Today’s episode will review John chapters 7 and 8. Here we’ll see the recurring theme of light in John’s gospel, as well as other marvelous truths about our Savior.

The apostle John is consistent in fulfilling his purpose of writing so that we may “believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.” As we turn to chapter 6 of John’s gospel, we’ll see Jesus feed thousands with bread He created, and we’ll see Him proclaim Himself to be the Bread of Life.

John chapter 5 is filled to the brim with wonderful truth! Open your bibles, ladies, and let’s continue our journey through the marvelous gospel of John.

Nobody likes to smell bad, and that’s hopefully true of us both physically and spiritually! Join Erin as we consider what it means to be a fragrance of Christ.

If you don’t love the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well, there might be something wrong with you! This story offers such a beautiful picture of Jesus and His compassionate approach to evangelizing sinners. Open your Bibles and join Erin as we continue this journey through the Gospel of John!

We're continuing our study of the Gospel of John by digging into chapters 2 and 3. While John 3:16 is perhaps the most well-known Bible verse (and contains the gospel in a nutshell!), there are so many other rich truths contained in these chapters!

In this episode of Equipping Eve, Erin begins a high-level study of the Gospel of John. Open your Bibles to chapter 1, ladies, and let’s get reacquainted with our great Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!

We will all leave a legacy behind when we leave this earth, and surely we all want to leave behind a pleasant legacy, don’t we? What will be the first thing people think of when they hear your name after you have gone to glory?

We’re quick to complain when things don’t go our way, or something isn’t up to our standards, but are we as quick to tell of the great things Jesus has done for us? Are we as quick to acknowledge His sovereignty in even those less-than-ideal situations? Turn to Luke 8, ladies, and let’s think a bit more about what it looks like to tell of the great things Jesus has done.

It seems that a lot of “tribes” that have formed across conservative evangelicalism, even in reformed circles. What grieves Erin is the way there is no tolerance or grace for differences of opinion on secondary or tertiary issues. What did Jesus have to say when confronted with a similar situation?