Show Notes
In John 4:1-26, we listen in and learn from Jesus Christ principles for sharing the good news. The post John 4.1-26 Conversation with a Samaritan, part 1 first appeared on Observe the Word.
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In John 21, the epilogue of the Gospel, John directs our attention to the journey of faith, highlighting the restoration of Peter and the commission Jesus gives every believer, “Follow me.” The post John 21 The Journey of Faith first appeared on Observe the Word.
In John 20, the responses of believers to the empty tomb and news of Jesus raised from the dead suggest principles of faith in line with the two great themes of John’s Gospel. The post John 20 The Empty Tomb and Risen Lord first appeared on Observe the Word.
In John 19:17-42, Jesus reverses the shame of the cross to magnify the glory of his name, providing for us not only forgiveness but also a new status of honor free from guilt and shame. The post John 19.17-42 The Crucifixion and Burial of Jesus first appeared on Observe the Word.
In John 18:28-19:16, the trial of Jesus turns into an honor/shame struggle between the Roman governor and Jewish officials who both misunderstand who is truly in control of events. The post John 18.28-19.16 The Trial of Jesus first appeared on Observe the Word.
In John 18:1-27, we begin the story of Jesus’ final hour with John’s depiction of his arrest and first trial. Adding to the witness of the other Gospels, John reminds us that Jesus may go to the cross meekly, but he is absolutely not weak. Jesus maintains control throughout. The post John 18.1-27 The Arrest of Jesus first appeared on Observe the Word.