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In this powerful message titled “I AM ENOUGH! or AM I ENOUGH?”, based on John 8:48–59, we explore Jesus’ bold declaration of divinity—“Before Abraham was, I AM.” The sermon confronts the accusations Jesus faced and His unwavering truth: that eternal life is only found through Him. Listeners are challenged to consider: Is Jesus truly enough for me? Do I believe He is God? With historical context, life application, and a call to full surrender, this sermon invites you to evaluate your faith, trust fully in Jesus, and live in the freedom only He can give. Choose today to go all in with Christ.

This sermon explores what it means to serve God through sacrifice, drawing parallels between military service and Christian commitment. Just as service members take an oath of allegiance, believers must dedicate themselves fully to God. Romans 12:1-2 calls us to present ourselves as living sacrifices, transformed by God rather than conforming to the world. Salvation is the first step—acknowledging that only Jesus can reconcile us to God. Commitment follows, requiring endurance and a willingness to serve. Sacrifice isn’t easy, but God changes us as we yield to Him. Will you commit to serving where you are? Choose Christ today and live in the freedom only He can give.

In this sermon on John 8:31-59, we explore the profound question: What is truth? In a world filled with conflicting beliefs, is there a singular, unchanging truth? The sermon highlights the difference between religion and a true relationship with God. Jesus tells us that the truth is not a concept or opinion but a person—Himself. As we examine the nature of true freedom, we are reminded that salvation is not about works or lineage, but about trusting in Jesus alone. True freedom comes from abiding in His Word, and knowing Him as the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Will you choose the truth that makes you free today?

The world is full of bad news and it is hard to find the good news through all the noise. The good news is the great news of Jesus and how His redemptive work on the cross brings life to all.

Jesus declares Himself as the Light of the world, revealing that He was the guiding presence for Israel in the wilderness and remains the only true source of spiritual life. He challenges the Pharisees, who question His testimony, but affirms that both He and the Father bear witness to His identity. Their spiritual blindness prevents them from recognizing Him, just as many today struggle to see the truth of Christ. Jesus warns that without faith in Him, people remain in darkness and face eternal separation from God. His crucifixion and resurrection prove His divine mission, offering salvation to all who follow Him.

Jesus, the human representation of God, reveals His authority and grace in John 8:1-11. The religious leaders misapply the Law, bringing only the woman caught in adultery to trap Jesus. Instead of answering immediately, He writes on the ground, then declares, “He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone first.” They leave, unable to lawfully condemn her. Jesus, the Lawgiver and Judge, upholds justice but extends mercy to the repentant. He tells her, “Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more.” This moment displays Christ’s power to both judge sin and forgive those who turn to Him in repentance.