Jesus washing feet? Apparently his approach to being king is, er.... very different. And so it is, as Jesus models the Yahweh approach to wielding authority and power in sharp contrast to the hierarchical methods of fallen humanity. This episode covers John 13.1-38.

Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on the colt of a donkey, fulfilling prophecy that God's chosen one would enter in this way. Little do the crowds understand that when they see Jesus, they see Yahweh. This episode covers John 12.12-50.

Jesus death is foreshadowed by Mary's extravagent attention - and Judas is offended. Or is he just duplicious? This episode covers John 11.55-12.11

Jesus, the Good Shepherd, demonstrates his power to give life by raising his friend Lazarus from the dead! How do you suppose the false shepherds respond to this demonstration of Jesus' Yahweh power? This episode covers John 11.1-57.

Jesus, after observing how the temple authoritied handled the healing of the man born blind, confronts them with teaching about what a true good shepherd is like. This episode covers John 10.1-42.

Jesus has an encounter with blindness, and a man sees for the first time! This episode covers John 9.1-41.

The authorities in Jerusalem want to know who Jesus thinks he is. Of course, they already "know" who they think he is. It's one of those disputations where you learn much about each party but no one changes their mind. Nevertheless, Jesus' words are dramatic and inspiring!

Authorities bring a woman caught in the act of adultery to Jesus to see what he will do. So Jesus does what his Father sent him to do - bring life.

In John chapter 7, Jesus attends the Feast of Tabernacles, and tells those with ears to hear to get living water from him! It's a remarkable setting for a remarkable invitation.

Jesus offended many who had been following him be telling them to eat his body and drink - what was that? his blood? What's that about? In a nutshell: Jesus is the source of life. He's what we need to live.