AI Sermon Outline Generator: John 17:11-19


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Christians are called to be in the world but not of it, demonstrating a distinctiveness in their life and testimony as Jesus indicated in John 17:14-16. (scroll down to see outline)

Jesus' prayer reveals that his followers are sent into the world with a purpose to witness, empowered by being sanctified in the truth, as mentioned in John 17:18.

As Jesus intercedes for unity among believers, so must Christians diligently work to maintain spiritual unity in the body of Christ as portrayed in John 17:11.

Embracing the truth of God's word sanctifies believers and sets them apart from the world, as Jesus prayed for his disciples in John 17:17.

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  1. Thesis: Christians are called to be in the world but not of it, demonstrating a distinctiveness in their life and testimony as Jesus indicated in John 17:14-16. Presbyterian

    Introduction: In the High Priestly Prayer, Jesus emphasizes the unique calling of his followers, highlighting their place in the world yet separate from its values.

    1. Jesus prays for his disciples' protection and unity in John 17:11, emphasizing their need for divine strength in a hostile world.
        A. Unity among believers is crucial for maintaining a distinct witness.
        B. Their unity reflects the oneness Jesus shares with the Father, revealing his divine nature.
    2. In John 17:14, Jesus acknowledges that his disciples are not of the world, just as he is not, indicating a divine distinction in their calling.
        A. His followers are to hold onto the Word of God, which sets them apart.
        B. Though the world rejects them, their allegiance is to divine truths.
    3. Jesus further requests sanctification for his disciples in truth (John 17:17-19), showing the transformative power of God's Word.
        A. Sanctification involves aligning one's life with God's will and purpose.
        B. Through sanctification, believers become equipped for their redemptive mission in the world.

    Conclusion: As Christians, embodying a distinctiveness in lifestyle and faith is paramount, protecting our role as ambassadors of Christ. This distinctiveness is sustained through unity, sanctification in truth, and reliance on the divine protection and guidance that Jesus himself has prayed over us.

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