Week 3 keeps pressing on the question John wants us to answer: Who is Jesus? He heals a man who has been unable to walk for decades, confronts religious leaders who question His authority, and makes an astonishing claim—He has the authority to give life. Jesus does not simply do remarkable things. His words and works reveal who He is.

Along the way, Jesus points to the evidence: John the Baptist, His own works, the Father, and the Scriptures all testify about Him. Then, when thousands of hungry people gather around Him, He takes what seems far too little and provides more than enough.

Take the readings a day at a time, Sunday through Friday, and sit with the questions. Pay attention not only to what Jesus does, but to what each passage reveals about Him—and what believing that might mean for the way you live.

We also have a short intro video to accompany each daily reading.  Use the links below to play the video on YouTube.

Week 2 sets two conversations side by side that could hardly look more different. A respected religious leader comes to Jesus at night, full of questions. A Samaritan woman meets Him at a well in the middle of the day, carrying a story she would rather not tell. Jesus offers them both the same thing, and it is not a better version of the life they already have. It is new life only He can give.

This is also the week that holds John 3:16, so if you have known that verse since childhood, you get to meet it again in its own setting.

Take the readings a day at a time, Sunday through Friday, and sit with the questions. Wherever you find yourself in these two stories, there is room for you here.

We also have a short intro video to accompany each daily reading.  Use the links below to play the video on YouTube.

Welcome to That You May Believe, our walk through the Gospel of John. John tells us plainly why he wrote: "these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name."

Each week's guide gives you six days of readings, Sunday through Friday, with a big idea, a few questions worth sitting with, and a path that moves from worship, to our life together, to the neighbors around us.

Use it on your own, with your group, or around the table with your family. You do not need to have it all figured out to begin. Download this week's guide and come and see.

We also have a short intro video to accompany each daily reading.  Use the links below to play the video on YouTube.

WELCOME TO OUR NEW SERIES
We are kicking off our new series, That You May Believe on August 30th.  We hope you'll take some time during the week to use the resorces you'll find here to help you dig deeper into God's Word during the week.

THE PURPOSE OF JOHN
John begins his eyewitness account by telling us exactly who he believes Jesus is: the eternal Word, God in the flesh, the source of life and light. He gives away the ending from the very beginning—but over the next 13 weeks, we’ll walk through his testimony together and see why he came to believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing, we may have life in His name.

EACH WEEK
Each week you'll receive an introductory video and a study guide that you can use daily.  Each day you'll get:

1. A passage to read.
2. Discussion questions to help you think about the passage.
3. How the passage relates to the UP → IN → OUT → framework.
4. An Invitation.
5. A Challenge.

We look  forward to walking with you over the next 13 week as we explore the Gospel of John together.