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I AM. They are among the most powerful words in the world. What you put after them shapes your entire reality. In the Gospel of John, Jesus often speaks of himself using these words. As one scholar put it, they are more than a novelty of John’s Gospel because they reveal the truth of his own identity, fully human and fully God. Join us this Lenten season as we discover and imagine how what Jesus puts after his “I am” statements can truly shape our faith and life in Him.
March 9 – Exodus 3:1-14, John 8:58
March 16 – I AM the Bread of Life: John 6:24-35
March 23 – I AM the Light of the World: John 7:2, 14 and 8:12
March 30 – I AM the Good Shepherd: John 10:11-18
April 6 – I AM the True Vine: John 15:1-8
April 13 – I AM The Way, the Truth and the Life: John 14:1-7
April 20 – I AM the Resurrection and the Life: John 11:17-26
Mention the Book of Revelation and you will usually get a quizzical look. The final book of the Bible, Revelation contains mysterious language and fantastic imagery that often confuses. Revelation: Living with the End in Mind invites us to hear Revelation not as a cryptic prediction of the future, but as a bold, hope-filled call to live faithfully in the present. Across five powerful visions, John reveals a God who reigns now, a Lamb who is worthy of worship, a church gathered in every language and land, a world being made new, and a future filled with healing, light, and life. Far from encouraging escape or fear, Revelation gives us courage for today—reminding us that God is with us, Christ reigns, and we are called to embody hope, justice, and love no matter what the world may bring. This Easter season, we live with the end in mind—not with fear, but with faithfulness, as we follow the Lamb and join in God's work of making all things new.
May 4 – Third Sunday of Easter (Graduation Sunday): Revelation 1:4-8
May 11 – Fourth Sunday of Easter (Mother’s Day): Revelation 5:11-14
May 18 – Fifth Sunday of Easter: Revelation 7:9-17
May 25 – Sixth Sunday of Easter: Revelation 21:1-6
June 1 – Seventh Sunday of Easter / Ascension Sunday: Revelation 21 and 22 (selected verses)