How many today do not believe even in the light of all the evidence?

Yet some did believe and for those that Will believe we must continue on

Peter and John were arrested and tossed in prison for preaching Christ. When they were let go they did not go into hiding, or hire a lawyer. No they went to church and prayed for more effective preaching. The whole church prayed with them and the building shook with the power of God!

Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath. The rulers only see their customs being broke not the miracles! They do not rejoice, and glorify God. No, they now want to kill Jesus for healing on the Sabbath.

This chapter is known as the woman at the well. Yet we want to focus on the Savior, who ignored societal customs and rules, looked at the heart and met with this woman. When He spoke with her He spoke to her experientially, relatably and of everyday things.

He used earthly things to explain Heavenly things. He "must needs go through Samaria" for this woman and her potential.

God so loved the world that He gave His Only Begotten son that whosoever believeth in Him, should not perish but have everlasting life.

Conversely, God so loved the world that He gave His Only Begotten Son. That whoever does not believe, SHALL perish. Shall have everlasting death.

What a chapter we have here in John 3. The insights, the truths. All of it so important.

The calling of the disciples and the wedding at cana.

John the Beloved Disciple, pens a Gospel through the direction of the Holy Spirit.

An eye witness account yet he says all that Jesus did can not be wrote down, for there are not that many books in all the world.

Come along as we get in John the Revelator's Gospel.

Just a look at a day or 2 in the life of Christ.

We all know of The Temple Cleaning He did, but what about the party afterward? The lame being healed the blind to see in the Very Temple of God? Oh yes what a good ole time they had!

Haman has hanged, Mordecai and Esther are safe, now they must save the people from Haman's plan to kill them.

What have we learned from Esther and ruth? Do right no matter what.