Listen to the woman's pondering of Jesus' identity as she goes from "crazy Jew" to Messiah! Hear the only public claim of Jesus to be the Messiah prior to His trial! Come and see!

The "don't" commandments beginning with the 6th build on one another to create a covenant community that is living in harmony with one another when faithful and obedient. How vital it is for the church to value life, marriage, property and truth not only to a watching world but to live together in covenant under our Lord!

The fourth and fifth commandments, being the two "positive" commands or obligations, stress the continuity of the covenant relationship between the LORD and His people and were made for the good of the people to live in peace with Him and with each other.

In this amazing encounter between Jesus and a woman from Samaria - a divine appointment - Jesus offers living water. In the ensuing conversation, Jesus reveals the sinful condition of this woman as well as an answer to an age-old debate.

The prologue and the first three commandments serve as a foundation to the law in relationship to the LORD. These commandments are best understood in the covenant relationship of the LORD with His people!

In this section, the apostle John gives us John the Baptist's testimony regarding Jesus Part II. Jesus, the Christ, is preeminent and it is a joy that Christ would increase while John the Baptist would decrease!

In this introduction to the law, Moses indicates both the value God places on life by selecting the Transjordan cities of refuge and the high value He places on the law and covenant.

The Light has come into the world. Left in our natural state, none of us will come to the Light. Praise be to God that the Holy Spirit regenerates some of us that we might come to the Light!