John doesn’t end his gospel with the ascension but with Jesus eating breakfast with his disciples. But this chapter is about one disciple in particular – Peter. John 21 shows how Jesus gently but firmly restores and sends out Peter to live and witness to the grace Jesus has shown him.

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We get to be a ‘fly on the wall’ as we hear Jesus pray the best prayer ever prayed.

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The subject of the Holy Spirit causes division amongst Christians today, but he needn’t. The arguments we have tend to be from our personal experiences. What we really need to do is look at what God’s Word says about him and there are few better places to go for that than John 16 where Jesus tells us who he is.

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Jesus tackles unbelief head on in this chapter showing that it’s not about cool philosophy or wise living that makes you right with God, but whether you believe in Jesus or not. Simple.

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In chapter 5 Jesus healed a pretty unpleasant paralysed man. Here Jesus heals a guy you’d want to be your best friend. He even stands up against the religious leaders! What’s the secret? He just knew that Jesus was far greater than they were. This chapter shows that you don’t need a lot of knowledge, just a lot of simple trust in Jesus.

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In John chapter 5, Jesus meets a paralysed man by the pool of Bethesda. The odd thing about this healing is that the man is deeply unpleasant, ungrateful and generally not very nice at all – even after he’s healed. Yet, Jesus still heals him showing that salvation is all a work of God.

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