Born from Above
In John 3, Jesus tells Nicodemus that unless he is born again, he can’t even see the kingdom of God. What are the implications of […]
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God So Loved the World
John 3:16 is arguably the most famous verse in all of the Bible. But because it is so familiar to us, this well-known passage may […]
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He Must Increase, I Must Decrease
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to help plan and prepare for a wedding, you know that it’s actually a lot of work. And that’s […]
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The Historical Reliability of John’s Gospel
Many people in our day argue that John is the latest of all the four gospels, and that as such it reflects the most idealized […]
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Living Water
What does Jesus mean when he speaks to the Samaritan woman at the well about “living water,” and what are the Old Testament roots of […]
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Worship in Spirit & Truth
Throughout Israel’s long history, true worship was limited to the area of the tabernacle, which was later transformed to become the Jerusalem temple. But in […]
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Can This Be the Christ?
The Samaritan woman came to Jacob’s well in search of ordinary water. But after her brief conversation with Jesus, she ended up leaving her water […]
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An Early Date for John’s Gospel?
Most scholars today assume that the Gospel of John was written toward the end of the first century, but is this conclusion really consistent with […]
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Jesus on Trial
In John chapter 5, Jesus graciously heals a man who had been lame for 38 years, and this man’s lameness is presented as a symbol […]
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The Scriptures Bear Witness of Me
How should we read and interpret the stories of the Old Testament? Many Christians today would answer this question by saying that a person like […]
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The Bread of Life
Throughout our current series on the Gospel of John, we’ve encountered numerous parallels to the story of the Israelite exodus from Egypt. For example, Jesus […]
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Drawn by God
What does Jesus mean when he says in John 6 that “no one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him.” […]