John

Deeper Into Scripture has created methodology of scripture reading that instructs, encourages and equips people to read God's Word daily and deeply.   Based on an adaptation from the author James M. Gray (1851-1935), this 7 day repetitive reading of a single book of the bible takes us deeply into the Word of God, increases our understanding and draws us closer to Him.

Immersion Into John

Deeper Into Scripture is  a methodology of scripture reading that instructs, encourages and equips people to read God's Word daily and deeply.  We have created a unique four-fold method of bible reading that directs the individual to read a short passage of scripture four times.  Each reading is done with a different question, instruction or objective to be considered.  This repetitive reading takes us deeply into the Word of God, increases our understanding and draws us closer to Him.

Deeper Into Scripture: John

Precious Mama, Are you looking for a devotional to use during the Easter/Lenten season to help you to ponder the life, death, and resurrection of our amazing Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ? We are so excited here at the Help Club for Moms to begin our journey together "Walking with John" and reading through the 21 chapters of this powerful book.

Walking With John

Third in a series of "Freedom in Christ." These audios will share the Bible verses, teachings, and testimonies that would help you learn to experience freedom in Christ. May the Lord continue to richly bless you!

Freedom in Christ #3 (3 Day Audio Devotional)

Two angels, one at the head and one at the feet, and the space between them empty. When Mary Magdalene arrived at the tomb, she witnessed a scene that would resonate deeply for anyone formed by Israel's Scriptures. The mercy seat of the Ark was framed by two cherubim positioned the same way, marking the place where God promised to meet His people. Coincidence, or a story unfolding across centuries? This 5-day plan follows the thread from tabernacle to tomb, where sacred imagery becomes intimate reality, and the risen Christ still speaks, calling His people each by name.

Between the Angels

In the Gospels, we walk through Holy Week with Jesus. We see injustices that anger Him, friendships He holds dear, and love that drives Him to make the ultimate sacrifice. Holy Week shows us the very heart of Jesus.

Even if you know the Easter story, let God take you on a journey over the next eight days. Ask Him to challenge you, encourage you, and deepen your relationship with Him as you read, journal, and pray. God’s Word is living and active, and He has something new for you. 

Let’s journey with Jesus through the week that changed everything. 

The Heart of Holy Week: An Eight-Day Journey With Jesus

A man appears and claims to be the Son of God. The people wonder: Is it true?

Years later, an old man records his experiences with this Jesus. It is John. He is likely the last living eyewitness from the inner circle. He lives in a time of intense pressure. Both the Romans and the Jewish authorities want to wipe out the message of Jesus, and within the churches, people are emerging who downgrade Jesus to just a "good teacher."

John writes the Gospel of John. His goal: To prove that Jesus truly is the Son of God.

The Gospel of John - Part 1

This 14-day Bible plan invites you to abide deeply in Christ and live out His mission with purpose. Rooted in John 15, it calls you to remain connected to Jesus.
This journey will help you practice God’s presence, rediscover your calling, and step into your world as a sent disciple - abiding in Him, working with Him, and representing Him wherever you go.

Abiding in Christ

The Farewell Discourse of Jesus (John 12–17) is intentional and urgent.
He knows betrayal, abandonment, suffering, death, and glory are at hand. 
This 10-day journey walks us slowly from the anointing at Bethany to the prayer in the garden, listening carefully to Jesus’ last words. Words meant to anchor us and carry us through the cross into resurrection life.  This Easter journey invites us not only to remember the cross but to receive what Jesus intentionally gave on the way to it, trusting that His last words are strong enough to carry us through suffering into resurrection life.
