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The Gospel of John | I Am The Light of the World - John 8:12-30

The Gospel of John | I Am The Light of the World – John 8:12-30

Jesus is the promised provision of God and all who come to Him will be filled.

The Gospel of John | Throwing The First Stone - John 8:1-11

The Gospel of John | Throwing The First Stone – John 8:1-11

Jesus is the promised provision of God and all who come to Him will be filled.

The Gospel of John | If Anyone Is Thirsty Let Him Come to Me and Drink - John 7:1-52

The Gospel of John | If Anyone Is Thirsty Let Him Come to Me and Drink – John 7:1-52

Jesus is the promised provision of God and all who come to Him will be filled.

The Gospel of John | The Bread of Life - John 6:22-59

The Gospel of John | The Bread of Life – John 6:22-59

Jesus Christ is the bread of life who gives to those who come to Him from a never-ending supply.

The Gospel of John | The Sign of Miracles - John 6:1-21

The Gospel of John | The Sign of Miracles – John 6:1-21

John quickly transitions to the next scene with the phrasing of “after this.” Yet, for all the controversy that Jesus brought with Him, the stories of His miracles had circulated widely. Now, a large crowd had amassed and followed Him looking for their own healing and miracle. With such a large crowd, the issue quickly arose as to how the thousands of people would be fed. Jesus asks Philip, being the one who lives closest to this region, how they could possibly feed this entire crowd. Yet, even knew the impossibility of this request in such a short time. It would take a year’s salary to just give a taste to everyone who had arrived.

The Gospel of John | The Authority of Jesus Christ

The Gospel of John | The Authority of Christ Jesus – John 5:19-47

Following the healing of the lame man at the pool of Bethesda, the Pharisees stood against the teachings and methods of Jesus Christ. He had openly shirked their authority and customs by healing on the Sabbath in an unconventional way while presenting the religious leaders with an ethical conundrum that they could not openly speak against the healing. Their religious system seemed to be crumbling under their rule and now they sought to determine who undermined their system and by what authority this strange new teacher did so. Now, Jesus proclaimed Himself to be equal with God, something the Pharisees could not stand and they sought to kill him.

The Gospel of John | Healing On The Sabbath - John 5:1-18

The Gospel of John | Healing on The Sabbath – John 5:1-18

At the outset of this passage, John references the previous supposed tension that exists between the disciples of Jesus and the disciples of John. Where the Pharisees viewed John’s teaching as dangerous to their system of governance, Jesus’ teaching brought with them the claims of authority and divinity. Yet, Jesus had no patience for the challenges that would only seek to cause rivalry and division. So, with no need to further division among the believers, he left. On his journey, He came to Samaria (whether the journey dictated this out of the way path or was merely the divine providence and plan of God is a matter of much academic debate). As the disciples went off to find food, Jesus approached the well and a woman at the well looking for water with no means of obtaining it.

The Gospel of John | The Long Walk of Faith - John 4:46-54

The Gospel of John | The Long Walk of Faith – John 4:46-54

At the outset of this passage, John references the previous supposed tension that exists between the disciples of Jesus and the disciples of John. Where the Pharisees viewed John’s teaching as dangerous to their system of governance, Jesus’ teaching brought with them the claims of authority and divinity. Yet, Jesus had no patience for the challenges that would only seek to cause rivalry and division. So, with no need to further division among the believers, he left. On his journey, He came to Samaria (whether the journey dictated this out of the way path or was merely the divine providence and plan of God is a matter of much academic debate). As the disciples went off to find food, Jesus approached the well and a woman at the well looking for water with no means of obtaining it.

The Gospel of John | Spiritual Thirst Part 2 - John 4:27-45

The Gospel of John | Spiritual Thirst Part 2 – John 4:27-45

At the outset of this passage, John references the previous supposed tension that exists between the disciples of Jesus and the disciples of John. Where the Pharisees viewed John’s teaching as dangerous to their system of governance, Jesus’ teaching brought with them the claims of authority and divinity. Yet, Jesus had no patience for the challenges that would only seek to cause rivalry and division. So, with no need to further division among the believers, he left. On his journey, He came to Samaria (whether the journey dictated this out of the way path or was merely the divine providence and plan of God is a matter of much academic debate). As the disciples went off to find food, Jesus approached the well and a woman at the well looking for water with no means of obtaining it.

The Gospel of John | Spiritual Thirst Part 1 – John 4:1-26

At the outset of this passage, John references the previous supposed tension that exists between the disciples of Jesus and the disciples of John. Where the Pharisees viewed John’s teaching as dangerous to their system of governance, Jesus’ teaching brought with them the claims of authority and divinity. Yet, Jesus had no patience for the challenges that would only seek to cause rivalry and division. So, with no need to further division among the believers, he left. On his journey, He came to Samaria (whether the journey dictated this out of the way path or was merely the divine providence and plan of God is a matter of much academic debate). As the disciples went off to find food, Jesus approached the well and a woman at the well looking for water with no means of obtaining it.