John 4 gives us a geographical oddity in that it tells us that Jesus "had" to pass through Samaria. What is going on in this passage? Why would Jesus go through an area where he was hated already because of his ethnicity and beliefs? 

Paul makes the point that freedom from sin is all about grace. Even our baptism is a grace-centered and grace-saturated event. 

We know what "The Gospel" is - but what is MY role in the Gospel? There's a few lessons we can learn from John The Baptist as we consider that question.

A look into the salvation and condemnation that is presented to us through the unique son of God. 

Nicodemus comes to Jesus at night and Jesus tells this learned teacher of the Law something shocking - you must be born again. 

The Psalmist is in a low place but ends up in a state of praise. He follows a progression of letting God lead him, going to the assembly, and sacrificing to the Lord. 

Jesus is rejected violently in His hometown of Nazareth after teaching in the synagogue. 

Luke gives us a glimpse into a truly "mic drop" moment from Jesus.

The Anointed One speaks of the salvation and righteousness brought to us through him by YHWH.