Grace Community Church - Nashville

At a wedding with his disciples, Jesus turned water into wine. This was his first sign. The miracle Jesus performed was significant because in it he communicated what is true about himself. Jesus is superior. He is the fulfillment of all that came before him, the final Word, the sure Way, the complete Truth, and the gift of Life. This is the glory of Jesus. On that day, his followers further believed in him. Today, may we see the glory of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. Let us, too, believe in him.

At a wedding with his disciples, Jesus turned water into wine. This was his first sign. The miracle Jesus performed was significant because in it he communicated what is true about himself. Jesus is superior. He is the fulfillment of all that came before him, the final Word, the sure Way, the complete Truth, and the gift of Life. This is the glory of Jesus. On that day, his followers further believed in him. Today, may we see the glory of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. Let us, too, believe in him.

In the first chapter of John, Jesus asks his early followers, “What do you seek?” He then tells them to “come and see.” In this week’s podcast, Justin and Scott explore why these phrases are important for us to consider both as a Christian and a non-believer.

In the first chapter of John we are introduced to Jesus Christ. John told us that he is the eternal Word who took on flesh, the God/man who lived among us. John the Baptist told us he is the Lamb of God who takes away our sins, and the one who gives us Holy Spirit to make us alive and new. Now we see that the reason Jesus is introduced to us is that we will follow him. In this passage, we are introduced to the first followers of Jesus, and we learn from their first steps with him.

This week, Justin and Scott discuss the book of John, how we can be praying as we walk through this book on Sundays, and hopes we have for the days ahead.

Michael Kelley preaches on Psalm 73.