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Prophetic Living | What It Means To Be A Prophet (John 11) Can someone be used by God even if they don’t believe in Him? In this message from John 11, we explore what it truly means to live prophetically. From the high priest who unknowingly spoke God's truth to modern believers who prophesy through their words and actions, we’ll uncover the surprising ways God still speaks today. Discover: 🔹 How...

Jesus Raises the Dead | John 11 Can God be trusted in our waiting? What does it mean when life falls apart, even though God loves us? In John 11, we see Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead—a miracle that reveals God's timing, His deep compassion, and His unmatched power. Even when we don't see it, God's love never fails. Jesus wept with those who mourned. He waited, not because He didn't care, but b...

The Shadow of Religious Oppression | How Jesus Lived in Holy Freedom (John 10) In a world filled with pressure from both religious legalism and cultural resistance, Jesus shows us how to live in true spiritual freedom. In John 10, he moves boldly through opposition, lives freely in Scripture, and leads us back to rest. Whether you’re a skeptic, someone feeling crushed by religion, or even part of...

Is Jesus really the only way? In John 10, Jesus calls Himself The Good Shepherd and The Gate. He says all others are thieves and fakes—but what do we do with this? This week's Bible study is for those exploring Christianity: the invitation is real, but time is short. It is also for church going or religious people: are you really apart of Jesus' flock? Or have you believed one of the fakes?

Who Is Really Blind? | John 9 What if the people who think they see clearly are actually the ones in the dark? In John 9, Jesus heals a blind man—physically and spiritually—while the religious elite remain blind to the truth. This message explores the real cost of following Jesus, why spiritual tension isn't a bad thing, and how sometimes the most "religious" are the ones missing the point entirel...

Blind Men | Who Was Really Blind? (John 9) Was the blind man really the one who couldn't see? In John 9, Jesus challenges a flawed theology that links suffering to personal sin. The disciples misunderstood Scripture, the Pharisees refused to see truth, and a healed man simply shared what Jesus did for him. This message confronts spiritual blindness in every age—including our own.

Why People Reject Jesus? | Disputing Jesus (John 8) Why do people still reject Jesus? In John 8, we see four major disputes over Jesus's message, identity, righteousness, and credibility. This video breaks down the arguments people use to reject faith—and why they fall short. From denying the supernatural to claiming self-righteousness, we address the real reasons behind unbelief and how Jesus con...

Scarlett Letters? The Adulterous Woman Is a Fraud? (John 8 Explained) Is the story of the woman caught in adultery in John 8 real—or a later addition? Has Christianity been hiding something? We uncover the truth behind one of the most powerful stories in the Bible and why it STILL matters today. Why early Christians questioned where this story belongs—not if it belongs What this reveals about the...

Arguments About Jesus | John 7 This week, we explore the real reasons people resist Jesus—and how loud voices, pride, and misinterpretation of Scripture can distract us from truth. 🔹 Why did people call Jesus "mad"? 🔹 How do religious leaders still deflect real questions today? 🔹 Are we influenced by "crowd opinions" more than truth? Subscribe for more Bible-based discussions.

Jesus’s Real Family? | What It Really Means to Follow Jesus (John 7) Is being a fan of Jesus the same as truly following Him? In John 7, even Jesus’s own brothers didn’t believe in Him—yet they tried to promote Him. Why? What does that mean for those today who talk about Jesus but don’t follow Him?

What do you do when Jesus says something that offends you? In John 6, even Jesus’ own followers struggled with His words—and some walked away. If you’ve ever felt tension between your beliefs and what the Bible says, you're not alone. In this message, we talk honestly about: -Why church teachings can feel hard to accept -How to respond when faith challenges your worldview -What it means to wrestle...

They Didn't Want Jesus — They Wanted Lunch | Religious Confusion (John 6) Most people don't reject Jesus because of evidence. They reject Him because they wanted something else — comfort, power, quick fixes. John 6 shows it clearly: the crowd didn’t want truth — they wanted a free meal. This story isn't about a miracle. It’s about what happens when you miss the real point: Jesus Himself. If all yo...

Easter Sunday 2025 | Jesus Is Risen From The Dead! Are you curious about the Christian faith? Wondering what Easter is really all about? This Easter Sunday, Pastor Adam walks through the story of Jesus' resurrection appearances in the Gospel of John—a moment that changed everything for His first followers, and still changes lives today. In this Bible study, we talk about how different people heard...

On Palm Sunday, Jesus finally steps into the spotlight. After years of slipping away from fame or danger, He rides into Jerusalem and accepts the praise of the people — fulfilling ancient prophecy and declaring Himself as King. In this message, we explore Luke 19 and ask: What changed? Why now? Jesus' time had come.

In this week’s message, Pastor Adam dives into John 6 and the surprising moment when Jesus turns to His disciples with a question. What unfolds is a powerful reminder of how God uses what little we offer, invites us into His work, and even values the “leftovers” in our lives.

This week at Faith on Hill Church, Pastor Adam walks us through the final part of John chapter 5. Jesus presents three powerful witnesses to His identity and authority—the human witness of John the Baptist, the divine witness of His miracles, and the written witness of Scripture. But here’s the surprising part: this evidence wasn’t given to so-called “sinners” or unbelievers—it was given to the re...

People have heard all kinds of things said about Jesus. But what is actually true, what is a mistake, and what is just a flat-out lie? This week, Pastor Adam takes a closer look at some of the claims people make about Jesus—especially His divine nature. What does the Bible really say? What do Christians actually believe? 📖 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth Bible study...

In this video, Pastor Adam explores John 5, where Jesus returns to Jerusalem—but instead of heading to places of power, He goes to the Skid Row of the city. There, He heals a man at the Pool of Bethesda. While the man rejoices, the religious leaders are less enthusiastic. Pastor Adam also unpacks the controversy around John 5:4—why it's missing in some Bible translations and whether it really matt...

After Jesus talks with the woman at the well, the disciples return and they aren't happy with what God is doing. Hardly the first time someone has been upset with God for doing something amazing! We'll also talk about faith and its role in healing.

This week, Jesus travels north and begins a process in his disciples to remove their bigotry and racism. At the same time, he meets a woman who is cynical, jaded, and maybe has every right to be that way. What can Jesus say to a woman who has no reason to trust him?

This week we end our time in John 3 with a debate between John's disciples and an unnamed man over fancy hand washing techniques and we'll talk about what really matters and where our focus should be as Christians.

If John 3:16 is one of the most well known verses in the Bible we should work hard to make John 3:17 equally as well known! The message that Jesus brought was one of hope and not condemnation. If we as Christians bring Jesus' message, shouldn't our message be the same as his? So why has this not been the case for so many people in so many places? We'll talk about it in today's Bible study.

After Jesus begins his public ministry, a prominent religious leader comes to Jesus late a night with questions and doubts that he can't admit to anyone else. In this week's Bible study we talk about those quiet moments and nagging fears, and how Jesus answers them.

John 2 contains two well known events in Jesus' life: the miracle at the wedding and the cleansing of the temple. The two stories highlight the contrasting work of Jesus in people's life: life-giving refreshment and life-changing cleansing. Whatever work Jesus does in a person's life, the purpose is the same: healing the broken and setting people free from bondage.

At the end of John 1, Jesus appears on the scene. But only John seems excited about it at first. Then two other guys start to follow Jesus, but what's the first thing they do? Leave Jesus... but it's so they can find their friends to bring them back and introduce them. But one of them has personal prejudices and bias to overcome.