Gospel of John 2/2

Anointed At Bethany

Have you ever read a book where you start to see something in one of the characters you don't entirely trust? You see glimpses and foreshado

Lazarus

John 11 is a very personal passage. We are confronted with the loss of a close personal friend of Jesus, Lazarus. In this loss, we see the h

I Am The Good Shepherd

John 10 is a fascinating passage in which Jesus refers to Himself as "The Good Shepherd." Consistent with John's Gospel, there are all types

The Blind Man

It’s difficult to imagine the pain, suffering, and shame this man has experienced. As people pass by, they guess what he had done or what hi

Light of the World

In John 8, Jesus says, “I am the light of the world.” (ref. Jn. 8:12), one of seven such statements Jesus makes concerning Himself in John’s

Tabernacles

John (7) begins with the Feast of Tabernacles. This marks a section of John’s gospel around significant meals or feasts and continues throug

Bread From Heaven

In (Jn. 6), Jesus, while in Capernaum, shares powerful teaching known as the “Bread of Life Discourse.” Jesus, in this teaching, says, “I am

Loaves and Fish

As John 6 begins, we follow Jesus to a mountain. Here, Jesus feeds a large multitude of people with just a few loaves of bread and a few fis

Healing On The Sabbath

Although this sign is an important sign, the account becomes much more about Jesus’ healing on the Sabbath than a man who has been healed.

Conversations With Jesus

Jesus has conversations with two very different people. What do we learn about Jesus from these conversations?

Jesus and the Temple

John is continually pushing forward in the narrative of his gospel. John moves us to the enthronement of Jesus on the cross and the resurrec

Water To Wine

The gospel of John, as others have described, is like stepping into an art museum. You can pass by the paintings just noticing them and...

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