Gospel of John (pt. 23b)In this follow-up to our previous lesson on the symbolism of John Chapter 2, we examine the rich cultural and spiritual backdrop of the Wedding at Cana. What did John mean when he said it was the “third day”? At first glance, this might seem like a small detail, but when viewed through the lens of Jewish wedding traditions, it opens up a powerful layer of meaning that brings the Cana scene to life. In this lesson, we’ll explore:
Ultimately, we’ll see how this first “sign” reveals God's transformative power through Jesus, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. 👉 Don’t miss this lesson as we uncover the hidden richness behind one of the most beloved stories in the Gospels! Lesson Handout: 
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Gospel of John (pt. 23a)I invite you to join me as we begin our journey through John Chapter 2, a remarkable section of Scripture that contains two profound events: the Wedding at Cana and Jesus cleansing the Temple courts. Though seemingly unrelated, these stories are deeply connected—and together, they reveal powerful lessons that still speak to our spiritual journey today. Throughout this series, we will explore the rich layers of meaning found within John 2:
Whether you’re familiar with these passages or encountering them for the first time, I believe you’ll find fresh insight that deepens your understanding and renews your trust in God’s work—both in the pages of Scripture and in your own life. Lesson Handout:
Gospel of John (pt. 22)When most people think of Jacob, one word often comes to mind: deceiver. We’ve been told he tricked his brother out of his birthright and deceived his father Isaac—but is that really what the text says? In this lesson, we take a fresh look at the story of Jacob through the lens of the biblical narrative itself. When we slow down and pay close attention to the details, a very different picture begins to emerge—one that challenges traditional assumptions and invites deeper reflection. Here are just a few of the surprising insights we explore:
This lesson invites you to read the story of Jacob with fresh eyes and to rediscover what the writer of Genesis may really be telling us. Multiple Lesson Downloads: Main Lesson Plan: Click Here
Reading on Jacob: Click Here
Midrash on Psalm 32:2: Click Here
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Teacher Scott Broberg - I have a Masters of Divinity (MDiv) from Bethel Seminary - San Diego - Biblical Studies with and emphasis on the Old Testament. Categories
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