10. Gospel of John 4:43 to 5:21 "Slaves to the Words of Man" by Rev. Steven Chriscole KT

This sermon, taken from the Gospel of John 4:43 to 5:21, follows Jesus as he travels around through Galilee and back to Jerusalem. He performs more miracles (healing) but there are some noticeable differences. Jesus also encounters "The Jews" where we hear of their plot to kill him. Jesus confronts their accusations head on.

This sermon is brought to you by Rev. Steven Chriscole KT, the Grand Master of the Knights Templar Church. We are the only practicing Templar church on the internet. Doctrinally we are broadly evangelical, but providing the following points are addressed positively and truthfully, then we will welcome you into our church:

1. Do you believe that salvation is a once only, God given (by his grace alone) gift, which cannot be taken away, is available to ALL, and comes only through faith in Jesus Christ alone and NOT by works? (See Ephesians 2:8-9; John 10:28-29)

2. Affirm that you are against the new world order, and you are not involved in Freemasonry; satanic churches/cults; new ageism; spiritualism; pagan rites or religion; use of magic/incantation/witchcraft; Judaism; Islam; Mormonism; JWs etc.

3. Do you understand that being a Templar you stand for Christ and his Word (the Bible) sometimes under extreme circumstances, and that the Knights Templar Church makes no claim to be connected to any other Templar group, past or present?

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