John Blanchard Sermons

This message gives us an excellent summary of the names and actions of Satan and his devils.

The Holy Spirit is the author of regeneration, we are not contributing in that. Faith is a result of His regeneration worked in us. John strengthens the assurance of believers after the attack of the Gnostics, who brought doubt.

A warning against false teachers. Today there are not apostles and prophets. There are exegetes and preachers of the Word of God. God's people must test the spirits.

Christians are born again of God, with transformed life, living a life of love and faith.

We have forgiveness of sin in Christ and in Christ we know God.

John answers to Gnostic errors concerning the two natures on Christ and the reality and importance of sin in our lives. Simple, clear arguments.

Luke 13:1-5, a message after an earthquake in Turkey. Eight lessons how to respond in circumstances like this. Lessons to learn about suffering, calamities, sin and God.

In response to Paul's preaching, some said: "Ludicrous". Some said: "Later". And some said: "Lord".

A message on Luke 2:11. Jesus as Lord, Christ and Savior. He came because of our sin, to save us.

A Christian begins with Christ, a great transformation occurred in his life, others can see this life changed, is a person who knows that one day will give account before God for the life he lived.

God's word of chastening, of challenge, of command. The response of people: obedience in worship and submission in service.

God is the Lord of hosts, the Lord of harvest and the Lord of history. The sovereignty of God determines the content of evangelism, the concern of evangelism and our confidence in evangelism. Courageous message delivered at a SBC conference in Texas!

The unquestionable authority of the Word of God; the unqualified integrity of Scripture; the unequaled majesty of the Word of God.

A message from 1980 on Haggai 2:23. The signet ring speaks about dignity, security, beauty and authority. With a piece of precious personal testimony.

A direct and profound message. The need for repentance: from selective lethargy, from selfish luxury. The nature of repentance: it is thoughtful, it is thorough.