Pastor Brian continues our verse-by-verse study through John's Gospel with John 10:1–21, where Jesus takes up the 600-hundred-year-old mantle of the prophet Ezekiel, condemning the wicked shepherds of Israel and unveiling the Good Shepherd who has come to take their place—himself.

Pastor Brian continues our verse by verse study through John's Gospel with John 9:8–41, an narrative dripping with irony. One man starts the chapter blind and ends it seeing, and a group of Pharisees start the chapter seeing and end up blind.

There is a question mark that lives in every Hurricane that floods homes and drowns little children and every fire that burns down someone’s childhood home and every earthquake and every genocide and every rape and every murder and every congenital disability. It is not a new question mark. It's name is suffering.

In this sermon, Pastor Brian continues our sentence-by-sentence study through John's Gospel with John 9:1–7, where we are confronted with this question mark and Jesus' radical answer to it in a man born blind.

Pastor Brian continues our verse-by-verse study through John's Gospel with John 8:37–59, where we witness the most Satanic activity in the New Testament.

Pastor Brian continues our verse-by-verse study through the Gospel of John with John 8:31–36, where Jesus challenges professing believers with the question: "Are you a sons or slaves?"

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Pastor Brian continues our verse-by-verse study of the Gospel according to John with John 8:12–30, where we see Jesus ablaze as the light of the world.

Pastor Brian continues our sentence-by-sentence study through John's Gospel with John 7:53–8:11, a text with somewhat of a twist to it.

Pastor Brian continues our verse-by-verse study through the Gospel of John with John 7:37–42, where we find that Jesus words of grace cut through the crowds like a sword, bringing sharp division wherever they're heard.

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