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Bible Commentary & Study
Bible Commentary & Study
The John Workbook
For Groups, Individuals and Families
Walk through the whole Gospel of John in 21 weeks, one chapter at a time, with the trusted pastor J.C. Ryle at your side every step. Whether you read alone, lead a small group, or gather your family at the table, this workbook gives you a clear weekly rhythm so you can finally read John with confidence and meet the Word who became flesh and lived among us.
Ebook, paperback and spiral-bound.
Meet the Word made flesh: twenty-one weeks in John with J.C. Ryle at your side.
About this book
Finally read the whole Gospel of John with confidence, one chapter a week, with a trusted pastor at your side.
If you have ever wanted to study a Gospel deeply without a seminary degree or a shelf of commentaries, this workbook was built for you. Over 21 weeks you will walk through every chapter of John and meet the Savior who said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”
Every week follows the same clear rhythm, so you always know where you are and what comes next:
- In Ryle’s Own Words: a full passage from J.C. Ryle’s classic Expository Thoughts on John, printed inside the book, so you need no other commentary.
- The Three Movements: a Doctrine to grasp, a Warning to heed, and a Comfort to keep, turning each chapter toward your heart.
- For Families: a fifteen-minute table session with a read-aloud passage, talking points, and a prompt for younger children.
By the final week you will have:
- Read all 21 chapters of John and understood its great “I am” sayings
- Grasped what it means to be born again and to hold eternal life as a present gift
- Built the lasting habit of opening your Bible expecting to meet Jesus there
Whether you are a new believer taking your first walk through a Gospel, a parent leading family devotions, or a small-group leader who needs a ready structure, this study meets you where you are.
From the book
“The grand secret of knowing God is to draw near to Him through Jesus Christ.”
“Nothing brings out character so much as sickness and affliction.”
“Christ is our way, and God is our rest.”
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