Sermons on John
Resurrection: The Promise of Eternal Life
Date Preached: May 4, 2025Scripture: John 20:1ā18Series Title: The Work of God in the Life of a Believer Sermon Description: Resurrection is not just an eventāit is a person. In this vivid and hope-filled sermon from John 20, Dr. Robert C. Crowder recounts the sounds and scenes of that first resurrection morning. From the trembling earth to the silent tomb, from Maryās weeping to the voice of Jesus calling her by name, every moment affirms the promise of eternal life.…
Regeneration: New Life in Christ
In this powerful message from John 3:1ā21, Dr. Robert C. Crowder explores Jesusā nighttime encounter with Nicodemus and the life-altering doctrine of regeneration. More than a moral improvement or a religious reform, regeneration is a supernatural, Spirit-wrought transformation that brings spiritual life to the spiritually dead. Without it, no one can see the kingdom of God. This sermon walks through the necessity, means, object, and result of the new birth, calling every listener to examine their heart and ask: āHave…
The Sounds of That Resurrection Morning
April 20, 2025. Easter. Dr. Crowder reflects on the sounds of the resurrection morning. Silence has a way of settling over a cemetery. If youāve ever stood at the graveside of a loved one, you know that stillness. The only sounds might be the wind rustling through the treesā¦ maybe the creaking of an old gateā¦ or the soft footsteps of mourners walking away. For the followers of Jesus Christ, early that Sunday morning, the world must have felt painfully…
Propitiation: The Satisfaction of God’s Wrath
This is the third sermon from the series The Work of God in the Believerās Life. Dr. Crowder explores the powerful doctrine of propitiation, showing how Jesus fully satisfied the wrath of God through His sacrificial death. Drawing from 1 John 2:1-2 and Romans 3:23-25, this message reveals the weight of sin, the justice of God, and the mercy made available through Christ. As we prepare our hearts for the Lordās Supper, we are reminded that God’s wrath was not…
Condemnation: The Reality of Sin
In the second sermon of the series āThe Work of God in the Life of a Believer,ā Dr. Robert Crowder takes us deep into the reality of sin and its consequences, focusing on Romans 3:23 and Romans 6:23. This message confronts the sobering truth that all have sinned and fall short of Godās glory. Sin is not just about wrong actionsāit is a condition that affects every human being, and its wage is death. Yet in the midst of condemnation,…
Creation: The Beginning of God’s Plan
March 16th, 2025. Creation is not just the starting point of the Bibleāit is the foundation of everything we believe. Genesis 1:1 declares that God created the heavens and the earth, and John 1:1-3 reveals that Christ Himself was present in the beginning, bringing all things into existence. If we remove God as Creator, we lose the very structure that holds the Gospel together. In Creation: The Beginning of Godās Plan, Dr. Robert C. Crowder explores the theological, moral, and…
A New Commandment
In the closing hours before His crucifixion, Jesus imparts a profound and significant commandment to His disciplesāone that embodies the essence of His ministry and the centerpiece of His message. Within the verses of John 13:31-35, we find not only a command but a challenge– a call to exemplify the love that Christ demonstrated throughout His earthly ministry. This love, is to serve as a distinctive characteristic of their faith and a testimony to the world.
Come And See the Missionary Calling
John the Baptistās ministry was growing. People were traveling great distances to hear this rabbi speak. Listeners turned into disciples and disciples turned into followers. The message of John the Baptist was simple but difficult as his sermons stressed repentance. His message was to prepare those hearers in preparing for the Messiah. John and his disciples were together one day when suddenly John declares, āBehold the Lamb of God!ā
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