What is biblical love? This article shows how the Lord Jesus defined love in John 11:3-6, in the account of him raising Lazarus from the dead.

This article is Part Two of the exposition of John 11.

This article is Part One of an exposition of John 11.

Sometimes the Lord visits us with hard providences. Our default reaction is prayer for an end to the trial. Yet what happens when our suffering continues? This article draws out precious lessons regarding this issue from the account of the raising of Lazarus in John 11.

This article reviews Bart Ehrman's book on textual criticism, Misquoting Jesus. It introduces the field of textual criticism and Ehrman as a scholar.

How can God allow us to suffer if he loves us? This article shows how God works for the good in our suffering, from the story of Lazarus' death as recorded in John 11.

Are the sayings of Jesus in the Gospel of John historically reliable? As a test case, this article considers John 11:41-42, the prayer Jesus offered before Lazarus's resurrection.

The author of this article discusses the account of the raising of Lazarus from the dead (John 11:17-45) in light of the doctrine of salvation.

When things go wrong it is common for Christians to feel that God has disappointed them. This article shows us how to deal with such feelings by looking at Mary and Martha in John 11. For these two women, their relationship with Christ was essential, and they brought their problems to Christ.