Chapter 12 begins with covering the events of the last week before Jesus crucifixion.  Starting with the anointing of Jesus by Mary, our study covers the different aspects of this event as well as the triumphant entry into Jerusalem.

In what was truly a turning point in the ministry of Christ, the man named Lazarus dies.  Even though our Savior weeps at the scene of the grave, death would be undone as Lazarus is told by Christ to come forth!  Listen in as we discuss this triumphant account.

This chapter in the book of John highlights the role of Jesus and his followers.  He is the good shepherd, the door of the sheep, the one whose voice the sheep hear.  Listen as we discuss these interesting depictions and their applications.

In what is one of the most fascinating accounts in the gospels, Jesus heals a blind man's sight when the Lord puts clay in his eyes and tells him to wash in the Pool of Siloam.  While Jesus restoring sight to the blind is incredible enough, what happens in the aftermath makes this account truly memorable!

Jesus engages the Jewish religious leaders yet again.  They are trying desperately to discredit him and trick him into saying the wrong thing.  Jesus, though, seems to be going on the offensive in this particular set of verses.   

This study covers the interesting case of Jesus and the woman that was caught in Adultery and brought before him by the scribes and Pharisees.  How did Jesus respond and what was her fate?  Listen and find out!

Jesus continues his discourse during the Feast of Tabernacles and it causes a stir among the people.  There are a few that are on the Lord's side, even Nicodemus calls his colleagues into question, but to no avail.  

The Feast of Tabernacles is the backdrop for our study today and the teaching of Jesus is once again on display.  He goes up to Jerusalem at the right time and starts in on the haughty and hypocritical Jewish leaders.  Listen as we dissect these events.

Jesus, after his great miracle of feeding the 5,000 is challenged.  These are people that wanted to make him a king, but could not accept that He was the Messiah that came down from heaven.  In this study we look at the symbolism that he gives concerning eating his flesh and drinking his blood, as well as the other curious aspects surrounding these events.

As the crowds follow Jesus into the wilderness, they need sustenance in order to keep going.  The disciples are able to find a boy that has 5 loaves and 2 fish and with that, Jesus multiplies them enough to feed 5,000 men, plus women and children!  Listen as we discuss this incredible miracle and Jesus walking on the water to the disciples.