Sermons onJohn 3

2 Corinthians

• 29:03John 3

  He said the old covenant in verse 9, the old ministry brought condemnation. The law tells you what you're doing wrong. Some of you are liars. Stop lying. Some of you are adulterers. Be faithful. Some of us are duplicitous and we're living double lives. Whatever it might be, the law is condemning you because you are condemning yourself. Right? John 3, 16, for God so loved, we love this verse, for God so loved

• 29:15John 3

  for God so loved the world that God gave his only son that whoever believes in him might not perish but have everlasting life. John 3, 16. But sometimes we forget John 3, 18 where Jesus says, anyone who believes in him is not condemned. But anyone who does not believe in the son is already condemned. Why did Jesus say that? Because our life condemns…

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2 Corinthians

• 14:55John 3

  …say that. He says saints. Saints literally means set apart ones or holy ones. And what Paul is saying there is, these are the ones that have a new identity in Christ. These are the ones, as Jesus told Nicodemus in John chapter 3, who have been born again. These are the ones who are new creations. The old things has passed away.

1 Corinthians

• 18:46John 3:16

  in the person of jesus christ look at john 3 16 this is the kind of love that compelled god to send his son for the sins of the world john 3 16 for god so loved the world this agape unconditional love this is what we're reading about here so read with me in verse 4 love is patient love is kind love does not envy it is not boastful it is not arrogant it is not rude it is not self-seeking

• 18:54John 3:16

  in the person of jesus christ look at john 3 16 this is the kind of love that compelled god to send his son for the sins of the world john 3 16 for god so loved the world this agape unconditional love this is what we're reading about here so read with me in verse 4 love is patient love is kind love does not envy it is not boastful it is not arrogant it is not rude it is not self-seeking

1 Corinthians

• 7:19John 3

  that paul would use infantile language because we know that in john chapter 3 an adult a mature person comes to jesus and says good teacher we know you are from god because no one can do the things that you do unless you are from god and jesus doesn't say wow what an adult answer how mature of you no he says to nicodemus you must be born again you need to become like a

His Name Shall Be

• 17:40John 3:16

  the miracle of sight for my physical ailments. But there's more here than meets the eye. Some of you know the verse John 3 16. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son that whoever believes in him might not perish but have everlasting life. what we might not understand about that verse is that verse was given

Micah

• 32:37John 3

  You know, the song from the, we are the world, for God so loved the world, John 3, 16. Well, we are the world. Who are we? You and me. Well, let's get selfish. Let's throw out to you and let's just think on to me. God, Christ did this for me, for nobody else but me. And when we take on that attitude and we see that what Christ did for us, how can we say no to it?

• 24:22John 3:16

  When I got born again, there is a difference in the way that I live. And watch what I started doing. Pastor Josh, I knew one scripture and one scripture only. I didn't even know John 3.16. I didn't grow up in church. We didn't go for Christmas. We didn't go for Easter. We didn't go. So I didn't know it. But when I found Proverbs 14.12, that was the only scripture that everybody I met, I shared that one…

The Epistles of John

• 4:20John 3:3

  That he would be exalted even in death. That we might have eternal life. So, John 3. 3 John 1. 9 through some verses. It gets confusing because John doesn't really have a chapter. 3 John. It's just 3 John. But turn to chapter 1, verse 9 through 12. He says,

The Epistles of John

• 33:45John 3

  Gaius would say to us, I was a stranger and God opened his arms to me. How can I not open my hands to others? And if you are here today and you feel like God is looking at you with closed hands and condemnation, just remember John 3, 16. For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, whoever believes in him will not perish, but have everlasting life. For or because God did not send his son to condemn the world.

Asking for a Friend

• 10:32John 3

  I don't want you to think that Jesus only speaks about his divinity and his salvation one time. John 3. Again, in a private setting, it's at dark. Nicodemus comes to him at night. Actually, I think the better translation, Nicodemus comes to Jesus in darkness. Yes, it's PM after the sun has gone down. But Nicodemus is…

Matthew

• 36:17John 3:16

  today church would you turn to Jesus and see that Jesus did not come into this world to condemn sinners but to save the world through himself John 3 16 and 17 and in his humility he chose you he chose me so church let me pray for us and if you have a desire to respond to the gospel to say hey I'm done living for myself I

Matthew

• 35:59John 3:16

  Jesus quotes Deuteronomy. And I bet Satan was like, really? Deuteronomy? Not John 3.16? Not Philippians 1.6? Deuteronomy. And Jesus says, yes, even Deuteronomy will hold Satan at bay. The sword of God is our weapon against Satan. Do not leave the sword of God on the shelf. Why is it so important that we know that he who began a good work is faithful to carry you to completion into the day of Christ Jesus?

