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C&YA
by Midtown Baptist Temple
Sermons from the College and Young Adults class at Midtown Baptist Temple RSSVERIFY
Episodes
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With Thee / Joshua 1:2-6
In Joshua 1:2–6, God commissions Joshua to lead Israel into the land promised to Abraham, affirming that his purposes extend beyond our limited perspective and that our faithfulness today has a place in his eternal plan. While Israel was called to possess physical territory, the church is...
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Steadfastly Minded / Alvaro Briones
Ruth 1:1-8 Being steadfastly minded is important in our spiritual walk. It is that process of settling our minds in moving forward with who God is making us to be. Today we will look at Ruth to learn how to do this biblically.
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…his testimony is true / Jhn 21:24-25
After walking through the Gospel of John together, we have watched Jesus turn water into wine, give sight to the blind, raise the dead, lay down His life, and rise again. Now, as John brings his account to a close, he leaves us with one final assertion: “We know that his testimony is true.” John...
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…he should glorify God / Jhn 21:12-22
What do we do when our worst failure seems to define us? In John 21, Peter comes face-to-face with the Christ he denied—and discovers that grace doesn’t merely forgive his past; it restores his purpose. Jesus calls Peter out of shame, back into the mission, and ultimately toward a path of...
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Written, that ye might believe / Jhn 20:30-21:11
Thomas believed when he saw the risen Christ—but Jesus pronounced a blessing upon those who would believe without seeing. In John 20–21, we discover that biblical faith is not wishful thinking, blind optimism, or confidence in ourselves. It is resting the full weight of our convictions upon what...
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Except I shall see / John 20:18-29
In John 20, the disciples have heard the news of the resurrection, yet they are still hiding behind closed doors—afraid, uncertain, and unsure of what comes next. Jesus meets them there with a message of peace, a renewed sense of purpose, and a call to believe. But Thomas reminds us how easily...
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Why weepest thou? / John 20:1-17
In this weeks sermon we stand at the empty tomb with Mary Magdalene as grief gives way to hope and tears become the doorway to an encounter with the risen Christ. Join us as we discover why Jesus asked, "Why weepest thou? Whom seekest thou?"—and how the reality of the resurrection is meant to...
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There laid they Jesus / John 19:31-42
As Jesus' earthly ministry comes to its close, John's Gospel shifts our attention from the cross to two unlikely disciples who finally step into the light. Joseph of Arimathaea and Nicodemus had once followed Christ cautiously, but the crucifixion became the moment that transformed fear into bold...
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It is finished / John 19:17-30
Every person who stood at the cross of Christ left with a testimony. Some mocked, some believed, some served willingly, and others unknowingly fulfilled the purposes of God. In this message from John 19:16–30, we'll examine the different responses to Calvary and discover that the cross not only...
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Away with him / John 19:1-16
Every one of us has faced moments when we knew the right thing to do—but chose the safer thing instead. We compromise to keep the peace, preserve our reputation, or avoid the cost of conviction. But what if there is no middle ground? In John 19, Pilate tries to satisfy both his conscience and the...
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Ofttimes resorted thither / John 18:1-11
This message takes us into one of the most intimate and powerful moments in the life of Christ—the Garden of Gethsemane, where we see both the agony of the Savior and the strength that comes through prayer. As Jesus crosses the brook Cedron and prepares to face betrayal, arrest, and ultimately…
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Fruitfulness / Dylan Schaffer
John 15 As we look at what it means to live a fruitful life as a believer, it all centers on obedience to Christ in his Word and dependence upon him in prayer. We will break down the idea of fruitfulness into three vital areas: personal character, intentional evangelism, and lasting discipleship....
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ask in my name / John 16:23-27
In the intimate setting of the Upper Room discourse, Jesus prepares his disciples for a world without his physical presence by promising them the indwelling Holy Spirit, his eventual return, and a new confidence in prayer that would sustain their mission. This message examines what it truly means...
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Continue in my love / John 15:9-17
What does it really mean to be loved by God? In this powerful message from John 15:9–17, we explore the staggering truth that Christ loves us with the very same love the Father has for him—a love that is demonstrated, dwelling, and eternal. But this love is not meant to stop with us. It…
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The Inner Man: The Three Outward Traits of Vision / Brandon Briscoe
In this message from the life of Nehemiah, we discover how God turns a burdened heart into a clear and actionable vision. Before Nehemiah ever rebuilt a wall, he had first been a faithful servant, patiently positioned by God in a place of influence. When the moment came, that inward devotion...
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The Inner Man: The Three Inward Traits of Vision / Brandon Briscoe
Many Christians sense that God has a purpose for their life, yet the gap between the mission and their everyday decisions can feel frustratingly wide. In this message from Nehemiah 1, we discover how God forms vision in the heart long before it ever appears in our actions. Nehemiah begins not as…
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Let not your hearts be troubled pt. 2 / John 14:12-31
In part 2 of this sermon, we step back into the disciples’ anxiety as they realize Jesus is leaving—and ask the same question believers still wrestle with: how do you follow Christ when you feel alone and unsure of the path ahead? Jesus answers not by removing uncertainty but by giving present...
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Let not your hearts be troubled pt. 1 / John 14:1-11
In John 14, Jesus speaks to disciples whose hearts are shaken by the idea of being left alone, without their Savior and the safety of his friendship. As he prepares them for his departure, Christ redirects their fears toward comforting realities. This passage shows that troubled hearts are not...
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