"Seek Him with all your heart." (Jeremiah 29:13)
Jesus, the eternal Word, is revealed as the light and life of the world, calling us to believe in Him.
At Cana, water turns to wine, and the temple cleansing foreshadows Jesus' authority over worship.
In a conversation with Nicodemus, Jesus teaches that eternal life comes through being born again by the Spirit and believing in Godâs Son.
Breaking social and cultural barriers, Jesus offers living water to a Samaritan woman, leading her and her community to recognize Him as the Savior.
Healing a man at the pool of Bethesda on the Sabbath, Jesus proclaims His unity with the Father and His authority to give life and judge.
Multiplying loaves and fish, walking on water, and teaching about the Bread of Life, Jesus calls His followers to deeper trust and commitment.
Amid growing opposition, Jesus boldly teaches at the festival, proclaiming Himself the source of living water for those who believe.
Confronting religious leaders, Jesus offers forgiveness to an adulterous woman, declares Himself the Light of the World, and exposes spiritual blindness.
Healing a man born blind, Jesus reveals His power to open both physical and spiritual eyes, challenging the Phariseesâ unbelief.
As the Good Shepherd, Jesus promises His sheep protection, abundant life, and the assurance of eternal security in His care.
Through the death and resurrection of Lazarus, Jesus displays His authority over death and calls others to trust in Him as the Resurrection and the Life.
An anointing at Bethany, the triumphal entry, and a prediction of His death all point to Jesusâ impending sacrifice for the salvation of the world.
Demonstrating servant-hearted love, Jesus washes His disciplesâ feet and gives them a new commandment to love one another as He has loved them.
Preparing His disciples for His departure, Jesus promises the Holy Spirit, reassures them of His return, and declares Himself the way to the Father.
Comparing Himself to a vine, Jesus teaches that abiding in Him is the source of fruitfulness, love, and the strength to endure opposition.
Jesus prepares His disciples for the sorrow of His departure, the joy of His resurrection, and the guiding presence of the Holy Spirit in their lives.
In His High Priestly Prayer, Jesus prays for His glorification, the protection and unity of His disciples, and all future believers who will follow Him.
Jesus willingly submits to betrayal and arrest, remaining steadfast in truth as He faces interrogation by the high priest and Pilate.
The crucifixion of Jesus fulfills Godâs redemptive plan, demonstrating His sacrificial love and the completion of His mission to save humanity.
Following His resurrection, Jesus appears to His disciples, offering peace, commissioning them to spread the Gospel, and strengthening their faith.
After a miraculous catch of fish, Jesus restores Peter, reaffirming his calling to shepherd His people and inviting all to follow Him wholeheartedly.
We look forward to hearing for you!
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