The Pharisees tried to lay a trap for Jesus by bringing a woman caught in the act of adultery to Jesus in order for Him to pass judgment on her. However, Jesus did the unexpected and sent the self-righteous men away embarrassed and ashamed.

John chapter seven lists a series of twenty questions asked by both Jesus and the crowds listening to him. We can boil those down to six questions that help us understand who Jesus really is.

On the heels of Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, John provides one of the most powerful verses in all the bible encapsulating the gospel message in a few simple words.

When the Word became flesh and dwelled among us, He came with two things that we desperately need: grace and truth.

There are many people who believe that Jesus existed and that he was a good man or a good teacher. However, Jesus didn't leave the door open to believe that. Jesus' claims about himself force us all into an all-or-nothing choice.

In a pluralistic society, one of the greatest "sins" that can be committed is to claim exclusive truth. As a result, many people say that Jesus is not the only way to get to God. However, that's not what Jesus said at all.