Sermons about John 1010 - SermonCentral.com (2024)

Bless: Sharing Your Story Series

Contributed by Edward Hardee on Nov 25, 2023

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Message from John 9 about sharing the story of Christ and how He changed our lives.

Title: Who is He?Theme: To show the importance of sharing our storyText: John 9John 9:35 Jesus heard that they had cast him out; and when He had found him, He said to him, "Do you believe in the Son of God?" 36 He answered and said, "Who is He, Lord, that I may believe in ...read more

Scripture: John 9:1-36

Denomination: Church Of God

Is It Right To Baptize Infants? Series

Contributed by Jeff Strite on Sep 8, 2023

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What would be wrong with "baptizing" an infant? Is it Biblical and was it a practice of the early Church?

Raccoon John Smith was one of our brotherhood’s more colorful evangelists in the early 1800s. One day he was passing by a Methodist camp meeting and he watched as a young Methodist preacher sprinkled water (for baptism) on a baby who was kicking & screaming at the top of its lungs. When the ...read more

Scripture: Acts 2:38-41

Denomination: Christian/Church Of Christ

Good And Evil

Contributed by David Leach on Jan 13, 2014

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There are perhaps no two words that are more highly abused than these two. With multitudes of people calling evil good and good evil. We had better know the difference.

Good and EvilThere are perhaps no two words that are more highly abused than these two. With multitudes of people calling evil good and good evil. We had better know the difference:Isa 5:20 Destruction is certain for those who call evil good and good evil... 1. What truly is Good? Here is a ...read more

Scripture: Luke 18:19

Denomination: Evangelical/Non-Denominational

Spooks, Spirits And Sense

Contributed by Steve Shepherd on Oct 31, 2003

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We need to be focused more on the human spirit and the Holy Spirit than spooks.

INTRO.- ILL.- A man was going to attend a Halloween party one time dressed in a costume that supposedly looked like the devil; red suit, tail, fork in hand. While walking to the party it began to rain so he darted into the nearest building, which happened to be a church where a revival meeting was ...read more

Scripture: Ephesians 5:15-17

Fear Not, God's Got Is With Them Series

Contributed by Ed Taylor on Jun 2, 2008

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Fears are common - we all have them - but do we take them to the Lord?

1.“I’m afraid Daddy”. Those were the words of my daughter not too long ago. Really it happens every now and then.•A noise or a sound startles her so she walks across the house to our bedroom and then startles me. That’s just how it GOES EH?•She’s there staring at me until my eyes open and ...read more

Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 3:1-18

Denomination: Evangelical/Non-Denominational

"Reasons For Christmas" Series

Contributed by Dave Mcfadden on Nov 26, 2007

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Why did Christ come to earth by being born as a man?

A Sunday school teacher asked her class of kindergarteners to draw a picture of the manger scene at Bethlehem. In the corner of one student’s sketch was a very plump, jolly-looking fellow.“Tell me about this person,” requested the teacher, pointing to the portly character. “Oh,” replied the ...read more

Scripture: Luke 2:8-12

Denomination: Baptist

The Good And Beautiful God: God Is Holy Series

Contributed by Scott Walker on Sep 12, 2011

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God is against my sin because He is for me!

“The Good & Beautiful God:God Is Holy”1 Peter 1:15-16February 20th, 2011"But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; for it is written: "Be holy, because I am holy.""1 Peter 1:15-16 (NIV)Introduction:>Five weeks ago we began a sermon series based on the ideas found in ...read more

Scripture: 1 Peter 1:15-16

Denomination: Nazarene

God Provides Series

Contributed by Jeff Strite on Sep 18, 2022

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We have songs about Jehovah Jireh, but did you know the name is only in Scripture once? What does it mean and how should it impact our approach to life? Consider these thoughts from our Family Minister Scott Jewell.

