Summary

This seminar explored the Gospel of John and offered cultural clues that help the gospel’s stories spring to life in new and unexpected ways.

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The Gospel of John offers many stories that have become the favorites of the church throughout the centuries. This seminar explored the basic framework of the gospel and suggested how it can be organized for use in teaching and preaching. Above all, it offered cultural clues that help the gospel’s stories spring to life in new and unexpected ways.

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