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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 48 MIN

Who Is Jesus… Really? | The Gospel of John Explained | Real Life Bible Conversations Episode 1

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What if the most important question in life is simply this:Who is Jesus really?In this first episode of Real Life Bible Conversations, we explore the Gospel of John and why it’s one of the most powerful accounts of Jesus’ life ever written.Unlike the other Gospels, John doesn’t ease us into the story. He starts with a bold claim:“In the beginning was the Word…”John wants readers to understand something before anything else happens:Jesus isn’t just a teacher.He isn’t just a prophet.He isn’t just a historical figure.He is God who stepped into humanity.In this conversation we unpack:• Why the Gospel of John was written• Who actually wrote it and why that matters• Why John starts before creation instead of at the manger• The seven titles John gives Jesus• Why John calls miracles “signs”• How Jesus fulfills what religion was pointing toward• The moment that leads religious leaders to decide to kill Him• And the question John forces every reader to answerBecause John’s Gospel isn’t just information.It’s an invitation.If Jesus is who John says He is… what does that mean for us?

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