In this message, we dive into one of the most profound and "lingering" moments in the Gospel of John: the death and upcoming resurrection of Lazarus. While the other Gospels are often episodic, John slows down to show us the deep, trinitarian heart of Jesus and His victory over the grave. As we walk through the first 27 verses of John 11, we explore why Jesus—out of a deep and abiding love—deliberately delayed His arrival, allowing a situation to become "humanly impossible" so that God’s glory could be fully revealed.

Scripture References: John 11:1-27

Related Topics: Glory of God, Jesus, Lazarus, Miracles | More Messages from Nathan Smith

From Series: "The Gospel According to John"

An expositional look at the book of John.

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