In Search of the Real Spirit: We Would See Jesus

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In Search of the Real Spirit: We Would See Jesus

December 22, 2024 • Steven Shelley

"The same came therefore to Philip, which was of Bethsaida of Galilee, and desired him, saying, Sir, we would see Jesus." John 12:21

In "In Search of the Real Spirit: We Would See Jesus — Part 1," Pastor Steven L. Shelley explores the authentic pursuit of Christ beyond cultural and religious traditions. Drawing from John 12, he contrasts the Greek philosophical mindset with the need for spiritual surrender to see Jesus as He truly is. Pastor Shelley emphasizes that Christ’s glory is found in His death, burial, and resurrection, not in worldly representations, urging believers to reject distractions and embrace the transformative power of His Spirit.

Jesus' Sermon at the Feast of Dedication

December 29, 2024 • Steven Shelley

"And it was at Jerusalem the feast of the dedication, and it was winter." John 10:22

In Search of the Real Spirit: We Would See Jesus — Part 2

December 24, 2024

In "In Search of the Real Spirit: We Would See Jesus — Part 2," Pastor Steven L. Shelley delves deeper into John 12, highlighting Jesus’ teaching on self-sacrifice, humility, and the necessity of valuing eternal life over temporal existence. He contrasts authentic worship with pagan syncretism, urging believers to reject cultural compromises and worship God in spirit and truth. Pastor Shelley emphasizes the significance of Jesus as the embodiment of God’s Word and calls for unwavering dedication to biblical principles.

Disconnected: The LIFE Has Been Severed — Part 5

December 17, 2024 • Steven Shelley

In "Disconnected: The Life Has Been Severed — Part 5," Pastor Steven L. Shelley emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ to remain spiritually fruitful. Drawing from John 15 and Psalm 1, he discusses meditating on God's Word and living in His love to bear lasting fruit. He underscores that disconnection from Christ leads to spiritual barrenness, urging believers to focus on the Word, align with God's will, and reject worldly distractions to stay connected to the life-giving vine.