The Gospel of John
A comprehensive, self-paced study of the Gospel of John exploring the life, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ through 20 biblical lessons.

Course Description
The Gospel of John is a comprehensive Bible study course designed to help students understand the identity, ministry, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through 20 structured lessons, students will explore Johnβs presentation of Jesus as the eternal Word of God, the Son of God, and the Savior of the world.
Students will examine the signs and miracles of Jesus, His conversations with individuals, His teachings about faith, salvation, eternal life, love, and discipleship, and the significance of His crucifixion and resurrection. The course emphasizes careful biblical interpretation, personal reflection, and practical application for Christian living and ministry.
What You Will Learn
What You Will Learn
- Understand the historical background, purpose, and structure of the Gospel of John.
- Explain the identity of Jesus Christ as the eternal Word and Son of God.
- Interpret the major signs, miracles, and teachings of Jesus.
- Understand the biblical meaning of faith, salvation, and eternal life.
- Examine the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
- Apply the teachings of John to discipleship, Christian living, and ministry.
Course Overview
Course Overview
This self-paced course contains 20 lessons covering the Gospel of John. Each lesson includes biblical teaching, opportunities for personal reflection, and learning activities.
Course Structure
- 20 structured Bible lessons
- Study of John chapters 1β21
- Multiple-choice knowledge assessments
- Written reflection and assignments
- Practical application for Christian discipleship and ministry
Learning Format
Students can study online at their own pace. Lessons and assignments are accessible through the Immanuel USA student portal.
Course Lessons
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