In this story, we discover a surprising truth: Jesus meets our deepest needs, even when he doesn’t grant our most fervent prayers.

Jesus has entrusted the mission of reaping and sowing, not only to his disciples, but to his entire church throughout the ages.

At a well in Samaria Jesus goes out of his way to have a conversation with a sinful Samaritan woman and offers her revelation about himself and God's grace.

In this passage, we find one of the clearest descriptions in the whole Bible on the activity, the motivation, and the message of true Christian ministry.

Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus explains his own life and ministry and provides us a key to understanding the purpose behind the entire Gospel of John.

When He sees his Father’s house desecrated, Jesus cleanses the temple driving out the animals and the merchants who are there for their own profit.

Jesus performs his first miracle at a wedding feast where the bridegroom has run out of wine. This miracle tells us about in his identity and his mission.

Jesus' first priority is to gather a core group of disciples. This call to discipleship marks the beginning of Christ’s church.

In the prologue to the Gospel of John, the Evangelist proclaims that Jesus of Nazareth is God the Creator, God the Redeemer, and God the Mediator.