An Introduction to The Gospel of John
It’s probably the most famous book in the Bible. John’s gospel is portion of Scripture we often recommend first to new Christians, and it’s led […]
Resources in The Gospel of John (2013)
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Behold the Lamb of God
Who is Jesus, and what was his ultimate mission? Some today say that he was a kind of philosopher or moral reformer who teaches us […]
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For God So Loved the World
In John chapter 3 Jesus tells Nicodemus that “unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” What does this verse mean, […]
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The Savior of the World
What is the significance of Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman in John chapter four and what is his point about “living water”? What did […]
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The Bread of Life
In John chapter six, Jesus has miraculously fed five thousand men. But this sign was intended to point to a greater reality, namely, that Christ […]
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The Truth Will Set You Free
“If you abide in my word,” Jesus says, “you are truly my disciples and you will know the truth, and the truth shall set you […]
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I Am the Resurrection
What does Jesus mean about being “the door”? What is significant about his claiming to be the “good shepherd” who “lays down his life for […]
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The Triumphal Entry
A week before his crucifixion, Jesus enters Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. What is significant about this event, and what prophecies are alluded […]
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I Am The Way, The Truth & The Life
What does Jesus mean when he says, “Already you are clean because of the word I have spoken to you”? How does his word make […]
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Christ’s High Priestly Prayer
In Isaiah, God says, “I will not give my glory to another,” yet in his high priestly prayer recorded in John 17 we find Jesus […]
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The Arrest, Trial & Crucifixion of Jesus
When men come to arrest Jesus, Peter pulls out his sword and strikes one of the men, cutting off his ear. Why does Jesus rebuke […]
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Resurrection!
According to Josephus and others, the testimony of women was not considered trustworthy in the first century. So why, if—as some allege—the Gospel records are […]