Behold the Lamb GOI Wednesday Bible Study

and he looked at Jesus as he walked by and said, "Behold, the Lamb of God!" John 1:36

John's Gospel offers a powerful narrative where Jesus is revealed as the Lamb of God, fulfilling ancient prophecies and offering salvation to the world. 'Behold the Lamb' invites us to journey through John's account, discovering the profound love and sacrifice that define our faith.

These free online bible studies occur on Wednesdays online on Discord. All are welcome to attend so please contact us for the details.

Come join us for 'Behold the Lamb,' a Bible study where we will explore the profound portrayal of Jesus as the Lamb of God in the Gospel of John. Together, we'll uncover the deep meaning behind this title and its impact on our faith and lives.

Upcoming Studies

Faith in the Face of Loss

4 June 2025 - John 11:1-37

Jesus' delay in visiting Lazarus leads to a profound moment of faith and resurrection. How does this story demonstrate Jesus' power over death?

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Lazarus Raised

11 June 2025 - John 11:38-57

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, foreshadowing His own resurrection. How does this miracle impact the faith of those who witness it?

Previous Studies

In the beginning

2 October 2024 - John 1:1-14

In John 1:1-14, we encounter the profound mystery of the Word made flesh, revealing Jesus as both fully divine and fully human. Join us as we explore these opening verses of John's Gospel, uncovering the foundational truths about Christ's nature and His light brought into the world.

The Witness

9 October 2024 - John 1:15-34

John 1:15-34 highlights John the Baptist's testimony about Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. This passage emphasises John’s role as the forerunner who bears witness to Jesus’ divine nature and mission, affirming Jesus as the promised Messiah and the source of eternal life.

The First Converts

16 October 2024 - John 1:35-51

John 1:35-51 recounts the calling of Jesus’ first disciples, including Andrew, Simon Peter, and Nathaniel. This passage highlights the initial response to Jesus’ call and the transformative impact of meeting Him, showcasing the beginning of a new journey of faith and discipleship.

The First Miracle

23 October 2024 - John 2:1-12

John 2:1-12 narrates Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where He transforms water into wine. This event marks the beginning of His public ministry and reveals His divine power and grace, demonstrating His ability to bring joy and abundance into our lives through miraculous acts.

The First Passover

6 November 2024 - John 2:13-25

John 2:13-25 describes Jesus’ cleansing of the Temple during the Passover, where He drives out the money changers and those selling animals. This passage emphasises Jesus’ zeal for the sanctity of worship and His authority over religious practices, marking a significant moment in His ministry and setting the stage for His role as the true temple.

The New Birth

20 November 2024 - John 3:1-21

John 3:1-21 features Jesus’ profound conversation with Nicodemus about the necessity of being born again to enter the Kingdom of God. This passage introduces the concept of spiritual rebirth through the Holy Spirit and highlights God's love for humanity, exemplified by the promise of eternal life through faith in Jesus.

John's Final Witness

27 November 2024 - 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.

Samaritan Situation

4 December 2024 - John 4:1-45

John 4:1-45 recounts Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, revealing His willingness to cross social and cultural boundaries to offer living water and salvation. This passage highlights the transformative impact of Jesus’ message, demonstrating His inclusivity and the power of personal testimony in spreading the Gospel.

A Healing

15 January 2025 - John 4:33-54

John 4:33-54 describes Jesus' healing of the official's son, demonstrating His authority over illness and His power to grant life. This passage emphasises the importance of faith in Jesus' word, as the official's belief in Jesus' promise leads to his son's miraculous recovery, underscoring Jesus' role as the source of both physical and spiritual healing.

Healing, Authority, and Controversy

22 January 2025 - John 5:1-17

What does true healing look like, and who has the authority to bring it? In John 5:1-17, Jesus’ act of mercy at Bethesda points to His divine power and challenges the rigid traditions of the religious leaders.

The Son and the Father: The Source of Life

29 January 2025 - John 5:17-31

Jesus declares His unity with the Father, emphasizing that He has authority to grant life and execute judgment. This passage highlights the gospel’s central message: eternal life is found in hearing and believing the word of the Son of God.

Witnesses to the Truth: The Testimony of Christ

5 February 2025 - John 5:32-47

Jesus points to multiple witnesses—John the Baptist, His works, the Scriptures, and the Father—that affirm His identity as the Son of God. The gospel message is clear: rejecting Jesus is rejecting the life and salvation promised in God’s word.

The Bread of Heaven: Jesus Feeds the Multitude

12 February 2025 - John 6:1-25

Jesus miraculously feeds five thousand people, demonstrating His ability to meet physical and spiritual needs. The gospel is illustrated as Jesus later explains that He is the true bread from heaven, offering eternal life to all who come to Him.

The Bread of Life: A Call to Believe

19 February 2025 - John 6:26-40

Jesus invites the crowd to seek the eternal sustenance only He can provide, rather than perishable food. The gospel is proclaimed as Jesus promises that all who believe in Him will never hunger or thirst spiritually and will be raised up on the last day.

The Hard Saying: Eating the Bread of Life

26 February 2025 - John 6:41-71

Jesus challenges His followers to accept Him as the source of eternal life, using the metaphor of eating His flesh and drinking His blood. The gospel is central here, as Jesus emphasizes belief in Him as the only way to eternal life, even when the message is difficult to accept.

The Messiah in Secret: Timing and Truth

5 March 2025 - John 7:1-16

Jesus travels to the Feast of Tabernacles in secret, teaching with wisdom that astonishes His listeners. The gospel is revealed in His declaration that His teaching comes from God, inviting all to recognize Him as the promised Messiah.

Division and Revelation: Responses to Jesus

12 March 2025 - John 7:17-53

Jesus confronts the crowd with His divine origins, causing division among His listeners. The gospel shines through as Jesus offers living water to those who believe, foreshadowing the gift of the Spirit to all who accept Him.

The Light of the World: Mercy and Truth

19 March 2025 - John 8:1-30

Jesus forgives a woman caught in adultery and proclaims Himself as the Light of the World, guiding sinners out of darkness. The gospel resonates in His promise that those who follow Him will have the light of life, offering grace and truth to all.

Freedom in Truth: The Eternal Word

26 March 2025 - John 8:31-59

Jesus promises freedom to those who abide in His word, explaining that true liberty is found in the Son. The gospel message climaxes as Jesus declares His pre-existence with the Father, proclaiming, “Before Abraham was, I am,” identifying Himself as the eternal God.

A Story of Faith and Miracles

7 May 2025 - John 9:1-41

In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind, revealing His power and compassion. How does this miracle challenge our perceptions of disability and faith?

Good Shepherd

14 May 2025 - John 10:1-21

Jesus describes Himself as the Good Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep. How does this metaphor illustrate Jesus' relationship with His followers?

Unity and Division

21 May 2025 - John 10:22-40

During the Festival of Dedication, Jesus' claims about His identity spark controversy. How do Jesus' words challenge the beliefs of those around Him?

GOI online bible studies are a free way of learning more about the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Come and ask questions and discuss how the life of Jesus changes everything.

Questions are always welcome at online bible studies as we look to answer big questions using the bible as our guide and the life of Jesus as our example. In this series we look to learn more about the story of redemption and the reason why the Son of God, Jesus, came to die.

The free online Bible studies currently happen on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the evening London time. All are welcome please contact us for details about how to attend online.

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