Granville Sharp was an 18th Century Christian who identified a rule of Greek grammar that supports the deity of Christ. It also supports the deity of the Father.

The Christian can face death and glorify God. We can do this whether it is a peaceful, drawn out, or violent death. We need to know our God better to trust ourselves to His care.

We can suffer as a Christian and glorify God.

We read through John 18-19 with comments and connections with the rest of John.

Believers have the potential for an experiential knowledge of the Father.

John addresses believers at differing levels of maturity and their relationship to the Father.

How people relate to the Father indicates levels of maturity.

Christ made known the Father's "name" and will do so. What is this name and how do we know it?

Christ really wants His own to be with Him. What is the glory that we will see?

How does God's glory relate to how the believer uses their human body? Is there a relationship to the body of Christ?