John

Can we trust in the teaching of Jesus? At the end of the day, we all have to decide for ourselves if Jesus is who he claims to be. Is He the Messiah or not?
Jesus lays out a number of reasons why we can trust his teachings against the backdrop of the Feast of Tabernacles. Jesus demonstrates that He comes from the Father with righteousness. We can say with certainty that Jesus is who he says he is.
A study of John 7 14-29 based on "Explore the Bible: Winter 2022-23" from Lifeway. This is the eighth lesson on John’s gospel prepared by Gary Stieber for Houston's First Baptist Church.
Previous Lessons in John:
John 1:1-14 • John 1:1-14: In the Be...
John 1:41-50 • John 1:40-51: Come and...
John 2:1-23 • John 2:1-23: I Will Raise
John 3:1-21 • John 3:1-21: Everyone ...
John 4:3-42 • John 4:3-42: But Whoev...
John 5:1-18 • John 5:1-18: Pick Up Y...
John 6:26-40 • John 6:26-40: I AM the...

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Another great lesson!