We are now in John 13:1-20, as Jesus washes the feet of His disciples. We’ve always known this moment is special. Some churches even take his statement that the disciples ought to wash one-another’s feet quite literally, incorporating it into … Continue reading →
Not knowing if I would be able to attend this week, I asked my learned friend if he would bring the message. I did make it, but I’m glad I asked him. Listen and be encouraged as he speaks from … Continue reading →
We will finish up John, Chapter 12 with verses 44-50. This is the last public address of the crowds by Jesus that John records. Jesus briefly summarizes everything that He has been teaching throughout his ministry. Exactly when and where … Continue reading →
One of the things I like about going through a book of the Bible as we have been doing with John this year is that it causes me to study passages that I never really understood and haven’t yet taken … Continue reading →
Our study continues with John 12:12-19. We are now into the final week before Jesus will be crucified. All of the writers cover this period as it is central to the Christian message, but John again provides us with detail … Continue reading →
Our progress through the book of John now takes us to Chapter 12, and a story that should be familiar. It’s one of the few where John covers the same event as the other gospel writers, adding some details that … Continue reading →
The Lord’s plans for us are good, but not necessarily on our timetable. We must wait, and we must trust.
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This week’s message is from John, Chapter 11. Of the three accounts of Jesus raising the dead given to us by the gospel writers, this is probably the best known. It’s the most spectacular, and the only one where we … Continue reading →
