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John 11:15 · BSB
11:15 and for your sake I am glad I was not there, so that you may believe. But let us go to him.”
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…seen it as a miraculous intervention just as something that has finally occurred God was slow in another place. There's a strange passage inJohn chapter 11and we we looked at it last year when one of Jesus' friends a man called Lazarus was dying and word was sent to Jesus saying come and heal Lazarus…
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…on this theme of abiding. John uses that word in a variety of ways though. So for instance, sometimes he uses it just to refer to a location.John Chapter 11with Lazarus, he hears the message of Lazarus. They say, Come, he's sick, we need you here. But then it says he remained two more days where he…
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…the spiritual side in this passage today. And this is an important counter balance to what we've already talked about in Luke chapter. I'm sorry,John. Chapter 11, when Lazarus died, we saw there. What do you do after tragedy? How do you move forward after tragedy has occurred? How do you move forward after…
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…Tread comes up and prays and he leaves palmy sweat marks on the pulpit. He prays so hard. I appreciate that, brother. Our passage this morning isJohn 11 verses 1 through 44. So if you would find that in your Bibles. If you didn't bring a Bible, we have Bibles in the seats in front of you. And you can find this on page…
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…perhaps the greatest challenge when it comes to faith, to let go of control and exchange it for rest. A classic example of letting go of control isJohn chapter 11when Jesus has to let go of control with regard to raising Lazarus. That's a surrender of control. Because he's human. He's Jesus of Nazareth, a…
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…life is through his death. And that's why John's put this little section right after Lazarus to help us see it. So if Lazarus, the beginning ofJohn chapter 11, if you like, was the warm-up act for Jesus' own resurrection, which is coming at the end of the gospel, then this today is the heads up. And more…
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…found himself faced with the sinfulness, with the rejection of the world of his offer, of his preaching, of his person. Think, for example, ofJohn chapter 11and at verse 33 and verse 38. We've referred to this at other times in other contexts, but you remember that's when Jesus came to the grave, the…
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…She showed amazing faith and she experienced amazing reward and yet that did not dismiss her from knowing severe tragedy. I'm thinking of Mary inJohn Chapter 11. I love that portion of scripture. The 1st 5 verses. Been sharing that lately. What we're told there that Mary, the one who anointed Jesus. So that…
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…to our plan. What hope do we have when life doesn't work out the way that we want it to? Well, for the answer, let's turn our attention toJohn chapter 11. This is a well-worn story. This is the story of Jesus raising his best friend, Lazarus, from the grave. But I think this story is very telling and…
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…been born blind, was now a grown man. His parents had known him all those years, he'd been blind, and now Jesus heals him by touching his eyes.John chapter 11, Jesus takes a stinking corpse named Lazarus and raises him back to life. Seven miracles in John that we can look at and say, wow, there's…
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…testifies to the reality of who Jesus is. And then you have the events of Jesus, life and ministry. Basically three years of ministry leading up toJohn Chapter 11, which we real because of how John organizes, but we really don't know when John 11 takes place. But it's arranged as the week before the Passion.…
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…a lot of humility, it takes a lot of letting go. God's love confounds us, but that's not the only thing that Jesus teaches us about God's love inJohn chapter 11. Not only does God's love confound us, it also confronts us. Look at 17 through 22. Now when Jesus came, he found that Lazarus had already been in…
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…And yet Jesus isn't like that. He reveals himself, he discloses himself even in the profoundest of ways. And so we see that here in once againJohn chapter 11, 17 through 27. Jesus reveals himself as the resurrection and the life. So here now the reading of God's holy word. Now when Jesus came, he found…
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…good deed will go unpunished. And have you heard that phrase before? No good deed goes unpunished. That was true for Wilberforce. And as we look atJohn Chapter 11today, we're going to see that to be the case with Jesus as well. I mean, last week we saw he raised Lazarus. He raised a guy from the dead. Now…
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…what we think will happen is what inevitably we convince ourself has happened. And we've been working through the book and John together. We're inJohn Chapter 11today. In fact, we're going to be on page 844. If you have one of our church Bibles, we have those in the connection corner. Grab one any time. But…
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…passage, we're going to look at how a number of people react to this reality of looming death. It's a well known story, the story of Lazarus andJohn, Chapter 11, and we could unpack it all in one big section today, but we're going to break it up because Chapter 11 is really a big transition in the book of…
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…am the Messiah. The hour is coming, and it's here, right now, when the dead, will hear, my voice, and will live. Lord willing, we will make it, toJohn chapter 11, one day, I'm hoping to be there, by October, if the Lord tarries, and He allows it, and we will read, the account, of Jesus, raising Lazarus, from…
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…And it's no problem today. You may not see Jesus Christ here physically among us right now, but do you hear his voice? He promises his disciples inJohn chapter 11, everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this? Christians are those who, by the grace of God, have heard and believed…
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…you'll get hurt again. You lose your confidence in how to be in a relat. This takes place for all of us. I wanna point you to a story that's inJohn chapter 11. One of the most interesting stories to me as Jesus was going around the communities and he was teaching in different cities. He was, he was off…
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…has people who are out for his life. He has someone who's an insider, who's going to give up the goods. On top of that, we learn in the gospel ofJohn, chapter 11, the chief priests and the Pharisees had given orders that if anyone knew where he was, he should let them know so that they might arrest him. The…
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