The sermon titled "I Am the Way" by Stephen Hyde focuses on the profound truth that Jesus Christ is the sole way to salvation, as expressed in John 14:6. Hyde emphasizes that Jesus not only guides believers through life but also points to the eternal destination of heaven. He refers to Thomas's inquiry about the way, illustrating that there are only two paths—one leading to eternal life and the other to destruction. Supporting his arguments with Scripture, particularly Jesus' assurances in the Gospel of John, Hyde denotes the significance of following Christ's example and commands. Practically, this sermon serves as a call for self-examination regarding one’s spiritual journey and encourages believers to seek assurance in their relationship with Christ, who guides them rightly.
“What is that way? We are to look to Jesus. Because here we have this clear statement, I am the way.”
“The Christian walk is never easy...because we have a great enemy. And that great enemy is the devil.”
“What a mercy, then, if the Lord God Almighty has come to you and me, and we have, by his favour, set our hearts upon things above.”
“You may ask Jesus some questions and he may not answer them, but he may say to you, you must be born again.”
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