God The Son | Jesus The True Vine
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:
Jesus is the true vine, and we are the branches. For a branch to survive and thrive, it must stay connected to the trunk. Without this connection, there is no life. In this talk, we explore how remaining connected to Christ is the source of our spiritual life, growth and fruitfulness.
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Jesus is the true vine, and we are the branches. For a branch to survive and thrive, it must stay connected to the trunk. In this talk, we explore how remaining connected to Christ is the source of our spiritual life, growth and fruitfulness.
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.
Jesus declares and demonstrates that He is the Lord of Life, revealing not only His power but also the security of those whose hope is in Him.
In John 10, Jesus declares, "I am the Good Shepherd." This talk explores the biblical story behind those words, revealing a Shepherd who knows, protects, restores, and calls us to trust His voice.
Light is one of the Bible’s most powerful symbols, representing God’s presence, truth, holiness, life, and saving power. From Genesis to Revelation, it transforms everything it touches.
In this talk, we explore the “I am” statements in John’s gospel and what they reveal about Jesus as “the way to eternal life.
In first-century Israel, water was precious, making Jesus’ promise especially powerful. Drawing on Old Testament imagery, he offers “living water” to those who recognise their need of God — life-giving water that never runs dry and wells up to eternal life.
Jesus is called many titles in John’s Gospel, including “the bridegroom” in John 3—a lesser-known but important name that points to who He is and His mission.
We trace the theme of the lamb through the story of the Bible, seeing how it points to and is ultimately fulfilled in Jesus.
Explore John 1 and discover what the opening of John's gospel reveals about who Jesus is — the Word of God made human — and why it matters for your faith today.