Jesus continues His discussion with the religous leaders about what it takes to be saved. Notice the contrast between the two.

It sounds like something I would say to my cat. Jesus continues his dialogue with the religious leaders, and they continue to not understand what He is saying.

The woman caught in adultery is a story we all love because it speaks of the forgivness offered by Jesus. However, there are some issues with this story. Should it be included in our canon? In this episode we contrast the Pharisees and Jesus and take deeper look at this beloved story.

Could 2026 be an epic year for the Kingdom of God? I think it could be. Here's how.

Jesus walked on the Earth doing miracles, teaching with authority and showing compassion. Yet many - including the Pharisees - missed Him. Why? This passage sheds some light on that question. But the bigger questions is, "would I have missed Jesus?"

How often do we listen to sermon or a Bible teacher and just accept what they say? Jesus talks about this in this passage.

In this passage of John, we gain a little insight in to Jesus's family as we see His brothers did not believe in Him. We can only speculate as to why. Often familiarity does breed contempt - or numbness. Which prompts the question, do we become so familiar with the story of redemption that it becomes meaningless to us?

This is a great question we all must ask ourselves. In this passage, some of the disciples leave Jesus because of the difficulty of His teachings. Why do you follow Jesus, and what is the definition of following Jesus?

The first of seven "I am" statements of Jesus in the book of John. Here makes a statement that confuses his audience. However, here He begins to make statements regarding His deity.

The story of Jesus walking on the water appears in all the gospels except for Luke. Jesus says, "It is I. Do not be afraid." This has lessons for us today.