Motives matter.

For example, some people pursued Christ with good, positive intentions.

But others (like Judas Iscariot) had selfish or wicked motives.

What are your own motives in coming to Christ?

Is it for His glory and interests, or for yours?

That will be the focus of today's study in John 12.

 

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Motives matter.
For example, some people pursued Christ with good, positive intentions.
But others (like Judas Iscariot) had selfish or wicked motives.
What are your own motives in coming to Christ?
Is it for His glory and interests, or for yours?
That will be the focus of today's study in John 12.
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John: The Motives Of Mankind

The Gospel is not toothless.

The Gospel is not weak or defenseless.

As Spurgeon said - it is like a 'lion.'

What do you do with a lion?

You set it loose.

In today's text, we'll see an example of this from Acts 17.

Questions That We'll Answer:

A) What opposition did Paul and the apostles face?

B) What was the true (spiritual) source of that opposition?

C) What effect does the good news have upon a fallen world?

Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt

The Gospel is not toothless.
The Gospel is not weak or defenseless.
As Spurgeon said - it is like a 'lion.'
What do you do with a lion?
You set it loose.
In today's text, we'll see an example of this from Acts 17.
Questions That We'll Answer:
A) What opposition did Paul and the apostles face?
B) What was the true (spiritual) source of that opposition?
C) What effect does the good news have upon a fallen world?
Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt

Turn The World Upside Down

Goliath was a monster.

This man was a giant, a beast, and the Devil's own proxy.

But God had His own champion.

He sent a shepherd from Bethlehem to crush the monster's head.

Does that remind you of anybody else?

In today's study of 1 Samuel 17, we'll see the Gospel in OT clothing.

Questions That We'll Answer:

A) In what ways was Goliath a proxy for the serpent?

B) What other types or shadows are in this chapter?

C) How do Gen. 3, Rev. 13, and 1 Samuel 17 connect?

Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt

Goliath was a monster.
This man was a giant, a beast, and the Devil's own proxy.
But God had His own champion.
He sent a shepherd from Bethlehem to crush the monster's head.
Does that remind you of anybody else?
In today's study of 1 Samuel 17, we'll see the Gospel in OT clothing.
Questions That We'll Answer:
A) In what ways was Goliath a proxy for the serpent?
B) What other types or shadows are in this chapter?
C) How do Gen. 3, Rev. 13, and 1 Samuel 17 connect?
Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt

David, Goliath And The Gospel

Here's something you can take to the bank:

As a Christian, your future is brighter than you can imagine.

But for now?

For now, we face hardships and heartache.

For now, we live in 'this present darkness.'

That's the tension of the Christian life, isn't it?

We live in the 'already, but the not yet.'

Questions That We'll Answer:

A) Why does all of nature 'groan?' What is the cause?

B) How can we be sure of a brighter tomorrow?

C) How do we find strength to endure to the end?

Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt

Here's something you can take to the bank:
As a Christian, your future is brighter than you can imagine.
But for now?
For now, we face hardships and heartache.
For now, we live in 'this present darkness.'
That's the tension of the Christian life, isn't it?
We live in the 'already, but the not yet.'
Questions That We'll Answer:
A) Why does all of nature 'groan?' What is the cause?
B) How can we be sure of a brighter tomorrow?
C) How do we find strength to endure to the end?
Speaker: Dr. Toby Holt

John: The Motives Of Mankind

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