We study the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus and the plot to kill Jesus.

Our study includes the anointing of Jesus by Lazarus' sister, Mary, with very costly oil, spikenard.  After a plot to kill Lazarus, Jesus makes triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

Following Jesus requires His followers to expand His kingdom here on earth.  In this study of John, find out why followers of Christ should be taking action and not just sitting in pews in churches.  Don't miss this lesson led by Mark Horton.

The prophecies of Isaiah about Jesus are covered in this lesson and the incident of Christ washing the disciples feet.

The spirit of Satan enters into Judas who betrays Jesus.

Find out how the Romans could afford to build the Colieseum.  And, learn what it means to pray in the name of Jesus.  We don't praying for war in the name of Jesus fits with the character of God.

Jesus reveals the relationship between believers and himself.  Mark Horton stops to about Determinism (aka Calvinism) and Armenianism interpretations of the Bible.

Jesus gives his final instructions to his disciples before his crucifixion.  Jesus warns them that "If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you."

Jesus tells his disciples that there will be sorrow at his death but that "your sorrow  will be turned into joy."

Jesus has overcome the world and he prays for Himself and His disciples before his crucifixion.  Don't miss the interesting discussion in this podcast about the beliefs of some Christians who hold that there are two paths to heaven.