It is strange to us that Jesus would spit into the dirt and then put mud into the eyes of a blind man. Why would he do this? Was Jesus trying to make a statement? 

Is there such a thing as being on the fence about your faith? If you want to live, love, and go like Jesus, you have to get off the fence. 

We often overthink how we will talk with others about Jesus, but it doesn't have to be complicated. As we go, we can share how Jesus changed our lives. 

The Bible is full of parallel stories that tell of Jesus's life, and in these stories, we see a deeper narrative of the lame man at the pool of Bethesda. Jesus wants our faith to be in Him, not in signs or miracles. 

Because of Jesus, we can worship in spirit and truth without the need to go to a specific location. All we need is Jesus. 

It can be difficult to focus our time and energy on the things of Jesus. From scripture, we can see that God gives us all we need to relentlessly pursue Him all we have to do is believe in Him. 

Wine-making is a decades-long process. So how did Jesus make it with a few pots and some water? In John, we see the first sign of Jesus, and that sign is turning water into wine. Why is this important, and why start with this sign? 

There are many misconceptions about discipleship; one of these is being a disciple is separate from being a disciple-maker. But what we see in scripture shows that disciples are disciple-makers. How do we do this?

In the book of John, we see many signs from Jesus, but what do they mean? Jesus does seven signs in the book of John, and with each sign we learn something new. What dose it mean to believe?

It's common to hear people say, "I am a Christian," but we don't see life change. Is that normal? Does your life have to change to follow Jesus? We read in scripture that Jesus calls the disciples to leave everything behind and follow Him. Do we have the same calling? Let's take a closer look at this account in John and Matthew.