Join us in this final installment in the Identity Crisis Series. Here we find that because Christ came there are certain things that we can know. In this sermon T. S. Myers preaches through 1 John 5:13-21, and explains that because Christ came we can actually know that we have eternal life, we can know certain things about eternal life, and we can know that those who are found in the Son know the one true God. Further, Pastor Myers tackles some difficult passages such his view on how to understand what John means when he talks about a sin unto death and what he means when he writes "keep yourselves from idols." If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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Life is in the Son! That is the truth of this message that we all need to walk away with. In this sermon, T. S. Myers exposits probably the most difficult passage of this book. Listen along to see how he deals with how to understand the three that testify and what is known as the Johannine comma. But to get stuck in the weeds would be to miss the overall point that John is making - that our eternal life is in the Son and God, in Christ, testifies to this! What an amazing blessing. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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People who win walk differently. In this sermon, T. S. Myers preaches through 1 John 5:1-5 and explains that because we have overcome the world, the commands Jesus gives are are not burdensome, and we obey his commands. Believers obey Jesus commands because in Christ, they win! They have overcome the world because of Christ and are born again of His Spirit. This will show in our obedience to his commands because our natures have been made alive by his gospel! Are you born again? Then you win and you will start to look different in this world. Where the world can’t you can. And there is nothing that can happen to you that can thwart God’s plan to work all things for your good. That should make us walk differently. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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Does a Christian have to fear ultimate punishment? What does John mean when he says perfect love? Join us as T. S. Myers preaches through 1 John 4:16-21. Here Myers shows us how we don’t have to fear God’s ultimate punishment because God’s love drives out fear and the reason we can love others like God wants is because He first loved us. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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Why do we love? Is God impressed with our love? Join us as T. S. Myers works through 1 John 4:7-16. Through this sermon, we learn that God loves us, not because we are good but because He is good; because it is His very nature to love. As a result, we can rest in His love and not have to fear a looming punishment when we stand before Him because His cross has cast that fear out. But we must be born to that love and rely on it. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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When John says, "Test the spirits," what does he mean? In this message, pastor Thomas exposits 1 John 4:1-6, and teaches that John actually gives us two tests to see if the Origen of the message that a person presents to us is from God's spirit or from the spirit of the antichrist. The test, is twofold. First it is confessional/doctrinal - the person professing Christ must confess the right things about him - things in accord with what the apostles passed on and, second, the person speaking this message must be born of God and display his fruits. At the end of the message, T. S. Myers gives an illustration that he has used a number of times that he heard from Paul Washer many years ago. It is about someone who claims to have been hit by a logging truck but doesn't look like it. The point is, you can't come into contact with something as big as a logging truck and not show it. Likewise, if we truly come into contact with the God of the universe, we will show it, and if we don't, it proves we haven't known him. So, if we are born again, it will show in how we live and what group who we listen to. Consequently, we have a criterion for testing the spirits, one must believe the right things, what the apostles have passed on to us, and one must be born of God which will show in our fruits and who we listen to. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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When we live like God wants, focused on the gospel and consequently, doing good to others, we can have even greater confidence that God will answer our prayers. But how can this be? Listen along as T. S. Myers exposits a difficult passage, 1 John 3:19-24. Here we find that because God's Spirit lives within us, we will live a certain way and we can be persuaded that God hears us. But, if we harbor evil in our hearts and are not willing to lay our lives down for our brothers and sisters in Christ, then we will be found to have a hearts that condemns us. Come step on the scale of God's Word today as we evaluate the where God wants each of us to go. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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Jesus calls us to love all people. But the mark of a Christian is supposed to be love for one another (that is, other believers). There is supposed to be something different about the believing community. In this sermon, T. S. Myers preaches through 1 John 3:11-18 explaining what Christian love is supposed to look like. He explains what it means for true believers to love one another - that this love is not limited to a few believers. In fact there is no room for unrepentant hatred in the believing community. Finally, he shows that true love always demonstrates itself in action. If this message touches your heart, let us know by going to www.turnevangelism.com/connect, and fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Also feel free to leave us a rating and review!

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