Sermon
The Samaritan: Seeking Satisfaction Through People
What the Samaritan woman could never find in all the matches, and all the men, and all the marriages, she would now find in Messiah, her Christ, her Jesus.
What the Samaritan woman could never find in all the matches, and all the men, and all the marriages, she would now find in Messiah, her Christ, her Jesus.
We live in a time of inverted values, where light is called darkness and darkness is called light.
Greatness: when Jesus knew that His time had come, He, the Creator, got down on His hands and knees and washed the feet of His creation.
Christianity is the only religion that has a God with wounds.
Satan sought independence, but he is still God’s servant.
If you’re loved by Jesus, nothing else matters.
Shame is the feeling that we’ve radically disappointed ourselves, our friends, and God.
Shame loses its power in the presence of the cross.
We should grow in the wonder of Jesus, not in the cheap things of life.
Isaiah 9:6 gives us five names of Jesus: Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Each of these names describe a different aspect of our relationship with God including: guiding us through decisions, strengthening us through life’s demands, and giving us peace during times distress.