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A Journey through Proverbs
Pastor Jesse explores the theme of humility in his lecture by examining both a New Testament example and wisdom from Proverbs. He begins with John 3, highlighting John the Baptist’s response to Jesus’ growing influence, emphasizing the statement, “He must increase, but I must decrease” as a model of true humility. Pastor Jesse explains that humility means recognizing that God gives all we have and that our role is to point to Christ rather than elevate ourselves. He then turns to Proverbs, discussing how humility is lived out practically and warning against the dangers of pride. Using relatable analogies, he illustrates how humility is foundational to Christian character, discipleship, and ministry, ultimately calling believers to reflect Christ’s self-giving nature.
Jesse Johnson
PastorJesse Johnson received his Ph.D. in theology from Christ College, Sydney, and is the Lead Teaching Pastor at Immanuel Bible Church in Springfield, VA. He attended The Master’s Seminary as a student and then later served as a professor. He spent time as Outreach Pastor at Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, and as a chaplain for the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. Jesse is a graduate of the University of New Mexico (Sociology/Spanish), as well as The Master’s Seminary (MDiv; ThM Systematic Theology). He has edited a number of publications including Fundamentals of the Faith, co-editor of Evangelism in the John MacArthur Pastoral Library Series, and was a contributor to Men of the Word, Right Thinking in a World Gone Wrong, and Right Thinking in a Church Gone Astray.
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Jesse Johnson
PastorJesse Johnson received his Ph.D. in theology from Christ College, Sydney, and is the Lead Teaching Pastor at Immanuel Bible Church in Springfield, VA. He attended The Master’s Seminary as a student and then later served as a professor. He spent time as Outreach Pastor at Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, and as a chaplain for the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. Jesse is a graduate of the University of New Mexico (Sociology/Spanish), as well as The Master’s Seminary (MDiv; ThM Systematic Theology). He has edited a number of publications including Fundamentals of the Faith, co-editor of Evangelism in the John MacArthur Pastoral Library Series, and was a contributor to Men of the Word, Right Thinking in a World Gone Wrong, and Right Thinking in a Church Gone Astray.



