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In this sermon we are challenged to see the work of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in our lives. We are also challenged to see our role in our sanctification as adopted children of our Creator. May God richly bless us all as we live out His will for us.

In the sermon, we discover the call for every believer to do the works of Jesus. We are also reassured – along with the disciples – of Jesus's presence and His desire to give us what we need through prayer and trust in His will.

In this sermon we are reminded of Jesus' future promise to those who have received and believed upon Him for salvation. We also discover the pathway and the evidences of why we should believe in the future promise. But most importantly, we discover that we - through Jesus - can be released from our troubled hearts and the worries that seem to tangle us up into forgetfulness and despair.

John 13:31-38 || Glory Love and Grace by The Shore Church

In this sermon we will discover the betrayals of Judas and Peter before Jesus. But also be challenged to reflect on our own betrayals. Are we going to remain in the dark or come to the Light of Jesus and His offer of forgiveness?

This sermon explores the love of Jesus expressed through his foreknowledge, humble leadership, and our call to action. May you be encouraged by Jesus' faithfulness to His chosen.

This sermon is the last public message Jesus gives in the Gospel of John and He doesn't hold back. Jesus shares clearly the grace and love to which He came to save the world. But He also reminds those listening about the outcome for rejecting this message. May all who hear and read this text surrender to the loving Saviour who has come to present us with the Father's eternal command.

John 12:36-43 || Glory Conflict by The Shore Church

This sermon highlights Jesus' urgent call to His followers as He is one week away from His crucifixion. May we listen in to this conversation to understand the urgency and our role of obedience.

Jesus may not be the king people thought he was going to be, but he is the King that we need

In this sermon, we see the contrast between Judas and Mary. One pushes against the worship of Jesus and another expresses a love for Jesus through extraordinary worship that will be told throughout history. Here, we all face the challenge of expressing and responding to Jesus's amazing love. May we all follow the love Mary has for Jesus as she unknowingly anoints him for His coming sacrifice as th...

Today we will look at John 11:45-57 in order to see how God sovereignly orchestrates His plan of salvation even though the authorities are rejecting Jesus.

Jer focuses on two individuals and 2 groups of people who simultaneously believe and disbelieve. There are many applications for us throughout this sermon. May we be encouraged to put our FULL faith in Jesus our Redeemer on this Easter Sunday.

In this sermon you will hear Jesus' 5th "I AM" statement as he converses with Martha. As we see ourselves in Martha and the others present while Jesus proclaims who He is, there are important applications to take away.

This sermon explores John 11:5-16, showing how Jesus' loving delay, purposeful timing, and sovereign plan are all working to deepen our faith and reveal His glory. Even when life feels confusing, risky, or painful, God is actively at work for eternal purposes far greater than we can see. The call is to move beyond passive belief and actively trust in Jesus.

This sermon focuses on why suffering occurs and how God uses suffering for the punishment of the wicked and the discipline of His children, but ultimately to bring GLORY to the Father and the Son.

Preacher: Jer Adrian In this sermon, we see the Pharisees seek clarity through their curiosity about Jesus's identity. But unfortunately, they remain in conflict because they don't believe Jesus is eternal. What about you? Are you curious? Do you seek clarity? Are you willing to let go of your kingdom and surrender to Jesus?

Preacher: Jer Adrian

Preacher: Adam Bodlack

Today's sermon out of John 9:13-41 calls us to look at what we are about. Are we about religious behaviour? Are we overly concerned about what others might think of us? Or are we bold enough to admit we need help, healing, and the offer of salvation by way of Jesus? Preacher: Jer Adrian

Preacher: Ryan Howarth

Preacher: Jer Adrian

Preacher: Jer Adrian

John 8:12-30 || Testimony of Jesus by The Shore Church

John 7:53-8:11 || Sin No More by The Shore Church