Jesus sent his Spirit to his people. The Spirit empowers us to live in a way that reflects our love for him and his love for us.

Jesus and the heavenly Father are one. They are of the same substance. We believe this because the Bible teaches it and God's works prove it.

Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. He is the only way to get to the Father. We must follow Him.

Jesus calls his followers to love other people like he loves us.

Judas lived with Jesus and his disciples for years, yet he would be the one to betray Christ. The Chruch has always had true and false professors in it. We must accept that and follow Christ.

Jesus told his disciples what was expected of them -- serving Him and one another. He expects the same from us.

Jesus washed his disciples's feet only because he had already made them clean by his grace through faith.

Jesus came to reveal God's character and save us from our sins. We are to trust and follow him to have eternal life.

The Greek Jews wished to have a meeting with Jesus. Jesus told Andrew and Philip that the Greeks could find him through a life of self-sacrifice and following him. They needed to devote themselves to him, be a part of his people, and follow him to his cross in self-sacrifice. The same is true for us.

The Jews grew in their disdain for Jesus as the crowd around him grew. When he entered Jerusalem for his third and final Passover celebration, the tension between the Pharisees and Jesus hit a fever pitch. They were ready to kill him, but the crowd welcomed him as their king.