Jesus continues to answer the accusations of the Jewish Leaders who are charging Him with blasphemy for claiming to be equal with God. Jesus presents several witnesses to show that He truly is the Lord of all. However, Jesus doesn't allow them to judge whether His claim is true. Instead he judges their hearts and shows them why they don't believe.

Jesus answers those who accuse Him of blasphemy by claiming to be equal with God. He affirms that He is indeed equal with God. He is in perfect unity with the Father, He shares authority with the Father, and He will preside over the final judgment

Jesus reveals Himself as equal with God when the Jews accuse Him of healing on the sabbath. When He reveals Himself, we see his grace, compassion, power, and His authority. Jesus demands a response from those to whom He reveals Himself.

Hebrews shows us the perfection of Jesus' sacrifice. In His death, burial, and resurrection, He secured an eternal redemption for those who trust in Him. Now there is no more sacrifice for sin. The offering has been given once for all and no other offering is necessary or accepted.

Isaiah prophesies of a suffering servant who will die and rise again. Jesus fulfills this prophecy completely. He is crushed for our sin and pierced for our transgressions, and the Father is satisfied with His offering.

The Bible is not just a collection of random stories by different authors. It is God's story of redemption and His purpose to fill the creation with the image of His own glory.

A nobleman seeks Jesus out to heal his son. In this, we see the seed of faith, though misguided, grow in this man until he comes to understand and believe in the person of Jesus. As we see the man move closer and closer to true faith, we are reminded that sowing for the harvest sometimes takes time but is never in vain.

(NOTE: there is an audio buzz until the 12:00 mark) Jesus instructs the disciples about cultivating a heart for the harvest as the Samaritans stream out to Jesus because of the Woman's Testimony.

Jesus gently leads the Samaritan woman to the living waters. He shows her true need and the true worship of the Father.

Jesus takes His mission to a most unlikely place. He goes through Samaria and there finds a woman at a well. She is an outcast but is offered the gift of God freely. Jesus promises those who drink His water will never thirst again.