Teaching Outlines of the Gospel of John
by Gary
DeLashmutt
What is the ultimate meaning of the universe and human existence? John's
answer is a Person rather than a philosophical system.
Check out the surprising ways Jesus responds to people who are seeking
the truth.
Jesus' first public miracle rescued a party from a premature conclusion!
Learn the revolutionary message of this chapter.
What is the new birth? Who needs it? How do we get it? Why do people
reject it?
Why did John follow Jesus' interview with Nicodemus with this interview
with a promiscuous Samaritan woman? Jesus' conversation with her speaks
directly to the spiritual thirst of many today.
This passage helps clear up the confusion so many people have concerning
the relationship between these three components of Christianity.
When the "sin-police" try to ticket Jesus for healing on the
Sabbath, he turns the tables on them.
Why wasn't Jesus willing to be a "Mobile McDonalds" to hungry
people? His answer reveals the true purpose of his miracles.
Of the four conclusions these folks reached about Jesus, only one makes
sense.
This passage is so radical about God's grace that many in the early church
evidently excluded it from the Bible!
This healing illustrates an important biblical principle: Light received
results in more light; light rejected reveals willful blindness.
Jesus' response to his friend's death provides a window through which
we can understand how God views human mortality. A great passage for people
who are wrestling with the death of loved ones.
The kind of Messiah Jesus was, who he came to help, the way he helps
us--his answers disappointed many, but pleasantly surprised others. How
will his answers affect you?
When Jesus washed his disciples feet, he illustrated the keys to true
human happiness. Do you know what they are?
Is it possible that we have more privileged access to God than the disciples
did when they were in Jesus' physical presence? Jesus' answer may surprise
you . . .
What exactly does it mean to be spiritually fruitful? Who plays what
role in bearing this spiritual fruit?
Will we ever get this issue right? Jesus tells us to be in the world,
but not of it. And he tells us how we can do it.
Jesus' statements from the cross provide windows through which we can
understand its meaning and significance for today.
Premature darkness, an earthquake, tombs opened, a torn Temple veil--did
these things really happen, and what do they have to do with Jesus' crucifixion?
How much evidence is enough to believe in Jesus? How can you be restored
after failing Jesus? Jesus' responses to Thomas and Peter answer these
questions in ways that are super-relevant to today. As to this issue which
causes so much confusion and pain among our friends. Do you know what
it is and how to communicate it?
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