EPISODE · Jan 22, 2018 · 42 MIN
The Dimensional Gospel
from Grand Parkway Baptist Church · host Neil McClendon
What makes the gospel believable, and how does Jesus meet us in our deepest need?In this sermon on John 4:11–30, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon continues the study of Jesus's encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. Pastor Neil unpacks three essential aspects of the "dimensional gospel": it is conceptual, directional, and clarifying. Discover how Jesus uses simple mental pictures to make spiritual truth accessible, addresses our past with full knowledge and complete grace, and clarifies what it means to worship the Father in spirit and in truth.In this episode, we cover:The Gospel as Conceptual: Communicating spiritual truth through accessible concepts like living water rather than dense religious jargon.Competency and Growth: Moving beyond simple rote learning to foster spiritual maturity and confidence in daily life.The Gospel as Directional: How Jesus addresses our past with complete knowledge, offering adoption and acceptance rather than shame.The Gospel as Clarifying: Shedding light on true worshipers who sync their internal spirit with outward truth.A Personal, Seeking God: Understanding that the Father actively seeks worshipers and offers a life-altering revelation of Himself through Jesus.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube
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What makes the gospel believable, and how does Jesus meet us in our deepest need? In this sermon on John 4:11–30, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon continues the study of Jesus's encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. Pastor Neil unpacks three essential aspects of the "dimensional gospel": it is conceptual, directional, and clarifying. Discover how Jesus uses simple mental pictures to make spiritual truth accessible, addresses our past with full knowledge and complete grace, and clarifies w...
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