After a long day of teaching a crowd of approximately 10,000 people, the disciples set sail across the sea towards Capernaum in the evening. As darkness fell and the winds picked up, their boat was tossed on the waves. Little did they realize that something incredible was about to happen, even in the middle of their fear. During the storm, the disciples saw someone walking on the water toward them., which caused them to feel both afraid and amazed. Eventually, they recognized that their teacher, Jesus, was coming toward them. His reassuring voice cut through the storm, saying, "It is I; do not be afraid.” John 6:16-24

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Jesus is gaining popularity is growing rapidly among the people. As the Jewish Passover Feast approached, Jesus and His disciples were looking to escape the crowds for some quiet time on a mountainside. John tells us that Jesus and His disciples go to the far shore of the Sea of Galilee, where a large group of people follow Him b/c of the miraculous healings He had performed. When Jesus saw the large number of people approaching Him, He turned to Philip and asked where they could buy bread to feed everyone. Jesus didn't ask this question because He didn't have a solution but b/c he wanted to test Philip's faith and reveal His divine plan. John 6:1-15

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Today we encounter Jesus as He journeys to Jerusalem for a feast of the Jews. Along the way, He comes across a pool called Bethesda, a place packed with disabled individuals seeking healing. They would lay around the pool b/c of a superstitious belief that when the water was stirred, the first one in the pool would be healed. Among them is a man who has been an invalid for an astonishing thirty-eight years. Here’s what happened. John 5:1-47

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After his conversation with the Samaritan woman and after many in her village believed he was the Messiah, Jesus left Samaria and headed back to Galilee. In fact, He returned to Cana in Galilee, where He had previously demonstrated His divine power by turning water into wine. When he first arrived, he was greeted warmly by the Galileans, who had seen the remarkable signs and wonders he performed during the Passover Feast in Jerusalem. Jesus' reputation for performing miracles had spread, and the people were excited about his arrival in their town. While there, a royal official approached Him with great distress b/c His son was gravely ill in Capernaum, and he begged Him to come and heal his dying child. Capernaum was about 23 miles from Cana, which would take nearly 7 hours, an entire day, to walk to. What would Jesus do? How would he respond?

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Once Jesus and his disciples arrived at the well near Sychar, Jesus was tired, but the disciples were hungry, so they went to find something to eat. While they were gone, Jesus had a conversation with a woman. When the disciples return to Jesus, they see that he is talking to a Samaritan woman, which surprises them. However, they don't interrupt their conversation or ask any questions. The woman is impressed by what Jesus says and leaves her water jar behind to run back to her town to tell everyone about Jesus. She told them, "Come and see a man who told me everything I've ever done. Could he be the Christ?" Her testimony inspired the townspeople to come and see Jesus for themselves.

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Today we’re in chapter 4:1-26. So far in the story, the ministries of Jesus and John intertwine and then separate. News of Jesus quickly spread throughout the land, and even the Pharisees heard about Him. One thing they learned was that Jesus had more disciples and was baptizing more people than John the Baptist, which bothered them, even though His disciples and not Jesus himself were actually doing the baptisms. The point John makes is that Jesus was gaining influence fast!

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Today we’re continuing in John 3:22-36. After Jesus met with Nicodemus, He and His disciples went to the peaceful Judean countryside, where they spent quality time together and started baptizing people. At the same time, John the Baptist was also baptizing people at Aenon near Salim. A lot of people came to the area to be baptized. What a great scene. I imagine something like what happened at Pirates Cove in California as thousands show up to be baptized in Christ. 

You would think that religious people would appreciate people repenting and being baptized. However, a disagreement surfaced between some of John the Baptist’s disciples and a certain Jew regarding the importance of ceremonial washing, which disrupted the harmonious atmosphere. What is even more surprising is John’s attitude.

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We’re in John 3. This is a fascinating exchange between Jesus and Nicodemus, a Pharisee and member of the Jewish ruling council, who came to Jesus by night to ask him questions. Driven by curiosity and a recognition of Jesus' divine presence, he addressed Him as Rabbi and acknowledged that no one could perform the miraculous signs Jesus did without God's presence. Little did Nicodemus know that this encounter would lead to a profound discourse on the nature of the kingdom of God, who Jesus really was, what it means to be born again, and the path to eternal life.

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Last week we talked about how Jesus did the first miracle of His ministry in Cana of Galilee by turning water into wine. In today’s passage (John 2:12-25), he makes the first trip of his ministry to Jerusalem. The story in John moves at breakneck speed! We go from eternity to starting his ministry, from his first miracle to his first trip to Jerusalem, as part of his ministry.

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Our focus today is John 2:1-11. It takes place in the quaint village of Cana in Galilee. A wedding celebration was underway. Among the guests were Jesus, His disciples, and His mother, Mary. Little did they know that this joyous occasion would serve as the backdrop for a remarkable display of divine power and a profound revelation of Jesus' glory.

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