When it comes to faith, sometimes there are bad questions—questions formed by assumptions, questions that lead us to judgment or isolation. The disciples ask a bad question in John 9. This week, let’s pay attention to the questions we ask. What assumptions do we carry? What is our intent?…
Guilt, shame, jealousy. Peter is familiar with them all. Perhaps we are, too. John 21 paints a picture for restoration.…
Read MoreDoubt is always a temptation. Through an eye on John 20, we can ponder the impact of accepting an invitation to "Doubt no more, but believe."…
Read MoreSacrifice and love stand in stark contrast to the cruelty and injustice of the world in John 19. What does that mean for us today?…
Read MoreUnwavering commitment and steadfast love are on display in John 18. It's not only a reminder of how we ourselves are treasured, it's an invitation to consider our emotions, resilience and commitment to loving others despite the messiness of humanity.…
Read MoreBe (some)one. In a world of me, how do we exist as a we? How do we live into the ways we are unique and still unite with God & others? A John 17 prayer gives us insight.…
Read MoreHow do we stay strong in the face of life's challenges? Sure, you could "Go your own way." But the way of Jesus has better resources. Explore what John 16 has to say. …
Read MoreConnection. We all long for it. John 15 presents a vivid analogy of connection to Him and teaches us how to care for one another.…
Read MoreHardship and uncertainty visit us all in seasons. In John 14, Jesus delivers powerful words of comfort and hope to his disciples, assuring them of his love and promising them the gift of the Holy Spirit.…
Read MoreGreatness begins with humility. In John 13, Jesus washes his disciples' feet and teaches them to love and serve others as he did. What can we learn from His example?…
Read MoreBelief and rejection. Love and perhaps hate are present in John 12. But what does it mean to reject Jesus?…
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