Heart Zone Radio Program

Jesus illustrates the importance of gratitude and our natural tendency to forget God from Luke 17:11-19.

After telling them the hardships that they will face, Jesus reassures his followers that they will not be alone from John 15:26-27.

Jesus warns his followers to expect difficulty in these troubling times from John 15:18-25.

Jesus tells his followers how to love by showing them the depth of love that he has for them from John 15:12-17.

Jesus calls believers to do deeper in their relationship with him from John 15:1-6.

Jesus expresses that even though he is going away, he wants to bring comfort to his followers by giving them some words of encouragement from John 14:25-31.

Jesus expresses that even though he is going away, he gives his followers assurances for while he is away from John 14:19-24.

Jesus expresses that even though he is going away, he followers will continue his work from John 14:12-18.

Jesus reassures his followers concerning their destiny if they trust in him from John 14:1-11.

Jesus gives his followers a new commandment that should mark their lives as we live in this world from John 13:31-38.

Jesus sets the example of how we are to treat those who would betray us from John 13:18-30.

Jesus sets the example of how we are to treat each other from John 13:1-17.

Jesus expresses that each person is ultimately responsible for how they respond to him and his teaching from John 12:37-50.

Jesus made a determined decision to go to the cross for our salvation from John 12:27-36.

When it comes to Jesus, people operate from their own perspective of who he really is from John 12:12-26.

When it comes to Jesus, people operate from their own perspective of who he really is from John 12:1-11.

The decision to reject Jesus has less to do with who he is and more to do with the personal choice of the person from John 11:38-57.

There are times when we are in the midst of the crisis we need to be able to express our thoughts to the Lord from John 11:17-37.

While we tend to allow a crisis to dictate our actions, Jesus operates from a different perspective from John 11:1-16.

When it comes to our lives and who we will follow, only the true shepherd knows us intimately and will die for us from John 10:11-18.