Sermon, “Do You Love the Darkness or the Light?“, March 3, 2013.
Sermon text: John 3:14-21
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Dr. Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael 
Awesome! I feel like that is the way God meant for those verses to be used, instead of the typical “feel good” John 3:16 sermon. Unlike other sermons in which the Pastor treads too softly in fear of upsetting someone, that he does injustice to the scriptures. I think the sermon is a great balance of faith, love and reality. Also, the symbolism of faith in the beginning of the sermon is amazing.
Hopefully, I interpreted the message correctly. If something in my comment suggests otherwise, please let me know.