TheBridgeWynne Podcast Dustin Clegg

This week we have Part 2 of Who is Jesus? The CROSS Examiner as we look at John 16:5-15. Pastor Dustin Clegg offers 3 observations from the text:1) The presence of the Counselor is necessary to the task of the church (John 16:5-8);2) The prosecution of the Counselor is necessary for salvation (John 16:8-11); and3) The help of the Counselor is necessary for believers to have any understanding (John 16:12-15).

Continuing with the Who is Jesus? series and our study of the book of John, Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through John 16:1-15 and gives us 3 observations from the text:1) The suffering of believers fits perfectly into the plan and sovereignty of God to move His Kingdom forward; A. Suffering always refines us as His children. B. Suffering in the lives of believers is both a prosecution for not yet believers, ...

Anabelle Owens leads us in the Lord's Supper and then we got to celebrate 4 baptisms.

Continuing in the Who is Jesus? series, Pastor Kirk Owens walks us through John 15:17-25 and shares 4 observations from the text:1) The world hates Jesus (John 15:18);2) Jesus has chosen and called us out of the world (John 15:19);3) We belong to and serve the hated One, Jesus. (John 15:20); and4) When Jesus shows up, He exposes sin (John 15:22-24).Reminders:1) Don't live "in your feelings".2) Don't forget to love.3) Watch yourself.4) Keep going in and with Jesus.

We are looking again this week at John 15:9-17 as we continue with the series, Who is Jesus?. Pastor Dustin Clegg offers 4 observations from the text as look upon Jesus as the Lover of Love:1) Our ability to love flows from our understanding of how we have been loved.2) Our joy can't be affected by outside circumstances, but it can be affected by our disobedience.3) Jesus chooses us, but we must learn to choose Him.4) Love is extremely simple and extremely deep and extremely risky.How d...

Continuing in our study of the book of John, we are in John 15:9-17 but we had to detour to 1 Corinthians 13 to see how Jesus defines "love". In this passage we see that love is better (1Cor 13:1-3), love is practical (1Cor 13:4-7), and love is eternal (1Cor 13:8-13). In response we should all confess with humility that we cannot do what He has told us to do, but we want to. Ask Him to change us deeply from the inside out. (Abide).