Meditation
Intuition
What does Jesus mean by saying that he will reveal himself to those who love him?
What does Jesus mean by saying that he will reveal himself to those who love him?
How can you say anything about the resurrection? It’s too big a topic. It’s like, “Say a little about life.”
I hate zoom worship. I find my mind wandering. When we sing a song I’m thinking, verse 2, hopefully this is the last one? Verse 3? OK, verse 4 must be the last one, hardly any songs have more than 4 verses. Verse 5!?!
You take a pilgrimage toward Jerusalem for the festival. It’s been a long trip, but you are drawn. Now you are getting close.
For much of the disciples’ lives, Jesus, who is right there with them, is apparently hidden from them. But to those who love him he promises to reveal himself.
The bible, the New Testament, the gospels are full of embarrassing promises, but nowhere are they as thick and heavy as in Jesus’ last discourse to the disciples in John 14–16.
Who may aspire to know God, to serve him wholeheartedly, to be filled with the Holy Spirit, to be made like him?
There will be true prophets and there will be false prophets. How do we tell them apart?