The Gospel Record of John (Teen Class)

This lecture series explores the depth and beauty of John’s Gospel. Across these studies, listeners are invited to see how John presents the Word made flesh, the signs that confirm his authority, and the hope of life through his name. The series carefully draws out lessons that remain powerful and personal for disciples today.

The Word Made Flesh

The series begins by considering the opening words of John’s Gospel, where the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. This study reflects on the profound truth that God’s purpose was revealed in Jesus, who brought both grace and truth to a darkened world.

Signs

The next session focuses on the signs recorded by John, chosen not merely as miracles but as revelations of who Jesus is. Each sign carries a spiritual meaning that deepens our understanding of his mission and points us toward faith and life in him.

The Bread of Life

Attention then turns to Jesus’ teaching that he is the bread of life. This class draws out how the crowd misunderstood, seeking only physical bread, while Jesus offered the true and lasting nourishment that leads to eternal life.

The Shadow of the Cross

As John’s record advances, the inevitability of the cross becomes clear. This study considers how Jesus prepared his disciples for what lay ahead, showing them that his death was not defeat but the very means of salvation.

Not of the World

This lecture explores the contrast between the followers of Jesus and the world around them. By examining his prayer for his disciples, we are reminded of the call to be separate, sanctified by truth, and yet actively engaged in shining his light.

The Risen Lord

The series concludes with the resurrection appearances of Jesus, emphasizing how he transformed despair into joy and fear into courage. This study highlights the living hope found in the risen Lord, who continues to strengthen and guide his disciples.

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