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- 1 weeks ago41 min
That You May Believe - The Door
What does it truly mean to hear the voice of the Good Shepherd? In John 10, we are drawn into a rich and layered conversation that Jesus has with the religious leaders of his day, and the contrast could not be more striking. On one side, we see leaders who have climbed into positions of authority through self-interest, burdening the people they were meant to serve. On the other, we encounter a shepherd who knows each sheep by name, calls them out of bondage, and leads them toward life. The imagery of the sheepfold is not just a pastoral picture from the ancient world. It is a mirror held up to our own lives. We live in a world saturated with voices, each one promising something, each one competing for our trust and our devotion. The question this passage presses upon us is whether we have become so familiar with the voice of Christ, through his word, through prayer, through the counsel of his people, that we can distinguish it clearly from everything else. The sheep in the sheepfold did not follow just any voice. They followed the one they knew. That kind of intimacy with the shepherd is not accidental. It is cultivated. And as we reflect on that, we are invited to ask ourselves honestly whether we are truly tuned in to his voice or whether the noise of life has drowned it out.
- 1 weeks ago47 min
That You May Believe - From Blind To Believing
What does it mean to truly see? In John chapter 9, we encounter a man born blind whose life becomes a stage for one of the most profound miracles in all of Scripture. But this passage is about far more than physical healing. It is about the kind of spiritual sight that changes everything. As we walk through all 41 verses, we discover three powerful truths: Jesus sees people that others overlook, Jesus changes people in ways they cannot change themselves, and Jesus reveals himself so that we might believe and worship. The blind man's neighbors argued about whether he was even the same person. The religious leaders interrogated him and his parents, more concerned with theological technicalities than with the miracle standing right in front of them. Yet this man, who had never seen a single day of his life, ends up with a clarity that the sighted crowd never finds. His testimony is disarmingly simple: one thing I know, that though I was blind, now I see. We are reminded that we do not need to have all the answers to share what Jesus has done for us. Our own story of transformation is one of the most powerful tools we carry. The question this passage leaves with us is not just whether we can see, but whether we are willing to.
- 3 weeks ago1h 14m
That You May Believe - Who Is Jesus?
This week’s message explored the central question: Who is Jesus? Walking through John 8:21–59, we saw Jesus declare His divine identity, confront the reality of sin, and offer true freedom to those who abide in His word. The sermon emphasized three main responses: believe in Jesus’ person (fully God and fully man), abide in His power to free us from sin, and worship His preeminence as the eternal “I am.” We are invited not only to know about Jesus but to personally trust Him, experience freedom, and live lives of worship and obedience.
- Aug 23, 202646 min
Fascinating People Of The Old Testament - Lessons Learned From Abraham
This week’s message explored Abraham’s faith in Genesis 22, where God calls him to offer Isaac as a sacrifice. The sermon highlighted that genuine faith takes God at His word and responds with obedient action, even when it’s costly or confusing. Abraham’s faith wasn’t instant or perfect—it grew over decades of walking with God, marked by failures, doubts, and new steps of obedience. Ultimately, Abraham’s willingness to surrender what he loved most pointed forward to God’s own sacrifice of His Son, Jesus, showing us the depth of God’s love and provision. The challenge: lay down your “plan B” and live out a faith that trusts and obeys God, no matter the cost.
- Aug 16, 202646 min
Fascinating People Of The Old Testament - Lessons Learned From Naaman
Naaman was a powerful Syrian commander who suffered from leprosy—a need he could not fix with his status, wealth, or influence. When he sought healing, God used his obvious physical need to expose his deeper need: humble dependence on God. Naaman tried to buy and control his healing, but only received it when he obeyed God’s simple instruction through the prophet Elisha. The story warns us against trusting in our own strength or special status, and calls us to trust wholly in God’s grace, highlighting that God alone is the true source of help, healing, and lasting peace. Ultimately, we’re challenged to respond to Jesus in faith, repent of our pride, and adopt a “Just Jesus” posture—where our lives point only to Him.
- Aug 9, 202637 min
Fascinating People Of The Old Testament - Lessons Learned From Jabez
The story of Jabez, nestled in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles, draws attention with its brief but powerful lesson. Jabez, whose very name means “pain,” was marked by sorrow from birth. Yet, he did not allow this label to define his identity. Instead, Jabez turned to God in honest prayer, asking for blessing, for God’s hand to be upon him, and for protection from harm. The message explored how God redeems our pain, how prayer is an act of dependence, and how God gives purpose even in our wounds. Ultimately, Jabez’s prayer models boldness, trust, and a willingness to let God transform pain into ministry and purpose.
- Aug 2, 202637 min
Fascinating People Of The Old Testament - Lessons Learned From Mephiboseth
This week’s message explores the story of Mephibosheth—Jonathan’s son, crippled by a fall and living in obscurity—whom King David seeks out to show covenant kindness for Jonathan’s sake. The sermon draws a powerful parallel between Mephibosheth’s undeserved invitation to the king’s table and the Gospel: God’s hesed—His covenant love, grace, and mercy—finds us at our lowest and welcomes us to His table as sons and daughters through Christ. We are reminded that our sin leaves us spiritually crippled and far from God, but Christ initiates grace toward us before we could ever seek Him. The message challenges us never to let the gospel grow stale or become routine, but to marvel daily at God’s grace and respond with gratitude and mercy toward others.
- Jul 26, 202647 min
Fascinating People Of The Old Testament - Lessons Learned From Abigail
This week’s message explored the story of Abigail, a discerning and courageous woman who intervened when her foolish husband, Nabal, insulted David, risking the destruction of her entire household. Abigail’s wisdom and humility not only averted disaster but also redirected David away from vengeance and toward trust in God’s justice. The sermon highlighted how discernment acts with wisdom instead of emotion, leaves justice in God’s hands, and often requires courageous, timely action. Ultimately, the story points to Jesus, the perfect mediator and embodiment of wisdom, who brings eternal peace where Abigail brought temporary peace.
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Thank you for joining us! These are the weekend messages from Bedrock Community Church. For more information about Bedrock please visit us at bedrockchurch.com or email us at info@bedrockchurch.com.
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