In today’s study, we explore Jesus’ powerful words in John 16:25-33, where He reassures His disciples that even in the face of trials, they can have peace because He has already overcome the world. We wrestle with the disciples' misunderstanding, Jesus' promise of coming persecution, and the
John 16:16-24
In John 16, Jesus prepares His disciples for His coming departure, using the imagery of childbirth to explain how their present sorrow will turn into joy. The conversation highlights a key theme in John's Gospel—the glory of Christ, not just in the cross but in His entire mission. While the
John 16:4-15
In this study of John 16, Jesus tells His disciples something surprising—it’s actually good news that He is leaving. Why? Because His departure makes way for the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, who will guide, teach, and convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. Clint and Michael unpack the
John 16:1-4
In John 16:1-4, Jesus speaks directly to the cost of discipleship, warning his followers that their faithfulness to him will bring opposition—even to the point of persecution. He makes it clear that this isn’t about seeking conflict but about standing firm when it comes. Clint and Michael explore
John 15:18-27
Why does the world hate Christians? In John 15:18-27, Jesus gives his disciples a stark warning—following him comes with opposition. But what does he mean by "the world," and how should we understand this tension today? In this episode, we unpack Jesus’ words, exploring the clash between faith and
John 15:12-17
In this episode, we explore one of the most profound teachings of Jesus in John 15:12-17—his call to sacrificial love. Jesus commands his disciples to love one another as he has loved them, making it clear that the greatest love is one that lays down its life for others. But what does that really
John 15:1-11
In this episode, we dive into John 15:1-11, where Jesus declares, “I am the true vine.” This powerful metaphor reminds us that true discipleship requires staying connected to Christ, which naturally leads to bearing fruit in our lives. We explore the tension between faith and action, how abiding in
John 14:22-31
In this study of John 14:22-31, we explore Jesus’ promise of peace and the presence of the Holy Spirit. As Judas (not Iscariot) questions how Jesus will reveal Himself, Jesus explains that those who love Him will keep His word, and God’s Spirit will dwell with them. The Holy Spirit, called the








