Jesus claims that He and the Father are one, and the Jews seek to kill Him.

In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul delivers what is of most importance to the Christian faith.

Christ entered Jerusalem as a King weeping over the city.

Christ is the Good Shepherd who lays His life down for the Sheep.

When Jesus heals a man born blind, the Pharisees refuse to believe it. Because if they do, they have to admit that Jesus is the Christ!

Christ boldly claims to be the eternal God and the Jews respond with violence.

Christ confronts the Pharisees with an uncomfortable truth: They cannot believe because they do not belong to God.

Christ promised that by abiding in His word we would know the truth, and that the truth would set us free!

Christ clearly and boldly claimed to be God before the Pharisees. This truth, that Christ is God and pays for salvation with His blood, is central to Christian faith.

Christ claimed that all who follow Him would have the light of life. While this should be good news, the Pharisees challenge Christ's claim, preferring remain in darkness.