In John 13:18-38, we pick up the conversation between Jesus and his disciples over dinner. After he had washed their feet, he announced that one of them would betray him. Once Judas had gone out into the night, Jesus gave his followers of every age the New Commandment: to love each other as he loved us.
After complaining repeatedly to God, the prophet had a view of God’s power and fell silent.
All of a sudden, in John 11:55-12:26, Jesus not only permitted but encouraged people publicly to recognize him as king. What had changed? What...
Paul began his letter to the Romans by explaining the gospel of God and its purpose to bring about the obedience of faith among...