Pastor Christopher Preston begins to conclude our study of the Gospel of John by reading through John 20:24-21:14. In this passage, we are told that the disciples were able to confirm Jesus' resurrection by seeing him with their own eyes and that we are now called to believe without seeing. However, we can believe in confidence because we have the sufficient testimony of Scripture.

Pastor Christopher Preston bridges the gap of how loving our brother allows us to boldly approach God in prayer from 1 John 3:19-24.

Pastor Christopher Preston follows the sorrowful account of Jesus' crucifixion with the glorious realities of secret believers becoming more solid in their public faith, the disciples being commissioned to continue the work of Christ and understanding what Jesus taught more fully and of course, the wonderful news that our Savior has indeed risen in John 19:38-20:23.

Pastor Christopher Preston shows us why Christians must love their brothers through explaining 1 John 3:11-18

Pastor Christopher Preston walks through the gruesome details of Jesus' death on the cross in John 19:23-37 to show what His sacrifice for our sins cost.

Pastor Christopher Preston emphasizes John's words in 1 John 3:4-10 in order that we may see how and why sin cannot have a place in the life of a believer.

Pastor Christopher Preston continues walking through the trial of Jesus in John 18:38-19:22 and shows us the irony of the Jews' objections when Pilate calls Jesus: "King of the Jews."

Pastor Christopher Preston shares three realities of being in the family of God found in 1 John 3:1-3

Pastor Christopher Preston continues to walk us through the trial of Jesus, in John 18:28-38, and emphasizes the fact that throughout his trial, Jesus was tried and executed a blameless man.

Pastor Christopher Preston urges us, though 1 John 2:28-29, that as children of God, we should abide in His righteousness, so that we may be confident in Jesus' return rather than feel shame for the time that we have wasted.