Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead! Boom! And super big surprise, the Pharisees try to up their murder plotting game by taking the matter to the Sanhedrin. 

Jesus uses the metaphor of the Good Sheppard to demonstrate that he is the only way to have a relationship with God. He identifies the characteristics of his sheep, and the trait of the "thieves and robbers". He is confronted by the Pharisees, once again, yet many still believe in him.

Jesus heals a blind man who is then interrogated, with his parents, by the Pharisees and religious leaders. Jesus reveals to the blind man that he is the son of God.

The Pharisees attempt to trap Jesus by forcing an impossible decision on him; should a woman caught in adultery be put to death, as the religious law demanded but would break Roman law (at the time) or spare her life which would break religious law, but obey Roman law. Jesus cunningly out-wits them and demonstrates love, mercy, and righteousness. Jesus also proclaims that he is the Light of the World and confronts unbelievers, declaring who their "real" father is.

We see Jesus make his way to Jerusalem where The Festival of Tabernacles is taking place. From there, he begins talking in the temple to the large mass of people. The Pharisees attempt to discredit Jesus, but upon the evidence that he has the authority to do everything he has done thus far, many people believe in him. Amidst this, Jesus also confronts the plot to kill him. 

We dive into John 6, where Jesus feeds five thousand people and explains to his disciples that he is the bread of life. Also, Jesus walks on water and his disciples are amazed that he truly is the Son of God.

Within 2 minutes, we ask ourself a deep question about our faith; Are we metering the Holy Spirit in our daily lives?

In this episode, we meet a man who is unable to walk sitting by the pool of Bethesda, waiting for a healing; we see Jesus offer this man more than just a physical healing and upon witnessing the miracle of this man standing and walking, Jesus's authority to heal is challenged by a group of religious leaders. 

In this chapter, Jesus speaks to a Samaritan woman who is drawing water from a well. Here, he reveals that he offers "living water", the only kind that can truly satisfy her thirst for more in this life. He also heals an official's son, causing a chain reaction of people believing in Jesus. 

Nicodemus, a pharisee and teacher, approaches Jesus by night to ask him questions, which leads to an intriguing conversation about spiritual rebirth. Also, we drop into a discussion that followers of John the Baptist are having about baptism, and hear what John himself has to say about the matter.