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| Summary: Many of us have the opportunity to play a role similar to John’s in identifying and supporting the spark of godliness in another person and urging them to find their identity in the kingdom of God. Whenever we help people realize the gifts God has placed within them, we are doing a John-the-Baptist kind of thing. |
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| Summary: John the Baptist pointed to the Savior as the Lamb of God. This is the same lamb from Revelation who not only bears the marks of slaughter, but also opens the door to salvation for the world. Follow in John’s footsteps. Bear witness to the world in word and deed that Jesus is the Lamb. |
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| Summary: We cannot avoid living with problems. But we can trust God and rely on him as a servant relies upon his master. And though we will still go through upsetting things, over the long haul, we will know peace. |
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| Summary: We all have energy cycles throughout each day. Sometimes were up, sometimes we’re down. We may even be more susceptible to temptation during the low moments, but God’s grace and truth is much available in our downtimes as at any other point of the day. We should touch base with God at any hour, to keep our hearts in tune. |
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| Summary: John the Baptist introduced Jesus as the sacrificial Lamb of God who happens also to be the very Son of God. This is good news! |
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| Summary: The dove descended on Jesus, signaling to John that Jesus was the Son of God. John pointed out Jesus to his followers. They in turn told others. This is a model for us of discipleship and evangelism. |
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| Summary: We were astounded when a whole planet of scientists worked together to take the first photograph of a black hole. Perhaps as a planet-wide church, we can see the suffering in our midst that sinks into its own invisible black hole of despair. Jesus is the Word made flesh, In the light of the Word we may see clearly the sin-filled condition of the world and, like Jesus in the Gospel of John, reach out to all who suffer. |
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| Summary: In this passage, we are confronted by John’s witness to a “Lamb” who takes away, not individual sins, but the sin of the whole world. Where is that happening, in our world today?
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