The Open Word

We complete our study of John Chapters 10 and 11 by examining the account of the Resurrection of Lazarus and the escalating conflict between Christ and the religious leaders.

In this session we complete our discussion of John Chapter 8 looking at the disputed account of the Woman Taken in Adultery and then the rest of the chapter starting around verse 31.  We then look at the account of the Man Born Blind in John 9.

We complete our discussion of John Chapter 8, the great I AM passage from Christ, and the account of the Man Born Blind.

We begin our study of two of the great I AM passages in John this week.  The first is Jesus describing himself as the Water of Life in John 7, and the second is the Light of the World in John 8.  We also look at the account of the Woman Taken in Adultery in John 8 as well.

We complete our study of two of the great I AM passages in John this week.  The first is Jesus describing himself as the Water of Life in John 7, and the second is the Light of the World in John 8.  We also look at the account of the Woman Taken in Adultery in John 8 as well.

In this session we look at three events in the life of Christ as found in John 5-6. The first is Christ's defense of his deity and ministry after the healing of the paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda.  The second is the feeding of the 5,000 - the only miracle of Christ recorded in all four gospels.  Finally we look at the Bread of Life Discourse in which Christ teaches not only the sovereignty of God in salvation, but man's responsibility as well.

We complete our study of John chapters 5 and 6 by looking at Christ's Bread of Life Discourse.

We continue our study in the Gospel of John with our third session.  This week we look at two accounts from the Gospel of John - the woman at the well of Samaria and Christ's healing of the paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda.

We continue our third session in the Gospel of John looking at the account of the woman at the well of Samaria and Christ's healing of the paralytic at the pool of Bethesda.

We begin our second class in the Gospel of John by looking at John 2-3, the beginning of Christ's ministry and the account of Nicodemus.