From John 14:15-31 we see four ways that the Spirit of God makes good on Jesus' promise. He enables love of Jesus, sustains the teaching of Jesus, brings the conviction of Jesus and grants the peace of Jesus.    

From John 14 we learn the essential message of Christianity; that through Jesus Christ we can personally know and trust in God the father.

Preaching from John 13 Pastor Jon shows us how Jesus' humble act of foot-washing is a symbol of the sacrificial love that takes Christ to the cross on behalf of those he loves.

From John 12 we see that the gospel of Jesus is not just a New Testament idea, rather it is deeply woven into the fabric of scripture. All of scripture testifies to Christ.

Returning to John 10, we're reminded that although most people love the idea of a good and gentle shepherd who cares for and protects us, we are not as comfortable with the reality that like helpless sheep, we are desperately in need of a shepherd.

From John 8 we learn that we're not to seek our own glory, or to live for the approval of men, but instead to stake our lives on knowing God and walking in delightful obedience  to him.

From John's gospel we learn that Jesus Christ frees us from the bondage of self, sin and Satan. 

From John 8, we learn how Jesus stoops down to offer mercy to those who least deserve it.   

From John 6 we learn about the dangers of false discipleship, and the difference between those who follow Christ for their own self-interest, and those who have found essential life-change through Jesus Christ.

From chapter 6 of John's gospel we learn three essential truths about Christianity: 1) Jesus is the main subject of the Bible, 2) Eternal life is found in Christ alone, and 3) Christians are those who feed on the crucified One.