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.

In Old Testament times, God dwelt in Israel, and was known there. But today, God is known in Jesus, and His grace is available to all who are called and yield to His lordship. In this message, Dr. Boice examines Psalm 76, with a focus on Gods intervention for His people and where God can be found today.

Basic Bible truths come alive in this exciting study on the Gospel of John. As we sense the drama in the confrontation of Christ with Judaism, we see the victory of grace over law through the sovereign power and love of the Father. Included are longer studies of two other topics: the relationship of the Sabbath to Sunday, and the doctrine of the inspiration of the Scriptures.

Basic Bible truths come alive in this exciting study on the Gospel of John. As we sense the drama in the confrontation of Christ with Judaism, we see the victory of grace over law through the sovereign power and love of the Father. Included are longer studies of two other topics: the relationship of the Sabbath to Sunday, and the doctrine of the inspiration of the Scriptures.

Basic Bible truths come alive in this exciting study on the Gospel of John. As we sense the drama in the confrontation of Christ with Judaism, we see the victory of grace over law through the sovereign power and love of the Father. Included are longer studies of two other topics: the relationship of the Sabbath to Sunday, and the doctrine of the inspiration of the Scriptures.

Basic Bible truths come alive in this exciting study on the Gospel of John. As we sense the drama in the confrontation of Christ with Judaism, we see the victory of grace over law through the sovereign power and love of the Father. Included are longer studies of two other topics: the relationship of the Sabbath to Sunday, and the doctrine of the inspiration of the Scriptures.