This message delves into the Gospel of John to explore the multifaceted nature of belief and its implications for eternal life. Using the metaphor of blind skiers trusting their guides, Dr. Croteau illustrates that true belief in Jesus involves more than intellectual assent; it requires trust, repentance, and a transformed life. The Gospel of John emphasizes the importance of 'believing in' Jesus, highlighting that genuine faith manifests in actions and a life characterized by righteousness. Examples from the Gospel, such as Nathaniel's incomplete understanding and the Samaritans' growing faith, underscore the transformative power of encountering Jesus personally. Reflect on whether your belief is merely intellectual or if it leads to a life of deep trust and righteousness.

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From Series: "The Gospel According to John"

An expositional look at the book of John.