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 crucifixion in John 19 — the sign Pilate would not change, the soldiers casting lots, and Jesus entrusting his mother to the disciple he loved.
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.
John 18 and the arrest in the garden. Jesus returns to the scene of the crime — a garden — and begins to redeem what was lost in one.
John 17:6-19, and prayer as the thing that releases God's power into a life and into the world — put as a question: what is your go-to, and do you…