Jesus is arrested and tried but never runs or even tries to make an excuse.

Jesus is our great High Priest, but why do we need one? And what does that even mean?

Jesus reminds us that he will give us his spirit and that spirit will make all the difference in how we see the world around us and the challenges we face.

What kind of fruit do you produce? The things we do and how we act demonstrate the kind of vine to which we're attached. Does the fruit of your faith show itself through the words and actions of your life?

Jesus teaches lessons with words and actions. The cool part is that his actions match his words. Ours should as well.

Jesus makes his starting journey to what would be his ending moments. The people don't understand what's happening so they completely miss the point initially. Eventually they will see...

The people around Jesus didn't like what he had to say, so they dismissed him and even plotted to kill him. But he didn't waver because he knew he spoke the truth.

Jesus is teaching about contentment, purpose and what fills us in this chapter.

Do you want to be made well? It's a question that Jesus asks that is not his to answer.

Jesus talks to a woman who should have hated him about things that were very personal to her. He called out the truth that she didn't want to hear but in the end with a heart of repentance over her distance from God, she was able to find a closeness she had missed.