Savior

• 24:59John 3

  The word was God. By him, all things are made. In him is life and that life is the light of the world. We see in John chapter three that God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him will not perish but will have everlasting life. We see in Jesus' own words in the chapter right before this, Jesus says, I have come to give you life and life more abundant. Like y'all don't, don't miss the fact here.

Savior

• 18:06John 3:16

  Some of you have memorized John 3.16. For God so loved the world that he gave, he sent his one and only son that whoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life. Have you ever thought about those words? When you give something, it's usually thought in advance, isn't it? And many of us have received gifts that you know they weren't thought out. Right? Someone says, I know it was your birthday or I thought of you

Back to the Basics

• 32:21John 3:16

  I'm always fascinated that the greatest, one of the greatest verses that we love and cherish as a people of faith is John 3.16. For God so loved the world that he gave. Why would the greatest verse to some of our lives be about giving? For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son. That whoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life.

When in Romans

• 13:06John 3

  And even more, Jesus himself said that God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him. That's John 3, 17 and 18. So what is Jesus saying to us? That we currently stand condemned on our own. That the default destination for sons of Adam and daughters of Eve is not eternal life. The default destination is hell and guilt…

When in Romans

• 27:06John 3

  Because one day God will take the mask off. May we struggle in the spirit with hypocrisy and bring our lives to the light of Jesus Christ. John 3 says it this way. Anyone who lives by the truth comes to the light so that his works may be shown to be accomplished by God. For all who wear the mask today, bring it to the Lord.

Christmas is...

• 13:53John 3:16

  And again, this is not the first time in the Bible, nor the last, that we hear about darkness as a metaphor for our sin. Think about John chapter 3, verse 16. You know it very well. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son. Whoever believes in him, that is the son, will not perish, shall not perish, but have everlasting life. That's verse 16. But in verse…

Who's Your King

• 20:06John 3

  When people are no longer awed, respectful, or fearful of God's holiness, the community is at risk. May we not put ourselves at risk by losing the holiness. Sin, by definition, is to miss the mark, to fall short, to be unholy. But it is the kindness of God that warns us and draws us back. Many of you know John 3, 16. For God so loved the world that he gave his only son.

The Mind of a Disciple

• 16:38John 3:16

  …say, "I am the light of the world." And the one who follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. And then he was there when Jesus said these words that we, as a church, have come to love. John 3:16, when God says through Jesus, Jesus says these words, "For God loved the world in this way, that he gave his one and only Son,

Hidden Revealed

• 15:07John 3

  It's a reminder that God's grace is freely given, but that invitation has to be accepted. The Lamb's army were chosen, but we must accept. Verse 5 of Ephesians 1. And Yahweh chose you to be adopted as sons and daughters to the praise of His glorious grace. Eternal life is an invitation that must be accepted. John 3, verse 6 of Ephesians 1. He gave His one and only Son that whoever believes, that's accepting the invitation, isn't it?

Hidden Revealed

• 35:24John 3:16

  need to ask this question thirdly how will you respond everyone knows John 3 16 right for God so loved his world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life but we forget verse 17 for God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world but to save the world through him anyone who believes in him is not condemned but whoever does not believe

Hidden Revealed

• 2:39John 3:16

  …a little nervous. Because if you know Pastor Josh, you know that you really never know where he may ask you to preach from. And I've got to be honest, these text assignments are not getting any easier. I'm waiting on John 3.16, but I'm afraid it may never come. But in all reality, I'm thankful that we have a church

Psalms

• 32:19John 3

  and sinners will be held in judgment. That's why Jesus in John 3 tells us this, right? God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world but to save the world. But anyone who does not believe is already condemned because he who has not believed in the name of Jesus Christ, the one and only Son of God. If you are living in sin,

• 26:03John 3:30

  am not worthy I believe John is saying as he says in John 3 30 he's saying Jesus must increase and I must decrease John is saying I want to fade off into the background I do not compare to the surpassing value of knowing Jesus Christ listen to the message proclaimed by John there's another voice I want you to hear let's go back to Mark 11 they've already thrown

(GR)ATTITUDE

• 33:58John 3:16

  Did you know that the spiritual truth is that everyone has something to be thankful for and someone to be thankful to? But not everyone will be thankful. John 3.16 says it this way. For God so loved the world that He gave. Let's stop at the world. That is God's way of saying, God so loved all of humanity. There's not a single person in the world that God did not love.

Troubled Heart

• 1:52John 3:16

  That the worst people can be redeemed by the blood of the Lamb. So we gather to make great the name of Jesus Christ. And we are concluding the book of Judges. This is a three-month journey. It feels like to the descent of a bankrupt society. We're finally at the end, thinking, can we have some good news? Just give me some John 3.16. I'm tired of Judges. Right? So Judges end. So we picked up on Samson last week.

