Apologia Church

We are in our study and exposition of the Gospel According to John: St. John's Gospel - He Walked Among Us.
Today, we are looking at the life and ministry of John the Baptist. John was a powerful and mighty believer. God gave prophecy concerning his coming and God used him to prepare the people of God as well as introduce Him as the forerunner.
I pray that our study of John will empower us to trust in the faithful God Who keeps His promises and to live our lives with the same passion, discipline, and commitment as this mighty man of God.

-Jeff Durbin-

We are in our expositional study of St. John's Gospel. Today, we are listening to John expand upon the identity of the One He wants us to believe in and have life in.
John 1:1-14 delivers a potent and unmistakable message about Jesus. John puts a fine point upon his explanation so as to make it impossible to distort without obvious distortion: Jesus is the eternal God, always in the presence of the Father, the One in Whom life itself originates, the One Who condescends and walks among us to bring light that obliterates darkness.
This is John's Christ. The True Christ. Our Christ.

Today we dive back into John 1:1, but since the Jehovah's Witnesses who come to your door
often have pre-memorized speeches about the verse, we need to be prepared. There are a
whole range of ingenious interpretations of the first verse of John's Gospel that have been
suggested down through the centuries by those who rejected, for one reason or another, the
over-all message of the Gospel of John. We will be looking at a range of these objections
today so that we will be ready to "give an answer" when the opportunity arises.

Jeff Durbin
- John 1:1-3 -
This week at Apologia Church we start our new sermon series on the Gospel of John.

- Matthew 28:18-20 -

We are a Church that has from the beginning, had a devotion to reaching the lost. God has used our body to lead countless people to a saving relationship with Jesus. Our desire is to continue to give our church the hope we have in evangelism and to spur one another on to reach the world with the Gospel.
May God continue to bless us with fruit from our love and evangels of those who don't know Him yet.