Lessons from the Upper Room

The Heart of the Savior

By: Sinclair B. Ferguson

Narrated by: Simon Bubb

What would you give to spend an evening with Jesus, hearing him teach and listening to him pray? This is what we encounter in the Farewell Discourse of John 13–17. As the shadow of the cross loomed, Christ shared his final hours with the disciples to prepare them for his death, quiet their troubled hearts, and intercede on their behalf before the Father.

In Lessons from the Upper Room, Dr. Sinclair Ferguson draws us into these intimate hours from the night when Jesus was betrayed. This vivid picture of Christ’s ministry, from his washing the disciples’ feet to His High Priestly Prayer, shows us the heart of Jesus. Discover his deepest desires for his people and take delight in the suffering Savior who has overcome the world.

©2021 Sinclair B. Ferguson (P)2021 One Audiobooks

Great book and wonderfully read

This will give a fresh insight into the words of Jesus and the Gospel of John

Precious Truths

This is the 2nd time reading this book and I hope to read it again. What deep insight Dr. Ferguson is able to relay in the writing of this passage that very well may be the most precious and meaningful words spoken or written as we share in the deep loving example of Jesus as He ministers to and speaks to His disciples in this upper room before He head to the climax of His earthly life . And assures these men that He pleads for them . Amazing love .

Fantastically inspiring

This explanation and deep dive into the scene in the upper room before Christ’s crucifixion gave me a deeper understanding of not only Christ and his passion but also the person of the Holy Spirit

Soul Stirring

Sinclair Ferguson is one of God’s gifts to our age. He walks through this majestic passage with grace and clarity. Take up and listen!

Jesus & Discipleship

This is a fascinating look at Jesus’ final words to his disciples in John’s gospel story. What did they need to know and prepare for? Ferguson goes section by section through his upper room discourse and Gethsemane prayer. It is very devotional.