“He must become greater and greater,
and I must become less and less.”
-John 3:30 (NLT)
John the Baptist. We have looked at his miraculous conception, his unique and quirky fashion and diet, the call of God on his life, the important message he was called to deliver of repentance, and his life of authentic worship. Today, we come to the end of this series about John the Baptist. Although his life . . .
“True worship is a valuing or a treasuring
of God above all things.”
~John Piper
This type of true worship will, no doubt, affect every area of our life. In today’s sermon we looked at John the Baptist (or John the Worshiper) as a worshiper of the True and Living God. Many times we equate worship with singing. And singing . . .
Last week we started a series looking at the life and calling of John the Baptist and what we can learn from it. We see a unique and specific call upon John the Baptist and each one of us has a unique and specific call upon our own life as well. We looked at how miraculous even the conception of John the Baptist was and touched on the prophecy in Isaiah. We took a deeper . . .
Pastor Adam started a multi-week series leading up to Easter, about John the Baptist. We’ll be taking a deep dive into his life and call and how it applies to us today. John the Baptist is so named because he was a “baptizer” of people responding to the message of repentance. He even baptized his cousin Jesus. Jesus wanted to set an example for the people even though He was the spotless Lamb. John was . . .
