Title: Come and See
Author: Jesús Rodríguez
Text: John 1:46-51 - NIV
(46) "Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?" Nathanael asked. "Come and see," said Philip.
Last week
In last week's sermon titled "Gone Fishing," we explored the call to evangelism through Matthew 4:17-20 and Acts 1:8. Jesus' invitation to Simon Peter and Andrew to become "fishers of men" symbolizes our duty as Christians to spread the Gospel. The sermon emphasized that evangelism is a divine call often given amidst our daily tasks, highlighting the necessity of an immediate and active response to God's call. Drawing parallels from biblical figures, Pastor Jesus conveyed that our effectiveness in evangelism depends on our willingness to follow Christ and trust in His provision and power. The message concluded with a challenge to the congregation to engage in evangelism, underlining the power of the Holy Spirit and the importance of sharing personal testimonies to bring others to faith.
Introduction
-Good morning, Habitation Church. I am incredibly excited to be here this morning, honoring the Lord with our obedience to the Call.
-This morning, I want to continue our Series, Faithful Witness, by continuing our topic from last week.
-Last week, we started this series by emphasizing our role in going fishing!
-We briefly discussed our responsibility with the Gospel, that power was delegated to us, and that signs will follow us if we believe. And we briefly covered the five points of the Gospel.
-Today, I aim to motivate you all to continue the efforts of others encountering Jesus.
-I have titled today's conversation, Come and See!
-I will be referencing the book of John today.
Let's go to John 1:46
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Author: Jesús Rodríguez
Text: John 1:46-51 - NIV
(46) "Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?" Nathanael asked. "Come and see," said Philip.
Last week
In last week's sermon titled "Gone Fishing," we explored the call to evangelism through Matthew 4:17-20 and Acts 1:8. Jesus' invitation to Simon Peter and Andrew to become "fishers of men" symbolizes our duty as Christians to spread the Gospel. The sermon emphasized that evangelism is a divine call often given amidst our daily tasks, highlighting the necessity of an immediate and active response to God's call. Drawing parallels from biblical figures, Pastor Jesus conveyed that our effectiveness in evangelism depends on our willingness to follow Christ and trust in His provision and power. The message concluded with a challenge to the congregation to engage in evangelism, underlining the power of the Holy Spirit and the importance of sharing personal testimonies to bring others to faith.
Introduction
-Good morning, Habitation Church. I am incredibly excited to be here this morning, honoring the Lord with our obedience to the Call.
-This morning, I want to continue our Series, Faithful Witness, by continuing our topic from last week.
-Last week, we started this series by emphasizing our role in going fishing!
-We briefly discussed our responsibility with the Gospel, that power was delegated to us, and that signs will follow us if we believe. And we briefly covered the five points of the Gospel.
-Today, I aim to motivate you all to continue the efforts of others encountering Jesus.
-I have titled today's conversation, Come and See!
-I will be referencing the book of John today.
Let's go to John 1:46
Milk: Skepticism is Part of the Exploration of Faith
-This is an interesting interaction in the early moments of the disciple's lives.
-We find Jesus's interaction with Andrew and Peter, and they immediately follow Him.
-When Jesus Calls Phillip ...
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