New Testament—Lesson 61-80

(John 15:4–5) An excerpt from “Abide in Me,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2004.

Thomas, one of the Twelve, doubts the appearance of the risen Lord. Christ appears and tells him, “Blessed are those who have not seen, and yet have believed.” John 20:24–29

The Holy Spirit can provide comfort during difficult trials and challenges.

Jesus Christ is the bread of eternal life. By following Him, remembering Him, and having faith in Him we can change and become what we aspire to become.

Jesus shows Himself to His disciples and implores Peter to feed His sheep. John 21:1–22

Jesus teaches about compassion when confronted with a woman accused of adultery.

Rather than focus on her medical condition, Brittany has found comfort in serving others and trusting in the Lord.

(John 3:12) (John 3) This presentation depicts the Savior teaching a Nicodemus of "heavenly things".

Helping a young refugee from the Ivory Coast leads to a blessed friendship for two women.

On the Sabbath day, Jesus heals a man born blind. John 9:1–41

Jesus testifies that He is the Resurrection and the Life. He raises Lazarus from the dead that His disciples may believe. John 11:1–44

The Taylor brothers have always been close, but enduring war, posttraumatic stress, and heroin addiction together brought them closer to each other and closer to Jesus Christ than they ever imagined possible.

Luis sets an example for his friend who is not a member of the Church. He said of fulfilling his duties of the Aaronic Priesthood, “I’m representing Jesus Christ, and that’s amazing."

Todd was someone who made fun of people who thought God was real. He wasn’t surprised when he didn’t get an immediate answer to a prayer. But could God be giving us small but obvious answers? And how patient do we need to be to get those answers?

When our hearts are filled with the love of God, we become “kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving.”

(John 4) This presentation depicts the Savior teaching a Samaritan woman that He is the source of living water.

(Matthew 26-28) This segment depicts the concluding hours of the Savior's mortal ministry.