John's Final Witness
John 3:22-36
John 3:22-36 captures John the Baptist’s final testimony about Jesus, affirming Him as the Christ and the source of eternal life. This passage highlights John’s role in pointing to Jesus' divine authority and the necessity of following Him, emphasising the supremacy of Christ’s message and His central role in salvation.
We can only do what God gives us to do.
Join us in this Bible study exploring John chapter 3, where we’ll uncover profound insights about spiritual leadership, divine purpose, and the transformative power of Christ’s ministry. What does it truly mean to decrease so that Christ can increase in our lives?
After this Jesus and his disciples went into the Judean countryside, and he remained there with them and was baptizing. John 3:22
We can only do what God gives us to do.
- Jesus and John the Baptist were simultaneously baptizing in different regions of Judea
- Purification rituals were significant in Jewish religious practice
- John the Baptist demonstrated exceptional spiritual wisdom
- Spiritual gifts are God-given and should be exercised accordingly
- Obedience to Christ is crucial for spiritual growth
- The Holy Spirit works without measure in believers’ lives
- True spiritual leadership focuses on Christ, not personal prominence
He must increase, but I must decrease. John 3:30
If we accept his witness, if we believe, then we say God's true.
This Bible study beautifully reveals Jesus as the ultimate spiritual leader - humble, purposeful, and transformative. Father Wortner’s passionate exploration reminds us that our journey is less about our own achievements and more about creating space for Christ to work through us. The message is clear: let Jesus increase, and watch how He dramatically changes everything in our lives.
- John 3:22-36
- John 3:22-36
- Joshua 24:15
- 1 Corinthians 11
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