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John 20:17 · BSB
20:17 “Do not cling to Me,” Jesus said, “for I have not yet ascended to the Father. But go and tell My brothers, ‘I am ascending to My Father and your Father, to My God and your God.’”
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…I said to him, the reality is, even if God was to present himself to you right now, seeing doesn't equal believing. Got to know that from a start.John chapter 20, Jesus himself says, blessed are those who don't physically see me and yet believe. And so there is sufficient evidence that's been written down by…
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…in Jesus is the most important thing a person can do. It is the height of humanity is belief in Christ. Just look at John's purpose statement inJohn chapter 20. John wrote that if you were to take all the libraries in the entire world and put them together they couldn't contain all of the signs and…
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Turn with me in your Bibles to John chapter 20. If you are looking in one of the Pew Bibles, it's page 906. We will be readingJohn chapter 20, verses 1 through 18. This is one of the gospel narratives of the resurrection of Jesus. John chapter 20. I'll be reading beginning at verse 1. Now on the first day of…
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I would like us to, this morning, read fromJohn chapter 20, another explanation or another angle on on the resurrection, but specifically a wonderful moment between a disciple named Thomas and Jesus who…
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…but I still stick with the old term. So, missionaries is what I'm going to talk about and the particular aspect of sending missionaries. My text isJohn chapter 20, starting in verse 19. It's only four or five verses I'll read, 19 through 23. On the evening of that day, the first day of the week, the doors…
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…as a result of his work on the cross and rising from the dead, giving them new purpose and new identity. So if you will, please turn with me toJohn chapter 20. We're going to finish what we started last week. And we're going to hopefully make it through to what I have in mind for this week in John chapter…
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…of themselves. They're meant to have a connection to your life. They're meant to lead to change in your heart. And this morning, we will come toJohn chapter 20. So turn with me to John chapter 20, if you will. If you're a guest with us this morning in the Pew Bible, in front of you, it's on page 906. We're…
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…it again. It should be no surprise that the gospel of John in speaking about the glory of Christ also concentrates on believing in Christ. We knowJohn chapter 20, 31. These things have been written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. It should be no surprise that in order for us…
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As we read fromJohn chapter 20, during the very first Easter, about a week after Jesus resurrected, Jesus appeared among his disciples in a house behind a locked door, and he…
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John chapter 20 verses 1 to 18. We're taking a break for a few weeks from our series in 1 John, so we're looking at the Easter story today. Next week we have a guest, Seth Lewis.…
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…be gathering as we remember and celebrate the resurrection of Christ, altering everything. And that's basically what we're going to look at here inJohn chapter 20. I want to pray and then we're going to launch into this. If you've got a Bible handy or an iPad or something like that, it'd be great if you could…
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…gospels present all these different details. John admits right up front that he was very selective only chose a few and he explains his purpose inJohn chapter 20-31. We know as a general rule when an author writes a book they give you some kind of insight of why they're doing it generally in an introduction.…
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…the Apostle about the supremacy of Christ is very significant. And you will remember that one of the things about the gospel of John is that inJohn chapter 20, 31, he tells us what his theme is. He said this. He said, but these things are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of…
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…of the book of John pastor's been reminding us of it several times in fact I think one of the kids even told him what passage it was it was inJohn chapter 20and verse 30 and 31 right Ethan Ethan was mouthing as I was saying it John chapter 20 verses 30 and 31 as Perry Harding used to say used to teach…
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…And in the book of John in particular, the recurring melody is given to us, strangely enough, at the end of the book. Does anybody know what it is?John chapter 20verse... Hey, you should know this by now. Turn in your Bibles to John. Hey, listen, if I'm not getting you to get this one, we're having trouble…
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…it helps us keep things together, I want to remind you why John wrote the book. How many of you know why John wrote the book? It tells us over inJohn chapter 20, it says, in essence, that these things are written, the pieces that have been put together are written, so that you might know who Jesus is, that…
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…not true. Jesus did not come because there are a lot of different ways. He came because it's only through him that salvation is to be had. I loveJohn chapter 20. And here is Jesus dealing with that doubting Thomas. Remember, Thomas says, well, I'm not going to believe unless I can put my finger inside. And…
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…to our faith, attached to our belief, and on and on and on. So, that's kind of where I really wanted to start this morning. We're going to be inJohn chapter 20, if you guys want to take your Bibles and turn there. We'll be there in just a few minutes. But let me kind of give you a quick summary of where…
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…and foolish. It's a bit odd because when you look at the first response to the empty tomb, we don't find gullibility. Have a look at it there.John chapter 20. It was just read out to us. If you haven't got your Bibles open, please open them. I want you to see these words. John 20 verse 1. Early on the…
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…Jesus to redeem His people, to build His clean kingdom and to glorify the Father. And then by Jesus sending us. Jesus sending us, as we read inJohn chapter 20. Matthew 28, verse 18 through 20, is the Great Commission. These are our marching orders. Verse 18 of Matthew 28 says, All authority in heaven and…
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