Sermons by Rod Bunton (Page 4)

John 10:11-18 In the passage leading up this one, Jesus proclaimed himself as the good shepherd. Pastor Rod Bunton teaches from Jesus’s following words as he explains what that means and how to know if you are one of his sheep.

John 10:1-11 Jesus continued to teach and confound the Pharisees through the metaphor of the shepherd and his sheep. Pastor Rod Bunton begins to walk us through this teaching and how it relates to other promises and prophesies in the scriptures.

John 9 In this chapter, Jesus performs another miracle in the healing of a man born blind who then becomes a believer. Pastor Rod Bunton explains that this both confused and aggravated the Pharisees who heard about it, but inspired the words of John Newton is his hymn, Amazing Grace.

John 8:31-36 Jesus captured the attention of many who were listening to him at the Feast of Booths and became believers. Pastor Rod Bunton explores Jesus’ response to these new believers, exploring four benefits for those who have true faith.

John 8:12-30, also John 7:53-8:11 Jesus makes three claims in this passage that frustrate and confuse the Pharisees. Pastor Rod Bunton reviews these claims and how the last was the one that could not be understood or dismissed by the Pharisees but is crucial to all of his followers.

John 7:25-52 Having made an appearance and stirring up turmoil by teaching truth, many at the Feast of Booths were confused by Jesus. Pastor Rod Bunton clears up the confusion that the Pharisees were causing because of their ignorance and disbelief.

John 7:1-24 When the time for the Feast of Booths approached, Jesus was encouraged to attend in order to engage large crowds. Pastor Rod Bunton dives into the reason that Jesus rejected that plan but then attended when the time was right for the opportunity to teach with impact and authority.

John 6:41-71 Jesus continued talking about the bread of life and it tested the resolve of those who heard it. Pastor Rod Bunton explains the meaning of “feeds on my flesh and drinks my blood” and reviews three responses to Jesus’ words that describe the way to eternal life.

John 6:30-40 The crowd of people who were following Jesus were impressed with his miracle in feeding the five thousand and urged him to continue feeding them like Moses did in the exodus. Pastor Rod Bunton walks through Jesus’ response wherein he claims that he is the true bread that they should seek.

John 6:1-29 John recounts two well-known miracles performed by Jesus: feeding the five thousand and walking on the water. Pastor Rod Bunton shows how these were both used by Jesus to teach about his true ministry.

John 5:31-47 Jesus continued his bold declaration of deity and provided evidence beyond just his own words. Pastor Rod Bunton looks at three witnesses that Jesus provides to support his claim: John the Baptist, Jesus’ miracles, and the scriptures themselves.