John 3 explained

He must increase but I must decrease

John the Baptist’s Final Testimony: “He Must Increase, but I Must Decrease” (John 3:22–36)

As Jesus’ ministry grows and John the Baptist’s influence begins to fade, John’s disciples become concerned. Instead of competing with Christ, John rejoices. His final public testimony teaches one of Christianity’s greatest lessons: true greatness is found in making Jesus greater, not ourselves.

Jesus and Nicodemus

Jesus and Nicodemus: You Must Be Born Again (John 3:1–21)

Nicodemus came to Jesus seeking answers, but Jesus confronted him with humanity’s greatest need—not more knowledge or religion, but a completely new birth. This conversation reveals the heart of the Gospel and explains how sinful people are made right with a holy God.