
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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Jesus' works are signs because they point beyond benefit or wonder to His identity and mission.
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These media companions are mapped to this theme. Source labels distinguish the site's confessional center from broader Christian and academic perspectives.

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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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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Issues, Etc.
A long-form collection with Lutheran pastors and scholars covering the Gospel from John 1 through John 21.
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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.
Open audio + video resource (opens in a new tab)Every sign finally directs attention to the crucified and risen Son.
Exodus signs; prophetic healings; Isaiah 35