John 11:1 - 11:44
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
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 arrival despite Lazarus' sisters' request is analyzed, along with the concept of soul sleep and resurrection. Gregg explores the disciples' lack of faith and Jesus' expressions of grief and groaning at Lazarus' death, which ultimately lead to his resurrection, and ends with an analogy on being born again and the changes that come along with it.
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John 11:45 - 12:19
Gospel of John
In John 11:45-12:19, the speaker discusses the lack of faith exhibited by the Jews towards Jesus despite Mary's witness of his miracles. Caiaphas' pro
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John 12:20 - 12:50
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In this presentation, Steve Gregg provides an analysis of John 12:20-50, covering topics such as the anointing of Jesus by Mary, the role of Gentiles
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John 10:22 - 10:42
Gospel of John
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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