Fullness Of Joy | John

In his sermon "Fullness of Joy," Pastor Rob McCoy delves into John 17, exploring the joy that Christ experienced even as He faced the cross. Pastor McCoy explains that Christ's joy stemmed from His unbroken fellowship with the Father, true faith and confidence, recognizing God's great works, and avoiding deception and the devil's foothold. This serves as a powerful example for us to find joy amidst our trials. Watch and learn how to achieve this understanding and discover joy on the other side.
Verse References: John 17 verses 13-23, Isaiah 53:3
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Amen …

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Thank you for this important word Pastor Rob!

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JUST RECALL THE TIME THAT ANYONE SAID THEY KNOW YOUR A CHRISTIAN WITHOUT YOU TELLING THEM THAT TRUTH OF YOUR LIFE AND BELIEVING IN GOD AND JESUS AND THE WORDS OF GOD'S GIFT TO YOU ! THE FULFILING JOY UNEXPLAINABLE !...

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That’s the true mark- when someone knows this of you- not because of one’s harshness and filtering out others via judgement, but because of the true light that shines within, and the peace that comes from trusting God ‘has this’.