John 1:19-34 (Sermon Outline)
Sermon Outline John 1:19-34 I. Opening Illustration: a. In The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, we’re first introduced to the world of Narnia, a once beautiful world that has grown cold and dark. The four siblings (Peter, Edward, Susan and Lucy) come through a magical wardrobe to a snow-covered forest in Narnia where they learn that it’s been winter for over a hundred years. Evil reigns. Hope is dead. But with the arrival of these children, things begin to change. The inhabitants of Narnia slowly begin to hope again. An ancient Narnian prophecy said before deliverance would come, two Sons of Adam and two Daughters of Eve would appear. These children were messengers of hope. But the hopes of the citizens of Narnia are not in the children; their hopes are in someone else, a Lion named Aslan. The children hear an old Narnian rhyme: “Wrong will be right, when Asla...