John 14:15 - 14:31

Gospel of JohnSteve Gregg
In this study of John 14:15-31, Steve Gregg delves into Jesus' promise to send the Holy Spirit as a Comforter and Advocate for his disciples. Gregg suggests that Jesus is implying that he is already serving as an advocate for his disciples, but the Holy Spirit will take on this role in the next phase of the Kingdom of God. He emphasizes that love for Jesus leads to obedience to his commandments and explains that the Holy Spirit will dwell among believers and bear witness to their spirits. Gregg concludes by discussing Jesus' unshakable peace in the face of difficult circumstances and his ultimate sacrifice for mankind.
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