In this session, Erin Warren teaches through John 19. This is one of the hardest passages to read in Scripture. Jesus endures beatings, carrying His own cross, and crucifixion. It’s tempting to breeze through this and get to the good news of John 20, but it is a good practice to sit in the sorrow of John 19. It reminds us that there is a cost to sin, and Jesus paid that price on our behalf. John continually reminds us that Jesus is the true Messiah, and he does that by showing the prophecies Jesus fulfilled. Jesus cries out, “It is finished,” on the cross, reminding us that for this moment He came: to accomplish the task that we could not.

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In this session, Erin Warren teaches through John 18. John’s account of the Garden of Gethsemane reveals something profound about Jesus (hint: it’s the seventh and final “I AM”). Jesus endures a mockery of a trial. Peter denies Jesus. Pilate asks the same question many ask today: “What is truth?” Throughout John, Jesus was withdrawn when the hour was not yet, but now, He steps into the moment for which He came. This chapter is a reminder of the steadfast love of our God and that He is the absolute truth we are searching for.

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In this session, Erin Warren teaches through John 17. This is known as the High Priestly Prayer and is Jesus’ longest recorded prayer in Scripture. In it, He prays for Himself, for the disciples, and us. His prayer is a beautiful reminder of who He is, what we have because of Jesus, and how we walk forward in obedience with each other, the body of Christ.

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