One of the major themes in the Book of John is the deity of God’s only Son. By deity, we mean divinity. From the beginning up to the end, in the book’s prologue and embedded in dialogues, John wrote about Christ’s divine nature, even though in physical (human) stature.1 The author claimed to be an eyewitness who personally knew other witnesses. This showed credibility in all that he confessed. He began with the Word as God, and near the book's end, Thomas said, “My Lord and My God.” In John’s prologue, one could see the pre-existent nature of the Word of God, the incarnation, and the Word as God who revealed the Father. It is difficult not to see in John’s writings that the Lord Jesus Christ is both God and the expression of the Father’s grace.
What is GCF NAGA English Sermons?
GCF NAGA is a family-oriented community church that focuses on building strong families grounded in the Bible. We value studying the Word in its context, and preaching it in chronological exposition. This is an archive of our English Sunday service messages. For more info, check out www.gcfnaga.com