Sunday Morning

John 19:23-27 Even while suffering to pay the penalty of our sins, Jesus still showed compassion for His earthly mother.

John 19:17-22 The Apostle John gives an account of the crucifixion of Jesus in brief and direct terms. Though unjust from a human perspective, the cross proclaimed the glory of the one true King.

John 19:10-16 The final moments of Jesus’ trial before Pilate were characterized by ignorance, manipulation, and hypocrisy.

John 18:39-19:9 The trial of Jesus before Pilate took an ugly turn when the Roman governor had Him beaten, and the crowd demanded that He be crucified. Yet, Jesus endured all this as the substitute for God’s true people.

John 18:33-38 Jesus clarifies the nature of His kingdom and the nature of His kingship. His kingdom and rule are based upon truth.

John 18:28-32 Jesus’ trial before Pilate was part of God’s sovereign redemptive plan, insuring that Jesus was crucified by the Romans.

John 18:15-27 Peter succumbed to the fear of man, sought to blend in with worldly people, and disavowed knowing Jesus three times.

John 18:12-22 Despite the pressure and injustice, Jesus remained courageous and composed during His trial before Annas.

John 18:1-11 In the Garden of Gethsemane, we find Jesus in complete charge of all that happened with His arrest.

John 17:24-26 In the final part of His priestly prayer, Jesus requested that the church would come to experience the consummation of God’s plan of redemption—the experience in heaven of Christ’s eternal glory and the Father’s intimate love.