In episode 7 of the Jesus’s Authority series, we explore two final “I Am” declarations that reveal both the intimacy and authority of Christ. In John 15, Jesus says, “I am the vine,” inviting His disciples into a life of connection and fruitfulness. In John 18, He says, “I am He,” and even His enemies fall to the ground. These moments—one relational, one confrontational—together form a powerful portrait of divine identity. Jesus doesn’t just nourish His followers—He commands reverence.

In episode 6 of the Jesus’s Authority series, we find Jesus preparing His disciples for His departure. In the midst of their confusion and fear, He offers reassurance: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Through the lens of John 14, we explore what it means to follow a person—not just a path or a set of rules. Jesus doesn’t offer a system. He offers Himself. This isn’t just a theological statement—it’s a relational invitation.

In episode 5 of the Jesus’s Authority series, we step into one of Jesus’s profound declarations: “I am the resurrection and the life.” Through the lens of John 11, we witness divine identity meeting human sorrow as Jesus responds to the death of Lazarus—not with haste, but with holy intention. This isn’t just a comforting moment—it’s a defining shift. Jesus reframes resurrection—not as something far off, but as something already present in Him. Our hope in the future resurrection is anchored in the living person of Christ.