Ken Legg

There are times when we don't know what to pray for. Christians are not immune from suffering, but we don't know what is best for us - deliverance or grace. The Holy Spirit helps us, teaches us and gives us heaven's perspective.

Mary had plans and dreams for her life. Then God stepped in with His plans that were far greater - plans that could only be possible through the Holy Spirit. Often, when the Holy Spirit does something new, there must be a transitioning out of the old.

Jesus said, '...you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.' So how do we get to know this truth? Today we look at the Holy Spirit’s role in helping us understand God’s word. 

Learning to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit is how we develop a relationship with Him. We will only do this by living as sons. We differentiate between His voice and others through experience

When Jesus left He promised to send the Holy Spirit who is the third person of the God we serve. Paul teaches that God, through His love for us, intends for us to enjoy fellowship with the Holy Spirit who lives inside us.

Jesus referred to Satan as a liar and a murderer. The two are linked. With 'the lie' Satan killed the human race. But Jesus is the truth who sets us free from Satan's deception and gives us eternal life through faith in Him.

Jesus is the Light of the world. He is the light of our conscience, the light that reveals our sin but also the light of our salvation. The gospel is a call to come into the light of life which is Christ.

The woman caught in adultery and brought to Jesus was a trap intended to expose how His message of love compromised the justice of God's law. The woman's dilemma is ours also - until Jesus becomes our advocate.

The living water Jesus offered the woman at the well and those in the temple court at the Feast of Tabernacles is the only thing that satisfy our inner thirst.

Like Jesus, our lives are not governed by circumstances, fate or Satan’s plans. Our times are in God’s hands and in this we are able to rest.

Chapter 5 records how Jesus was rejected in Judea. In chapter 6 we see He was rejected in Galilee also. This was a turning point in His ministry. From immense popularity the tide now turns and there is increasing opposition and hostility. But Jesus was not affected by public opinion because He was focused on doing His father's will.

When Jesus said, 'I am the Bread of Life' He presented Himself to us as the answer to our deepest need. Without Him we may exist, but not live. Bread can give us physical nourishment, but Jesus gives life.

Paul says that God has put all things under the feet of Jesus. The practical implications of this are amazing for our daily lives as believers.

The feeding of the 5,000 is the only miracle that is mentioned in all 4 gospels. But for John, this was more than a miracle - it was a sign. In this video we see why.

In John 15 Jesus promised an intimate relationship for those who abide in His love. We abide in His love by keeping His commandments. But which commandments was Jesus referring to? See more of Ken Legg’s teaching here https://www.onlinegracebibleschool.com

The authentic Christian life is the life that abides in Christ. This is the life which bears fruit that will remain. In this teaching we examine some of the differences between the authentic Christian life and it's counterfeit. See more of Ken Legg’s teaching here https://www.onlinegracebibleschool.com

When Jesus was on earth He called His disciples to follow Him. But now He has ascended into heaven we cannot follow Him. Following has been replaced with abiding. What does it mean to abide in Christ?

Jesus claimed to be God. Anyone can claim to be God. But when He summoned two or three powerful witnesses we are left with no option but to believe in Him.

Cancel culture seeks to dictate how we respond to those who have said or done the wrong thing. But what should our response be to these ones? Jesus points the way.

This is the third and final part in the series looking at the necessity and the wonder of the incarnation.

Every Christian wants to lead a sanctified life, but most don't know how. In this vacuum of ignorance many legalistic false teachings arise which lead to bondage. True sanctification is the work of Christ in the believer, therefore our faith and focus should be on Him.

The wonder of Christmas and the incarnation can be summed up in the words of Paul, 'Great is the mystery of godliness'. This is the first part in a three-part series exploring the breathtaking implications of God manifest in the flesh.

Jesus is God manifest in the flesh. And during His time on earth He showed us how to live a life of abundant fruitfulness - by making our humanity available to His deity

We need to call that 'good' which God calls good, and that 'evil' which God calls evil. Failure to do so is ugly.

The sovereignty of God and the free will of man are both taught in the Bible. But how can we reconcile them? Watch this popular teaching from Ken on this subject.