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VBS Wrap Up
Day 1 - Jesus made time, is outside of time, and stepped into time.
Day 2 - Christ appeared in the Old Testament.
Christophanies
Appeared to Abraham
Appeared to Moses in the bush.
Day 3 - Christ came to earth!
Lived on earth/became like us but was not just like us - perfect God in flesh.
Never sinned.
Lived - Died - Buried - Raised
Talked about missions… Samaritans Purse... Greatest Journey
Samaritans purse
Day 4 - Jesus appeared to many.
After his resurrection Jesus appeared to his disciples many times.
Appeared to 500 at one time.
Church grew and the gospel spread.
Day 5 - Jesus is the Alpha & Omega
Always was and Always will be.
Gone to prepare a place for us.
We will be with him in a new heaven and new earth in the future.
Slide: Why didn’t he stay?
Why didn’t he stay?
Wouldn’t it have been better if he stayed around?
Lets look at the answer to the question in John 16.
Please stand with me.
Advantage: be better off, gain something, have something you wouldn’t have before.
I Don’t believe the disciples were thinking they would be better off without Christ.
Notice verse 6… sorrow has filled your heart.
Jesus, in flesh, is only in one place at a time.
If Jesus didn’t leave, we wouldn’t receive the gift of the spirit.
Slide: Verse 8 - Sin, righteousness, judgment
Convict is to present or expose facts.
Convince of the truth.
Slide: Verse 9 - sin
H.S. points out sin to bring repentance leading to salvation.
It is a sin not to believe in Christ.
Those who don’t believe are condemned.
John 3:18; 15:22, 24
Slide: Vs 10 - righteousness
Pharisees accused Jesus of blasphemy - claiming to be God.
“Unrighteous” to call yourself God.
Cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree.
Deut 21:23
Gal 3:13
Galatians 3:13
Christ was vindicated by his resurrection and later ascension into heaven.
He was not cursed, unrighteous, He was God!
Slide: Vs 11 - judgment
Jesus death was a condemnation of satan.
Jn 12:31; Col 2:15
Devil, who held the power of death, is defeated.
He is judged.
God has the power to judge.
Don’t look to the devil, but look to God who is judge.
Spirit convicts/exposes facts.
Our last advantage?
Spirit guides us to all truth!
In Chapter 17, Jesus prays to God that the disciples, and all believers to follow, would be sanctified in the truth: your word is truth.
Sanctify the mind in truth of God’s word.
Bible Study magazine article: brainwashing.
What do we do now?
Pull a thread for you beginning in Genesis 1...
Jesus reclaims the nations… and fulfills the promise made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
GO - Be fruitful and multiply!
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