In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

We find ourselves discouraged at times in our walk with the Lord. We dont see the blessings that were once abundant but now seem nowhere to be found. Today, with Dr. James Boice well be studying Psalm 77. The psalmist, Asaph, is discouraged. He knows God is good, but it seems like a long time since hes seen evidence of that goodness. Join us as Asaph deals with the discouragement of feeling distant from God.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.