We’ve been going through a series of your favorite verses. Our ministers that meet from lunch surveyed their churches and posted on Facebook to find out people’s favorite verses from which to preach. What surprised me was that these verses weren’t about making ourselves feel good, they were ...read more

Scripture: Genesis 22:9-14

Denomination: Christian/Church Of Christ

Exchange Self-Destructive Tendencies With Spiritual Fruits

Contributed by Paul Fritz on Dec 16, 2003

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Do you observe that you tend to get better or worse(bitter, angry and anxious) when difficulties come in to your life? Is your life more characterized by triumphs or turmoil and tension? Irritations have a way of bringing a sense of frustration that leads

Exchange Self-Destructive Tendencies With Spiritually Fruitful Traits (Gal. 5:16-23) Too many people allow themselves to fall into self-destructive practices out of ignorance, neglect or spiritual indiscipline.Some people need to know when to admit mistakes. Take for example what not to put in ...read more

Scripture: Galatians 5:16-23

Denomination: Evangelical/Non-Denominational

Rose Colored Glasses Series

Contributed by Tom Fuller on Sep 15, 2005

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The blush of first love wears off quickly for the children of Israel as God brings them some small tests to see how much they will trust Him. How much do you trust God? We also see the keys to spiritual warfare demonstrated.

New love is always interesting. We used to have a saying "you’re looking through rose-colored glasses." It meant that no matter how the other person was in reality, they always looked "rosy" to you because you were in love.Having rose colored glasses is a danger sign for a relationship that needs ...read more

Denomination: Calvary Chapel

How To Be Truly Satisfied

Contributed by Joel Preston on Nov 15, 2002

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Only when we can truly say that, “the Lord is my shepherd,” will we ever be able to say, “I shall not want.”

HOW TO BE TRULY SATISFIED!Psalm 23:1INTRODUCTION:1. Psalm 23 contains a short yet beautiful portrait of our relationship with God. It promises comfort and protection to those who remain close to the Shepherd and demonstrates how our spiritual needs are met in the Lord.2. It is one of the most ...read more

Scripture: Psalm 23:1

Denomination: Baptist

How To Be Truly Satisfied

Contributed by Joel Preston on Nov 15, 2002

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Only when we can truly say that, “the Lord is my shepherd,” will we ever be able to say, “I shall not want.”

Scripture: Psalm 23:1

Denomination: Baptist

Pergamum Series

Contributed by Revd. Martin Dale on Aug 11, 2001

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It was a church with a bad environment. Its virtues were perseverence in an evil environment but it is reproved for its tolerance of wrong doctrine and heretics.

The Letter to the Church at PergamumRev. 2: 12-17Introduction:We started to look at the letters written to the Seven Churches in Asia as a series. Let us just refresh our memory on the seven churches.BACKGROUND1)Ephesus Rev. 2:1-7It was an orthodox church, with good works, patience, ...read more

Scripture: Revelation 2:12-17

Denomination: Anglican

Cultivate A Heart To Hear God Series

Contributed by Ron Murphy on Jul 14, 2007

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(Parts of this message were condensed from a sermon by Rick Warren) How do we hear the voice of God, above the din of a noisy world?

Introduction:I.Have you noticed;A.We live in a noisy world.B.By noisy, I mean1.Lots of competing ideas2.Lots of competing ideologies3.Lots of competing standards of living, and ideas of what is right and wrong,C.And all of these different noises seem to be talking at ...read more

Scripture: Luke 8:4-15

Denomination: Methodist

Extreme Makeover - Heart Transplant Series

Contributed by Scott Kircher on Jun 16, 2008

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If God were going to make us over, He would start with a heart transplant

Extreme MakeoverHeart TransplantWe need a heart transplant because…Without one we will not be able to Love God Deuteronomy 30:6Without one we will not be able to Love PeopleMatt 5:43-48Without one, we will not be able to LiveDeuteronomy 30:6Slide 1If you have seen TV at all ...read more

Scripture: Deuteronomy 30:6, Luke 12:22-34

Denomination: Evangelical/Non-Denominational

Sermons about John 1010 - SermonCentral.com (2024)

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What is the lesson of John 10 10? ›

Whereas “the thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy,” Jesus says, “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly” (10:10). The function of the gate is to keep the sheep together in the sheepfold during the night, safe from thieves and predators.

What is the main point of John 10? ›

This chapter makes clear, yet often-disputed statements, about doctrinal questions such as salvation through means other than Jesus, if salvation can be lost, and whether the Bible contains errors. First, Jesus points out that sheep only listen to the voice of their own particular shepherd.

