Jesus turning water into wine shows that the long-promised Messianic age has come and it should cause believers to long for his return when we'll join in the eternal celebration this sign points to.

Jesus' invitation to the first disciples is the same as it is today, 'Come and see... come and see who I am and follow me.'

Like John the Baptist, Christians don't focus on ourselves; we point others to Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who alone can take away their sin.

It is believers' privilege to know and love God as He truly is - to know the eternal Son as the one who secured our relationship through his incarnation and substitutionary death, and therefore is worthy of all praise.

Jesus is none other than God himself, the creator of the universe, the light and life of the world, full of grace and truth, and the savior of all who receive him by faith.

John's gospel was written to show everyone that Jesus is in fact the Christ, the Son of God. As such, we must believe in him with a faith that perseveres and live for him in all we do.

Due to the church's weighty mission of supporting the gospel truth and proclaiming it to the world, we need to safeguard the gospel by refuting false teachers and upholding sound teaching.

After Christ's resurrection and ascension, in fulfillment of the New Covenant promises, he left us the promised Holy Spirit who brings resurrection life to dead sinners and empowers God's people to love and live for the Lord Jesus

The church's hope is solid because Christ rose from the dead, which makes us a people of enduring joy.

The road to glory for Christ and his people is one of suffering, so let's think rightly about it and receive God's good intentions for us in our affliction.