How can we say we live in the Light if we walk in the darkness? Walk in the Light, build your life upon His foundation, and enjoy fellowship with God!

John continues his discussion about the Light. The Word was the Light and in Him was life. Now, this Light appeared in the darkness: the Creator came into creation. The world did not recognize Him. But to those that did, He gave the legal right to become God's children

A desperate father asks Jesus "if you can". What does Jesus reply? "All things are possible for those who believe!" Let's learn some lessons about faith as we go through this narrative

Echoing the beginning his Gospel book, John states to his readers that Christ is indeed the Word of God, God Himself, who came to earth in bodily form. If we can agree on the person and nature of Jesus Christ, we can enjoy good and pure fellowship, for we fellowship with the Father and with His Son!

In the opening verses of John's Gospel, we see this profound truth about the person and nature of the Word, Jesus Christ. John leaves us no doubt as to the divinity and deity of our Lord. In each of these verses, we are introduced to the Word's eternalness, His role in creation, and His life and light to humanity.

For a brief moment, three of Jesus's disciples witnessed the majesty and glory of God. The voice of God confirms His sonship as well. Let's learn some lessons from this spectacular event!

The original Israelites were the special ones. God revealed Himself to them and gave them the Law to show them what He requires. However, He knew that the Law would not work, so He came down Himself. And now, He has called those who were once not His people: His people. Let's grasp the significance of our being grafted in!

As we end our journey with the ancient nation of Israel, let's look briefly at how Israel and the Church relate. My intention here is not to present a comprehensive view of all the historical and theological positions on this matter, but I do think there are some important elements to discuss!

Paul was stoned and dragged out of the city because the people thought he was dead. Yet, despite being persecuted to the point of death, he got up and went back into the city. In fact, afterwards he went to the cities from where the troublemakers came! Let's not be afraid of the trials and tribulations when we have an appointment to do God's Work!

The exiles return from Babylon and things aren't as great as they were expecting. Let's have a look at three leaders, Zerubbabel, Nehemiah, and Ezra, and see what they were expecting and what actually happened!