Thi sermon on John 1:35-51 examines how individuals come to know the Lord, focusing on the calling of Jesus' first disciples and their transformative obedience. It begins with Jesus' return from the wilderness, where He was tempted for 40 days, and highlights the disciples' recognition of Him as the Lamb of God, a title full of profound meaning. The narrative emphasizes the significance of personal invitation and scriptural understanding in following Jesus, illustrating how Andrew and John, through their initial encounter and subsequent commitment, exemplify lifelong discipleship.
The sermon also discusses how the disciples' encounters with Jesus reveal His deep knowledge of them and His ability to transform their lives. For example, Jesus renames Simon as Peter, symbolizing a new identity and purpose. The story of Nathanael, seen under the fig tree studying scripture, showcases Jesus' omniscience and His role as the only way to heaven. This encounter emphasizes the importance of reco
