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Jesus expresses that even though he is going away, he followers will continue his work from John 14:12-18.
Jesus reassures his followers concerning their destiny if they trust in him from John 14:1-11.
Jesus gives his followers a new commandment that should mark their lives as we live in this world from John 13:31-38.
Jesus sets the example of how we are to treat those who would betray us from John 13:18-30.
Jesus sets the example of how we are to treat each other from John 13:1-17.
Jesus expresses that each person is ultimately responsible for how they respond to him and his teaching from John 12:37-50.
Jesus made a determined decision to go to the cross for our salvation from John 12:27-36.
When it comes to Jesus, people operate from their own perspective of who he really is from John 12:12-26.
When it comes to Jesus, people operate from their own perspective of who he really is from John 12:1-11.
The decision to reject Jesus has less to do with who he is and more to do with the personal choice of the person from John 11:38-57.
There are times when we are in the midst of the crisis we need to be able to express our thoughts to the Lord from John 11:17-37.
While we tend to allow a crisis to dictate our actions, Jesus operates from a different perspective from John 11:1-16.
When it comes to our lives and who we will follow, only the true shepherd knows us intimately and will die for us from John 10:11-18.
While there are many who seek to exploit people for their own purposes, Jesus proclaims that he is the only means to salvation from John 10:1-10.
Jesus pursues the one who has been rejected by those who stand guard with their theological boxes from John 9:35-41.
Sometimes the boxes we create concerning who God is and how he works keep us from seeing him from John 9:13-34.
While we like to place God in a box of our making, Jesus responds in a purposeful manner that reflects who he is from John 9:6-12.
While the world looks for a reason for the difficulties we endure, Jesus sees things from a different perspective from John 9:1-5.
While Jesus points people to the reality of who he is and who sent him, it is responsibility of the one listening to decide what to do with him from John 8:48-59.
Jesus explains that spiritual claims of belief mean nothing if one’s actions reveal something else from John 8:37-47.
Jesus explains the nature of belief as he speaks of the cross and what it means to follow him from John 8:28-36.
Jesus identifies himself as the Light of the World who brings people out of darkness. Sadly, there are many who choose to be blind to that light from John 8:12-27.
There is often a perception that Jesus is rigid in how he deals with people, yet the reality of his heart is completely different from John 7:53-8:11.
Jesus and his teaching causes men and women to have many reactions toward him from John 7:40-52.
The fact remains that there is limit to the window of opportunity concerning Jesus’ offer from John 7:32-39.
While we understand the reality Of Easter, we still need to embrace it from John 21:1-19.
We sometimes develop ideas about what God’s plan is for us, but Palm Sunday shows us that Jesus has something else in mind from Luke 19:35-44.
The reactions toward Jesus reveal the perplexity of people concerning the reality of he is from John 7:20-31.
Jesus taught in such a way that reflected his authority and his relationship with the one who sent him from John 7:10-19.
Jesus brings his listeners to a point where they have to make decision concerning what he has said and who he truly is from John 7:1-9.
