The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved: A Study of John

The Apostle John referred to himself as "The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved." That is because he was the best friends with out Lord. John knew so much about the love of God, and the power of that love. He wanted us to experience it as well. Bible teacher John R. Hargrove shows that all we really have to do is live God's way if we want to be successful. And, oh, what an experience it is to live the love of God through Jesus Christ God loved you enough to give His son to die in your place. Jesus took your sin and gave you His righteousness. The Apostle John wrote his gospel much later than the other three, because he had something to say about the love of God that had not yet been said. His is the most profound and deepest of Gospels.

John, the Disciple Whom Jesus Loved, set out to prove the Messiahship and Godhood of Jesus Christ by the irrefutable proof of His miraculous signs. John wished to convince the Jews that the historical Jesus was the "Christ," the Jewish Messiah, the Savior of mankind. Bible scholar, John R. Hargrove takes you through the Gospel of John, verse by verse, in a comprehensive and enlightening study that we hope you will find rewarding.