"Jesus' High Priestly Prayer (Part 1)" - John 17:1-5 (7.9.23) - Dr. Jordan N. Rogers

Описание: Dr. Jordan Rogers continues preaching verse-by-verse through The Gospel of John in this sermon from John 17:1-5 entitled, “Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (Part 1).”

John’s purpose in John 17:1-26 is to record Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer. In vs.1-5, we read the first portion of Jesus’ prayer where Jesus appeals to the Father to be glorified with the glory that He had before the foundation of the world. Jesus makes this appeal based on His commitment and completion of the work which the Father had given Him to do. In this, we see that Jesus’ commitment to obey was through undeserved suffering, it was aimed at the Father’s glory, and was graciously designed for our salvation. Further, we see that Jesus commitment to obedience was faithfully carried out and ultimately was rewarded in full.

The following is a sermon from John 17:1-5, and below you will find the video recording and a sermon outline to help you follow along as you watch. I hope this study tool helps you grow in your love for the Lord Jesus and in your obedience to Him.

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Sermon Title: “Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer (Part 1)”

Text: John 17:1-5

Sermon Summary: Christ’s obedience to the Father was to the full and fully rewarded.

vs.1-3—An Appeal Based on the Commitment of Obedience

Observation #1: Jesus was commitment to obey was even through undeserved suffering. (vs.1a)

Observation #2: Jesus was commitment to obey was ultimately aimed at the Father’s glory. (vs.1b)

Observation #3: Jesus was commitment to obey was graciously designed for our salvation. (vs.2-3)

vs.4-5—An Appeal Based on the Completion of Obedience

Observation #4: Jesus was commitment to obedience was carried out. (vs.4)

Observation #5: Jesus was commitment to obedience was rewarded in full. (vs.5)


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