LBFC Weekly Sermons

By: Long Beach Friends Church
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  • This is a stream of the weekly sermons from Long Beach Friends Church in downtown Long Beach, CA. This podcast is released under a Creative Commons Attribute, Non-commercial, No derivatives 4.0 license. Don't modify it or sell it but share it as you wish. See https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
    Copyright © 2021, 2022, 2023 Long Beach Friends Church
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  • John - Introduction and Opening

    John - Introduction and Opening
    Mar 26 2022
    This week we begin a new series on the Gospel of John. John seems to assume that we will have read the Gospel of Mark, which we recently studied. In this message, we introduce the new series and consider the first portion of John.
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    40 mins
  • John - Jesus at a Wedding Feast

    John - Jesus at a Wedding Feast
    Apr 2 2022

    This week we consider John 2:1-13 in which Jesus blesses a wedding feast in Cana by turning six huge jars of water into wine! What is he doing? And what is he not doing in this the first of the signs of the new creation that John tells us about in his Gospel account?
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    26 mins
  • John - Clearing the Temple Courts

    John - Clearing the Temple Courts
    Apr 9 2022

    This week we consider John 2:13-24, wherein John tells about Jesus clearing out the temple courts that were being used as a marketplace. Why was Jesus so upset? Perhaps it reminded him of another scene of idolatry involving a golden calf! The temple was the place of the Rock - or supposed to be.
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    26 mins

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