JW Daily Text Lesson | Why Did Jesus Trust John? | JOHN 19:26 | March 12

Animations and visual elements in this video were originally created and carefully edited by this channel. No pre-made templates were used in the production process. This content is uniquely produced for educational and spiritual encouragement purposes. “[Jesus] said to his mother: 'Woman, see! Your son!'” —John 19:26. At the foot of the torture stake, Jesus entrusted His mother Mary to the care of His beloved apostle John. This tender moment highlights the deep bond John shared with Jesus. John was one of the closest disciples—he accompanied Jesus throughout His ministry, witnessed countless miracles, remained loyal during trials, stood at the cross, saw the resurrected Christ, and watched Christianity grow from a small group until the good news was “preached in all creation under heaven” (Colossians 1:23). Near the end of his long life, John was privileged to contribute to the inspired Scriptures: He wrote the Gospel bearing his name, three encouraging letters (including 3 John, addressed to the faithful Gaius whom he viewed as a beloved spiritual child—3 John 1), and the awe-inspiring Revelation given by Jesus Christ (Revelation 1:1). John's faithful endurance and writings continue to encourage Jesus' followers today—reminding us of Jesus' love, the certainty of resurrection, the need for loyalty, and the hope of God's Kingdom. In this video, explore: John's close relationship with Jesus—from ministry to the cross His eyewitness role in key events: miracles, death, resurrection, and early Christian growth The inspired writings that strengthen our faith: Gospel of John, letters, and Revelation The example of faithfulness set by John and Gaius How John's record encourages us to remain loyal through all times If you've ever drawn comfort from John's Gospel or Revelation, or wondered about the disciple whom Jesus loved, this Scripture will deepen your appreciation. John stayed faithful to the end—may we imitate his example and find encouragement in his inspired words. JW DAILY TEXT LESSON