Jesus raises a dead man back to life - saying it’s his glory being

revealed. The reaction? Some believe, some are in awe, but others plot to

kill him. Ministry Apprentice Cooper Sweeney takes us through John 11:45 -

12:11 where we’ll see how the only appropriate response to Jesus’ glory

isn’t rejection or fear, but humble worship.

Death is our great enemy, defeated by Jesus.

Have you got the new life He offers?

When Jesus says, "I am the light of the world," what exactly does he mean? As the world seems to be getting darker by the day, he provides a hope that's hard to refuse.

Have you worked out Who Jesus Is yet?

Have you ever wanted God to answer your prayers faster?

Have you actually found true and lasting satisfaction yet?

Jesus preached some things that were so controversial and offensive that many people stopped following him when they heard him say them. Are you offended?

As John records what Jesus says and does, it's for the purpose of showing us who Jesus is. As he reveals his identity, trust begins to grow and the situation changes. If Jesus is God, then trusting him with your life is the most sane thing we could ever do.

Jesus lays down the evidence for his divinity. One by one. And it's overwhelming. So, why don't people come to him and worship? Well, he clues us in that it's a problem deep in the heart of humanity.

Jesus heals a paralyzed man - but the miracle quickly turns into a confrontation about authority. Who does Jesus think he is? As the passage unfolds, Jesus reveals he isn’t just a healer or teacher, but the Son of God who shares God’s authority to give life and execute judgment. The question is: will we listen to his voice?

Faith in Jesus is often a journey that grows and evolves over time. Sometimes we face key moments that either stunt our growth or propel us forward to trust Jesus more. You might be at the crossroads right now. Learn how to go deeper.