In John 19:16-30, we see that Jesus suffered and died to finish the work of our salvation, so that we could rest in his victory.

In John 19:1-16, Jesus, though declared innocent, was condemned by men so that guilty sinners could be declared righteous before God.

In John 18:12-40, the innocent King is condemned so that the guilty might go free, revealing both the depth of human rebellion and the greatness of Christ's grace.

In John 18:1-11, Jesus demonstrates his divine sovereignty and loving obedience by willingly stepping into suffering to secure our salvation.

In John 17, we get a glimpse into the heart of Jesus as he intercedes for himself, his disciples, and his church - revealing his desire for God’s glory, our holiness, and the church’s unity.

In John 16:16-33, Jesus tells us that we can have a joy that sorrow cannot erase and a peace that this world cannot touch because he has overcome the world.

In John 16:4–15, we see that the Holy Spirit convicts the world and guides believers, shining a spotlight on Christ and empowering us to be faithful witnesses.

Because the world hated Jesus, it will also hate his followers. But in John 15:18-16:4, we are encouraged to bear witness to Jesus and to not fall away - no matter the cost.

In John 15:1-17, we learn that the only way to bear lasting spiritual fruit is by abiding in Jesus - the true vine.

In a world filled with uncertainty, it can be easy to forget about what we have been given by God through Jesus. In John 14:15-31, we see at least three gifts that Jesus has given his disciples to strengthen them for the days ahead.