This passage shows us that Jesus is a paradoxical King who wins through losing, and calls us to a paradoxical life of serving Him.

In this passage, we see how Mary truly worshiped Jesus.

This passage shows us how we can become people who face suffering and death with a poise, honesty, and a certain hope as we look to Jesus.

n this passage, Jesus is cornered with the question of his identity. He answers with clarity, compassion, and courage and invites us yet again to trust.

In this passage, Jesus identifies himself as the good shepherd which lays out an incredible picture of the kind of relationship Jesus offers, and the one we absolutely need.

In this passage we see how we are all Spiritual blind without Jesus giving us sight.

In this passage, Jesus shows us that he came to set us free. Resources: The Gospel According to John, NICOT, Morris. Gospel of John commentary, Bruner, "I am" Sermon, Dick Lucas, "2 Humanities" Sermon, Tim Keller.

In this passage, Jesus makes an extraordinary claim to be the light of the world and offers us to no longer walk in darkness.

Paul shows us the goal, experience, and source of renewal in this passage. Ephesians Pillar NT Commentary, Campbell. "A Call to Spiritual Reformation" DA Carson.

In this passage, different people are trying to figure out who Jesus is. Jesus reveals that He is God in the flesh. Resources: FF Bruce: Gospel of John commentary, Matt Carter and Josh Wredberg: Christ-Centered position Exalting Jesus in John, New Testament class notes from RTS.