John 2:11 - 3:15 - Part 3

SearchLight with Jon Courson

Jon Courson

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 15 November 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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0:00.0	Thy word is a lamp
0:11.0	Unto my feet
0:16.0	And it light unto my path Unto my path
0:24.6	My path
0:27.6	Thy word is a lamp
0:32.6	Unto my feet
0:35.6	And they light unto my path.
0:44.3	My path.
0:47.3	Welcome to Searchlight, a survey through Scripture with Pastor John Corson.
0:53.3	It is our desire to bring you a systematic study of the entire Bible,
0:59.5	chapter by chapter, book by book.
1:05.7	You must be born again.
1:08.5	That is a statement that is very familiar to most of us.
1:11.6	But can you imagine hearing it for the first time? It would be very confusing. What does it mean?
1:18.6	And how can we do that? Those are a couple of questions that Nicodemus had when Jesus declared to him that you must be born again. Today we will listen into this
1:29.6	conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus as we continue our study in John Chapter 3. The understanding
1:36.8	that we will glean from this conversation is very practical and impacting. With our study, here
1:43.6	now is Pastor John.
1:47.0	But, verse 1 of chapter 3, but although he knew what was in man, there was a man.
1:55.0	Contrast verse 1 with verse 25 of chapter 2. He knew what was in man, but there was a man. Now here is a man
2:04.1	who is truly going to be converted. Not on the basis of signs and wonders and miracles.
2:10.8	He's going to be converted on the basis of who Jesus is. His name, of course, is Nicodemus.
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