This week we consider finish out John 8. Jesus finally reveals himself to the Jewish leaders in Jerusalem. Jesus is not simply a man and he is not merely a prophet, priest, and king. Jesus is God Almighty. 

This week we consider the nature of belief in John's Gospel as we make our way through John 8. There is a lot riding on our understanding of what John means when he says that certain people believe in Jesus because we see some who believe unto life and others who believe unto their own destruction.

This week we take a step back to examine a controversial passage of the Gospel in John 7:53-8:11. Many scholars today doubt the authenticity of the passage, whether it was originally part of the Gospel story or a later addition based on a tradition in Jesus' story. We examine the story and find some remarkable insights in this passage that connects this episode in the John back to the Old Testament and paints a beautiful portrait of God's mercy towards sinners.

This week in John 8 we find Jesus teaching at the Temple during the Feast of Tabernacles and calling himself the Light of the World. Dan helps us understand the historical and Hebraic significance of what that claim meant to the people Jesus was speaking to and what it means for us today.

This week in John 7 we find Jesus leaving Galilee for Jerusalem for the last time and entering the city during the Feast of Tabernacles. This is not insignificant. In this chapter, we have Jesus declaring that he is the Living Water that could fully satisfy their longings for salvation, their hope for a future in God’s kingdom, and to fulfill the expectations that the Feast of Tabernacles had created in their hearts.

We apologize for the audio this week.

The Gospel of John is the second stop on our 52-week journey through the story of Scripture focusing on the theme of New Creation.

This week Dan Hutchins wraps up John chapter 6 with a look at verses 47-71. What we discover is the shocking claim that no one comes to Jesus unless the Father has given them to him. No one works or believes on his own without the Father who gives life.

The Gospel of John is the second stop on our 52-week journey through the story of Scripture focusing on the theme of New Creation.

This week we use John 6:35-51 to take a peek back at the underlying context of John 6 and Jesus' “Bread of Life” speech, the Exodus story found in Exodus 14-17. If we are to properly understand what is happening in John 6 we must understand the backstory that Jesus is hi-lighting for us.

The Gospel of John is the second stop on our 52-week journey through the story of Scripture focusing on the theme of New Creation.

In this teaching on John 6:15-21, Pastor Josh teaches us why Jesus walked upon the water. Jesus was not simply trying to get people to believe what he said about himself by doing extraordinary displays of power, he was doing what he did to show his people who he actually was.

The Gospel of John is the second stop on our 52-week journey through the story of Scripture focusing on the theme of New Creation.