John 8:1-11

Jesus forgives an adulterous woman

In this week's lesson we see that as Jesus is teaching in the Temple, the religious leaders bring to Him a woman caught in the act of adultery. Instead of condemning her, Jesus shows that He is God in the flesh and is a God of forgiveness.

John 7:25-35

Division Over Who Jesus Is

In this week's lesson, we will see a division between the crowds of people and the religious leaders over who Jesus is. Some believe that He is Messiah while others and religious leaders still don't believe. Jesus' message is when one denies truth over religious traditions, then that person will be deceived and will miss out on the illumination and Revelation from God.

John 7:14-24

Jesus Teaches at the Festival

This week's lesson shows where Jesus goes down to Jerusalem for the Festival of Tabernacles. He begins teaching in the Temple. Jesus, once again, calls out the Religious leaders by speaking the truth with the word of God.

John 6:60-71

Many Disciples Desert Jesus

In this week's lesson, we will see where Jesus' disciples, meaning the crowds, will walk away from Him because they aren't thinking spiritually. However, we will also see that Peter understands and knows that Jesus is the Son of God. In addition, Jesus tells the twelve disciples that one of them will betray Him.

John 6:51-59

The Jews disagree that Jesus is from Heaven (Part 2)

In this week's lesson, we will see that Jesus continues to talk to the crowd, specifically to the Pharisees, the Religious leaders. He is telling them that He is the true bread of life and the only way to the Kingdom of God is through Him.

John 6:16-26 Jesus Walks on the Water In today’s lesson we see that the disciples set off to Capernaum. However, a storm arises and Jesus comes to save them. We also see that the crowds that followed Jesus go to Capernaum as well in searching for Jesus because they want their physical needs met.

John 5:39-47 Jesus Supports His Claim In this week's lesson, we see that Jesus is wrapping up His conversation with the Pharisees and Religious leaders. Jesus is telling them that they will be condemned because they deny Him. Jesus goes on to say that if they really believe in the Torah, and the Prophets, and follow Moses, they would accept Him because Moses and the Torah speak about and point directly to the coming of Jesus. However, they deny Him because they are blinded by the truth.