John 13:21–38: The Love of Jesus
Although contrary to our ideas of gaining glory through strength, Jesus glorifies himself through self-sacrificial love. (Exposition of John 13:21–38)
Read MoreAlthough contrary to our ideas of gaining glory through strength, Jesus glorifies himself through self-sacrificial love. (Exposition of John 13:21–38)
Read MoreFor Jesus, discipleship is simple, although certainly not easy. From John 13:1–20, the discipleship Jesus calls us to is the process of learning to lead.
Read MoreThe suffering servanthood of Jesus connects to our own suffering: Jesus takes the form of a servant to save and to send. (Exposition of John 13:1–20)
Read MoreWhat does it mean that Jesus experienced fear? Did he experience the same fear that we do, or was it different? Does Jesus’ fear detract from his glory?
Read MoreWhat should detract from Jesus’ glory only glorifies him further. Jesus reveals his glory through the disgrace of the cross. (Exposition of John 12:27–50)
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