In John 21:19, Jesus foretells the kind of death by which Peter would glorify God. Discover how this prophecy transforms failure into faithfulness, revealing that even suffering and death can become acts of worship and witness in the life of a disciple.

In John 21:17, Peter declares, “Lord, you know all things; you know that I love you.” Discover how Jesus’ threefold question restores Peter’s heart, affirms divine grace, and reveals what true discipleship looks like after failure.

In John 21:15, Jesus restores Peter through a threefold question: “Do you love me more than these?” Discover how this tender conversation transforms failure into faithfulness and reveals love as the foundation of Christian discipleship.

Discover how Jesus reinstates Peter in John 21:15-25 after his denial. Explore this powerful story of forgiveness, redemption, and restoration alongside biblical examples like Moses, David, and Paul.

Explore John 21:1-14 where Jesus appears to seven disciples by the Sea of Galilee. Discover the meaning behind the miraculous catch of fish and breakfast on the shore.

Discover why the Gospel of John was written through John 20:30-31. Learn the purpose of the Gospel of John and how it aims to create faith in Jesus Christ.

John 20:29 records Jesus saying, “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.” Discover what it means to walk by faith, not by sight, and how unseen trust brings divine blessing in a world longing for proof.

John 20:28 records Thomas’s dramatic confession, “My Lord and my God.” Explore how this encounter transforms doubt into worship and reveals Jesus’ full divinity.

John 20:25 records Thomas’s honest doubt—“Unless I see, I will not believe.” Discover how Jesus meets him with grace, transforming skepticism into the strongest confession of faith: “My Lord and my God.”

John 20:21 records Jesus’ words, “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.” Explore how this verse defines the mission of the church and every believer’s calling to continue Christ’s work in the world.

John 20:19-29 tells of Jesus’ resurrection appearances to his disciples and to Thomas. Explore how Christ brings peace, sends them on mission, and calls us to faith.

John 20:1-18 recounts the empty tomb and Jesus’ appearance to Mary Magdalene. Explore verse-by-verse how grief becomes joy and faith in the risen Christ.

John 19:38-42 describes Jesus’ burial by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus. Explore its rich meaning, Old Testament echoes, and hope beyond the tomb.

Explore John 19:34, where blood and water flow from Jesus’ side. Learn how this detail reveals the reality of his death, fulfills Scripture, and symbolizes salvation, sacraments, and the birth of the church.

Explore John 19:30 where Jesus proclaims, “It is finished.” Discover how this cry signals victory, fulfillment of Scripture, and the completion of salvation’s work.

Explore John 19:28 where Jesus declares, “I am thirsty.” Learn how this cry reveals his humanity, fulfills Scripture, and symbolizes the living water poured out for us.

Explore John 19:28-37, the death of Jesus. Discover why Jesus died, how he fulfills the image of the Passover Lamb, and how Scripture, Exodus, Hebrews, Paul, and Revelation illuminate the meaning of the cross.

In John 19:26, Jesus tells Mary, “Woman, behold your son.” Explore how this moment honors motherhood, fulfills prophecy, and forms a new family at the cross.

John 19:17-27 – The crucifixion of Jesus: when, where, and why it happened. Explore Golgotha, the day of crucifixion, and the cross as the center of Christian faith.

John 19:11 – Jesus tells Pilate, “You would have no power unless given from above.” Explore God’s sovereignty, human responsibility, and the meaning of true authority.