# John Stott
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John Robert Walmsley Stott (27 April 1921 – 27 July 2011) was an English Anglican priest and theologian who was noted as a leader of the worldwide evangelical movement. He was one of the principal authors of the Lausanne Covenant in 1974. In 2005, Time magazine ranked Stott among the 100 most influential people in the world.
God Is: Love
BIG IDEA: The inexhaustible Fountain of Love has shown his love and is the source of love among us.
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The Perfection of Love
The Communication of Love
The Congregation of Love
RESOURCES: ESV Study Bible; Tyndale New Testament Commentaries: The Letters of John by John Stott; The New Ameri…
Wise Parenting
When I first got started in youth ministry I was a young single man who, truth be told, thought he knew a whole more than he actually did. One of my most arrogant moves was to somehow believe that I knew more about the kids in our youth group than even their parents knew about them. And, embarrassi…
Everyday Disciple-Making
Romans is the Apostle Paul’s fullest and clearest treatise on the gospel of Jesus Christ. Throughout history, this letter has opened eyes, awakened hearts, and set movements in motion. It’s both profoundly theological and deeply personal, revealing the truth about God, humanity, and salvation. John…
Romans 8 Part 8 with Athol Barnes| 09.20.26
Do you like to dream about the future? As believers, we live with a tension. We are fully present in today, and yet we long for tomorrow. There are two dangers on either side of that tension. The first is being so consumed with the present that we forget why we were placed on this earth, chasing …
He Lived as a Homeless Man to Understand Their Pain
John Stott could have simply preached about the poor, but instead he disguised himself as a homeless man and experienced hunger, rejection, cold, and humiliation firsthand. His experience challenged the church to move beyond sympathy and into compassionate action—serving people in need as though se…
Evangelicals and Post-Vatican II Roman Catholicism
Leonardo De Chirico speaks about evangelical responses and assessments of Roman Catholicism post-Vatican II. Vatican II was an ecumenical council of the Roman Catholic Church held from 1962–1965 and widely interpreted as bringing the Catholic Church into a new relationship to the world and other re…
Forgiveness from the Heart (Matthew 18:21-35)
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Forgiveness from the Heart
September 6, 2026 | Kyle Bjerga
Kyle Bjerga discusses how forgiveness is one of the most challenging teachings in the Christian faith, especially when the person who hurt you is someone close to you. In Matthew 18, Jesus answers Peter’s qu…
Is Our View of The Cross Too Small? || SLP675
“Jesus died so that…” How would you finish the sentence? Join Glen Scrivener and Naomi Brehm as they explore different images the Bible gives us to understand the mystery of what Christ has done.In this episode, we meander through the law courts, the temple, the market, the home and the battlefield…
Romans 8 Part 9 with Athol Barnes| 09.27.26
What if I told you that you do not know how to pray?Not that you should pray more, but that, on your own, you cannot pray.Romans 8 has been teaching us this all along, that the Christian life is lived by the power of the Holy Spirit, not our own effort. Verse 26 begins with "likewise," tying every…
Honor the Authorities
Romans is the Apostle Paul’s fullest and clearest treatise on the gospel of Jesus Christ. Throughout history, this letter has opened eyes, awakened hearts, and set movements in motion. It’s both profoundly theological and deeply personal, revealing the truth about God, humanity, and salvation. John…
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