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Keys to a successful ministry — John 3:22-36 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

In this Bible teaching, we walk verse-by-verse through John 3:22–36 and uncover what it means to live and serve with a Christ-centered mindset. This passage highlights John the Baptist’s humility, his role in pointing others to Jesus, and the powerful truth that “He must increase, but I must decrease.” If you’ve ever wondered what a successful ministry looks like in God’s eyes, this teaching will help you see it clearly through Scripture

How To Be Born Again — John 3:1-21 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

In this study through Gospel of John 3:1–21, we examine Jesus’ nighttime conversation with Nicodemus, a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews who came seeking answers. During this encounter Jesus makes one of the most important statements in the entire Bible: “Unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” What does it mean to be born again? Why was Nicodemus confused by Jesus’ words? What does it mean to be born of water and the Spirit? As we walk verse-by-verse through this passage, we will explore the themes of spiritual rebirth, the work of the Spirit, the lifting up of the Son of Man, and the light that has come into the world. This passage reveals that entrance into the kingdom of God does not come through heritage, religion, or effort — but through the transforming work of God. If you enjoy careful, text-driven Bible teaching through the Scriptures, consider subscribing as we continue our study through the Gospel of John.

Jesus Cleanses The Temple — John 2:13-25 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

When Jesus enters the temple courts, He finds merchants selling animals and money changers conducting business in a place meant for prayer and worship. In a dramatic act of righteous zeal, He drives them out, overturns their tables, and declares that they have turned His Father’s house into a marketplace.
In this passage we explore:• Why these merchants were in the temple in the first place• Where in the temple this activity was happening• The meaning behind Jesus making a whip and overturning tables• The disciples remembering the Scripture, “Zeal for Your house will consume Me”• Jesus’ shocking statement about destroying the temple and raising it in three days• Why many believed in Jesus, yet He did not entrust Himself to them
This passage reveals not only Jesus’ authority over the temple but also points forward to a deeper truth: Jesus Himself is the true temple where God meets with His people.
 

Wine Into Water — John 2:1-12 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

In this episode we study John chapter 2, recounting Jesus' first public miracle at the wedding in Cana, where he turns water into wine after Mary brings the need to his attention. The servants' obedience and the disciples' witness mark the start of his public ministry.The message highlights both the immediate blessing for the wedding and the deeper meaning pointing to the new covenant—Jesus' blood as the true cleansing beyond ritual purity.

Follow Me — John 1:35–51 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

This episode picks up at John 1:35 and shows John the Baptist diminishing his role as he points everyone to Jesus, proclaiming Him the Lamb of God and inspiring others to seek Him.We explore practical evangelism: how overflowing love for Jesus leads us to tell others, Jesus’ invitations “Come and see” (abide) and “Follow me” (discipleship), and the encounters with Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael — including Jesus’ revealing words to Nathanael.Practical application emphasizes prayer, persistence in sharing the gospel, and trusting that God sometimes calls directly; an encouragement to keep inviting others to come, see, and follow Jesus.

The Lamb of God — John 1:29–34 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

A verse-by-verse teaching through John 1:29–34 focusing on John the Baptist’s witness about Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. This study looks at the meaning of this title, the role of Jesus’ baptism, and the testimony concerning the Holy Spirit descending upon Him. A clear and careful look at what this passage teaches about who Jesus is and why He came.

The Testimony — John 1:19–28 | Verse By Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

A verse-by-verse study through John 1:19–28 exploring the testimony of John the Baptist. In this passage, John clearly denies being the Christ and points people instead to Jesus. We look at the questions from the religious leaders, the fulfillment of prophecy, and what it means to be a faithful witness to Christ. This study emphasizes humility, repentance, and preparing the way for the Lord through the truth of Scripture.

The Word Became Flesh - John 1:14–18 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

In this episode, we walk verse by verse through John 1:14–18, one of the clearest and most powerful passages about the incarnation of Christ. What does it mean that the Word became flesh? How did Jesus reveal the Father? And why does John emphasize grace and truth through Christ?
This study carefully examines the text in context, letting Scripture explain Scripture. Whether you’re new to the Bible or a longtime student, this teaching aims to help you understand and apply God’s Word more deeply.
This episode is part of an ongoing, verse-by-verse study through the Gospel of John.

Witness, Light, and the New Birth — John 1:6–13 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

In this passage, John introduces the witness of John the Baptist and explains how people become children of God — not by heritage, effort, or religion, but by spiritual birth through faith in Christ.
In this verse-by-verse study of John 1:6–13, we cover:• The role of John the Baptist as a witness• Why people reject the Light• What it means to receive Christ• How someone becomes born of God
This episode continues our expository study through the Gospel of John, teaching Scripture in its proper context and pointing to salvation by grace through faith.
 

In the Beginning Was the Word — John 1:1–5 | Verse by Verse Bible Study | The Gospel of John

John opens his Gospel by declaring the eternal nature and divine identity of Jesus Christ — “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”
In this verse-by-verse Bible study of John 1:1–5, we examine:• What “the Word (Logos)” means biblically• The deity and eternality of Christ• Jesus as the source of life and light• Why darkness cannot overcome the Light
This teaching is part of an ongoing expository study through the Gospel of John, focused on clear, contextual, Scripture-centered teaching.