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John 20:27 · BSB
20:27 Then Jesus said to Thomas, “Put your finger here and look at My hands. Reach out your hand and put it into My side. Stop doubting and believe.”
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…forever change the course of human history. Because of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, you belong to God. That's the message this morning fromJohn chapter 20, the first eighteen verses. Let's follow along as I read. John chapter 20. Now on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early…
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…many people have puzzled over in this first account, this early account of the resurrection of Jesus. So if you get your Bibles and turn with me toJohn chapter 20, you'll see how this story helps us to understand something that goes on in the gospel text. And it's John chapter 20. And for those of you who…
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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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…day. What day? On the day Jesus left the tomb. On the day of the resurrection, on Sunday morning, resurrection Sunday morning, the tomb was empty.John chapter 20begins with Mary Magdalene going to the tomb while it's still dark. She is followed by Peter and John. Peter and John then leave the tomb, leaving…
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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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…nature of his resurrection. To authenticate the reality and the nature of his resurrection. On that first evening we read, that we read about inJohn chapter 20, as Jesus stood in front of his overjoyed disciples, confused and yet overjoyed. It becomes clear that he's there for a reason. In fact, he does…
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…one righteous man, one righteous man that I can get out of here. He's taken so much, so much. It's not where I wanted to go, but it's where I went.John chapter 20, Jesus has risen from the dead. And after rising from the dead, he goes to his disciples and he says, receive the Holy Spirit and he breathes on…
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…right from the start of the book of John. John chapter 1, verse 1 says, in the beginning, which is exactly the way Genesis starts. Then we get toJohn chapter 20, and what we see there is that on the sixth day of the week, it's the sixth day of the week, Jesus is taken in front of the crowd, and Pontius…
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All right, well, if you want to get your Bibles, uh open them up toJohn chapter 20. If you're thinking, hey, I don't have a Bible or I didn't bring mine, don't worry about that. We are going to have uh the following verses that…
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If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toJohn chapter 20. John chapter 20. It's also there in your worship guide. And I'm actually gonna begin reading at verse 11, not verse 1. John 20 verse 11. But Mary…
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…So for me, resurrection is deeply personal. So today we step into the springtime story of Christ's resurrection through five personal scenes inJohn chapter 20. The resurrection story has been with us for 20 centuries. 20 centuries people. And for 20 centuries, it is a story that has baffled and blessed…
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Turn with me in your Bibles toJohn chapter 20. If you are looking in one of the Pew Bibles, it's page 906. We will be reading John chapter 20, verses 1 through 18. This is one of the gospel…
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…doubt. Because I think, like Thomas, doubt has gotten a bad rap in church history. And so hopefully we're going to change that by looking atJohn chapter 20, verses 19 to 31. We're going to see three things about doubt. Doubt is inevitable. It's unavoidable. It's inevitable. Two, doubt can be valuable. And then three,…
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…to show you what John shows us so that you would believe that Jesus is risen. That's my goal this morning. And here's how he's going to do it. InJohn chapter 20, he starts in verses 1 through 10, and he shows us the empty tomb. And then for the rest of the chapter, he's going to show us three…
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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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…about that just doesn't jive with me. And so I say, learn to live in the reality. Remember the first sermon we preached in John, we preached fromJohn chapter 20, where John says this is the purpose of the book. He said, These things are written so you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God,…
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…We pray in Jesus' name when everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat if you have a Bible. I invite you to take it open up to the Gospel of John,John chapter 20. Uh, we are starting preaching through the Gospel of John today. And if you're like, if you're starting in chapter 20, that's nothing wrong. Well,…
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…morning. The point is that the purpose that we have springs from peace. The purpose that we have in this life springs from peace. We see that inJohn 20, verses 19 to 29. Let me read a portion of these verses for us just to refresh our memories. Beginning in verse 19. It says, Jesus said to them again, Verse 24. Now…
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…Jesus Christ from the dead. Start with the eyewitness accounts. We call those the Gospels. We read those every Sunday in worship. And I read fromJohn chapter 20tonight. Those eyewitness accounts tell Jesus' testimony about himself from eyewitness perspectives. And if you want to go from there, ask me or…
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