John 15:1–17
I. Abiding in Christ is necessary to live a fruitful Christian life. 1-8
II. Obeying Christ's commands is how we abide in Him. 9-11
III. Loving one another is how we begin to obey Christ's commands. 12-17

John 14:1–31
I. I go to prepare a place for you. – 2
II. Greater works than these will you do. – 12
III. Ask me anything in my name, I will do it. – 14
IV. I will ask the Father [to] give you another Helper. – 16
V. You [will be] in me, and I in you. – 20
VI. [The Spirit] will teach you all things and [help you remember] all that I have said. – 26
VII. My peace I give to you. – 27

John 13:21–38
I. One of you will betray me - 21-30
II. Where I am going you cannot come - 31-35
III. You cannot follow me now, but you will follow afterward - 36-38

John 13:1–20

John 12:37–50
I. The Judgment of God in Jesus – 37-43
II. The Salvation of God in Jesus – 44-50

John 20:1–31
I. Peter and John saw the empty tomb and believed. 1-10
II. Mary saw Jesus and believed. 11-18
III. The disciples saw Jesus' wounds and believed. 19-23
IV. Thomas inspected Jesus' wounds and believed. 24-29

John 12:12–36
I. Jesus Enters Jerusalem as Messiah King – 12-19
II. Jesus Exposes How His Kingdom Works – 20-26
III. Jesus Explains What His Kingdom Requires – 27-36

John 11:55–12:11
I. Varied Responses of Interested Observers – 11:55-57; 12:9-11
II. The Singular Response of Undeniable Conversion – 12:1-6
III. Jesus' Discerning Words of Clarification – 12:7-8

John 11:45–54
I. What Do We See in This Passage?
II. What Do We Learn from This Passage?

John 11:1–44
I The Fatality
II The Fear
III The Fainthearted
IV The Faith