Time in God's Word with David Carns

Pastor David Carns concludes his 3 part look at the purposes of the Lord's Supper by addressing the fact that the Lord's Supper is a meal of examination and that the Lord's Supper is a meal of fellowship.

Pastor David Carns continues to walk us through this text in which the Apostle Paul brings out the purposes of the Lord's Supper. Today we look at purposes three and four. The Lord's Supper is a meal of hope and the Lord's Supper is a meal of Thanksgiving.

In the church today it would not be surprising to find that many of God's children participate in the Lord's Supper and yet do not fully understand the purpose of the supper. Today we begin to look at a text that brings out six purposes of the Lord's Supper. This is truly a text that will bring a clear understanding of the supper for all of God's children.

In the midst of a miracle worked by Jesus we see a true faith that saves.

There are people all over the world that say they believe in Jesus. Yet for the most part the world proclaims a superficial faith in Jesus, not a saving faith. In this section of John's gospel Pastor David Carns preaches on true saving faith.

We conclude our look at Jesus and his time spent with the people of the village of Sychar. And we also conclude our look at some of the traits of Jesus that the text brings out.

We see a third trait of Jesus that is brought out in this text and that is the trait of omniscience. And what is special about this piece of scripture is, the omniscience of Jesus is seen as Jesus reveals that the people of Sychar are about to come to him by faith.

This text that concludes the narrative of Jesus and his conversation with the Samaritan woman brings out four traits of Jesus. Today we look at trait number two, "The overwhelming joy of Jesus".

Pastor David Carns concludes his look at a unique trait of Jesus and that is "The Providence of Jesus".

David begins a series of messages that is called "The traits of Jesus". Trait number one "Providence".

David now brings out the third point in this look at true worship and that is "The design of true worship".

Pastor continues to bring out aspects of true worship and today we see that true worship can take place anytime and at anyplace.

Pastor David Carns takes us into a deeper look at worship and in this podcast the focus is "God is the object of our worship".

We conclude looking at the conversation between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. And as we come to the end of this conversation we see that Jesus gives us the definition of true worship.

We continue with our look at this sermon series that we are calling "The principles of evangelism". And we come to find that the gospel promotes true worship.

Pastor David Carns continues to walk through this series called "The principles of evangelism". Principle four in the series is "The gospel requires the confrontation of sin". And in today's podcast we continue to look at aspects of this very important truth.

As we continue to look at the conversation between Jesus and the woman at the well we look at point four in this series called "The principles of evangelism". Point four is "The gospel requires the confrontation of sin". And what we will see today is without confronting sin it is certain that falls conversions will follow.

As Jesus continues to speak to the woman at the well he shares that eternal life comes with unending blessings.

The Christian gospel goes against the world's thinking about eternal life and that is the gospel of Jesus Christ says that eternal life is a free gift. The world says you have to work for eternal life. In our continued study regarding the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well we find that Jesus makes this point very clear.

We continue with the first point from this series that we are calling the principles of evangelism which is "The gospel is for the least of these". We see this point in the conversation that Jesus has with the Samaritan woman at the well.

As the encounter begins between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well we begin to look at a sermon series called "The principles of Evangelism". The first principle is "The gospel is for the least of these". We begin to look at this point today.

Jesus, who is all God is also all man, and when we see him arrive at Jacob's well we see his humanity. We are able learn from this that we have a high priest who sympathizes with us.

We now begin our look at John 4. And as we open up this narrative David begins by looking at the setting.

Today we read the final recorded words of John the Baptist in scripture. And we will see that John speaks of love gifts that the Father gives to Jesus but then we will also see that in the end, John was truly a gospel preacher.

As John the Baptist speaks of the superiority of Jesus he makes it clear that Jesus possesses the infinite fullness of the Spirit of God. This is a claim that no man can make other than Jesus.