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John concludes the magnificent conversation between Jesus, Nicodemus and the world by summarizing the current and present status of all men before God. People don't "get" Jesus, they simply love sin more than Jesus. John 3:19-21.

Perhaps the most famous verse in all the Bible, John 3:16 is also one of the most misunderstood verses. Looking at John 3:16 in context, we see the fullness of God's love and the reason behind Jesus life, death and resurrection. John 3:16-18.

Following a hard and confrontational dialogue with the religious elite, John turns to a summary statement about the truth, power, and purpose of Jesus ministry to humanity and the world's refusal to believe. Jesus was sent by God to save man from his effects through the gift of faith. Harder to receive than believe. John 3:11-15.

During a wild and productive time in Jerusalem, Jesus gets a late night visitor from the religious authority. While his surface appeal may be sincere, the truth is that this man is more "worldly" than Godly and is leading more people to hell than heaven. John 3:1-10

John takes a moment and makes a powerful summary statement before moving into John 3. In summarizing the wedding at Cana and the debacle at the Temple, John confirms that most people only believe in Jesus for what He can do for them, rather than for who He truly is. No fooling Jesus. John 2:23-25.

This week Brother Bill reminds us that Jesus changes people and that we need to let Him do a work in us. Awesome word from "the seats."

Following a tragic response by the people in Cana, Jesus heads to Jerusalem to celebrate Passover. Upon surveying the Temple scene, Jesus goes bananas and calls Himself the Temple. Worship is our Mission. John 2:13-22.

Jesus begins His ministry with a wedding party. Problem is that the hosts have run out of wine, and Jesus mother has misdirected motives. You can't rush Jesus and you'll miss His glory. John 2:1-12.

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Five guys, four different expressions, and four different results. It' not about HOW you come to Jesus, it's how YOU FOLLOW Jesus. John 1:35-51.

Knowing OF Jesus is different that knowing Jesus' power and purpose. This week John declares that no one can know Jesus unless the Father, Son and Spirit first reveal Him. Salvation is of the LORD. John 1:19-28.