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What does John 10 10 mean by abundant life? ›

The term "abundant life" comes from the Bible verse John 10:10b, "I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly." "More abundantly" means to have a superabundance of a thing. "Abundant life" refers to life in its abounding fullness of joy and strength for spirit, soul and body.

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What is the teaching on John 10 11? ›

The main theme of the passage is laid out in John 10:11: “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” The following verses will unpack the meaning of laying down his life for the sheep, a typical Johannine theme.

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Who are they in John 10:10? ›

In this analogy, Jesus says that the earlier false messiahs were the thieves. Certainly, these false prophets were working under Satan's direction, but it is incorrect to say that the thief in John 10:10 is the Devil. In fact, it is the one who falsely claims to be Christ.

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How to pray John 10:10? ›

John 10:10–11 Calls Us to Set Our Eyes on Jesus

God, help us to think rightly about life. Help us to see the emptiness of the pleasures and pursuits and possessions of this world. Help us, we pray, to trust in you and your ways and your word as the way to abundant life, to full life. God, please help us.

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What are the lessons learned from John 10 1 10? ›

One lesson here is that sheep fare best together, not picked off one by one. Another is that there is promise of great pasturage, abundant life for all who follow Jesus' way. A third is that there is something public, open, honest, and even simple about how we live as God's people through Jesus.

What does the sheep pen represent in John 10? ›

That salvation in John 10:9 is linked to the promise of pasture and protection (in and out of the sheep pen) means that the man born blind will know sustenance and security. For the disciples overhearing Jesus' words, that which is for the blind man is for every disciple, every believer.

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What are the lessons of John 10 1 10? ›

The Lord is our shepherd. Shepherds will always, no matter what, look after their sheep. He knows who are unruly, stubborn and evil, but despite all that, he truly cares, love and stay by their side. When we recognize the Lord as our Savior and our shepherd, he will lead us to greener pastures, one after the other.

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Who is the gatekeeper in John 10? ›

Traditionally, we have been taught the gatekeeper to be the Father, YaHoVeH. However, the Greek word used in John 10 above is thyroros (translated as the English "porter" in some versions) and actually means "a doorkeeper" - a servant who "attends to what" comes in and out a particular door to the Kingdom.

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What is life to the full in John 10? ›

It means getting to the point where we take our hands completely off our lives. Not even a finger is left on any activity or thought; all is surrendered to the control of Jesus. We begin to imitate Christ in our thoughts, actions, words and opinions of others.

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What is John 10 telling us? ›

John 10 opens with the image of a shepherd with sheep. And the first five verses are all about the shepherd and how his is the familiar and trusted voice for his own sheep. The shepherd makes his distinctive calls and whistles his distinctive tune, and his sheep just know he's the one they trust to follow.

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What can we learn from John 10/1/21? ›

The allegory teaches us that having known His own sheep and having called them, the Lord Jesus Christ leads them out. choose us all (John 12:32). Jesus calls the sheep, they follow and their job is to bring the rest of the sheep into the sheepfold.

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What does I am the Good Shepherd mean in John 10 11 14? ›

He came to be the one who cared for and fed them. It was a dangerous job; protecting the sheep from wolves and bandits. As the good shepherd Jesus had not only to be willing to, he did, lay down his life for the sheep that God had given him.

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What is the unfolding of the John 10 10 prayer ministry? ›

“I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” - John 10:10. Have a prayer request for the John 10:10 prayer ministry? In our prayers for families, we pray for the sanctity of all life, for vocations to marriage, the priesthood and consecrated life, which are born and nurtured in families.

What moral lesson do we learn from the story of Lazarus? ›

There are greater lessons to be learned in this Scripture, of course. As Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, we begin to understand that he has power to change death to life, physically and spiritually. When it looks like the end, when the facts say it is over, he brings new life. We can trust this in our own lives.

What is the message of Jesus cleanses a leper? ›

The healing of the leper is a demonstration that Jesus is bringing a new reality into the world, a reality that is not dependent on the sacrifice of animals but a radical openness to the power of God received through faith and encounter with Jesus. His disciples are called to do the same.

What are the lessons learned from the miracle of raising Lazarus? ›

God is full of surprises. You can't figure God out so we might as well trust him in all situations of life. One of the best lessons we can learn from the Lazarus story is that delay does not mean denial. God will come in his own time and in his own way.