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Start with wonder: “In the beginning was the Word.” We dive into John 1 and trace how that opening line isn’t abstract theology but a doorway into a living encounter with Jesus—the eternal Logos who created the world, stepped into it, and filled it with light. We walk through the chapter’s structure from the soaring prologue to the first disciples, making the text clear, practical, and surprisingly personal.

We unpack the tabernacle theme—how “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us” places God’s glory in the middle of ordinary life—and why John the Baptist’s humility sharpens our view of Christ. When John declares, “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world,” we connect the Passover lamb, the Day of Atonement, and the global reach of grace. We follow Andrew, Simon, Philip, and Nathaniel as they move from curiosity to commitment, showing how “come and see” invites honest investigation and real experience. Nathaniel’s doubts about Nazareth become a window into integrity, openness, and the kind of faith that grows when we actually step closer.

Along the way, we address big claims head-on: Jesus is God, not merely a teacher; humans love darkness and need new birth; and becoming children of God happens through receiving and believing in Jesus’ name. We explore Jesus as the Logos—the divine reason that orders reality—and why grace and truth are not at odds but united in him. From identity and worth to mission and community, the chapter gives a simple, repeatable pattern: follow Jesus and bring someone with you. Come and see turns into go and tell, because grace upon grace doesn’t stop at our doorstep.

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