Chase Jacobs | John 18:1-11 | In this final I Am Statement, Jesus displays His omnipotence while allowing Himself to be arrested so that He can use His power to drink the cup of God's wrath on the cross.

Chase Jacobs | John 15:1-17 | By uniting true disciples to Himself, Jesus promises to bear the fruit always intended for the people of God, leading to the glory of the Father.

Chase Jacobs | John 13:1-20 | In an enacted parable of the Gospel, Jesus, the "I Am," teaches His disciples to follow His example of humble self-sacrifice.

Chase Jacobs | John 11:1-53 | The raising of Lazarus is a surprising sign that proves Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life and our only hope in the midst of suffering.

Ryan Kelly | John 14:1-6 | Jesus teaches that He is the only way to the Father, and that by faith in Him troubled hearts can be comforted.

Ryan Kelly | John 10:1-21 | Jesus is the Good Shepherd who—in contrast to Israel's false shepherds—abundantly cares for His sheep by laying down His life for them.

Ryan Kelly | John 8:31-59 | In this shocking "I Am Statement," Jesus offers true freedom to sinners who believe in Him as the eternal and divine Son of God.

Chase Jacobs | John 8:12-30 | In His second "I Am Statement," Jesus declares that He is the Light of the World and that everyone who follows Him through His Word will have eternal life.

Ryan Kelly | John 7:1-39 | At the Jewish Feast of Booths, Jesus proclaims that He provides the life-giving Holy Spirit in abundance to anyone who would believe in Him.

Chase Jacobs | John 6:22-59 | In the first of John's I Am Statements, Jesus teaches that He is the Bread of Life, the better manna who offers His body as a sacrifice for sinners.