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Josh Allen: Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
Textual Studies
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45m
John 14:1-4 is a beautiful passage, but it shines even more brightly when you consider the backdrop. This lesson surveys the events on the night Jesus was betrayed (John 12-14, Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22). There were many troubled hearts that night, including the heart of Jesus.
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