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John 17:15–19 · BSB
17:15 I am not asking that You take them out of the world, but that You keep them from the evil one.
17:16 They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.
17:17 Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth.
17:18 As You sent Me into the world, I have also sent them into the world.
17:19 For them I sanctify Myself, so that they too may be sanctified by the truth.
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…is not us all being the exact same. No, he is saying that our unity is tied to what is according to Christ Himself. And this should draw us back toJohn chapter 17, where Jesus prays that we would be one just as He and the Father is one. You see how beautiful this is? The oneness that we are to have, the unity…
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…unison, in unity, rather. And do you know that Jesus prayed for that? I want to talk about that today. It's a part of the high priestly prayer inJohn chapter 17. Would you turn in John 17 if you have a Bible? If not, they're available all around the room as we look at this prayer together. And so looking…
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…hyper spiritual holier than now's that's not the unbelievers fault that's your fault okay be different not weird be different not isolated go to uhjohn chapter 17john chapter 17 if you would john chapter 17 i know everyone wants to be a stoic nowadays and just like oh you know i just wish i could just be on…
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…between the Son and the Father. One of the things he preached about or he prayed about was this idea of mission. Would you turn in your Bibles toJohn chapter 17right now? John 17, the high priestly prayer. As you're turning there, I want to thank some people who reached out to me this week by email after I…
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…one mind. See, healthy churches fight for unity. That's the thing we should be fighting for. That's what God wants us to be striving for. You readJohn chapter 17as Jesus is praying the prayer right before he goes to the cross. Here's what he prayed for, that we might be united. He said this, Lord, I'm…
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…for you. Now, what why is that so important? A new inheritance. Look, when Jesus was living, Jesus put us in his last will and testament. ReadJohn chapter 17. And you'll find Jesus' prayer. Jesus puts us into his will. Jesus said these words all the That the Father hath given me, I give unto you. Jesus,…
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…made a promise before time. Who is that promise to? It was a promise between the Father, Son, and Spirit. And we learn more about this promise inJohn chapter 17, where the Lord Jesus prays to the Father, acknowledging the fact that he had been sent into this world as a mediator. And being sent into this…
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…early church in Acts chapter 2 is described as devoted to the word, like figuring out how to live. Jesus says, as he's praying for his disciples inJohn chapter 17, he says, Sanctify them by truth. Your word is truth, is what he says. Psalm 119 says, How can a young person stay on the path of purity by living…
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Good morning. Turn over to First Thessalonians. First Thessalonians chapter 2. Go ahead and mark that and then turn over toJohn chapter 17. This morning we are taking a little break from our sermon series out of Romans, and we're looking at fathers today. And everything we talk about…
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…have peace with one another. There is nothing that tears up the body of Christ and believers like disunity. This is the reason why Jesus prays. InJohn chapter 17does a whole prayer dedicated to God. Let them be one. Why? Because disunity breaks up the body of Christ. Salty Christians, Seasoned Christians.…
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…are all around us changes. But I want to remind you of some words of Jesus because Jesus was uh trying to pray for his disciples in the Gospel ofJohn, chapter 17. You can read and study it out later, but in verse number 11, he begins to pray for his disciples, but he also reminds the disciples in his prayer…
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…jump around the New Testament a little bit to be able to see each passage giving one idea about the Trinity, which also gives us an idea about us.John chapter 17is a prayer, captures the whole passage, John chapter 17. It's the longest prayer in the New Testament. It's usually referred to as Jesus' high…
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…concern of his that their hearts would be more ready to receive what he was going to teach them. It burdened him. If you don't believe that, readJohn chapter 17. John chapter 17 gives us a great example of how Christ prayed for not only them, but also for us. And I believe the third thing he prayed about…
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…men. The Lord is near. Every time I read this passage, I have to think about, you know, remember when Jesus had the longest prayer recorded for us?John chapter 17, a prayer about unity? This, first of all, is about this unity. Unity requires harmony. It requires harmony. I like the fact that Paul didn't just…
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…the gospel, and it confirms the power of the gospel to change people, and it produces something. And so, we see the evidence of Christ's prayer inJohn chapter 17coming through. I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me through their word. Why? That they might be one, just as…
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…Lord called them to unite against the enemy. And that really, that's the message for all of us as Christians, we should pray, as Jesus prayed InJohn chapter 17, to live a life within the church with unity. Why? Because Jesus understood and experienced what happens when God's people fight against each…
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…us to King Jesus, who Jesus trusted in his Heavenly Father's care with perfection, his desire was for the glory of God with perfection. InJohn chapter 17, he says, glorify Your name father. And Jesus's battle was infinitely greater than anything David ever faced in battle. Jesus goes to the cross to…
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…us probably would have started in there berating him and telling him, What is wrong with you? But no. Jesus prayed before he went to the cross inJohn chapter 17for unity. Now he's showing us how unity works. He comes back to the same guys who had abandoned him. He says, Peace be with you. Love you guys.…
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…every single Christian who interacts with another Christian, is disunity. Disunity is what is what Christ prayed for there in the garden. InJohn, chapter 17, he said, Now I am no more in the world, but these are in the world. And I come to the Holy Father. Keep through thine own name those who thou give…
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…to Bethany. It's Thursday, and as he goes out of the city of Jerusalem and goes into that garden of Gethsemane, he prays. The prayer is recorded inJohn chapter 17, where he prays for you. Yes. Although you're not named, he prays for you in John 17. And then he says to his disciples, Will you pray with me for…
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