Bill and Art Morris

4G Family

Religion EN ↓ 524 episodes

Lessons from the 4G class at Covenant Baptist Church, Lancaster, SC.

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Bill and Art Morris

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Religion

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Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

John 16:16-33 Jesus teaches about the Spirit 13.03.2022
John 15:12-27 13.03.2022
John 15:1-11 Abiding 13.03.2022
John 14:15-31 24.02.2022
John 14:8-31 -- The Advocate, Counselor, Helper 13.02.2022
John 14:1-7 Jesus is The Way 06.02.2022
John 13 -- Love One Another 30.01.2022
John 12:1-26 10.01.2022
John 11: ”I Am the Resurrection” 02.01.2022
Dec 26, 2021 09:54 26.12.2021
Thinking on Good Things 19.12.2021

In this Christmas themed lesson we look at Philippians 4:8 where we are instructed to think on “whatever” things. Examples where people have been inspired by good things from the past are given and we closed with “Come Thou Long Expected Jesus”. A link to the video we played during the lesson is here.

John 10:22-42 -- Safely in the Hand of the Father and the Son 12.12.2021
John 10:1-21 -- The Good Shepherd 28.11.2021

So many themes land together in this passage: God/Jesus as the Good Shepherd who knows and calls His sheep (those in the [Israelite] fold and those without), bad shepherds who cause problems for the sheep, sheep that are in danger who can be rescued by a Shepherd who can lay His life down for the sheep.

John 9 -- New Eyes, New Birth 21.11.2021

John uses the amazing story of a blind man receiving his sight from Jesus as an excellent example of how Jesus gives new life as promised in John chapter 3.

John 8:31-59 14.11.2021
John 8:1-30 07.11.2021
John 7 31.10.2021
John 6:41-71 Jesus, The Bread of Life Brings a Message Worth Chewing That‘s Hard to Swallow 24.10.2021

Speaking around the time of Passover Jesus transitions the crowd from a discussion about literal bread to a discussion about the metaphorical Bread of Life that can give eternal life. Of course, the Passover instruction to the Israelites was that they were supposed to eat everything!

John 6:16-40 -- Jesus, The Bread of Life 17.10.2021

In a very rich passage (which is only partially covered by today's teaching) John displays Jesus the Rabbi who calls the people to consider God as the source of the Bread that they should be desiring. There are glimpses of human nature, of the tension between election and belief, and of a God who is always working.

John 6:1-15 -- Feeding the Five Thousand (and getting their attention) 10.10.2021

This miracle, the only one recorded in all four gospels, is famous for many wonderful reasons: the power of God is demonstrated, we get the opportunity to speculate on how things played out, and we think it's cool that Jesus did so much with so little. But, John's treatment highlights how this miracle ushers in a deep discussion later in the chapter about the true nature of the bread that Jesus pr...

John 5:18-47 03.10.2021
John 5:1-17 -- The Healing at the Pool on the Sabbath 26.09.2021
John 4 -- The Woman at the Well 19.09.2021

At the end of class, this music video was shown.

John 3:22-4:11 -- John the Baptist, Introduction to the ”woman at the well” 12.09.2021
John 3:16-21 -- The Heart of the Gospel 05.09.2021

There is a reason why John 3:16 and the verses around it are so popular with evangelical Christians that even popular culture has developed an awareness:  it is a very concise explanation of the gospel and it is very good news!  In these verses we are reminded that by our very nature we are apart from God. Yet, God, through the work of Jesus being "lifted up" made a way for us to enter the light o...

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