Who is Jesus? – Ep 21 – "Lessons From the War Room" (John 13:21-38)

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Who is Jesus? – Ep 21 – "Lessons From the War Room" (John 13:21-38)

John chapter 13 to 17 takes place in the upper room and we see Jesus preparing His men with some final instructions. Some scholars have referred to the upper room as a war room. We are going to look at three lessons from the war room in this message.

Who is Jesus? – Ep 20 – "The Towel and the Cross" (John 13:1-20)

We come to one of the most powerful and humbling moments in the life of Jesus — washing His disciples’ feet in John 13:1-20. On the very night before the cross, the One who held all authority in His hands wrapped Himself with a towel and took the place of a servant. In this message, “The Towel and the Cross,” we will see that true greatness in the Kingdom of God is not found in power, status, or recognition, but in humble love and sacrificial service. More importantly, we will discover that before we can serve Christ, we must first allow ourselves to be served and cleansed by Him. In this message, we look at the Servant King who loved His own to the very end — and what it means for us to become “people of the towel” in a world obsessed with self-promotion and power.

Who is Jesus? – Ep 19 – "Unbelief Exposed" (John 10:22-42)

During the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah), Jesus stands in the temple and boldly reveals who He truly is — the Shepherd sent from the Father, the One who gives eternal life and holds His sheep securely in His hands. Yet even standing face to face with Jesus, many still refused to believe. Together we’ll explore what unbelief really is, why people resist Jesus even when the evidence is clear, and the incredible comfort found in belonging to the Good Shepherd.

Who is Jesus? – Ep 18 – "The Good Shepherd" (John 10:1-21)

In this message, we look at one of the most loved images in all of Scripture: Jesus as the Good Shepherd. In a world filled with competing voices, Jesus says that His sheep know His voice and follow Him. This passage reminds us that not every voice leads to life—but Jesus is the Shepherd who knows us, calls us by name, leads us, protects us, and ultimately lays down His life for His sheep.