Fear of death leads us to either avoid the topic as much as we can or try to redefine it as a 'natural' part of life. But what does Jesus do to answer this fear?

God does not disdain our "ordinary" lives and neither should we. Hear from John 21.1-14 about how Jesus seeks us, guides us, and nourishes us in our ordinary lives.

In John 12, Jesus arrives in Jerusalem as King: but a very different kind of King than the people wanted or expected.

John 17 is us overhearing a conversation between God the Father and God the Son. Jesus has worked in actions. He’s taught with words. And now the evening of his arrest and betrayal, he’s speaking to God the Father about the thing that is most central to his heart.

What is hope? A feeling of optimism about the future? A steadfast refusal to give up? For the Christian, hope is first and foremost a person.