Christ is revealed in John as the eternal Son of God, the Word that was made flesh and the Creator of all things.
John gives a progressive revelation of Jesus Christ, the Light of the world.
Throughout John’s Gospel, this true Light is revealed, Jesus is shown in His glory.
John was witness to the revelation that Jesus is the Life and Light. The third witness of John was the revelation that Jesus Christ the Word, was made flesh.
In the fullness of time when God sent His Son, John the Baptist announced Jesus Christ “the Lamb of God Who takes away the sin of the world.”
When Jesus turned water into wine, He was giving a sign of what was to come.
Jesus had a consuming love for the things of God. He had a consuming zeal for God.
John 3:7 NKJV Do not marvel that I said to you, ‘You must be born again.’
In the process of revealing the Father’s great love, Jesus gave encouragement for those who are condemned.
“Who has the right to cleanse or purify sinners?” Who or what really purifies the heart? Can the human heart really be cleansed from sin?
When Jesus comes into our lives, He is able to untangle all of the distressful and difficult parts of our history. Jesus is able to give us a new future.
In Christianity, the word believer is a common term that designates those who came to know and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord.
This is a testimony of Christ’s unity and equality with the Father.
We are going to explore in greater detail His authority over our destiny. We need to know that nothing is too hard for God.
Jesus presents arguments that certify Who He is.
Jesus offered His Own body and Blood to satisfy our hunger and thirsts.
Jesus offered His Own body and Blood to satisfy our hunger and thirsts.
If we are going to enjoy this Life Triumphant over death, we must first receive Christ, and then we must continually receive Christ for the maintenance of the testimony.
Since God is faithful and powerful, the believer finds assurance even in a world filled with uncertainty and anxiety.
Many who followed Jesus and received His miracles were not able to receive the full benefit of what God gives.
As Jesus began revealing Who He really was, many of the people could not understand what He was saying.
The Feast of Tabernacles is known as the Festival of Sukkot, “The Season of our Joy.”
“Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more.”
Healing is an integral part of Christ’s ministry.
We want to evaluate Mary’s attitude and the heart of worship.
John 12:12 begins the triumphal entry of Christ. Those who had turned to Jesus were ready to exalt Christ and make Him King of Israel.
This was a very intimate meeting with His disciples before the crucifixion. At the end of their supper, Jesus arose and laid aside His outer garment and washed the disciples’ feet.
As Jesus is preparing to go to the cross, He wanted to spend some valuable time talking with His disciples.
Jesus was at the table giving final words of encouragement, instruction and preparation to His disciples.
John 15:1-11 helps enrich our understanding of the relationship believers have with the Lord Jesus Christ.
Jesus is revealing the strong connection that believers have with God and with one another.
Jesus spoke about believer’s relationship to the world.
Jesus is introducing the great ministry of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers.
After the Passover meal, Jesus began comforting His disciples and showing the depth of His care for them.
Throughout the Gospel of John, Jesus personally demonstrated and taught about the necessity of the Holy Spirit’s presence and ministry.
John 16:16 begins the second part of Christ’s farewell message.
The Lord’s prayer is one of many of the Lord’s prayers.
After being led away from the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus was led away in humiliation to suffer and die.
The physical resurrection of Christ is the basis of our faith and certification that our sins have been dealt with.
After Jesus had given many signs to His disciples that He was alive, He met them for breakfast by the sea of Tiberias.
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