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Word of God Bible Studies
Word of God Bible Studies
This page is a growing Bible study library designed to help you engage with Scripture chapter by chapter.
Each study includes a full chapter reading, a short reflection, and written questions to help you think more deeply about God’s Word.
Whether you are new to the Bible or have been reading it for years, these studies are here to help you grow in understanding, faith, and personal reflection.
“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”
(Psalm 119:105)
This is a growing Bible study library, with new chapters being added over time.
Gospel of John
Gospel of John
Chapter-by-chapter Bible studies through the Gospel of John (KJV).
John 1 – The Word Made Flesh
John 1 – The Word Made Flesh
In this first chapter of John, we are introduced to Jesus as the eternal Word, the true Light, and the Son of God.
We also see John the Baptist preparing the way, and the first disciples beginning to follow Him.
Study Questions – John 1
🔹 1. Understanding the Passage
Who is described as “the Word” in this chapter, and what is said about Him in the beginning?
What role did the Word have in creation?
Who was John (John the Baptist), and what was his purpose?
What response did people have when the light came into the world?
What does the chapter say happens to those who receive Him?
🔹 2. Looking Deeper (Meaning & Truth)
What does it mean that “the Word was made flesh,” and why is this so important?
What is the significance of Jesus being described as both “light” and “life”?
Why do you think many people did not receive Him when He came?
What does it mean to “receive” Jesus — is it more than just believing He exists?
What do we learn from John the Baptist about humility and pointing others to Christ?
🔹 3. Reflection (Personal & Spiritual)
What stood out to you most in this chapter, and why?
Do you feel that you have truly received Him, or are you still exploring what that means?
In what ways can you bring areas of darkness in your life into the light?
How can you, like John the Baptist, point others toward Jesus rather than yourself?
Is there anything in this chapter that is challenging or encouraging you personally?
Take your time with these questions.
You don’t need to answer everything — focus on what stands out to you and return to the passage again.
John 2 – From Water to Wine
John 2 – From Water to Wine
In this chapter, Jesus performs His first miracle at a wedding in Cana, turning water into wine. He later cleanses the temple, showing His authority and zeal for God’s house. Through these events, we begin to see both His power and His purpose.
❓ Study Questions – John 2
1. Understanding the Passage
What was Jesus’ first miracle, and where did it take place?
Why was the situation at the wedding significant?
How did the servants respond to Jesus’ instructions?
What did the miracle reveal to His disciples?
What did Jesus do when He went to the temple in Jerusalem?
2. Meaning & Truth
What does turning water into wine show about Jesus’ power and identity?
Why do you think Jesus chose this moment for His first miracle?
What does Jesus’ reaction in the temple teach us about reverence for God?
What does it mean that His disciples “believed on Him”?
How does this chapter reveal both the kindness and authority of Jesus?
3. Reflection (Personal & Spiritual)
Where in your life do you need to trust Jesus, even when you don’t fully understand?
Are there areas of your life that need “cleansing” like the temple?
How do you respond when Jesus asks you to act in faith?
What does this chapter teach you about who Jesus is personally?
How can you honour God more in your daily life?
John 3 – Born Again
John 3 – Born Again
Jesus speaks with Nicodemus about being “born again” and reveals the necessity of spiritual rebirth. This chapter includes the well-known declaration of God’s love for the world and the offer of eternal life through belief in the Son. John the Baptist also testifies again, pointing clearly to Jesus as the one who must increase.
❓ Study Questions – John 3
1. Understanding the Passage
Who was Nicodemus, and why did he come to Jesus?
What did Jesus mean by being “born again”?
Why was Nicodemus confused by Jesus’ teaching?
What does John 3:16 say about God’s love and salvation?
What did John the Baptist say about his role compared to Jesus?
2. Meaning & Truth
What does it truly mean to be “born of the Spirit”?
Why is spiritual rebirth necessary for entering the kingdom of God?
What does this chapter teach about belief and eternal life?
Why is Jesus described as coming from heaven?
What does “He must increase, but I must decrease” mean in practice?
3. Reflection (Personal & Spiritual)
Have you personally experienced what it means to be “born again”?
What does believing in Jesus look like in your daily life?
Are there areas where you need to decrease so Christ can increase?
How do you respond to the truth of God’s love shown in this chapter?
What step can you take to grow spiritually from what you’ve read?
John 4 – Living Water
John 4 – Living Water
Jesus speaks with a Samaritan woman at the well, offering her “living water” and revealing His identity as the Messiah. Many in her town come to believe in Him. Later, Jesus heals a nobleman’s son, demonstrating that His power is not limited by distance.
❓ Study Questions – John 4
1. Understanding the Passage
Why was it unusual for Jesus to speak with the Samaritan woman?
What did Jesus mean by “living water”?
What did Jesus reveal about the woman’s life?
How did the woman respond after speaking with Jesus?
What miracle did Jesus perform for the nobleman’s son?
2. Meaning & Truth
What does “living water” represent spiritually?
Why is Jesus’ interaction with the Samaritan woman significant?
What does this chapter teach about true worship?
How does faith play a role in the healing of the nobleman’s son?
What does this chapter reveal about who Jesus is?
3. Reflection (Personal & Spiritual)
Where are you seeking satisfaction outside of God?
What does “living water” mean in your own life?
How can you worship God “in spirit and in truth”?
Are you willing to share your experience of Jesus like the woman did?
How can you grow in faith and trust in God’s word?
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