Sermons onJohn 20

Savior

• 24:23John 20

  It says this in John 20, 31, that these words are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ and that by believing you may have life in his name. Like over and over and over, this is the drumbeat of the gospel of John, that there…

• 3:43John 20

  Thomas says, if I don't see the mark in the nails of his hands, and if I can't put my finger into the mark of the nails, and if I can't put my hand in his side, he says, I will never believe. John 20, 25. Really, Thomas says, I will never have faith unless I have proof. And many of you feel that way.

The Mind of a Disciple

• 7:53John 20

  where Thomas was ready to die for his faith, and the end of the Messiah's life, where Thomas was shaken to the core. So we must ask, what happened? What changed in Thomas' mind to make him doubt? Before we read John 20, which is our main scripture for today, John 20:24-29, let's review what has transpired from the resurrection of Lazarus to this passage. First, there were plots to kill Jesus.

• 7:56John 20:24–29

  where Thomas was ready to die for his faith, and the end of the Messiah's life, where Thomas was shaken to the core. So we must ask, what happened? What changed in Thomas' mind to make him doubt? Before we read John 20, which is our main scripture for today, John 20:24-29, let's review what has transpired from the resurrection of Lazarus to this passage. First, there were plots to kill Jesus.

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The Name

• 29:39John 20

  And I'm so thankful for the Gospel of John. Because the Gospel of John gives us the now what. In John 20, it's the final verse of that chapter. It's right after the resurrection, right after the crucifixion, John is clear to those who are receiving his word. And he says it in this way. But I have written you these things. John says, I have written you 20 chapters for this reason. So that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah.

The JESUS Story

• 3:09John 20

  And he rose again. And not only is that story true 2,000 years ago, But Jesus is still working in our world for his glory and for your good. So as we read John 20, I want to begin to stir some thoughts in your mind and some affections in your heart. A scholar named Bloomberg said this about the crucifixion and the resurrection. He said, How important is it that the resurrection is a central tenet of our faith?

• 5:07John 20

  Two-thirds of Americans believe, say, Jesus rose from the dead. But they don't believe it changes their life. Let me say this. If what we read today is true, the resurrection changes everything. It changes everything about us. So with that, let's read John 20, verses 1 and 2. We're going to read more. Just hold on. But verses 1 and 2 this morning.

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The JESUS Story

• 3:20John 20

  You don't have to. Jesus came to be your light. And this is not surprising. Because John tells us in John 20, verse 30. He says, listen, I have... Jesus has performed many other signs. So much so that I could not write them all in this book. But these things are written. What you're going to read today. They are written so that you may believe that Jesus Christ is the Messiah. So why is the gospel of John written to you and to me?

Because He Lives

• 4:31John 20

  Join me in John chapter 20 I'm reading from the Christian Standard Version And I think we take it for granted That the resurrection is an easy pill to swallow So if you find yourself struggling with thinking deeply about Jesus rising from the dead Did He really rise from the dead? Can anyone really rise from the dead? I want you to know today you are not alone Because the Bible

• 5:25John 20

  Because the Bible The Bible is a book written about God by God So know what the Bible is The Bible is about God by God This book about God contains people who did not believe in Him And you might be surprised at who some of those people were We're going to find some of them right now John 20 verse 1 On the first day of the week Mary Magdalene

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Because He Lives

• 31:06John 20

  And he says to Thomas in John 20, 26. Listen to what Jesus says. He says, Thomas, put your finger here. Look at my hands. Reach out your hands. Put it at my side. Don't be faithless. But believe. And Thomas responded to him. And Jesus said, because you have seen me, you have believed.

Isaiah

• 28:10John 20:29

  we need the gospel to purify us and forgive us in John chapter 20 verse 29 it says Jesus said to him have you believed because you have seen me have you believed because you have seen me blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed Jesus knew it was going to be difficult for us he knew it was going to be difficult for us as we

• 4:48John 20

  …me in the book of John" "The Gospel of John" "Matthew, Mark, Luke and John" "If you don't know who I am, my name is Josh, lead pastor here" "And it's just what a joy it is to serve the Lord and open His word with you" "John chapter 20, if you'll find your way there" "And I want to quickly catch you up to John 1 through 19" "On a cool evening, Jesus, along with most of His disciples, went across the Kidron Valley into"

• 11:19John 20

  "Like others who claim to give life and to give good moral value as they taught" "That something is different about the Messiah" "Something is radically different" "And so let's pick up here in the word of God" "In John 20 beginning in verse 1" "On a day much like today on the first day of the week" "Mary Magdalene came out of the tomb early while it was still dark" "She saw that the stone had been removed from the tomb" "So she went…

• 0:33John 20

  If you have your Bibles, I hope you do, and I invite you to join me in the book of John, the gospel of John in the New Testament. John chapter 20, fourth book, New Testament, John 20, verse 1, this morning. This is what the gospel writers want us to do. Come and see. Mary, come look inside the tomb. Peter, walk inside. Josh, look in and you will find nothing. Because he is risen. He is risen indeed.

• 0:33John 20

  If you have your Bibles, I hope you do, and I invite you to join me in the book of John, the gospel of John in the New Testament. John chapter 20, fourth book, New Testament, John 20, verse 1, this morning. This is what the gospel writers want us to do. Come and see. Mary, come look inside the tomb. Peter, walk inside. Josh, look in and you will find nothing. Because he is risen. He is risen indeed.

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• 13:19John 20

  Rolled away They saw the seal Had been broken And they saw the soldiers Standing nearby And the fourth piece Of evidence For you to consider today Is that they saw The shroud That neatly Was over his face It was neatly Folded John John's events In John chapter 20 He gives us A better narrative To understand This piece of cloth Stooping down And looking in In verse 5 John chapter 20 Stooping down And looking in

• 13:28John 20

  Rolled away They saw the seal Had been broken And they saw the soldiers Standing nearby And the fourth piece Of evidence For you to consider today Is that they saw The shroud That neatly Was over his face It was neatly Folded John John's events In John chapter 20 He gives us A better narrative To understand This piece of cloth Stooping down And looking in In verse 5 John chapter 20 Stooping down And looking in

• 32:55John 20

  …Why wouldn't we want that? Why would you and I not want? Why would we harbor sin in our life, misgiving, aggravation, anger, hatred, unforgiveness, or anything else that would keep God from allowing us to enjoy life? John 20, verse 31. But these have been written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the God, and that believing you may have life.