• 36:25John 3:16

  did. John 3 16 says it very clearly. For God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him might not perish but have everlasting life. There are only two people in this world. Whatever's and whosoever's. may we be people who do what is right in the name of King Jesus. If you're here

The JESUS Story

• 10:21John 3

  If you remember, Nicodemus in John 3 comes to Jesus Christ and he's a learned man. He's a teacher of the law and he comes to Jesus at night in darkness. We know that the book of John says that men hate light but they love darkness. And John is reminding us that there is darkness in all of our lives. And the lack of light shrouds Mary's understanding. She can't see like she needs to see because of the darkness.

The JESUS Story

• 9:08John 3:16

  This is the first time in the Gospel of John that it's said that Jesus loves his own. Now, some of you are thinking, uh-uh, you forgot John 3.16, right? John 3.16 says that God so loved the world. Now, let's talk about Jesus' love. Here it says that he loves his own. But we know that Jesus loves everyone, doesn't he? He loves the twelve, and he loves those that were not in his inner circle.

• 9:13John 3:16

  This is the first time in the Gospel of John that it's said that Jesus loves his own. Now, some of you are thinking, uh-uh, you forgot John 3.16, right? John 3.16 says that God so loved the world. Now, let's talk about Jesus' love. Here it says that he loves his own. But we know that Jesus loves everyone, doesn't he? He loves the twelve, and he loves those that were not in his inner circle.

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The JESUS Story

• 27:11John 3

  But she is released from the penalty of her sin. Jesus tells us the very same fact in John 3, verse 17, does he not? That Jesus came into the world not to condemn it, but that the world might be what? Saved through him. Listen, the right response to mercy received from the Savior for past sin is righteous living in the future. What is the right response to God working?

The JESUS Story

• 2:03John 3

  So turn to me, turn with me, turn to me and turn with me, in the book of John. John chapter 3. And I'm going to read this entire passage. So just stay with me. John chapter 3. I'm reading from the HCSB. It used to be. Now it's the CSB, Christian Standard Bible. John 3. John is in the New Testament. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. I think most of you are ready.

• 2:10John 3

  So turn to me, turn with me, turn to me and turn with me, in the book of John. John chapter 3. And I'm going to read this entire passage. So just stay with me. John chapter 3. I'm reading from the HCSB. It used to be. Now it's the CSB, Christian Standard Bible. John 3. John is in the New Testament. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. I think most of you are ready.

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The JESUS Story

• 9:18John 3:30

  is no longer needed. And in John 3.30, what does John the Baptist say about Jesus? He says, he must increase and I must decrease. If there's only one verse that you could ever put in your heart, that should be it. Jesus must increase and I must decrease. What's the Christian life about? He must increase and I must decrease. If that is my purpose in life, I've done much. And so John sees Jesus face to face

Because He Lives

• 25:40John 3

  That's why we need regeneration. It's not saying, God, do you know who I am? It's us saying, God, you do know who I am. God, I need you. I need new life. Isn't that what Jesus tells Nicodemus in John 3? Nicodemus, a learned man of the law. He's a seeker. He has knowledge. He has information, but he doesn't have transformation yet. He's like some of you. And he comes to Jesus and he says, Jesus, what must I do to inherit eternal life?

UNDEFEATED

• 24:28John 3

  that God is not judgmental towards you or wrathful because he hates you I'm asked sometimes well how could a loving God send anyone to hell let me remind you what Jesus says in John 3 Jesus says this the one who believes in the son that's Jesus has eternal life but the one who rejects the son will not see life

Miracle in the Manger

• 21:21John 3

  There's a hiddenness to Christmas that we can miss. There's a hiddenness to the Messiah. You see, by faith we believe. It's by faith that we receive and hold on to the power of the incarnation. It's a reminder in John 3, 16, it's the same gospel that God so loved the world that he gave. He gave his son who became flesh and dwelt among us so that none would perish, but that all would have everlasting life. But what does John say for all…

Faith Over Fear

• 34:18John 3:16

  John 3.16 says this, very simply says, For God so loved the world, and gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him will not perish. 2 Timothy would use the language, will be rescued and have everlasting life. Did you know the Bible says that Jesus died to rescue the whole world? But not everyone will be rescued. It's only those who have put their faith in Jesus.

Paths

• 11:50John 3:16

  That's good stuff That's a powerful truth In the Holy Scripture So the question is How do you receive the invitation? And God's invitation for you to be into his family has a name And his name is Jesus Christ Think of what John 3:16 says For God so loved the world He loved you That he sent What do you do with invitations?

Isaiah

• 22:08John 3:30

  And we talk about the anonymous voice not wanting to take pleasure in itself, but emphasizing the message. In John 3:30, this messenger of the voice crying out in the wilderness looks at Jesus Christ and says this, very simply. He says, "He must increase and I must decrease." John's saying, "Look, I don't matter, but Jesus does." This is the voice. This should be our message and the way will be made straight.