God The Son | Jesus The Way, The Truth and The Life
About this series:
Written by John as an eyewitness to Jesus' ministry, death, and resurrection, his gospel has a clear stated purpose: that readers would believe Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and find life in his name (20:30–31).
John's gospel is rich with iconic moments — from the poetic prologue to vivid personal encounters, remarkable miracles, and extended teaching. It includes some of Jesus' most memorable sayings, particularly the "I am" statements, in which Jesus describes himself as the Bread of Life, the Light of the World, the Good Shepherd, the Resurrection and the Life, the Way, the Truth and the Life, and the True Vine.
This series works through eleven of those titles across John's gospel, exploring who Jesus claimed to be — and what that means for us today.
About this talk:
In a world with countless paths promising purpose, peace, and fulfilment, where do we turn? We explore why Jesus isn't just one option among many, but the One who changes everything—and what that means for our lives today.
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Devotional: Try Listening for the Shepherd
Intro
Life feels loud and confusing sometimes. It’s easy to miss what really matters when too many voices compete for attention. Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd. He says he knows you and calls you by name.
Discussion Questions
What voices shape most of your decisions right now?
Where do you feel most confused or lost lately?
What makes it hard to trust Jesus with your life?
When have you felt helped or steadied during a hard season?
What would it look like to follow his voice this week?
Application
Pick one quiet moment each day this week. Turn off your phone and sit in silence for five minutes.
Ask Jesus to help you hear his voice more clearly. Also choose one habit that pulls you away from peace. Cut it back for seven days and notice what changes.
Prayer
Jesus, you know me better than I know myself.
Help me hear your voice above everything else.
Lead me when I feel lost or tired.
Stay close to me this week. Amen.
