John 3-5 - Ben Vannoy

Book of John ContSpeaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

What God has Started; He will also FinishSpeaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

John 7Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

The church was never meant to simply believe the message of Jesus, but to put that message into action. In “The Action of the Church,” Pastor Ben Vannoy draws from Acts 1 and Mark 16 to explore the instructions Jesus gave His disciples before ascending into heaven. Those instructions were not just about what to believe, but about what they were called to do through the power of the Holy Ghost. This message challenges us to see the church as more than a place we attend, but a people who live out the mission Jesus gave us. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville, a place where you belong.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

Being close to the truth is not the same as fully responding to what God has made available to us. In “Almost There But Not Quite,” Pastor Ben Vannoy draws from Scripture to challenge the idea that simply believing or saying a prayer is all that is required. God has made a way for us, but we must be willing to respond to His Word and follow His plan. This message calls us to examine our faith, look beyond what is comfortable or familiar, and make sure we are not stopping short of everything God has called us to experience. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville, a place where you belong.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

How do we understand the Word of God in both our minds and our spirits? In “John 6,” Pastor Ben Vannoy explores the balance between studying Scripture to understand its meaning and allowing God to reveal His truth to us spiritually. While the Bible invites us to think deeply and seek understanding, it also calls us to grow in our relationship with God and become sensitive to His Spirit. This study reminds us that knowing God’s Word involves more than gaining knowledge; it means allowing His truth to shape our lives. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville as we continue our study through the Book of John, a place where you belong.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

A life of faith begins with a heart and mind willing to be shaped by God. In “A New Way Of Thinking,” Bro. Frank Hiracheta shares a message with the church during a special time of honoring Pastor Ben and the Vannoy family for their dedication, leadership, and example of Christlike living. As we recognize the fruit of a life devoted to God, we are reminded of the importance of allowing Him to transform the way we think and live. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville as we grow together in faith, build real relationships, and experience real transformation at a place where you belong.Speaker: Bro. Frank Hirachetawww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

God is drawing hearts to Him, answering prayers, and working in lives in ways we may not always see right away. In “You're Invited! Eat, Drink and Be Filled,” Sister Frances Vannoy shares from Isaiah 55, where God invites everyone who is thirsty to come and receive what only He can provide. His invitation is open to all, regardless of what we have or what we think we lack. This message reminds us to keep seeking Him, trust His work in the lives of others, and come ready to receive what He has prepared for us. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville, a place where you belong.Speaker: Sister Frances Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

True joy is not just about what God does for us, but about remaining faithful while we wait for Him to work. In “Let Your Joy Remain,” Pastor Ben Vannoy draws from John 15 to explore Jesus’ desire for our joy to remain, even through seasons of uncertainty and waiting. We may not always feel strong in our faithfulness, but we can rest in the assurance that God remains faithful to us. This message encourages us to build a lasting joy rooted in our relationship with Jesus rather than in our circumstances. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville, a place where you belong.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

Who is Jesus, and what does it mean to receive Him? In “Book of John 3 5,” Pastor Ben Vannoy continues exploring John’s Gospel, tracing the truth that Jesus is the Word made flesh, the Creator who came into the world to bring us into relationship with God. John’s witness points people toward Jesus, calling them to prepare their hearts and recognize the One who came to save them. This study invites us to look beyond simply knowing about Jesus and consider what it means to receive Him and become children of God. Join us at Christ Temple Beeville, a place where you belong. Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org