So You May Believe

As the end of the first century approached, Jewish Christians continued to face challenges not only from the government, but also within their communities. This opposition raised questions about Jesus: was He the promised Messiah of the Old Testament? Or was He another prophet? 

In the wake of persecution, war, and an ever-changing cultural climate, John writes to remind believers that Jesus is God. He not only recounts stories and teachings not found in the other gospels, but also includes the meaning within the Scripture, all culminating with a choice: will you believe and find life? Or will you walk away from the Savior of the world?

This study provides a foundation for inductive Bible study. It includes guided questions, pages for notes, group discussion questions, a guide for how to study the Bible, and links to companion teaching videos. It is designed to help you:

• Build confidence as you learn how to study the Bible firsthand 

• Discover truths about God and His character 

• Connect the Old and New Testaments 

• Grow in your faith and knowledge in a way that produces life change

• Release the bonds of a "perfect quiet time" to find deeper, richer time in the Word

The word feast is rooted in abundance, and that's what awaits us in Scripture: a table laid out before us, not only for our essential nourishment, but also for our enjoyment.

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For companion teachings, group discussion questions, and other resources, visit FeastingOnTruth.com/John.