Saved, Safe, and Satisfied John 10:7–10 I am the door of the sheep. John 10:7 Jesus speaks of three great benefits of entering into God’s flock through him. First, Jesus says that anyone who enters in will be saved. This promise is not only about the future, but also about the past and the present.

The Dividing Rock John 9:35–41 That those who do not see may see, and those who see may become blind. John 9:39 Jesus is speaking of the indirect moral effect on everybody of his presence in the world, according to which some believe on him and others reject him. The sun’s light illustrates this. It

Able to Save John 9:1–34 He saw a man blind from birth. John 9:1 This is the gospel. It is the truth of God concerning the hopeless state of the lost and of the power of God to save such as he wills to save. God’s purposes are not frustrated by either the hatred of

Passed By John 8:48–59 Jesus hid himself and went out of the temple. John 8:59 This verse indicates the sad result of the action of those who try to get rid of Jesus. What does it mean when we are told that Jesus hid himself? First, it means that although these men could not harm

Because of the Cross John 8:1–11 Neither do I condemn you. John 8:11 When we ask, “Why did the Lord Jesus Christ not pronounce judgment on the woman caught in adultery?” the only substantial and ultimately satisfying answer we get is that he did not pronounce judgment against the woman for precisely the same reason