God miraculously intervened in history by infusing the Eternal Son of God into the womb of an insignificant, humble woman named Mary.

In this final segment in the Gospel of John, Jesus gives instructions to Peter about his future, and the author gives final explanations concerning his writing.

Jesus not only forgave Peter for his three denials, but also restored him to ministry and service.

Satan's worldwide financial system will be destroyed during the final bowl judgment.

Jesus confirms that He is sovereign, and that He will continue to care for His followers.

Jesus tenderly deals with Thomas-a man who was a sincere and loyal disciple-to help him put his gloom and pessimism aside and to clearly confess that the Risen Christ was his Lord and his God.

In Revelation 17, in John's vision of the final culture of the Antichrist, we are shown the unbelieving world as it really is, when all restraining grace is removed.

As David walks through his own experience, he provides personal testimony and practical teaching concerning blessed forgiveness from God.

The seven bowl judgments are unleashed upon the earth and the empire of the Beast, prompting blasphemy against the true God.

The gospel mission requires the Spirit's empowerment, so Jesus gave the disciples an object lesson about the Spirit's eventual coming on the Day of Pentecost.