John 10:1 - 10:21
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg reflects on John 10:1-21, discussing the contrast between Jesus as the good shepherd and the Pharisees as the hired ones. He emphasizes how Jesus is the door through which one must enter to find salvation, in contrast to the false shepherds who lead astray. Gregg highlights the value Jesus places on his sheep, providing them with abundant life and willingly laying down his own life for them.
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John 10:22 - 10:42
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Steve Gregg, in his discussion on John 10:22 - 10:42, delves into Jesus' teachings on being the ultimate shepherd of his flock, which includes both Ge
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John 11:1 - 11:44
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg delves into the biblical story of Lazarus from John 11:1-44. Jesus' love for Lazarus and his decision to delay his arri
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John 9
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In this talk, Steve Gregg analyzes John 9 to discuss the theme of suffering and healing. He questions the assumptions that individuals may make about
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