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Written by John
21 chapters · 213 min read
80s-90s AD
Both Jewish and believers, plus seekers exploring who Jesus is
To prove that Jesus is the Son of God so that readers might believe and have
Where the other three gospels focus on what Jesus did, John reveals who Jesus is. It opens with a declaration of staggering scope — 'In the beginning was the Word' — and builds from there. Seven signs. Seven 'I am' declarations. And some of the most widely quoted verses in the Bible, including John 3:16.
Jesus' first words to his future disciples weren't a command but a question — 'What are you looking for?' — followed by the simplest invitation in Scripture: 'Come and see.'
John 1 — The Word That Was Already There
Jesus told the most devoted Bible scholars that the Scriptures they'd memorized pointed straight at him — and they refused to look up from the page long enough to see it.
John 5 — The Man Nobody Carried
Jesus reframes suffering from 'whose fault is this?' to 'what is God about to do?' — shifting the entire lens from blame to possibility.
John 9 — The Man Who Saw Everything
Jesus knowingly washed the feet of the man about to betray him — serving Judas without exposing or shaming him.
John 13 — The Night Everything Changed
Micah named Bethlehem. Not Jerusalem. Not Nazareth. A tiny, unremarkable town.
The minimal facts argument — built entirely on data points that skeptical historians accept.
ChatGPT can write a sermon. It can't mean it. John 1 explains why that matters.
Aslan isn't a metaphor for Jesus. According to Lewis, he's what Jesus might look like in another world.
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The Father's love for Jesus — eternal, before-the-foundation-of-the-world love — is the exact same love directed at every person who believes. Jesus said so himself, in prayer.
John 17 — The Prayer You Were Never Supposed to Hear