Knowing who Jesus is is incredibly important, because it helps you to determine how much you’re willing to trust Him. And it’s through that trust that Jesus gives you life. In our passage, Jesus tells us a lot about Himself. Let’s take a closer look at what they are.
In today’s passage, after healing the crippled man at the pool of Bethesda, Jesus tells the Jewish leaders why He has the authority to heal on the Sabbath. And in his answer, he reveals to them something amazing: that He truly is the Son of God!
Some people who see the miracles of Jesus respond by believing that Jesus is the Son of God. Others who see the exact same miracles choose to reject Jesus. Today we will see how one person finds healing and restoration in Jesus and others choose to reject and persecute Him because of the third miracle…
Today, we’re going to see the second miracle of Jesus that John writes about. Each miracle is intended to help us see and believe that Jesus really is the Christ, the Son of God. Sometimes, it takes a few stages of faith for us to come to believe Jesus in that way. So John helps…
Today, we’re going to see how the Samaritan woman at the well is changed because of her conversation with Jesus. And we get to see how Jesus chooses her, the one person who was despised by everyone, to become the reason her whole town is also changed.
We’ve been going through a conversation that Jesus had with the Samaritan woman at the well. Today we come to a very important part of the conversation. The woman is going to ask Jesus a question about worship, and from Jesus’ answer, we can learn a lot about how WE are to worship God too!
Today, through Jesus’ conversation with the woman at the well, we’re going to learn that just as much as we need physical water for life, there is another kind of water that we need too. A kind of water that gives us spiritual life.
Today we’re going to look at how Jesus went out of his way to talk to one specific person. It was someone that no one else wanted to talk to, that everyone despised. But for Jesus, this person was important enough to go to meet.
Today we finish Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus. Jesus closes his conversation by using darkness and light to show Nicodemus something that everyone, including us, must overcome in order to receive by faith the life Jesus gives.
In today’s passage, Jesus uses an interesting passage to help us see just how much God loves us, and how far God was willing to go to bring us into His kingdom.
