John: The Word Incarnate, Volume 1 (Chapters 1-10) (Reformed Expository Bible Studies)
Luther called the book of John “the unique, tender, genuine, chief Gospel.” It is an excellent introduction to Christianity and a treasure to believers—a beautiful place to meet Christ. In John 1–10, Jesus calls his disciples to follow him and has meaningful, life-giving encounters that are not recorded in the other gospels.Â
This Reformed Expository Bible Study is designed for personal and group use. Each lesson connects to the rest of the Bible and holds to the same standards as the Reformed Expository Commentary series: a high view of Scripture; a Christ-centered focus; a Reformed theological basis; and an emphasis on personal application and prayer.
Luther called the book of John “the unique, tender, genuine, chief Gospel.” It is an excellent introduction to Christianity and a treasure to believers—a beautiful place to meet Christ. In John 1–10, Jesus calls his disciples to follow him and has meaningful, life-giving encounters that are not recorded in the other gospels.Â
This Reformed Expository Bible Study is designed for personal and group use. Each lesson connects to the rest of the Bible and holds to the same standards as the Reformed Expository Commentary series: a high view of Scripture; a Christ-centered focus; a Reformed theological basis; and an emphasis on personal application and prayer.
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Luther called the book of John “the unique, tender, genuine, chief Gospel.” It is an excellent introduction to Christianity and a treasure to believers—a beautiful place to meet Christ. In John 1–10, Jesus calls his disciples to follow him and has meaningful, life-giving encounters that are not recorded in the other gospels.Â
This Reformed Expository Bible Study is designed for personal and group use. Each lesson connects to the rest of the Bible and holds to the same standards as the Reformed Expository Commentary series: a high view of Scripture; a Christ-centered focus; a Reformed theological basis; and an emphasis on personal application and prayer.
