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// Overview of John
Harmony of the Gospels
Jesus Is...
Matthew: the promised king
Mark: the servant of God
Luke: the son of man
John: the son of God
Original Audience...
Mt: Jews
Mk: Gentiles, Romans
Lk: Greeks
Jn: Christians throughout the world
Significant Themes...
Mt: Jesus is the Messiah because He fulfilled the Old Testament Prophecy
Mk: Jesus backed up His words with action
Lk: Jesus was God but also fully human
Jn: Belief in Jesus is required for salvation
Archbishop William Temple said that while the Synoptic Gospels are like a photo album, John’s Gospel is like a portrait.
Archbishop William Temple said that while the Synoptic Gospels are like a photo album, John’s Gospel is like a portrait.
I AM statements of John
I am the Bread of Life — 6:35
I am the Bread of Life.
6:35
I am the Light of the World — 8:12
I am the Light of the World.
8:12
I am the Gate for the Sheep — 10:7
I am the Gate for the Sheep.
10:7
I am the Good Shepherd — 10:11, 14
I am the Good Shepherd.
10:11, 14
I am the Resurrection and the Life — 11:25
I am the Resurrection and the Life.
11:25
I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life — 14:6
I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
14:6
I am the True Vine — 15:1, 5
I am the True Vine.
15:1, 5
I am a King — 18:37
I am a King.
18:37
Purpose for the Book:
The writer, John, had experienced the fulness of who Jesus is, and just in case the rest of the writings didn’t paint the clear picture, he spells it out here..
THERE IS LIFE IN JESUS’ NAME ALONE!
Not only is there life, but it is a full, overflowing, abundant life!
perissos (per-is-sos´)
per-is-sos´: superabundant, exceedingly abundantly above, beyond measure
: superabundant, exceedingly abundantly above, beyond measure
Today’s Focus:
you can apply these words to any situation you are going through today
I want to focus though on fear & anxiety
Today’s Message: “You Have The Words”
1. Words of Eternal Life
John 6:66-
Today’s Focus = Fear & Anxiety
Healthy Fear
some fear can be healthy, as fear allows us to think beyond this moment (into the future) and we can make decisions.
Unhealthy Fear
when we allow fear to consume us and paralyze us, it has become unhealthy and a problem.
2. Words of Anxiety
JOhn 11:
JOhn 11:7-11
JOhn 11:
Mary & Martha Background
Back to Lazarus...
John 11:17-
John 11:17-
Mary & Martha Background
Luke 10
John 11:33-
Trust Issues
Trust issues are at the core of our fear and anxiety
the reason our fear exists is because we can’t figure it out
the deal though is that we aren’t supposed figure it out, we are supposed to trust God and “cast our cares”
Cantilever Illustration
if we try to figure out how it all works, we end up never living to the fullness of what is possible.
3. Words of Peace
Post Resurrection
Thomas
John 20:24
Closing
You have the words...
Reject fear like you reject a telemarketer
John
Joel
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