Shawn's teaching deconstructs communal worship, focusing on subjective Christian experience, money's challenges, and prioritizing devotion to God, using Judas' story as a key example.

Mary anoints Jesus with costly ointment, symbolizing devotion and faith. Contrasts Judas' selfishness. Emphasizes brokenness, humility, and love over perfection.

The teaching highlights Lazarus's resurrection as a symbol of spiritual rebirth, contrasts human responses to Jesus's miracles, explores Sanhedrin's fears, Caiaphas's prophecy, and Jesus's adherence to Jewish law.

Communion symbolizes Jesus' sacrifice, meant as a heartfelt act of faith. Post-apostolic age, faith is personal, guided by the Holy Spirit, not strict rituals.

Jesus is the "resurrection and life," offering eternal life to believers. True faith involves repentance and love. Jesus shows divine authority, compassion, and empathy.