NoahTube / Pastor Michael's Sermons

In John 15:5, Jesus teaches that He is the vine, and we are the branches; only through connection to Him can we bear fruit. The sermon emphasizes the divine blueprint of connection—first to Christ, then to others, and to an anointed church. A divided body lacks power, but unity brings strength. Offense and misunderstanding, the enemy’s weapons, weaken connections. Christians must forgive, work as a team, and stay planted in God’s house to flourish and experience His power.

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01.)What is the main theme of the sermon?
02.)What Bible verse is central to the sermon?
03.)Why does the sermon emphasize being connected to Christ?
04.)What does the sermon say about the body of Christ?
05.)What are the two main weapons the enemy uses against connections?
06.)How should Christians respond to offense and misunderstanding?
07.)What are the three key connections emphasized in the sermon?
08.)Why is working as a team important according to the sermon?
09.)What lesson does the sermon draw from Solomon’s prayer?
10.)What does the sermon say about being planted in the house of God?