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The Upper Room Discourse

Tim Conway | John 13-17

The Believer's Works

March 28, 2023 • Tim Conway

Jesus Is God: Whoever Has Seen Jesus Has Seen The Father

March 14, 2023 • Tim Conway

In John 14:9 Jesus said, "Whoever has seen me has seen the Father." Jesus places himself in the same category as the only true God. Would you also place him in such a category? Do you have any gaps in your understanding of Christ? Denying Christ is more than just denying his existence; it is denying who he specifically claimed to be. 0:00 - Introduction 3:36 - There are gaps in the disciple's understanding of who Christ is. 7:59 - Do we still have gaps in our understanding of who Christ is? 24:16 - Christ is the one who declares who the Father is. 26:37 - Observe the harmony that the Father and the Son have. 35:18 - Jesus and the Holy Spirit's main task was not to always defend the doctrine of the Trinity. 40:22 - There is an intolerance in Christianity that should offend people. 42:05 - What will comfort you and me in trials? 54:09 - In conclusion.

A Remedy For Troubled Hearts

February 28, 2023 • Tim Conway • John 14:1–2

Do you have a troubled heart? Christ counsels us and gives us a remedy for troubled hearts. By speaking words of stability and anchoring us, Christ helps us avoid falling away.

Do You Wish To See Jesus?

February 13, 2023 • Tim Conway

How does Jesus respond to those who say, "Sir, we wish to see Jesus" in John 12:21? Are they even able to see Jesus? Christ calls those who want to see him down the same path that he is going--a path to die and lose your life in this world.

No Fruit Without Death | The Upper Room Discourse, Part 1

January 4, 2023 • Tim Conway • John 13—17

Tim begins a series on John 13-17 in which he examines Jesus' address in the upper room discourse. 0:00 - Introduction to the discourse of John 13-17. 5:57 - Jesus prepares his disciples to lead the charge to turn the world upside down. 9:24 - Is there no significance to the church? 15:03 - What will be my approach to this series of sermons? 15:48 - Take a moment to consider the setting in John 13-17. 20:06 - Taking a closer look at the context and timing of the events and taking note of what they indicate. 24:29 - Can you recall any time when you were in the presence of someone who was deeply troubled? How does Christ respond in such a troubling time? 27:12 - The public ministry of Jesus has come to an end. 32:33 - Jesus' ministry has come to an end, and he has been rejected by most. 39:32 - What else is going on at this hour? Is the Devil being cast out? 42:33 - The Lord Jesus Christ's ascension is near, fulfilling Psalm 24. 46:03 - The disciples are sitting there with freshly washed feet, hearing that Christ is returning for them. 46:39 - What is going on in John 12.20? Does it seem strange to you? 52:21 - What does it mean that the hour has come for the son of man to be glorified? 53:59 - As a result of Christ's death, he will bring in souls--even Greeks, British, Americans, etc. 55:52 - What does Christ mean when he says that those who love their lives will lose them? 57:34 - Do you want to see Jesus? 1:02:12 - What are these disciples ready to do? Serving Christ and hating this world. 1:07:30 - So what is the upper room discourse all about? Let me give a brief summary. 1:07:51 - What do you have to die to, to be more fruitful as a member of this church? 1:12:14 - Closing prayer.

Go Low Like Christ | The Upper Room Discourse, Part 2

January 5, 2023 • Tim Conway • John 13:1–20

Why does Jesus say, "If I don't wash you, you have no share with me"? It is clear that foot washing represents something, and if Peter rejects the sign, then he rejects the reality and, in doing so, rejects Christ's teaching. Listen in as Tim studies this out and considers two primary lessons we can learn from this passage.

Six Sobering Lessons To Learn From The Life of Judas Iscariot

January 17, 2023 • Tim Conway

Tim discusses six sobering lessons that we can learn from Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus. 0:00 - Introduction and overview of Judas and the upper room discourse. 19:00 - Lesson 1 - Judas was someone's son. 29:58 - Lesson 2 - Judas was not forced to do what he did. 41:29 - Lesson 3 - Judas' heart desired to sin. 53:42 - Lesson 4 - Judas had the money bag and yet Jesus did not remove him from having such. 56:17 - Lesson 5 - Comparing Peter and Judas. 1:02:58 - Lesson 6 - The disappearance of Judas at night--what an incredible example of what can happen when you have the greatest truth and abandon it for the darkness.

Glorify, Glorified, Glorification

January 19, 2023 • Tim Conway

What does it mean to be glorified? in John we find these terms used over and over again. John 13:31-32 - When he had gone out, Jesus said, "Now is the Son of Man GLORIFIED, and God is GLORIFIED in him. 32 If God is GLORIFIED in him, God will also GLORIFY him in himself, and GLORIFY him at once.

Fighting For The Throne Instead of Picking Up The Towel?

January 10, 2023 • Tim Conway

There are people who are fighting for the throne rather than fighting for the towel. Small people, because Jesus says, you want to know the real path to greatness? There are also people who strive for greatness in the wrong places. What he's really saying is, you're not great. You're the smallest of all people. Small people strive for importance.

Christ's Stunning Expressions of Love For His Disciples

January 7, 2023 • Tim Conway

Although Jesus was about to undergo the sufferings of the Cross, he was still loving his disciples until the end -- what an amazing expression of his love. From the full sermon: No Fruit Without Death | The Upper Room Discourse, Part 1 - Tim Conway