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This week we’re taking a look at two compelling sections of Scripture, found in John chapters 9 and 10. In the first, Jesus heals a blind man and the encounter totally changes the man’s life and how he worships. In chapter 10, we look at Jesus as the good shepherd and his relationship to us as such.
This week we'll discuss John chapters 7 &8. We see Jesus teaching and interacting with religious leaders. He also interacts with the woman caught in adultery and declares himself the Light of the World.
This week we'll take a look at John chapter 5 and 6. We see Jesus as the Son of God, clearly claiming to be the Messiah and giving proof of why He can make this claim. He heals a man at the pool of Bethesda, feeds the 5,000, and walks on water. He also explains how He is the bread of life, and that feasting on Him leads to everlasting life. The more we know Jesus, the more we abide in Him, the more we can experience the abundant life He offers.
Join Karen as we take a deeper look at John chapters 3 & 4. We'll consider Jesus' interactions with Nicodemus and the Woman at the well.
For this episode, we dig into the first two chapters of the Book of John. One of the best ways we can fix our eyes on Jesus is to know him more, and the book of John is a great place to learn more about who He is and how He lived. We'll explore Jesus as Word, light, lamb as well as the extravagant grace displayed in His first miracle. Some questions for further thought/ discussion: What are some false or partial lights in our society? How can you tell the difference between light that comes from Christ and the false light of the world? Speak into the life of another regarding the potential you see in them. What do you believe is your purpose? Tell a story about God's extravagant grace in your life. Do you take time away to refresh your mind/body/spirit? What does that look like? How would Christ respond to your care/use of (your body) His dwelling place? Does your life confirm the belief you profess? How?
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