The Best Gift of All
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It’s the season of gift-giving, and in this week’s podcast Ricky Smith, lead pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Columbus, Georgia, talks with Nate Dewberry about the most important gift any of us have ever received: God’s love, expressed through His son Jesus. Many times we might not consider ourselves worthy of that gift; other times we might not think about it at all. But God sending His son to die for us is a clear indicator both of how much He loves us, and of how much He’s willing to forgive.
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- Sermons of John Piper: 1990–1999 by John Piper
- Nonnus of Nisibis, Commentary on the Gospel of Saint John by Robert W. Thomson
- Exalting Jesus in John by Matt Carter and Josh Wredberg
- The Gospel of John, Vol. 2 by Craig Keener
- The Gospel of John (The New International Commentary on the New Testament) by J. Ramsey Michaels
- Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible by Matthew Henry
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