John 14:15-31 sees Jesus continuing to comfort his disciples. He promises the Holy Spirit and His peace. These promises are for those who love Jesus and show that love by keeping His commands.

John 14:8-14 challenges disciples to believe in who Jesus is, charges them with carrying his mission forward, and gives them reassurance of their mission.

In John 14:1-7, the Disciples are in a whirlwind as Jesus prepares them for the cross. Jesus moves to comfort them by telling them to continue to trust him and look to a time when he will reunite with them in heaven. The same comfort is available to followers today.

John 13:31-38 provides a narrative of fundamental changes brought on by the cross that affected Jesus’ 11 disciples then and continues to affect His disciples today.

John 13:18-30 gives us a deeper look at sin and how Jesus saves from that sin.

Through washing the disciple’s feet, Jesus provides an example of humble service, an illustration of his service on the cross, and an act to follow. In John 13:1-17, we also learn five key facets of serving.

John 12:37-50 provides three reasons why people don’t believe and then Jesus explains what unbelief is.

John 12:20-36 provides instructions for disciples of Jesus, shows that the cross glorified God, and invites us into God’s kingdom through a different kind of victory.

The Triumphal Entry from John 12:12-19 gives us a warning about trying to have Jesus the way we want him and not following the true Jesus.

John 12:1-11 provides a beautiful example of devotion to Jesus and giving him our very best because he is worthy.