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03/08/2026

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03/08/2026

Bible Study On The Book Of John 3rd July 2026

Theme: The Light That Darkness Cannot Overcome

John Chapter 1
John 1:11-18 - The Word becomes a man
“v11 He came to his own place. But the people from his own nation rejected him. v12 But some people accepted him and believed in him. He gave to them the right to become God’s children. He gave this right to everyone who trusts in him. v13 They have been born again from God. This was not a physical birth. It did not happen because people had s*x. It did not happen because people decided to have babies. God himself made them become his children.
v14 The Word became a man and he lived on earth with us. We saw his glory. It was the glory of the Father’s only Son. All God’s kindness and truth came to us by means of him.
v15 John (the Baptist) spoke about him. He shouted, ‘This is the man! I told you that he would come! I said that he is much greater than me. I came first. But he existed before I was born!’
v16 We have all benefited from the many blessings that he has brought to us. We do not deserve these blessings. They are free gifts. But we have received more and more blessings. v17 God gave us the Law by means of Moses. But God’s kindness, which we do not deserve, and his truth came by means of Jesus Christ. v18 Nobody has ever seen God. But his only Son is God himself. He is closest to the Father. And he has shown us what God is like.”

Bible Commentary on John 1:11-18 (a)

Theme: Jesus Christ—The Rejected Messiah, the Revealer of God, and the Giver of Grace
2. Introduction
John begins his Gospel by declaring that Jesus is the eternal Word (Logos), who was with God and is God (John 1:1). After revealing Christ's eternal nature, His role in creation, and His identity as the Light of the world, John now explains humanity's response to Him.
In John 1:11–18, we see two contrasting responses to Jesus: rejection by many and acceptance by those who believe. This passage also reveals one of Christianity's greatest truths—the eternal Son of God became fully human so that people could become children of God. Through Jesus, God is perfectly revealed, and His grace and truth are fully displayed.

Verse-by-Verse Commentary
Verse 11
"He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him."
Jesus entered the very nation God had chosen—Israel. The Jewish people had received God's covenant, the Law, the prophets, and numerous promises concerning the coming Messiah. They were expecting Him, yet when He came, many rejected Him.
Their rejection was not because God had failed to reveal Himself. Rather, many had formed expectations of a political deliverer instead of recognizing the humble Savior who came to rescue them from sin.
This verse reminds us that religious knowledge alone does not produce saving faith. One may know Scripture and still fail to recognize Christ.
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01/08/2026

Bible Study On The Book Of John 31st July 2026

Theme: The Light That Darkness Cannot Overcome

John Chapter 1
John 1:6-10 - John the Baptist tells people about the Light
“v6 God sent a man. His name was John (the Baptist). v7 He came to tell people about the Light. He told them so that everybody would believe in the Light. v8 John was not the Light. But he came to tell people about the Light. v9 This was the genuine, perfect Light that shines on everybody. This Light was coming into the world. v10 God’s Word was in the world. God had made the world by means of his Word. But nobody recognised him.”

Bible Commentary on John 1:8–9 (e)

Continued

6. Key Themes
Jesus Christ is the true and perfect Light.
John the Baptist was a faithful witness, not the Messiah.
God's servants point people to Christ.
Believers reflect Christ's light through faithful witness.
Jesus alone gives spiritual light, guidance, and eternal life.
The Gospel invitation extends to all people.

7. Reflection Questions
1.Am I looking to Jesus as my true Light, or am I relying on other voices to guide my life?
2.Does my life reflect Christ in the way I speak, live, and serve others?
3.Like John the Baptist, am I willing to point people to Jesus rather than seeking recognition for myself?
4.Is there any area of my life where I need Christ's light to expose and transform me?
5.Who can I intentionally share the light of Christ with this week?

8. Conclusion
John 1:8–9 reminds us that John the Baptist's greatness was found in his faithfulness, not in his status.
He understood that he was only a witness whose purpose was to point others to Jesus Christ.
In contrast, Jesus is the true Light—the only One who perfectly reveals God, overcomes the darkness of sin, and gives eternal life to all who believe in Him.
Every believer is called to reflect His light, but we must never confuse the reflection with the source.
May our lives echo the humility of John the Baptist, continually directing people away from ourselves and toward Jesus Christ, the Light of the world.
As we follow Him, His light transforms us and enables us to shine for His glory.
1 Peter 2:9 (NIV)
"But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light."

