It’s not about you, it’s about Jesus. Christ is all, we are nothing. These kind of statements may seem odd to us, but they’re true. In this sermon Pastor David explains why we should follow John’s example of exulting Christ and humbling ourselves.

Jesus had confronted the religious leader Nicodemus with his need to be born again. Nicodemus was puzzled, so Jesus explained that He was talking about spiritual birth and that unless Nicodemus experience it, he would never enter the kingdom of God. Then Jesus explained, how salvation works, how one comes into the kingdom of God: only by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, to the glory of God alone.

After dark a man named Nicodemus knocked on the door where Jesus was saying. In their conversation, we learn that the miracle of the New Birth is even more miraculous than Jesus acts of healing the sick and raising the dead. In this sermon Pastor David describes our need for God’s act of regeneration in which the Holy Spirit gives new hearts, enables belief and transforms sinners into saints.

At a wedding in the town of Cana, Jesus miraculously turned water into wine. But why? Preaching from John 2:1-12, Pastor David shows us that every miracle Jesus performed pointed toward the cross. John calls this His first sign and go home event signifies something greater, from His response to His mother’s reaction to the miracle itself, Jesus had the glory of the Gospel in mind. Jesus’ wondrous signs point to who Jesus really is. Miracles provide reason for us to believe in His name.

In this sermon Pastor David describes the significance of seven titles given to Jesus in the first few days of His ministry and draws attention to the appropriate response to encountering Jesus, which is trusting Him and telling others the Good News that the Savior has come. Together these titles make a claim that the fully human Jesus is the prophesied messianic king and teacher of Israel and the Son of God who will die for the sins of the world in order to grant access to God.

In this sermon Pastor David considers the boldness and humility of John the Baptist as well as the wonder of the Messiah he proclaimed. Jesus is both the just God the merciful means by which our sin can be taken away. Behold the Lamb of God.

In this sermon Pastor David considers how we can’t know God or even see Him on our own, but Jesus reveals the Father to us. It’s the Gospel of Jesus Christ that most clearly reveals God to us.

Jesus is the source of life. All life flows from Him, yet not all joyfully receive Him. In this sermon Pastor David considers how and why people respond to Jesus as they do and then gives us a description of the benefits of receiving and belonging to Jesus and the necessity of being born of God.