For this upcoming Sunday, we celebrate Pentecost. This scripture is a companion piece to the traditional Acts scripture. The Acts scripture tells us what happened, but this scripture tells us why.

Jesus prays for eternal life for the disciples, and he defines what eternal life is. It's not quite how we have defined it.

In the continuation of Jesus' conversation to his disciples, he promises, "I will not leave you orphaned; I am coming to you." This promise holds true no matter how distance we feel from God.

Philip asks Jesus to show them the Father, and they would be satisfied. We always think we know what will satisfy us, yet just as Philip learns, it's often right in front of us.

In John 10:1-10, Jesus tells his followers that he is the gate, whom they come in and go out and find pasture. What does it mean to find pasture?

On the walk to Emmaus, two disciples confess that they had hoped Jesus was the one.

As we prepare for the resurrection this coming Sunday, don't rush past the cross. Make time to walk all the way to the cross.

The Whole City was in turmoil during Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Some were celebrating; others were protesting; still others were confused as to what was unfolding before them.

When Lazarus has died, he tells the disciples, "Let us go to him." Community is an important part of grief and new life.

Jesus heals a man born blind but his healing goes beyond physical sight.