As we anticipate Jesus' declaration, "I am the Resurrection and the Life" and raising of Lazarus from the dead, we journey with Jesus to Judea and are drawn deeper into discipleship with him.

The Jesus of Revelation is the one who encapsulates all of creation and invites followers to discover peace and purpose as his beloved.

Jesus presents himself to be the one who is the true vine. Where life, meaning, purpose, community and ritual all exist. There is no other source of this sort of existing outside of Christ. So what does life on the vine look like? What can we expect...

Jesus identifies himself as the Way that troubled hearts of disciples like us find truth and life.

We live in a world with many different shepherds. Ideologies, beliefs and people who will lead us where they want to. In John 10 Jesus says that I am the good Shepherd. Evoking imagery from ancient near east practices, Jesus makes a remarkable claim...

Never was there any mission endeavor like the one the Jesus Christ undertook. As rescued disciples of his we are invited to follow his path to glory.

In healing the officials’s son Jesus demonstrates that he is indeed the Savior of the World and he graciously invites all disciples to a growing life of faith in Him.

As Jesus continues his self-revelation for disciples we see that he is the door to salvation, security and nourishment for all who will follow him.

Jesus declaration that “before Abraham was, I am” reminds us as characters in the story of which He is the Author we will find our joy in drawing close to him.

In John 8 & 9 Jesus says that he is the light of the world. Light plays a theme throughout John's gospel, but what specifically do we learn about Jesus by this statement? What does it mean that Jesus is the light of the world? Jesus shines...