9. Supporting Scriptures
Isaiah 9:2 – The promised Light shines on those living in darkness.
Matthew 5:14–16 – Believers are called to let their light shine for God's glory.
John 1:6–7 – John the Baptist came as a witness to the Light.
John 1:20 – John clearly declares that he is not the Messiah.
John 3:30 – "He must become greater; I must become less."
John 8:12 – Jesus is the Light of the world.
John 12:46 – Jesus came so that no one who believes in Him should remain in darkness.
Psalm 119:105 – God's Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path.
Ephesians 5:8–9 – Believers are called to live as children of light.
1 Peter 2:9 – God has called His people out of darkness into His marvelous light.
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31/07/2026

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Sermon On “Israel Deliverance From Egypt And The Canaan Occupation Symbolized Salvation” By Sister Anne On 29th July, 2026

FROM THE BEGINNING, GOD KNEW THAT MAN WOULD FAIL HENCE THE WARNING ON THE TREE AT THE CENTRE OF THE GARDEN OF EDEN AND CONSEQUENCES OF ITS CONSUMPTION
God had warned them that eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil would result in death, which is understood as both physical and spiritual separation from God.
In the biblical story of the Garden of Eden, the "forbidden tree" is referred to as the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
God placed it in the center of the garden alongside the tree of life.
He forbade Adam and Eve from eating its fruit, warning that doing so would result in death.
Genesis (2:9) describes the tree as being in the middle of the garden, alongside the tree of life.
God explicitly prohibited Adam from eating the fruit of this tree, stating that doing so would lead to death.
In Genesis 3, A SERPENT tempts Eve to eat the fruit, claiming it will make her and Adam like God, knowing good and evil.
Eve eats the fruit, then gives it to Adam, and they both disobey God's command.
THIS ACT LEADS TO THEIR EXPULSION FROM THE GARDEN, THE INTRODUCTION OF SIN AND DEATH INTO THE WORLD, AND A LOSS OF THEIR INNOCENT STATE.
THE TREE OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL IS OFTEN INTERPRETED AS A SYMBOL OF FREE WILL AND THE CHOICE BETWEEN OBEDIENCE AND DISOBEDIENCE TO GOD.
It represents the moment humanity gained self-awareness and moral consciousness, but also the consequences of choosing their own way rather than God's.
This choice of death, is the reason for GOD’S ETERNAL PLAN.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
God's Eternal Plan: The Bible indicates that God's plan for salvation, including the choice of believers in Jesus Christ, was established before the physical creation of the world.
Ephesians 1:4 states that God;
"chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him in love."
Implications of this concept:
God's Sovereignty: It emphasizes God's sovereign choice in salvation, meaning He chooses individuals based on His own will and purpose, not on anything they have done.
God's Love: It highlights God's love for His people, demonstrated by His decision to include them in His eternal plan.
Purpose and Holiness: It signifies that believers are chosen to be holy and blameless, reflecting God's character.
We have various examples in Scripture: Besides Ephesians 1:4, other verses like John 17:24 and 1 Peter 1:20 also refer to this concept of God's actions before creation.
So Jesus Christ took the cross and this was very well symbolized in the deliverance of the Israelites and the occupation of Canaan land
It took 430 years to have the Isrealites released from Egypt!
So, the journey before salvation and the journey to our spiritual inheritance in heaven will take long too
It took so long too to pave way to salvation on the cross through Jesus Christ, since creation!
Nothing comes easy- God works it all according to His perfect timing, His will and riches in glory in Christ Jesus.
Your salvation moment was not your own making, it was done according to Gods plans
The meandering within the problems of this world can be equaled to the meandering of the Isrealites in the wilderness.
All the frustrations involved with breaks of Gods assurance that He loves you.
God brings rainfall on all.
Oxygen is free for all, right?
All the tests and allowed temptations are allowed by Jehovah ti strengthen your trust in Him and to understand His importance in your life.
Th second coming of Jesus Christ is like the occupance of Canaan land
Some may never make it to the glamour of the heavenly inheritance just like Moses.
Some others will be picked to complete the missions allocated to others, just like Joshua
Many will choose otherwise just like the golden calf worshipers.
Many will claim that the second coming of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ is not real or has taken too long just like the case when Moses went to receive the commandments!!
Many will drink of the bitter mixture of the ground calf but repentance can reunite them with God.
It is normally a spiritual as will as a physical fight for the freedom in salvation just like they battled for Canaan land.
Until the last inheritors get their share of ticket to enter heaven, the fight shall be by all just like was the case with the Israelites.
Conclusion will struggle up to then second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Then we shall all enter heaven and rest IN THE FULL GRACE and love of God, the Trinity.
The parable of the ten virgins, found in Matthew 25:1-13, tells the story of TEN BRIDESMAIDS WHO WERE WAITING FOR THE BRIDEGROOM TO ARRIVE FOR A WEDDING FEAST.
Five of the virgins were wise and prepared for the bridegroom's arrival by bringing extra oil for their lamps, while the other five were foolish and did not bring extra oil.
When the bridegroom finally arrived, the foolish virgins' lamps had gone out, and they were unable to enter the wedding feast because they had to go buy more oil.

