Jesus continues to prepare His disciples for difficult times they would endure after His departure, but He reminds them that The Holy Spirit will be their help.

Deacon Ian Lock teaches from James that when actions accompany our beliefs, the love of God is demonstrated to others.

Jesus is clear that His followers are to be known by our love, yet we will be met with rejection and even hatred. The only way we can respond properly is with the power of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus teaches that if we live in Him, we will draw life from Him and the Holy Spirit will produce His nature in us.

The disciples all swore there love for Jesus on the night He was betrayed, but Jesus said that if we love Him we will keep his life-giving commands, and know the peace that follows.

Jesus encourages His disciples that He is going to prepare a place and that they must be sure to not to get too discouraged as they trust Him to return.

Jesus gives the world permission to judge believers and to see if we are keeping the New Commandment - to love one another as Jesus has loved us.

Jesus chooses to enter Peter's boat in order to teach Peter to take risks and seek a higher purpose.

Jesus humbly washes the Disciples' feet, while knowing they would betray and forsake Him.

Jesus wants us to know that his Commandment is Life -- that it brigs hope and moves us forward when we obey.