John 12:20 - 12:50
Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
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 in the Gospel, and the concept of dying to oneself. Gregg highlights the importance of serving Jesus and following his example. He also explores the idea of judgment in Christianity and the significance of Christ's death on the cross in casting out Satan as the ruler of the world. Overall, Gregg offers a detailed examination of these passages in the Bible, providing insights on their implications for Christian life and faith.
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John 13:1 - 13:17
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In this talk, Steve Gregg interprets John 13, emphasizing John's intention to supplement rather than duplicate the other gospels. Gregg also discusses
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John 13:18 - 13:38
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Steve Gregg provides a spiritual interpretation of John 13:18-38, discussing Jesus' analogy about washing feet and the betrayal of Judas. He emphasize
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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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