Jesus finishes His public ministry and is confronted strongly by unbelief. What are some ways that these Jewish authorities missed the Hero standing right in front of them and how might we make the same mistakes?

Jesus teaches about the exclusive, secure, and divine natures of salvation.

Jesus reveals himself as the Good Shepherd, who alone offers salvation. Do we recognize his voice?

Jesus heals a man born blind. In truth, we are all born blind in our sins. Just like this blind man, Jesus offers hope through his sacrifice on the cross.

Is change possible? Jesus teaches about our need for conversion and what it truly means to be converted.

When the Pharisees try to trap Jesus, His response shows that He is the Perfect Judge.

During the Feast of Tabnacles, Jesus proclaims that He is the true meaning of the Feast, Listen to find out some different ways that people respond to the truth about Jesus.

During the Feast of Tabernacles, many were undecided, if not confused about Jesus' identity. Find out how several groups of people, including Jesus' own brothers, could not see that Jesus was their Messiah.

John 7 takes place during the Feast of Booths. What is the significance of the Feasts commanded in Leviticus 23, and what the significance of the Feast of Booths, in particular. This Introduction will help us understand more about John 7 as we walk through the chapter. Click "Resources" for Sermon Notes. Notes were provided by CJ Davis.

The Gospel sharply divides the reactions of its hearers. Jesus' teaching about Himself caused many of his "disciples" to leave him, while only a few understood and committed to Jesus.