#1 - The Lamb

Jesus - The lamb of God Who Takes Away The Sin of The World - John 1:19-34

What a blessed sermon this was to listen to. Praise God that He provides the own Lamb. The Lamb who protects, sits on The Throne, Guides, Steps In, and Takes away The Sin (as a whole) of the world. Praise God for so graciously and mercifully providing us with This Lamb. As I continue in this tired time, I pray that I hear Jesus continually ask me that question "Who do you say that I Am" - and from that question I pray that He draws me deeper into Relationship with Himself.

A few other stand out points from this one:

"Behold" - Look - John the Baptist points everyone away from Himself, and towards Jesus. What a model of a way to live!

"Sin is the universal addiction to self" - Boom, had to pause the sermon and sit on that one for a bit.

"The Chief symptom of Sin is denial" - Man this cuts deep. Lord help me confess my sin!

Jesus, help us answer your question each day.

 Amen!

Comments

  1. CrystalApril 9, 2020 at 6:13 PM

    Praising God with you. So good and so gracious. Praying with you that He draws you into deeper relationship from that question, and others get to hear and experience Him as you respond. Man, so with you on needing to pause and sit with so many parts of this sermon.Thanks for bringing us to this and to Jesus!

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