In the third week of the series The Gospel of John, we study John 1:35-51 and learn what it means to follow Jesus and gain true joy. Following Jesus begins with seeing Jesus, truly following Jesus, and leading others to follow Jesus by inviting them to meet with Him. “Heaven will not be filled with people who were scared of going to hell. Heaven will be filled with people who fell in love with Jesus.” Get where you can see Jesus and find your joy rooted in Him.
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Seeing -> Entrusting -> Following -> Inviting
September 14, 2021 • Timothy Ateek • John 1:35–51
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