This Gospel of John Bible study presents a profound perspective of Jesus
Christ and your relationship to Him. This challenging study format is
suitable for individual daily study or weekly group reviews. It offers
you a great opportunity for personal growth.
Here's how it could work for you: First, you read the assigned passage
from this Bible study - usually a single chapter. Then, for the next six
days you answer the 2-3 daily questions on your own. And finally, on
day seven you meet with others to discuss and compare your answers. If
you are doing an individual study we offer to share our answers with you
after the study of each chapter.
The day seven discussions with this Gospel of John Bible study are really powerful in small groups. Not only do they provide you an opportunity to share what you learned, but you can gain powerful insights from others. After all, The Holy Spirit works in all believers and you can learn a lot from other believers (& vice versa).
It is best to first complete the Gospel of John Bible study lesson by
yourself but this format works great with families, couples, youth
groups and Sunday School classes. Passages can be assigned the week
prior from the website. They typically cover a chapter of the Book of
John. Each of the 21 weekly lessons in this Gospel of John Bible study
is designed to challenge you to learn the truths presented.
Jesus did many other
things as well. If every one of them were written down, I suppose that
even the whole world would not have room for the books that would be
written. John 21:25

Discussing and sharing your insights with others is a rewarding and fun
way to study the Gospel of John. This study also provides a great
format to learn biblical truths we can apply in our daily lives. It
involves "personal application" questions where you reflect on your life
experiences and share the impact of the Biblical truths on your life
with others. This study also offers some challenging questions for
those who wish to dig deeper.
The idea is to share insights, explore the
Gospel of John
together, and benefit from group discussion of biblical principles.
Some questions are designed to prompt you to analyze the facts regarding
what is actually written. Others will guide you to discover a deeper
meaning or context of the passage, or help you to discover a life lesson
from the biblical principles we are studying.
Additional weekly study notes will be available and may explore the same
passage which was just discussed the week prior. This material will
point more towards the big picture or idea or take a particular topic in
the passage and explore it in depth.
This website does not have all the answers and nobody expects you to
have them either. However, we can learn from each other and learn more
about the life of Jesus Christ together.
Our purpose is to learn from God's answer book - The Bible. Our rewards
are eternal and our lessons can be applied to our everyday lives. Why
not start your Bible study today?
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Chapter One
- Chapter One contains what has often been called the most beautiful
passage in Scripture - the first 18 verses. Who is Jesus' famous cousin
that appears in this chapter and proclaims Jesus as the Lamb of God who
takes away the sins of the world.
Chapter Two
- In Chapter Two we see Jesus perform his first miracle and later get
very mad. Why did Jesus get angry? Was it because of the miracle or
something else? Study this chapter of the Gospel of John to learn the
answer.
Chapter Three
- Chapter Three contains the most famous or well-known verse of
Scripture in the world today: For God so loved the world that he gave
his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but
have eternal life. Jesus said this, but to whom did he say it and what
does it mean for us today?
Chapter Four
- Chapter Four gives us the story of the woman at the well. This is
such a deep story (no pun intended) about truth and worship. Study the
woman's phenomenal conversation with Jesus and explore her emotions as
she wonders about the most interesting and perceptive man she was ever
to meet.
Chapter Five
- Chapter Five gives us another miracle of Jesus. He heals an invalid
man. Why then does the invalid man who was healed suffer persecution?
Find out in your study of Chapter Five.
Chapter Six
- In Chapter Six we study the great miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000
from five small barley loaves and two small fish. Why does Jesus hide
from the crowd after he fed them? Why did the crowd compare Jesus to
Moses? Why did Jesus walk on water? Study Chapter Six to learn the
answers.
Chapter Seven
- In this chapter Jesus goes to Jerusalem to the Jewish Feast of
Tabernacles. Why does Jesus cause such a stir in Jerusalem at the
feast? Learn the answer to this question and some interesting
information about the brothers of Jesus by studying Chapter Seven.
Chapter Eight
- Chapter Eight provides insight into Jesus' discussion with the
Pharisees and their displeasure with him. Why would they try to stone
Jesus? Learn the answer in your study of Chapter Eight.
Chapter Nine
- Another great story of healing occurs in Chapter Nine. Jesus heals a
man born blind. Why in the world is the man persecuted afterwards?
Read and learn of the amazing story of the healing by studying Chapter
Nine in this Gospel of John Bible study.
Chapter Ten
- John reveals Jesus Christ as The Good Shepherd. He causes so much
controversy in Jerusalem that the Jewish religious leaders surround him
and ask him to tell them plainly if he is the Christ. Learn what Jesus
tells them as you study the Great Shepherd who laid down his life for
you and me.

Quiet time with God is great, but studying with a small group is very rewarding also. Why not do both?
Chapter Eleven
- This Chapter of the Gospel of John gives us the remarkable record of
Jesus Christ raising Lazarus from the dead. It demonstrates the
compassion and power of Jesus and the evil intent of the Pharisees.
Also, the shortest verse in the Bible is in this Chapter. Do you know
which verse it is?
Chapter Twelve
- Here the Gospel of John Bible study tells the story of the Mary
anointing Jesus feet followed by the prophetic triumphal entry of Jesus
Christ into Jerusalem, where the story seemingly finishes.
Chapter Thirteen
- Now the Gospel of John tells us of the Last Supper where Jesus washes
the disciple’s feet and of his betrayal by Judas Escariot. This is
followed by Jesus' announcement of his departure.
Chapter Fourteen
- This is the first of four chapters in this Gospel of John Bible study
where Jesus teaches his disciples after the Last Supper. Jesus answers
the questions of Thomas, Phillip, and Judas (not Iscariot).
Chapter Fifteen
- This is the second of four chapters where Jesus teaches his disciples
after the Last Supper. Jesus speaks of the relationships of believers
to himself, to each other, and to the world. Jesus also promises to
send a helper, the Holy Spirit.
Chapter Sixteen
- This the third of four chapters where Jesus teaches his disciples
after the Last Supper. Jesus tells the Apostles they will be
persecuted, but they will see Him again! He states that He has already
conquered the world and they will have their sorrow turned to joy.
Chapter Seventeen
- This is the last of four chapters in this Gospel of John Bible study
where Jesus teaches his disciples after the Last Supper. Jesus teaches
his disciples through a prayer to the Father. Jesus prays for himself,
for his disciples and for all believers - He even prays for you and me
and He also defines eternal life for us.
Chapter Eighteen
- In this chapter John records the story of Jesus' betrayal, his
resulting arrest and trials by Annas and the Roman governor Pilate, and
the heartbreaking denials of the Apostle Peter that he knew him.
Chapter Nineteen
- This chapter provides us the truth of Jesus' suffering, crucifixion,
burial. Despite his great anguish and suffering, Jesus asks God to
forgive his persecutors and ensures that his mother will be taken care
of by asking the Apostle John to take care of her.
Chapter Twenty
- This chapter doesn't just contain the purpose of the Gospel of John at
it's conclusion. It contains the greatest story of victory ever told
in history - HE IS RISEN! Jesus Christ was resurrected from the
dead and then appeared to Mary Magdalene and the disciples. Enjoy your
study of this magnificent story of victory and truth.
Chapter Twenty-One
- This chapter tells us of a third appearance of Jesus after his
resurrection and the restoration of Peter on the beach of the Sea of
Galilee. If you read nothing else in this chapter or in this entire
Bible study, read verse 25.
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