Jesus is the Eternal King who died. Who follows an Eternal King who dies? And why would we ever follow him?
Based on John 19:1-30

Jesus is the King of a different Kingdom. And when he came to earth, it was to prove it. We're slaves to earthly kingdoms and Jesus is the King who sets us free.
Based on John 18:28-40

Peter's public bravado melted into public denial. And yet Jesus remained publically meek.
Based on John 18:15-27

Peter tried to take care of the mob with his sword. But couldn't have gotten the job done. Jesus could take care of the mob with his voice, but decided to be arrested anyway.
Based on John 18:1-14

Jesus had one prayer for his disciples: For us to make God visible. What is it he prayed for? And how can we answer his prayer?
Based on John 17

We find Abundant Joy in Jesus through the difficulty. Not by avoiding the difficulty.
Based on John 16:16-33

We are not the ones who convict others. The Holy Spirit has that covered. We come along side those who experience conviction and let them know of the Life Jesus gives.
Based on John 16:5-15

Jesus told his discples to expect others to hate them. But he wasn't telling them so they'd freak out about it. He told them to be ready, but to still love and serve through it all.
Based on John 15:18-16:4

Jesus has one job description for his disciples: Remain in Jesus. Or marinade in him. So that your life has all the flavoring of Jesus.
Based on John 15:1-17

Everything was not as it should have been or seemed to be for the disciples. And Jesus is telling them to not be troubled. How can they not be troubled in a time like this?
Based on John 14:15-31.