The Gospel According to John | The Love That Waits, Weeps, and Raises the Dead John 11:1-44 | Pastor Jason Polk episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 44 MIN

The Gospel According to John | The Love That Waits, Weeps, and Raises the Dead John 11:1-44 | Pastor Jason Polk

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Pastor Jason Polk's sermon at Echo Church centers on the profound love of Jesus, as illustrated in the story of Lazarus from John 11. He emphasizes that while the world is filled with bad news, the church is a place to hear the good news of Jesus' love. The sermon explores the narrative of Mary and Martha, who, in their desperation, send a simple message to Jesus: "The one you love is sick." This highlights the belief that Jesus' love for Lazarus, rather than Lazarus' love for Jesus, would compel Him to act. Pastor Polk discusses the confusion and waiting that often accompany faith, as seen when Jesus delays His visit to Lazarus. Despite the delay, Jesus' love is evident as He weeps with Mary and Martha, showing empathy and compassion. Ultimately, Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, demonstrating His power and love. Pastor Polk encourages the congregation to trust in Jesus' love, even in times of confusion and waiting, and to respond to His call with faith and worship.

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