John 1: 3-36 Jesus the creator, Jesus the Lamb of God. John the Baptist testimony and Jesus Baptism

We journey with Jesus disciples as he travels to Samaria where he meets a woman at the well of Jacob. Jesus explains salvation and true worship and repentance with this woman, teaching all the way to obtain the living water which gives eternal life. Jesus acknowledges he is the Messiah the world has been waiting for who has come for the redemption of mankind.

We pick up on Jesus's conversation with Nicodemus as he explains the meaning of being born again and explains his purpose of coming to this world as savior of mankind from sin. The disciples of John the baptist questions John out of Jealousy against Jesus ministry and John bears witness to Deity of Jesus and the difference between John and Jesus.

John delves deeper into the Deity of Jesus, First we see Jesus Zeal and prophecy return about him come true when he clears the temple and then we see for the first time and very early in his ministry he predicts his Death and Resurrection. From there John moves to what it means to believe and salvation. Are we really saved is a question we all ask ourselves and this passage asks the questions and gives the answer in Jesus conversation with Nicodemus.

We look at how some of John the Baptist disciples follow Jesus after hearing John's testimony. Also calling of the disciple and the witness of Nathanael. Finally we look at Jesus first recorded miracle at the wedding of Cana where he turns water to wine as obedience to his mother's wishes.

John declares Jesus as the creator of all things (vs 3-5) and explains sin and salvation (vs 6-18) . John testifies about Jesus and his role on earth (vs 19-28) followed by baptism of Jesus and the acknowledgement of the Holy Spirit(vs 29-36).  

We look at two profound verses as we try to understand God more deeply. An exposition of verses 1 and 2 of John Chapter 1 which is the relation between creation, word and God.

An introduction to the Gospel According to John. Gives a history and context in which this Gospel was written. Also discussed is the overview of this Gospel.