Bearwallow Baptist Church

Jesus explains to his disciples that he is the way, the truth, and the life and the only way to the Father.

Jesus lays out the relationship between Himself, his disciples, and the Father.

When Jesus left the disciples for the cross, He left with them the gifts of God. The gifts of His presence, His holy Spirit, and His peace.

Jesus moves from identifying His betrayer to teaching the disciples concerning His death, and their conduct.

Jesus identifies His betrayer and in the process he teaches us three things about Him as the Savior.

Jesus is the Savior that John has been describing in his Gospel but in this passage we see the Savior becoming a servant.

What happens when we walk in the Light of Christ? What happens when we see Jesus as Savior and Light of the World.

What happens when we worship Jesus? A continuation of last week's message. Jesus is seen predicting His death on the cross.

As we see Jesus as Savior, we see that He is fulfilling their need for a Savior, a King, and prophecy.

Mary's act of worship shows us exactly what happens when we worship. Worship is a sacrificial, physical, spiritual, and influential act.

The Love of God conquers, it persuades, and it has come to us through Jesus Christ.

By looking at the gifts of the wise men, we can see the joy found in the advent of Jesus Christ.

We concentrate on the subject of Peace on this Advent Sunday.

The Spirit speaks to the church in Laodicea.

Jesus has nothing bad to say to the church at Philadelphia, instead He encourages them to hold fast to Him, His Word, and their faith in both.

A church of zombies? That's what one pastor calls this church at Sardis - they appear alive but they are actually dead according to Jesus.

This is the longest letter of the seven and most of it is dominated by Jesus' indictment of a woman that the congregation allows to lead His people astray. Are we holding one another accountable?

The church at Pergamos was praised for somethings but they had began to compromise.

Jesus writes to the Church at Smyrna and had no condemnation for them, only encouragement.

Have we lost focus of our first love?