Our study will be from John 5:25-30, continuing with Jesus’ words after the healing of the sick man at Bethesda. He adds more depth to the statements he made in verses 18-24 that we read last week. The time has … Continue reading →
We continue our study of the book of John in Chapter 5, verses 18-24. Jesus has just healed the sick man at the pool of Bethesda, and the Jewish leaders want Him dead. What has He done that’s so bad? … Continue reading →
We continue our progress through the book of John with Chapter 5, verses 2-17. John continues with his revelation of who Jesus is and the extent of His grace to all people. Here, Jesus does something surprising. We might even … Continue reading →
Linda teaches on the importance of a holy life and helps us to think about it in a better way.
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We continue our study with John 4:43-54. Last time we explored the well-known story of the Samaritan woman that Jesus confronted at the well. The result of that exchange was a whole village turned to belief in Jesus because that … Continue reading →
We’ll be in John, chapter 4. As Jesus makes his way back to Galilee from the area of Jerusalem, he passes through Samaria. The Jews and the Samaritans didn’t like each other, so many Jews would go the long way … Continue reading →
Priscilla encourages us to draw closer to God and do what he says in the new year.
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We continue our progress through the Gospel of John with Chapter 2, verses 13-25. Here we see a side of Jesus that we may not be as familiar with, but it tells us something about who He is that we … Continue reading →
We continue our study in the book of John with Chapter 2, verses 1-11. This story always puzzled me. It’s the account of Jesus’ first miracle. You might expect it to be something of great significance, but on the surface … Continue reading →
