Sometimes to move forward in a commitment we must go back to where it all started.
- John 10:22-42

When Jesus called himself the good shepherd, he was revealing something essential about us and about him.
- John 10:11-31

Jesus teaches his people about their need for shepherds, the task of shepherds, and the most important qualification for shepherds.
— John 10:1-10

When you place your faith in Jesus, expect 3 things to increase: your knowledge, the world's rejection, and Jesus's encouragement.
- John 9: 1-41

Use your limited time and resources to help others see Jesus.
- John 9:1-7

In the life of Jesus, we discover that God came to be with us. In the death of Jesus, we discover that God came to die for us.
— John 8:51-59

To make any progress in life, we must admit how we’re stuck and accept what it takes to get unstuck.
— John 8:30-36

Jesus claimed that, just like light, he is the world’s source of life, knowledge, and joy.
— John 8:12

Learn how we must deal with others, how we must deal with ourselves, and how we must deal with Christ’s demands.
— John 8:2-11

Find out why Jesus compares himself to water, what Jesus does to provide this water, and how we receive this water from him.
— John 7:37-39

Discover four ways to build a faith that will stick.
John 6:63-71

By calling himself the bread of life, Jesus told us how he benefits us, what he has done to bring those benefits, and what we must do to receive those benefits.
— John 6:27-35

We experience Christ the best when we experience life the worst.
— John 6:16-21

Jesus expects us to decide to do what we can with what we have, not decide what we cannot do with what we do not have!
— John 6:1-13

To make a decision about Christ, you need to consider three voices from the witness stand.
— John 5:31-47