In this sermon on John 7:1–13, Zack DiPrima examines the unbelief of Jesus’ own brothers and the deeper roots of unbelief in the human heart. As the Feast of Booths approaches, Christ’s brothers urge Him to seek public recognition, but their words reveal skepticism rather than faith. The sermon highlights how unbelief is often driven by short-sightedness, love of the world, and fear of man, while Jesus remains governed by His divine hour and unwavering commitment to the cross. Along the way, the message offers both a warning against worldly compromise and a comfort to Christians who endure rejection from their own families, reminding them that Jesus Himself knows that pain and that the family of God transcends every earthly bond.
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