When Jesus asked His disciples, “Who do men say that I am?” the answers were all wrong. So He revealed exactly who He is, and His answer is recorded in the Gospel of John through a series of seven statements, all of them starting with the powerful declaration: I AM. Covers Selected Scriptures

Every culture has relied on the nourishment of bread. Jesus certainly knew that. Join Dr. David Jeremiah as he explains how Christ used bread to help His followers know Him better. Covers John 6:1-35.

It is against a backdrop of darkness that Jesus proclaims, "I am the light of the world." In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explores the contrast of this world's prevailing darkness against Christ's purity, brightness, and message of hope. Covers John 8:12.

From the door of Noah's ark to the Passover door, the Bible places a lot of importance on doors, doorways, and gates. And perhaps the most important reference is to Jesus Himself, when He says "I am the door." Join Dr. David Jeremiah as he takes a closer look at this metaphor. Covers John 10:1-10.

Jesus never refers to Himself as a priest or a preacher; not once does He say He is a clergyman, bishop, or elder. But why would He identify Himself as a lowly shepherd? In this message, we look to the book of John to discover exactly what He means. Covers John 10:11-18.

If thinking about death makes you anxious or fearful, remember: Jesus calls Himself the resurrection and the life! In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on this important identification. Covers John 11:17-27.

Jesus says He is the only way to heaven, which some find encouraging and others find intolerant. How do you respond? Learn more about these two mindsets in this message from Dr. David Jeremiah. Covers John 14:6.

Have you ever been discouraged about your faith? Has your pursuit to lead a faithful Christian life ever felt too complex to be possible? Follow along as Dr. David Jeremiah describes Jesus as the True Vine, the root of all fruitfulness and joy. Covers John 15:1-5.