Here's a breakdown of the key elements of the parable:
The Wedding Feast: This represents the kingdom of heaven and the joy of being with God.
The Bridegroom: This represents Jesus Christ, who is coming again.
The Ten Virgins: These represent believers, or those who are invited to the wedding feast.
The Oil: This represents readiness, faith, or the Holy Spirit.
The Wise Virgins: These are those who are prepared for Christ's return by living a faithful life.
The Foolish Virgins: These are those who are not prepared for Christ's return and are caught off guard.

The Main Message:
The parable teaches that believers should always be ready for Christ's return, just as the wise virgins were prepared with extra oil.
IT EMPHASIZES THAT BEING PARTIALLY PREPARED IS NOT ENOUGH; ONE MUST BE TRULY READY AND HAVE FAITH IN CHRIST.
Just relate with all the Israelite events from Egypt to settlement at Canaan land and dive into the journey to our eternal promised land up yonder.

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29/07/2026

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29/07/2026

Bible Study On The Book Of John 29th July 2026

Theme: The Light That Darkness Cannot Overcome

John Chapter 1
John 1:6-10 - John the Baptist tells people about the Light
“v6 God sent a man. His name was John (the Baptist). v7 He came to tell people about the Light. He told them so that everybody would believe in the Light. v8 John was not the Light. But he came to tell people about the Light. v9 This was the genuine, perfect Light that shines on everybody. This Light was coming into the world. v10 God’s Word was in the world. God had made the world by means of his Word. But nobody recognised him.”

Bible Commentary on John 1:8–9 (d)

Continued

5. Practical Lessons
1. Jesus Alone Is the True Light
No pastor, prophet, teacher, church, or denomination can replace Jesus.
Only Christ can forgive sins, reveal God, and give eternal life.
Our faith must rest in Him alone.

2. Every Believer Is Called to Reflect Christ
Like John the Baptist, we are called to point people to Jesus.
Our words, actions, character, and testimony should reflect His love and truth.
People should see Christ through us.

3. Humility Is Essential in Ministry
John never sought personal glory.
His joy was seeing people follow Jesus.
Every Christian leader should have the same attitude.
As ministry grows, Christ should become more visible—not ourselves.

4. The World Still Needs the Light
Many people today live in spiritual darkness because they do not know Christ.
God sends His people to share the Gospel so others may come into His marvelous light.

5. Jesus Is the Only Perfect Guide
Many voices compete for our attention, but only Jesus perfectly reveals God's will.
When we follow Him, He directs our steps and leads us in truth.
Psalm 119:105 (NIV)
"Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path."
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26/07/2026

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Key Texts: Mark 5:1–20; Luke 4:18; John 8:31–36; Colossians 2:13–15...