Today on Bridging the Gap, we find Jesus and His disciples at a wedding, and something miraculous is about to take place. Jesus' mother points at Jesus and tells the servants to, "Just do whatever He tells you to do". Well said. Pastor Lloyd Pulley is taking us through John, and today we continue in chapter two, and the account of Jesus' first recorded miracle.

If you've been a Christian for some time, no doubt a well meaning friend has pointed to John chapter two, as though it's giving permission for them to drink. But is that really the intent of the passage, or have we totally missed the point? Let's find out together, and join Pastor Lloyd Pulley for this illuminating study framed around John two, verses one through twelve.

Today, Jesus meets and recruits several men to be His first disciples, including Andrew and Simon Peter and a fellow named Phillip. Phillip was touched by God, and the first thing he wanted to do is tell his friends! Pastor Lloyd Pulley will suggest that this is the sort of witness we're to be. We're finishing up John chapter one today.

In a court of law few things are more influential to a jury than an eye witness! It can make or break a case! And of course it's important to establish the credibility of the witness too, and not just take their word for it. Well John the Baptist serves as an important witness of Jesus Christ. He's about to tell us, "I have seen and have borne witness that this is the Son of God!"

When it comes to ministry, we need to realize, hopefully sooner rather than later, it's all about Jesus, and not ourselves! And our lives and ministry must be fueled by the Spirit of God if they're going to be effective. That comes to our attention through the passage before us today in John one, verses fourteen through eighteen.

When John the Baptist entered the scene, just before Christ, he had those questioning who he was. We'll see John's reply today on Bridging the Gap as we dive back into our study of John's Gospel. We aim to cover verses fourteen through eighteen of chapter one.

Today we are reminded that Jesus came to be the light of the world. Now, what does that mean? The debate goes on, but we will turn to God's word today top determine why Jesus is the light of the world.

We don't have to look far in our society to see that people are denying that there is a personal God, and in lieu of that, they have formed their own personal beliefs. Pastor Lloyd Pulley will address this problem today, and point us to the solution. We'll be in the Gospel of John once again today, and we'll be highlighting verses six through thirteen of chapter one.

Pastor Lloyd Pulley is in the beginning stages of a detailed examination of the Gospel of John, and today he'll point us to the ultimate truth in life - Jesus Christ. So what is the source of truth? That's a question being tossed around from Universities, to talk shows and churches all across the land. The answer without question is Jesus! And John doesn't want us to miss that.

On today's program, we begin an in-depth study of John's gospel. When asked what a good book in the bible to read for a new believer, many bible scholars recommend the gospel of John. It offers a first hand account of the life of Jesus. Interestingly, John does not give an account of the birth of Jesus, but as Jesus began His ministry, John was right there, all the way through to the Lord's crucifixion and resurrection.