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Jesus loved to ask questions (the Gospels list at least 135 of his questions). The most powerful question Jesus asked in this text was "Who are you looking for?" Who they were looking for tells us a lot about the people in this story.
Scripture: John 18:1-14
Denomination: Christian/Church Of Christ
Many of understand that God has forgive us but have a hard time forgiving ourselves.
Scripture: John 18:14-18, John 18:25-27, John 21:15-19
Denomination: Baptist
The trials of Jesus Christ show us: 1. The evil results of rejecting Jesus. 2. The excellent reasons for receiving Jesus. 3. The essential revelation we have in Jesus.
Scripture: John 18:12-24, John 18:28-40
1. We see Peter following the Lord(vs. 15). 2. We see Peter's friends (vs. 16). 3. We see Peter failure (vs. 17-18; 24-27). 4. We see Peter finding out that failure isn't final.
Scripture: John 18:12-18, John 18:24-27
Greetings In The Holy Name Of Christ Jesus Yahshuah , My brothers and sisters, I write to you because of the defense of Christ Jesus Yahshuah,
Scripture: 1 John 2:1, Matthew 1:20-21, Mark 14:55-64, Matthew 17:1-13, Matthew 3:7, Matthew 3:16-17, John 18:14, Numbers 8:24-25, John 18:13, John 11:49-53, Matthew 2:2-3, Matthew 2:4 (view more) (view less)
Denomination: Friends
A study of the Gospel of John 18: 1 – 14
Denomination: Calvary Chapel
Jesus has completely surrendered Himself to these guards; He signifies that He is their substitute. We must take a moment to grasp this: He places Himself in front of them (and us) to protect them from the danger.
Jesus and Peter are being questioned simultaneously after Jesus' Arrest and Peter's triple denial is recorded by John's eyewitness account.
Scripture: John 18:12-27
The enemies and the disciples of Jesus are in denial
Message John 18:12-27 Everyone Is In Denial Have you ever looked at a situation and thought to yourself, “That’s just wrong!!”. (I had supporting pictures on the data presentation) There are all sorts of situations that fit into the “That’s just wrong” ...read more
Jesus deliberately enables Himself to be arrested, showing that He is totally in control of the situation. In doing so Jesus demonstrates that no one who is in God’s family will be lost.
Scripture: John 18:1-27
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Jesus boldly stands trial before the high priest Annas
Denomination: Lutheran
Jesus faced his cup of suffering willingly. God had a plan and Jesus, as difficult as it was, was willing to carry it out. Jesus needed to teach this lesson to Peter and it's a good lesson for us as well. Are we willing to 'drink our cup'?
Don't crow about yourself or the Telltale Rooster will crow on you.
Scripture: John 18:11-37
Denomination: Independent/Bible
As Jesus is taken into captivity we see both courage and cowardice on display in the lives of three characters.
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