Dig into the profound writing of the Apostle John.
John wrote the beloved gospel account of Jesus in the book of John, the mystifying end time prophecy of Revelation, and three oft forgotten, but heartfelt letters: 1, 2, and 3 John.
Now, for the first time, explore them all together—John’s gospel, John’s letters, and John’s revelation—in this powerful and handy Bible study boxset.
Grow in your faith and deepen your understanding of what it means to follow Jesus from the Apostle John. John was one of Jesus’s disciples, part of his inner circle, and an eyewitness to the life and ministry of our Savior. And John was the disciple Jesus loved.
We should listen to what John says.
In The Apostle John, lifetime student of the Bible and founder of ABibleADay.com, Peter DeHaan, digs deep into John’s insightful writing to unearth thought-provoking insights that can inform your beliefs and transform your life.
In this evocative Bible study devotional, you’ll discover:
- Why so many cherish John’s biography of Jesus
- Jesus’s gift of living water—so we’ll never thirst again
- The Good Shepherd who cares for us, his sheep
- A fresh approach to the book of Revelation
- A hope that good will triumph over evil in the end
- How to trust in a God who holds the past, present, and future in his hands
- A deeper appreciation for the two greatest commands: Love God and love others
Inspire your soul and nourish your spirit.
In The Apostle John you’ll encounter eye-opening insights from passages you thought were familiar. Find fresh truths as you gain a broader appreciation of John’s poetic biography of Jesus, the Apostle’s end time vision, and three inspiring letters.
Ideal for individual or group study, this book includes Scripture references and questions inviting you to go deeper.
Get The Apostle John today to expand your love and grow your faith.
Peter DeHaan writes about biblical Christianity to confront status quo religion and live a life that matters. He seeks a fresh approach to following Jesus through the lens of Scripture, without the baggage of made-up traditions and meaningless practices.