After His arrest, Jesus is put through 3 different trials with the Jews before being sent to Pilate. In this message we take a look at the details of these trials and address some issues that arise regarding being falsely accused and hated by others.

John 18, Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22.

As Jesus is arrested and brought before the High Priest, out in the courtyard, Peter undergoes his own trial. One which he fails. In this message we take a look at the events of Peter’s denials of Jesus and what we can learn from them.

Luke 22:54-62 (Matthew 26:57-75; Mark 14:53-72; John 18:12-27)

John 16:16-33
Jesus talks plainly to His disciples and explains to them how His death and resurrection brings joy.

John 6:5-15
As Jesus continues teaching His disciple prior to His arrest, He responds to their distress at His going away by explaining that He will send them “The Helper,” the Holy Spirit, and why that is a good thing.

John 15:18-16:4
Jesus addresses His disciples regarding how the message of the Gospel will be received by the world, how they will be treated, and why they (and we) should expect that there will be persecution as the Gospel message is proclaimed.

John 15:9-17
We continue in our look at Jesus’ final hours with His disciples. In this passage He addresses the relationship between obedience and joy.

John 14:19-31
As The Last Supper comes to a close, and much of the conversation addressing heavy issues, Jesus concludes with encouragement and promises of hope and peace to His disciples.

With the imminent arrest and crucifixion looming, Jesus further comforts His disciples by reminding them that not only will He come back for them, but that He will also send them a Helper until He returns. John 14:12-18