As we look at a famous statement from the text among preachers, how can this statement also spur us on as follower of Jesus in a world that so desperately needs Him?

In this episode, we look at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and the way in which He rode into town.  In a time of disunity and divisiveness, how do we usher in the peace of Jesus in the right way?  

In John 12 it is the week of the Passover.  Let's take a detour to Exodus to explore what the Passover means for Israel and what it means to followers of Jesus. 

What will people remember about us?  What are the thing that our lives are marked by?  Will our legacy be a legacy of worship?

In observing the contrast between Judas and the rest of the dinner party guest, let's takes this opportunity to evaluate our own motivations and heart postures.  

On the way to the cross Jesus is at a dinner party with His friends.  Let's discover how this meal prepares the way for what is to come.

We have witnessed Jesus as the Resurrection and the Life and what that means to us personally.  Now, let's refocus on how that affects the mission of God.

Though we have a tendency to let the "decay" of our live cloud our view of Jesus, He is who He is.  The resurrection and the life is calling us to "come out" and live. 

For some reason there is a lot of confusion when it come to emotions.  Are they good? Are they bad? As we witness Jesus in the midst of a very emotional moment, let's briefly explore what the Bible says about emotions.

The Life that Jesus says He is, is not a life far off in another time and place.  The Life Jesus is, is closer than we think.