Insight! with Garry Nation Garry Nation

After shocking his disciples with the word that one of them would betray him and another would deny, Jesus immediately turns and says, "Let not your hearts be troubled." In the discussion that follows he assures them that he is "the way, the truth, and the life," an expression that is both full of allusion to the Old Testament and potent with meaning for the gospel he wants them to preach.

It is one of the most iconic events in the Gospels: Jesus washes his disciples' feet. But like the twelve men in the room, we often misunderstand and misapply what Jesus did there.

One of the busiest chapters in this Gospel, John's summary of the last week of Jesus' ministry can be broken up into seven distinct events: (1) The Anointing, (2) The Plot, (3) The Entrance, (4) The Greeks, (5) The Agony, (6) The Unbelief, (7) The Great Summation. John 12.

Why does John choose to focus on only seven of Jesus' miracles, and what is their significance? These questions answered in this talk. John 1 - 11.

Jesus performs the seventh and most dramatic sign of all, the raising of Lazarus from the dead. John 11.

In Jerusalem during the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah), Jesus makes his most controversial statement yet. John 10:22-42.