Journal

J The Gospel of John — study it in the app Go chapter by chapter, at your own pace, with your circle. Open study → John 4:27–42 She came to the well for water. But she left the waterpot behind. John specifically…

J The Gospel of John — study it in the app Go chapter by chapter, at your own pace, with your circle. Open study → John 4:1–26 John writes one little sentence that can be easy to read past: “And He had…

J The Gospel of John — study it in the app Go chapter by chapter, at your own pace, with your circle. Open study → John 3:18 Sometimes I think we make following Jesus far more complicated than Jesus intended. John 3:18…

J The Gospel of John — study it in the app Go chapter by chapter, at your own pace, with your circle. Open study → John 2:12–25 These disciples have barely started following Jesus, and they’re already learning something: following Jesus means…

J The Gospel of John — study it in the app Go chapter by chapter, at your own pace, with your circle. Open study → John 2:1–11 Jesus could have used almost anything to perform His first sign. But John gives us…

John 2:1–11 John does something interesting when he tells us about the incredible things Jesus did. He often calls them “signs.” That matters. A miracle makes us stop and say, “How did He do that?” A sign points beyond itself and says…

John 1:43–2:1 It’s easy to read the end of John 1 and miss what happens next. Jesus calls these men to follow Him—and they actually follow Him. Not metaphorically. Not from the comfort of home. They started walking. Jesus headed toward Galilee…

John 1:43–51 Nathanael wasn’t easily impressed. When Philip excitedly told him they had found the One Moses and the prophets wrote about—Jesus of Nazareth—Nathanael basically responded, “Nazareth? Seriously? Can anything good come from there?” Philip didn’t argue with him. He simply said…

John 1:19–34 John the Baptist had every opportunity to make the moment about himself. People were coming from everywhere to hear him preach. Crowds were gathering. Religious leaders were asking who he was. He had influence, attention, and a following that was…

A two-line message you’ll forget by lunch might be the thing that holds someone together.