John 20: John calls us to believe not only in a Savior who died on a cross but rose again.

John 19:1-42: We see the contrast between the failed human leadership of both the Jewish religious leaders and Pilate and the complete obedience of Jesus to the unbending will of the Father.

John 12:37-50: As we look at John’s account of Jesus’ arrest and trial, we are forced to wrestle through the nature of freedom and how we find it as followers of Jesus.

John 12:37-50: As we look at John’s account of Jesus’ arrest and trial, we are forced to wrestle through the nature of freedom and how we find it as followers of Jesus.

John 12:37-50: In John’s record of Jesus’ last public sermon, we are reminded of what Jesus was all about—to resolve our condition of unbelief.

John 12:37-50: In John’s record of Jesus’ last public sermon, we are reminded of what Jesus was all about—to resolve our condition of unbelief.

John 12:12-36: The portrait of Jesus that unfolds serves as both a mirror to our own lives and a window to how we are to live.

John 11:55-12:11: Mary’s worship was expressed in an extravagant way. What does unbridled worship look like for us?

John 10:22-42: As Jesus is surrounded by a group who are looking to “trip” him up we hear the solid promises of eternal life and an eternal security that are firmly grounded in both the Father and the Son.

John 9: The world lies in darkness, whoever wants to walk in the light must come to Jesus.