Is Jesus really the only way? In John 10, Jesus calls Himself The Good Shepherd and The Gate. He says all others are thieves and fakes—but what do we do with this? This week's Bible study is for those exploring Christianity: the invitation is real, but time is short. It is also for church going or religious people: are you really apart of Jesus' flock? Or have you believed one of the fakes?




John 10- The Good Shepherd

The Shadow of Religious Oppression | How Jesus Lived in Holy Freedom (John 10)

In a world filled with pressure from both religious legalism and cultural resistance, Jesus shows us how to live in true spiritual freedom. In John 10, he moves boldly through opposition, lives freely in Scripture, and leads us back to rest. Whether you’re a skeptic, someone feeling crushed by religion, or even part of the system that’s hurting others—there’s freedom in Jesus.



John 10- The Shadow of Religious Oppression

Jesus Raises the Dead | John 11 

Can God be trusted in our waiting? What does it mean when life falls apart, even though God loves us? In John 11, we see Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead—a miracle that reveals God's timing, His deep compassion, and His unmatched power.

Even when we don't see it, God's love never fails. Jesus wept with those who mourned. He waited, not because He didn't care, but because He had something greater planned. If He can call Lazarus from the grave, what can't He do in your life?




John 11- Jesus Raises The Dead

Prophetic Living | What It Means To Be A Prophet (John 11)
Can someone be used by God even if they don’t believe in Him? In this message from John 11, we explore what it truly means to live prophetically. From the high priest who unknowingly spoke God's truth to modern believers who prophesy through their words and actions, we’ll uncover the surprising ways God still speaks today.

Discover:
🔹 How prophecy isn't always about predicting the future
🔹 Why some prophets never saw “success” yet were faithful
🔹 What it means to live a prophetic life in the modern world
🔹 How God speaks through both believers and unbelievers
🔹 Who your prophetic life might actually be for



John 11: Prophetic Living

How Do I Know If I’m a Christian? | Signs of True Faith (John 12)
Are you wondering what it really means to be a Christian? This message explores biblical answers to one of life’s most important questions.

What does true faith look like?
▶ Do you believe and confess Jesus? (Acts 16:31, Romans 10:9)
▶ Is there evidence of salvation in your life? (James 2:8, Matthew 13:23, Philippians 2:12)

📖 Using powerful examples from John 12:
— Lazarus: raised to life
— Martha: redeemed religion
— Mary: heartfelt worship
— Judas: a false follower

We’ll also reflect on what it means to prepare, celebrate, and mourn—and how true worship reveals the heart of a believer.



John 12- Am I A Christian?

What’s the Answer? | How God Answers Life’s 3 Biggest Questions (John 12)
Is Jesus the Messiah? What does it mean to truly follow Him? And what do we do with our doubts? In this powerful message from John 12, discover how Jesus answers the crowd, the seekers, and the skeptics:

✅ Is He the Messiah? — Jesus enters Jerusalem, fulfilling prophecy
✅ Can We See Jesus? — Curious Greeks ask to see Him; Jesus calls them to follow
✅ What About My Objections? — The crowd resists truth, but God speaks anyway

📖 Bible Text: John 12:12–36
💬 Perfect for: Bible study, sermon prep, Christian encouragement, apologetics
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John 12- What's The Answer?

Psalm 119:1–8 | Blessed Are Those Who Walk in God’s Word (Bible Reading)
 
Psalm 119:1–8 reminds us of the joy and blessing that come from walking in God’s ways. These first eight verses call us to obedience, devotion, and a heart fully committed to the Lord. Perfect for prayer, meditation, or Bible study.

“Blessed are those whose ways are blameless, who walk according to the law of the Lord.” – Psalm 119:1





Psalm 119

Why do some people resist God while others are set free? Discover the answer in John 12–13.

Belief and Stinky Feet (John 12–13)

What do Pharaoh’s hard heart, unbelieving crowds, and Jesus washing dirty feet all have in common? In this message, we dive into why some people resist God, how real faith sets us free, and why Jesus’ act of humble service changes everything. It’s a lesson about pride, belief, and what it really means to be washed clean.

If you’ve ever wondered why people reject truth, or how humility reveals real faith, this chapter will challenge and encourage you.



John 12-13 Belief and Stinky Feet

Benchmarks for Christians | What Demonstrates True Christianity (John 13)

What are the true marks of a Christian? In John 13, Jesus shows that real discipleship is not about power or pride but about humility, faith, and love.

Key takeaway: The benchmarks of true Christianity are humility, faith, and love—defined by Jesus himself. Today we'll talk about how we can distinguish between true humility and toxic versions of it?


If you’re searching for what defines authentic Christianity, this message will help you reflect and grow in your walk with Christ.



John 13- Benchmarks

Jesus’ Promise of the Holy Spirit | John 14 Bible Study

In John 14, Jesus promises heaven, salvation, the coming of the Holy Spirit, and his return. This teaching unpacks how the Holy Spirit lives with us and in us, empowers believers (John 14:17; Acts 1–2), and brings the peace Jesus promised. Learn how the Spirit transforms our lives and produces the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22–23).



John 13- Benchmarks

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