The Gospel of John
The Revealed Christ
Jesus, the Eternal Word
Understanding the Gospel of John
Dive deeper into the Gospel of John by exploring its authorship, structure, major themes, and the seven signs and sayings that reveal who Jesus truly is. Whether you’re studying John for the first time or seeking a new angle, these articles are your guide to understanding the Revealed Christ.
Articles from the Gospel of John
John 1:43-51 – Philip and Nathanael Called
Commentary on John 1:43-51, where Jesus calls Philip and Nathanael. Meaning, invitation, and revelation explained.
John 1:35-42 – The First Disciples Follow Jesus
Commentary on John 1:35-42, where the first disciples follow Jesus. Meaning, invitation, and transformation explained.
Samaritan Woman at the Well, Part 1 (John 4:1–6 Meaning & Commentary)
Commentary on John 4:1–6, where Jesus travels through Samaria and rests at Jacob’s well. Historical background, meaning, and pastoral reflection included.
John 3:22-36 – John the Baptist Testifies About Jesus
Commentary on John 3:22-36, where John the Baptist testifies about Jesus as the bridegroom and Son from above. Humility, Spirit, and belief explained.
Samaritan Woman at the Well, Part 5 (John 4:31–42 Meaning & Commentary)
Commentary on John 4:31–42 where Jesus teaches about true food, the harvest, and the Samaritans confess him as Savior of the world.
Samaritan Woman at the Well, Part 4 (John 4:27–30 Meaning & Commentary)
Commentary on John 4:27–30 where the Samaritan woman leaves her jar, invites her city to meet Jesus, and shifts from outcast to witness.
Samaritan Woman at the Well, Part 3 (John 4:16–26 Meaning & Commentary)
Commentary on John 4:16–26 where Jesus reveals the woman’s past, teaches about worship in spirit and truth, and declares himself the Messiah.
Samaritan Woman at the Well, Part 2 (John 4:7–15 Meaning & Commentary)
Commentary on John 4:7–15, where Jesus offers the Samaritan woman living water. Meaning, background, and faith insights explained.
John 1:29-34 – Behold the Lamb of God
Commentary on John 1:29-34, where John the Baptist calls Jesus the Lamb of God. Meaning, testimony, and reflection for today.
John 1:19-28 – John the Baptist Denies Being the Messiah
Commentary on John 1:19-28, where John the Baptist denies being the Messiah, Elijah, or the prophet. Meaning and reflection for today.
No Servant Is Greater Than His Master (John 13:16)
Explore John 13:16, “No servant is greater than his master.” Discover its meaning, context, and how Jesus grounds discipleship in humility and service.
Gospel of John 21 Outline and Meaning
John 21, the epilogue of the Gospel, tells of the miraculous catch of fish, Jesus’ breakfast with the disciples, and Peter’s restoration. Explore its outline, themes, and meaning today.
Gospel of John 20 Outline and Meaning
John 20 tells of the resurrection, appearances to Mary Magdalene, the disciples, and Thomas, and the purpose of the Gospel. Explore its outline, themes, and meaning today.
Gospel of John 19 Outline and Meaning
John 19 tells of Jesus’ trial, crucifixion, death, and burial. Explore its outline, themes, and meaning, and discover the triumph of the cross: “It is finished.”
Gospel of John 18 Outline and Meaning
John 18 tells of Jesus’ arrest, Peter’s denial, and his trial before Pilate. Discover its outline, themes, and meaning, and see Christ’s authority in the midst of suffering.
Gospel of John 17 Oultine and Meaning
John 17 records Jesus’ high priestly prayer for himself, his disciples, and all believers. Discover its outline, themes, and meaning for unity, mission, and love.
Gospel of John 16 Outline and Meaning
John 16 prepares disciples for sorrow, persecution, and the Spirit’s coming. Explore its outline, themes, and meaning, and find peace in Christ’s victory.
Gospel of John 15 Outline and Meaning
John 15 presents Jesus as the true vine, calling disciples to abide, bear fruit, love one another, and endure opposition with the Spirit’s help. Explore its outline and meaning today.
Gospel of John 14 Outline and Meaning
John 14 comforts fearful hearts: Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life; he prepares a place, sends the Spirit, and gives peace. Explore its outline, themes, and meaning.
Gospel of John 13 Outline and Meaning
John 13 begins the Farewell Discourse with foot washing, betrayal, and the new commandment of love. Explore its outline, themes, and meaning for discipleship today.