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Light the Dark

Light the Dark

Light the Dark

Jesus demonstrates the power of genuine leadership in John 13. He does this by putting people before before position, and treating everyone with humility, compassion and love.

When our soul feels troubled we need to remember these five important truths to find peace in a troubled world.

Jesus creates quite a stir when he enters Jerusalem in John 12. Have you ever stopped to consider why? Here's a hint: it's not until you find something worth dying for that you find something worth living for.

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In John 11 we see Jesus demonstrating the glory of God in raising Lazarus from the dead.

At the end of John 10, Jesus made a simple statement that enraged the crowd around him, and they picked up stones to kill him. This statement remains critical to our understanding of who Jesus truly is.

Light the Dark

Is it ever okay to spit on someone? That's exactly what Jesus does to the blind man in John 9. This man was ostracized by the religious leaders and his community, but Jesus reaches out to him with love and grace.

In John 8, Jesus points out that we are slaves to sin, but we can all find freedom, truth and meaning in Him.

When Jesus said "I am the Light of the World" in John 8, this struck a nerve with the religious leaders. There is so much significance in that phrase that it would have sounded like a thunderclap to the people of Israel. His words affirmed Him as the Messiah.

John 8 recounts the story of the woman caught in adultery. The religious leaders were trying to trap Jesus in a legal argument, but He cuts right through it and gets to the core issue.

When it feels like the world around us is falling apart, Jesus stands as the absolute source of truth and light in the midst of chaos, confusion, and shaky foundations.

There are seven different feasts that are celebrated by the Israelites in the Bible. We examine the significance of each and how Jesus is the fulfillment of them all.

After the feeding of the 5,000, the crowd had a number of questions for Jesus that are telling about where their priorities were at. His response pointed them to be satisfied in Him and lay aside their selfish desires.

When the disciples get caught in a storm at night on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus teaches us all the importance of keeping our eyes on Him and not letting fear drive us.

The Resurrection changed everything. Jesus became the Passover lamb and defeated the power of sin and death.

When Jesus feeds the 5,000, he's not only filling their stomachs, he's also delivering a strong message to all of us about the sufficiency we can find in Him.