Nicodemus first came to Jesus as an Interested Inquirer. John Chapter 3 tells us, “Now there was a Pharisee, a man named Nicodemus who was a member of the Jewish ruling council” (vs. 1).

We are halfway to Easter on our Lenten journey of Faith. The Gospel of John records Nicodemus coming to Jesus during the night. Maybe Nicodemus recognized Jesus was more than a mortal man. We know ...

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.

Nicodemus is obviously interested in learning more about Jesus. But watch what Jesus does, or maybe what Jesus doesn’t do. He could’ve invited Nicodemus to the equivalent of a church picnic the next ...

Let’s read John 3:1-21 in snack-sized pieces between commentary: “Now there was a Pharisee, a man named Nicodemus who was a member of the Jewish ruling council. He came to Jesus at night and ...

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Explore the profound meaning of being "Born Again" through the story of Nicodemus and Jesus. Discover how a spiritual rebirth is essential for eternal life, as explained in the Gospel of John.

The show also puts into context Nicodemus first meeting with Jesus, found in John 3. Early on in the episode, the show depicts an interaction between Nicodemus and a Roman official, ...

Little wonder that this interview between Nicodemus and Jesus continues to be of vital significance. It is representative, on the one hand, of the continuing divine purposefulness in establishing ...

Jesus engages Nicodemus and goes to the heart of faith. Unless he is "born again from above," Nicodemus will not be able to enter the Kingdom of God.

It is Nicodemus, some tradition holds, who takes the Lord’s body down from the cross. The evangelist tells us that he brought one hundred pounds of myrrh and aloes—an amount fit for a king ...

Nicodemus is obviously interested in learning more about Jesus. But watch what Jesus does, or maybe what Jesus doesn’t do. He could’ve invited Nicodemus to the equivalent of a church picnic the next ...