Official Site of Christianbook.com - Visit our Bible Study shop today! Grow your Christian faith with a wide range of books from Christianbook.com. Session 1 Q. Who is Jesus? A. Jesus is the Word, the True Light, God in the flesh, full of grace and truth. Scripture: John 1:1-18 Session 2 Q. Who was this wild man? A. John the Baptist was God's appointed witness to prepare people for the Messiah by proclaiming the identity of Jesus. Scripture: John 1:19-34
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Watch Your Life Early Christianity (Until A.D. 590) Ancient Greece and Rome Before Nicea After Nicea The Apostles' Creed Early Christianity and the New Testament Canon with Andreas Köstenberger & Michael Kruger The Middle Ages (A.D. 590-1517) History of the Middle Ages The Medieval Church with Carl Trueman Scholastics & Doctors of the Middle Ages John was written that "you may believe that Jesus is the Christ the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in His name." The thesis itself is sufficient to show us that this is a great place to start. The perspective in the book of John is a bit different from the other synaptic gospels, as the content is largely unique to this book. 1. John: The Man and His Gospel 2. What Child Is This? ( John 1:1-18) 3. The Witness of John ( John 1:19-37) 4. The First Disciples ( John 1:35-51) 5. The First Sign: Jesus Turns Water Into Wine ( John 2:1-11) 6. The Cleansing of the Temple ( John 2:12-22) 7. "Second Class Faith" ( John 2:23-25) 8. Jesus and Nicodemus ( John 3:1-21) 9. 3 DATE Of the four Gospels written, the Gospel of John was most likely the one that was written last. The Gospel of John could have been written any time between 55-95 A.D. It was most likely written between 70-85 A.D., considering the other letters in the New Testament written by John. PURPOSE OF JOHN
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Welcome! So glad you are here to check out our Inductive Study for Kids series. If by chance, you are looking for our holiday series called The Story of the Birth of Jesus, please go here to read the daily posts. Otherwise, keep reading this post for our Inductive Study for Kids for The Gospel of John. What is the Gospel? Gospel Fluency Basics of Systematic Theology Worldview Basics World Religion Basics Explore the Bible God's Big Picture: Tracing the Storyline of the Bible Seven Arrows: The Basics of Bible Study Bible Basics Old Testament Basics New Testament Basics Mining God's Word Navigate the Christian Life Sharing My Faith Making Disciples Purpose: John's purpose in writing the gospel is made clear in John 20:30-31, " Many other signs therefore Jesus also performed in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; but these have been written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing you may have life in His name.". 1. The Gospel of John is the fourth section of what some call the four-fold gospel, with four voices giving different perspectives on the life of Jesus of Nazareth. Christian writers as early as Origen (A.D. 185-254) understood that there are not really four gospels, but there is one four-fold gospel. a.
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Introduction It is generally assumed that the Gospel of John is easy to understand. Often you hear the cliche, "The Gospel of John is the simple Gospel." And the simplicity of the language has deceived a great many folk. It is written in monosyllabic and disyllabic words. Let me lift out a couple of verses to illustrate. Discovering John is as Bible study containing 13 lessons that deal with central issues of who Jesus is and why He came. As your youth work through these studies, they will grow in their knowledge of Jesus and His mission. But more importantly, they will have an opportunity to know Jesus personally. This course is designed to help youth leaders:
Introduction to John's Gospel Prologue (1:1‐18) 1. The Word Became Flesh (1:1‐18) Section II. The Signs and Public Discourses of Jesus (1:19 ‐ 12:50) 2. John the Baptistʹs Witness to the Lamb of God (1:19‐34) 3. Disciples Direct Friends to Jesus (1:35‐51) 4. Changing the Water into Wine (2:1‐12) 5. Cleansing the Temple (2:13‐25) 6. John 1:1-5 INTRODUCTION 1. The gospel of John was written for a simple purpose. a. To produce faith in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God - Jn 20:30-31a b. To share the "life" that comes through such faith - Jn 20:31b 2. To encourage us to have faith in Jesus Christ. a. John begins his gospel with a prologue - Jn 1:1-18 b.
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Here are four reasons why I feel it to be so: 1.John's Gospel is useful for leading lost people to Jesus. The book stimulates in-depth theological conversations: the nature of our Triune God, the person and work of the Holy Spirit, the role of signs and miracles in the Christian ministry, etc. Back to John 1:6-18 Jesus brings light and life to all who receive him. Be sure to answer the Bible study questions yourself before leading this study, and consider how Jesus has brought life and light to you. In verses 12-13, John says that all who receive Jesus, who "believe in his name," become children of God.
