Topic
Deity of Christ
10 devotionals · 2 apologetics
- Bread in a Desolate PlaceFive thousand men, five barley loaves, two small fish, and a Lord who already knew what He would do. He asked Philip anyway. Then the crowd wanted to make Him king, and He walked away. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-21-bread-in-a-desolate-place/
- Four WitnessesJesus did not ask anyone to take His word alone. He called four witnesses: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures. Then He told the experts in Moses that Moses himself would accuse them. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-20-four-witnesses/
- Did Jesus Claim to Be God?Did Jesus claim to be God? His enemies thought so. They tried to stone Him for it more than once, and the high priest tore his robes over it. Men who wanted Him dead understood Him better than modern scholars who want Him tame.
- From Death to LifeThey wanted Jesus dead for making Himself equal with God. He did not soften a word. He told them the Son makes alive the ones He chooses, all judgment belongs to Him, and every grave will one day answer His call. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-19-from-death-to-life/
- My Father Is WorkingA man walked for the first time in thirty-eight years, and the religious leaders saw only a mat carried on the Sabbath. Jesus answered that His Father is working and so is He. They understood exactly what He meant, and they wanted Him dead for it.
- Go, Your Son LivesGalilee wanted signs. A desperate official wanted a living son. Jesus spoke one sentence from Cana, the fever left Capernaum at that hour, and a whole household believed the word they had not yet seen.
- I Who Speak to You Am HeShe asked for water. Jesus asked for her husband. He laid her life open, moved worship off every mountain, said the Father is seeking worshipers, then told her plainly: I who speak to you am He.
- Destroy This TempleJesus walked into His Father’s house and flipped the market. When they demanded a sign, He pointed at His own body. The real temple was standing in front of them.
- The First of His SignsThe jars were for washing, and they ran out of wine. Jesus did not take orders from the wedding. He showed His glory, and the disciples believed.
- John 1 and Genesis: Same Beginning, Same LordJohn’s prologue does not soften Genesis — it names the Word who was God, already there when the beginning began, the One through whom all things were made.
- The Word Became FleshThe eternal Word did not stay distant. He took flesh, pitched His tent among us, and the glory we see is full of grace and truth — not a softer God, but God with us.
- In the Beginning Was the WordBefore there was a manger, there was the Word. John opens not with biography but with eternity — and that changes how a man reads every page that follows.
- Bread in a Desolate PlaceFive thousand men, five barley loaves, two small fish, and a Lord who already knew what He would do. He asked Philip anyway. Then the crowd wanted to make Him king, and He walked away. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-21-bread-in-a-desolate-place/
- Four WitnessesJesus did not ask anyone to take His word alone. He called four witnesses: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures. Then He told the experts in Moses that Moses himself would accuse them. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-20-four-witnesses/
- From Death to LifeThey wanted Jesus dead for making Himself equal with God. He did not soften a word. He told them the Son makes alive the ones He chooses, all judgment belongs to Him, and every grave will one day answer His call. https://thedailyman.org/devotions/john/2026-10-19-from-death-to-life/
- My Father Is WorkingA man walked for the first time in thirty-eight years, and the religious leaders saw only a mat carried on the Sabbath. Jesus answered that His Father is working and so is He. They understood exactly what He meant, and they wanted Him dead for it.
- Go, Your Son LivesGalilee wanted signs. A desperate official wanted a living son. Jesus spoke one sentence from Cana, the fever left Capernaum at that hour, and a whole household believed the word they had not yet seen.
- I Who Speak to You Am HeShe asked for water. Jesus asked for her husband. He laid her life open, moved worship off every mountain, said the Father is seeking worshipers, then told her plainly: I who speak to you am He.
- Destroy This TempleJesus walked into His Father’s house and flipped the market. When they demanded a sign, He pointed at His own body. The real temple was standing in front of them.
- The First of His SignsThe jars were for washing, and they ran out of wine. Jesus did not take orders from the wedding. He showed His glory, and the disciples believed.
- The Word Became FleshThe eternal Word did not stay distant. He took flesh, pitched His tent among us, and the glory we see is full of grace and truth — not a softer God, but God with us.
- In the Beginning Was the WordBefore there was a manger, there was the Word. John opens not with biography but with eternity — and that changes how a man reads every page that follows.
- Did Jesus Claim to Be God?Did Jesus claim to be God? His enemies thought so. They tried to stone Him for it more than once, and the high priest tore his robes over it. Men who wanted Him dead understood Him better than modern scholars who want Him tame.
- John 1 and Genesis: Same Beginning, Same LordJohn’s prologue does not soften Genesis — it names the Word who was God, already there when the beginning began, the One through whom all things were made.
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