Nicodemus might not be on the minds of many modern evangelicals, but they care deeply about his conversation with Jesus in John’s Gospel, said Timothy Larsen, a professor of Christian thought at ...

The man named Nicodemus appears only three times in the New Testament. Each occasion reveals his progress in his relationship with Jesus − from an inquirer to a convert to a devoted disciple ...

Like Nicodemus, can we have the nagging feeling that there is more to Jesus than simply a religious observance? Jesus offers us a promise and a way.

Nicodemus was a member of the Jewish supreme court, the 71-member Sanhedrin, who privately became convinced of Jesus’ divinity and visited him clandestinely at night in John 3:1-21. The Revs.

Today Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus may also be his conversation with you. We know Nicodemus’ response — he was born again. He knew he was like a sweet little baby in God’s eyes.

Scenes in John that are not in the synoptics include the discussion with Nicodemus, the conversation with the woman at the well, the raising of Lazarus.

Nicodemus seeks Jesus, the catechesis said, because he has sensed that he can illuminate this darkness in his heart. "Nicodemus senses that something no longer works in his life.