Few books of the Bible reward your careful study the way John does. Its prose might seem plain on the surface — full of short sentences and repeated words — but beneath that simplicity lies a theological depth that has challenged the greatest minds for two thousand years. You will find that John offers something rare: a text that moves a new believer, a seasoned theologian, and everyone in between.
This guide will help you understand the book, plan a twelve-week study structure, and guide your people (or yourself) from the ancient text into your everyday lives.
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There are 1.5 million children in America with a parent in prison. Many of them carry the
burden of their parents’ bad choices … often in silence. But God sees them, loves them,
and meets them through the care of His people.
At Prison Fellowship Angel Tree camps, boys and girls experience a safe place to belong
and hear the truth of God’s love.
Please give today to make sure kids don’t miss out on this life-changing experience. You
can help send a child to an Angel Tree camp and change their life forever!
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Bible News
The latest Bible-related and Bible-adjacent news
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Ukraine Observes “Year of the Ostroh Bible” — August 21: Ukraine is celebrating three milestones in 2026: the 500th anniversary of Prince Vasyl-Kostiantyn Ostrozkyi’s birth, 450 years since Ostroh Academy’s founding, and 445 years since the Ostroh Bible — the first complete Bible printed in Church Slavonic. A traveling program with participants from various denominations plans to visit over 30 locations across Ukraine with its “Ostroh Relic” exhibition, featuring facsimiles, a printing press, and Braille and audio Bibles. (Evangelical Focus)
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Christians Urged to “Sing the Bible” in the Age of AI — August 21: Hymn writer Keith Getty says congregational singing can anchor believers in Scripture, truth, and community as AI intensifies loneliness and cultural disruption. The 10th Sing! Conference, September 7–9 in Nashville, Tennessee, will mark 500 years since William Tyndale’s English New Testament with hymn sings, orchestral performances, and discussions on the Bible’s continued influence on American and global culture. (Christian Post)
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Museum of the Bible to Showcase Jordan’s Biblical Heritage — August 22: Washington, D.C.’s Museum of the Bible will host “Jordan: Dawn of Christianity” from early 2027 through the summer, following earlier displays at the Vatican and in Assisi, Italy. Rare artifacts will trace Christianity in Jordan through sites including Bethany Beyond the Jordan, Machaerus, Petra, Aqaba Church, and Madaba. A replica of the Madaba Map will also feature as Jordan prepares to commemorate 2,000 years since Jesus’ baptism. (Christian Daily)
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If the thought of public speaking makes you weak in the knees, you are far from alone. It’s regularly rated as one of Americans’ top fears, and it’s where one of the Bible’s bravest men started out.
Moses, a hero of the faith who was the conduit for the earliest foundations of Scripture — a man who boldly stood up to the most powerful man on the planet — started out as an anxious, hesitant defeatist who wanted nothing to do with the task God had assigned him.
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What does trustworthy pastoral leadership actually look like in 2026? Recent research reveals some surprising findings about which American pastors are more likely to be seen as trustworthy.
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