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In today's study, we reflect on the powerful conclusion of John chapter 20, where the Gospel writer steps out from behind the story to tell us directly why he wrote his account. Clint and Michael explore how John’s purpose wasn’t to offer a comprehensive biography of Jesus, but to give readers enough to believe and find life in Christ’s name. They discuss how this moment acts like a bridge between the resurrection appearances and what follows, and why this seemingly "ending" moment is so deeply personal to every believer. This passage reminds us that faith isn't just about seeing miracles—it's about trusting the story handed down for our sake.
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By Michael Gewecke & Clint Loveall5
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In today's study, we reflect on the powerful conclusion of John chapter 20, where the Gospel writer steps out from behind the story to tell us directly why he wrote his account. Clint and Michael explore how John’s purpose wasn’t to offer a comprehensive biography of Jesus, but to give readers enough to believe and find life in Christ’s name. They discuss how this moment acts like a bridge between the resurrection appearances and what follows, and why this seemingly "ending" moment is so deeply personal to every believer. This passage reminds us that faith isn't just about seeing miracles—it's about trusting the story handed down for our sake.
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