Tag: Gospel of John

  • THE DEATH OF JESUS: When Love Finished What We Could Never Finish

    THE DEATH OF JESUS: When Love Finished What We Could Never Finish

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    Jesus hung on the cross, thirsty, wounded, and suffering—but His final words were not words of defeat: **“It is finished.”** What looked like tragedy was God’s plan of redemption unfolding. Discover how the cross transformed a familiar Bible story into a personal encounter with Jesus—and taught me to trust Him completely.

  • The Innocent One Stood Trial—So the Guilty Could Go Free

    The Innocent One Stood Trial—So the Guilty Could Go Free

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    In John 18:28–40, Jesus faces Pilate, with religious leaders bringing Him without clear charges, blinded by their own biases. Pilate questions the truth but fails to recognize Jesus as the embodiment of it. The passage highlights the dangers of preconceived beliefs and the importance of surrendering to God’s wisdom amidst life’s challenges.

  • Recognizing God: Insights from John 8:21–30

    Recognizing God: Insights from John 8:21–30

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    In John 8:21-30, Jesus speaks amidst a crowd that struggles to recognize His identity. Despite confusion and doubt, He patiently reveals Himself as the “I Am” and emphasizes the importance of belief for salvation. His gentle invitation encourages understanding and dependence on Him, reminding us that God continues to speak to those willing to listen.