Time in God's Word with David Carns

We see Jesus at the front end of his ministry as he makes his way to the temple. And when there Jesus works a miracle in the midst of thousands.

Jesus works his first miracle, the changing water into wine. And then we also see the results of this miracle which include the witnessing of the glory of God and the belief of the disciples.

When a predicament arises at the wedding in Cana, Mary knows just what to do and that is, to go to the one that has all of the answers, Jesus.

David begins a look at the beginning of the ministry of Jesus as it begins at a wedding in Cana.

As we close out this look at John 1 we see Jesus proclaiming to Nathanael that the Christian will see greater things.

When we think of evangelism many times we think of the evangelist sharing the gospel with hundreds or even thousands of people. Yet, for the most part, evangelism is one Christian telling one lost person about Jesus. This is what we see in the calling of Nathanael.

David continues to walk through this part of John's narrative regarding the calling of the first disciples of Jesus. Today David looks at the calling of Philip.

As David wraps up looking at the calling of Andrew and John he brings out the point that God calls on the simple to share the Good News of Jesus.

As David continues to look at the calling of Andrew and John he looks at Andrew's desire to tell someone else about Jesus.

We are introduced to Andrew and John the first followers of Jesus.

This series concerning the testimony of John the Baptist about Jesus concludes with the "Commitment to Jesus".

David continues to look at John the Baptist's testimony concerning Jesus, that we entitle "This is who Jesus is".

David brings out the second testimony of John the Baptist concerning Jesus and that is "This is who Jesus is".

David begins a series looking at the testimony of John the Baptist concerning our Lord, Jesus. And the first declaration that John the Baptist makes in the text is "Jesus is here"!

In this last section of the prologue to John's gospel the apostle continues to share how he knew that Jesus is God. And what we find is John saw God through Jesus. And to get even more detailed, John says that Jesus actually explained God.

David continues to draw out from this final portion of John's prologue how the Apostle knew that Jesus is God. This second point speaks of God's grace lived out through Jesus.

In the prologue to the Gospel of John, the apostle's main focus is proving that Jesus is deity. And at this point in the prologue John goes about stating how he came to realize that Jesus is truly God. The first point is John saw the glory of God through the life of Jesus.

David concludes this look at Gospel Principles by bringing out the point that the gospel speaks of an exclusive savior.

David looks at the third gospel principle in this series which deals with the believers adoption into God's family.

David is continuing to walk through a portion of John's gospel that we are calling "Gospel Principles". And in this section David speaks about the depravity of man.

In this text David brings out what he is calling Gospel principles. There are four in the text, the first being "Jesus is the light of God".

David concludes this brief look at the emphasis of evangelism by spending some more time looking at the preaching and ministry of John the Baptist.

John the Apostle spends time giving a lesson on evangelism by focusing on John the Baptist. This is the first part of a two part series that is entitled "The emphasis of evangelism".

As David continues to look at the prologue to the Gospel of John he brings out yet another proof for the deity of Jesus and that is, Jesus is the maker all things.

David continues to bring out the proofs for the deity of Jesus. The second proof is found in this trinitarian statement "The Word was with God".