Insight! with Garry Nation Garry Nation

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.

The conversation between Jesus and the Pharisees begun in Chapter 9 continues. They've demanded to know who he is to do the things he does. He responds, "I am the Good Shepherd" a phrase more loaded with prophetic implications than we might imagine. John 10:1-21.

After proclaiming himself to be the light of the world, Jesus gives a fitting sign of his identity: he heals a man of blindness who had been born that way. The once-blind-now-seeing man encounters surprising blowback. John 9

The discussion and debate from Chapter 7 moves from the open court of the Temple a little further in, to the Treasury. The topic shifts from Jesus' proclamation of the gospel to what he has to say about himself--leading to an explosive climax. John 8:12-59.