
Congregational Course: John
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Focused video lessons from Dr. Charles Gieschen and Dr. David Lewis on the text, structure, Christology, signs, glory, and Spirit in John.
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Visual overviews and focused teaching help readers see John's literary movement, images, signs, and testimony.

Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Focused video lessons from Dr. Charles Gieschen and Dr. David Lewis on the text, structure, Christology, signs, glory, and Spirit in John.
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BibleProject · Two videos, 8:46 and 8:32
Two concise visual overviews introduce John's literary movement, signs, discourses, death, and resurrection. Use as orientation alongside the site's Lutheran theological study.
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BibleProject · 6:31
A visual study of the Word, creation, incarnation, and the new-creation imagery of John 1:1-18.
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BibleProject
A short biblical-theology video that helps readers trace the life Jesus gives in the present and in the resurrection.
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Spoken Gospel on YouVersion
Fifteen short, Christ-centered videos cover John in compact passage ranges from the prologue through the lakeside restoration.
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KFUO Radio
A consecutive, pastor-led study through John from the official broadcast voice of the LCMS. Use the collection to find the episode for this chapter.
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KFUO Radio
A focused Thy Strong Word conversation on the prologue and John the Baptist's witness to Jesus.
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KFUO Radio
A chapter-length study of the Shepherd discourse, Jesus' unity with the Father, and the responses His words provoke.
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1517
An accessible Lutheran conversation that begins with John 1:1-18 and continues sequentially through the Gospel.
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Long-form, Greek, exegetical, and academic resources support careful follow-up after reading the text.

Issues, Etc.
A long-form collection with Lutheran pastors and scholars covering the Gospel from John 1 through John 21.
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Issues, Etc.
Dr. William Weinrich examines Jesus as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep and lays down His life for them.
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Issues, Etc.
Dr. Lydia McGrew discusses historical texture and eyewitness testimony in John. This belongs in the evidence and witness lane, not above the biblical text.
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Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Exegetical audio on many Johannine lectionary texts, frequently working directly with the Greek for pastors and serious students.
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Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne
Dr. William Weinrich's John lectures and focused treatments of passages including John 10 and John 11.
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BibleProject Podcast
A longer conversation about Genesis, Exodus, tabernacle imagery, literary structure, and the Son revealing the Father in John 1.
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BibleProject Podcast · 51:41
A thematic discussion of Jesus' identity, the divine name, Father and Son, glory, and John 17.
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Yale Bible Study
Six recorded sessions with Harold Attridge offer an academic comparison lane. They are not presented as the site's confessional interpretation.
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Selected Lutheran sermons bring the passage into proclamation, consolation, repentance, faith, and Christian life.

The Lutheran Hour
Michael Zeigler proclaims Christ from John 1:46, inviting hearers into John's witness to the Word made flesh and Lamb of God.
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The Lutheran Hour
John Nunes proclaims the risen Christ through Thomas's encounter in John 20:24-29.
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Gregory Seltz proclaims the risen Lord's provision and care for His disciples from John 21:1-14.
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