Paul's incarceration in Rome gives an opportunity to see God's mysterious work in life, the definition of life, and the key to life.

In the beginning of this letter, Paul gives thanks and prays for the Philippians, giving us insight into the power of the gospel to make us those who serve, lovers, and holy people.

Jesus prays for his disciples, for glory.

After His Resurrection, Jesus reinstates Peter and we see how God deals with failures like us.

Jesus is the true vine, the one who can restore His people and He calls us to abide in Him.

Jesus washes his disciples' feet, symbolizing His deep love for them and setting an example for the radical ways in which they are called to love.

Jesus waits, weeps, and wakes Lazarus from the dead to show the realness of sadness and the hope of His resurrection.

Our need for a shepherd and how Jesus is the good shepherd that we need.

True sight and true blindness, as viewed through the lens of suffering.

Jesus is what we really need to be satisfied.