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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 1H 10M

John's Christology 101

from The Tolu Ayeni Podcast · host Tolu Ayeni

In this episode, we explore John’s Christology—how the writings of John present Jesus as the unique Son of God and reveal His divine identity. Beginning with John’s stated purpose in the Gospel, we examine key passages such as John 1, John 10, and John 20 to understand how John portrays Jesus as one with the Father, the only begotten Son, and the promised Messiah.The discussion also traces the biblical meaning of “Son of God,” showing how sonship in Scripture often conveys likeness, representation, authority, and divine mission rather than merely biological descent. We examine references to the “sons of God” in the Old Testament, the divine council imagery found in passages such as Psalm 82, Job, and Genesis 6, and how Jesus uses these concepts in His dialogue with the religious leaders in John 10.Finally, we consider the implications of Christ’s deity and incarnation for believers today. Through Christ’s victory and authority, believers are invited to share in His reign, stand above spiritual opposition, and minister with confidence in the power of God.Join us for a deep biblical study on the identity of Christ, the meaning of divine sonship, and the authority believers have in Christ.

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