Imagining the speaking of the message, on just any old day, in Capernaum.

Bringing our deficiencies and "proficiencies" to the God who has come to meet us.

How John's self-perception, at the moment of Jesus' ministry accession, may teach us so much.

Two men meet; two spiritual worldviews meet.

Considering the juxtaposition of Cana and the Temple-clearing, in light of the Temple's final fulfillment in the Person of Jesus.

How we interpret existence (and faith, justification, hope, love, etc.), based upon the One who once arrived at a party in Cana.

John, who wrote the wondrous 1 John 1:1-3, meeting the Word who inspired its words.

Led by the Spirit, into 960 hours of time with the Father, Jesus is prepared for the "every kind of temptation" temptation by the evil one.

The commencement of a whole new way of living, experiencing Heaven, and becoming a son.

Little do the crowds, the religious leaders, or even John the Baptist himself know Who is standing in their midst.