Is the Bible historically trustworthy? Isn’t it inaccurate and irrelevant? Johnny Kurcina looks at these questions and also asks us to think about our own sources of Authority and the influences that shape us.
On the last great day of The Feast of Tabernacles, Jesus stood on the Temple mount a nd declared, “I am the light of the world.” He was claiming to be the God who led Israel in the wilderness, the focus of their future hopes of God’s arrival and salvation. He was also inviting all people to find their light–their source of life–in him.
In John 6, Jesus challenges the crowds and those gathered in the Synagogue by calling himself “The Bread of Life;” the true heavenly bread that all people need to have life. What do you hunger for in life? What fills your soul? Jesus offers himself and the love that can fill our souls and give us true life.
John 21 gives a picture of new Life in the Kingdom of God as the Risen Jesus calls his disciples to fish, to feed and to follow Him
John 20:19-31
This sermon was preached by Bishop John Guernsey, Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic, at the Confirmations Service on April 28, 2019.
Unfortunately, audio quality is poor. The recording was done on a backup device.
Is the Bible historically trustworthy? Isn’t it inaccurate and irrelevant? Johnny Kurcina looks at these questions and also asks us to think about our own sources of Authority and the influences that shape us.
John 12
John 6
Easter Sermon: Whom Are You Seeking
Ecclesiastes 12