David Guzik takes us into chapter 5 of the Gospel of John. In the first 9 verses we see how Jesus heals a man at the pool of Bethesda, and another man who was lame. Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on John 5: enduringword.c...
This word has opened up a new understanding of faith and looking to Jesus instead of the method! Thank you for your diligence and commitment to the word of God Pastor David!
I'm dealing with alcohol for the last few years. This pastor. A friend invited me to his church past Sunday and this was what the pastor preach about. I felt it directly speaking to me. I hope to develop faith so can be healed.
Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Praying for you in this difficult time. Never forget your Creator made you for a reason, and gave you gifts and resources that you may Use them, for your betterment and in the service of others also. Don't be reluctant to seek help from those around you or find help wherever it may be.
Thank you pastor this gives me a different insight of this chapter. Help me to focus on Your way, Jesus my Saviour instead of my way. I want healing Jehovah Rapha, and if I were there on that day I would have missed my opportunity too to come face to face with the One who holds the key to healing. Forgive us King Jesus, we perish for lack of alertness discernment anticipation and awareness of Your presence in us, and beyond us, Jehovah Shammah. Have mercy on us, Son of David! 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for giving us the food you fed to me today. Keep listening to God. Thank You God for The Word and Vessel You used to testify of Your Goodness and Faithfulness.
There was Pentecost before that. The people were filled with the Holy Spirit speaking in other tongues during Pentecost. We as Christians have come to associate Pentecost as meaning that. In Hebrew it’s called Shavout. We get the word Pentecost from the Greek word. Celebration of Shavuot occurs on the 50th day, or seven weeks, after the sheaf offering of the harvest celebrated during Passover. The holiday is therefore also called Pentecost from the Greek pentēkostē (“50th”)
