The idea of a shepherd who would come and gather God's people was predicted centuries before Christ in the Old Testament and Jesus spoke of that fulfillment as taking place in Himself in John 10.

Allen reminds us of the goal of Jesus's birth.

Scott walks us through the story of the healing of the man born blind and shows us how it relates to every one of us in sometimes surprising ways.

Jerry leads us through the unfamiliar context of a familiar text.

Jesus has one of his most intense conversations in the gospel of John with a group of people who were claiming to believe in Him. What can we learn from this?

Allen shows us that we should be motivated to love God because He first loved us.

How are we to understand this uncomfortable statement of Jesus: "Unless you believe that I am He you will die in your sins" (John 8:24)?

Scott helped us discern whether we are on spiritual 'cruise control' or actively pursuing Jesus.

Jerry, Fred, Greg, and Mark led us in a fast-paced overview of the last two chapters of Paul's letter to the Romans. What a great privilege to read and study this book!

The much loved story of Jesus rescuing the woman caught in adultery is not found in "our oldest and most reliable manuscripts." What does this mean?