Sermon Academy 10/28/26 Sermon Academy 10/28/26

Jesus the Way, Truth, and Life: John 14:6

Thomas asks how the disciples can know the way, and Jesus answers by naming himself. The verse makes access to God a gift given in Christ rather than a method we master.

Sermon Academy 10/25/26 Sermon Academy 10/25/26

Jesus Answers Thomas: "I Am the Way"

Thomas asks how anyone can know the way, and Jesus answers with himself rather than with directions. The way to the Father is a person, not a method.

Sermon Academy 10/25/26 Sermon Academy 10/25/26

John 14:6: Jesus Is the Way to the Father

Thomas asks how to know the way, and Jesus does not hand him directions but himself. Knowing God personally, on this passage's terms, means coming to the Father through the Son who is the way.

Sermon Academy 10/24/26 Sermon Academy 10/24/26

John 14:6: Jesus Is the Way, the Truth, and the Life

Thomas asks how the disciples can know the way, and Jesus answers by naming himself rather than a route. The verse holds together who Jesus is and what access to the Father depends on.

Sermon Academy 10/20/26 Sermon Academy 10/20/26

John 14:6: Jesus as the Way, Truth, Life

Thomas asks how anyone can know the way. Jesus answers by identifying himself as the way, the truth and the life, and he locates access to the Father in his own person rather than in a technique or a code.

Sermon Academy 10/19/26 Sermon Academy 10/19/26

John 14:6: Jesus as the Way, Truth, Life

Jesus does not hand Thomas a map to God; he says he is the way. What sets Christianity apart on this text is a person who is himself the access to the Father, and that claim humbles the one who repeats it as much as it confronts the one who hears it.