In the west we tend to hear things first as individuals and then as a community. But what if we consider that John 15 (and the rest of the Bible) was written first to a community that happens to be made up of individuals.

John 14. How can we follow Jesus when we don't know where he is going? As it turns out, we do...

John 14

Elizabeth takes us through Jesus' wresting with God's plan for him in John 12.

In John 11, Jesus performs one of the most amazing miracles...raising someone from the dead. But how he relates to people in the process is worth looking at, too.

Joel helps us look at John 10 and ask "When is the last time we heard the voice of the Good Shepherd?

When people asks Jesus questions, he continues to reframe them in ways that both challenge and bring light. He does it again in John 9 when he heals a man who was born blind.

We blitz through John 7 and 8 and look consider the more than 30 questions that show up in those chapters.

As we continue our series through the gospel of John, David looks at the significance of Jesus showing up a certain Jewish festivals in John 6-8.

John 6. Jesus multiplies bread for a crowd, which is amazing. But what do we have to learn from how he did it and what he said about it?