John 15 and the compulsion every person has to live a life that means something — and where we go wrong locating that in career, income or possessions.
A verse-by-verse walk through John 14, read as a journey with terrain worth mapping — with the promise that either direction you turn works out for those who love God.
John 20 returns to fill in what the first account left out of Mary's morning at the tomb — a reminder of how particular the Bible is about people.
The empty tomb in John 20:1-10, through the eyes of the three who reached it first — Mary Magdalene, Peter and John, and how differently each came to believe.
Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus in John 19:38-42: two secret disciples who stepped into the open at the one moment it cost the most.
The trial before Pontius Pilate in John 18, and Jesus' answer that his kingdom is not of this world — which is why no one fought for him.