As we close out our week in John 5–10, take a moment to pause and reflect. This week we saw Jesus reveal Himself as the Bread of Life, the Light of the World, and the Good Shepherd. We read about belief, doubt, following His voice, and what it really means to trust Him—not just with our words, but with our lives. Ask yourself: What did God show you about who He is this week? Where might He be inviting you to trust Him more deeply? What does it look like for you to listen for His voice in this season? If one verse, story, or moment stood out, feel free to share it below. Let’s finish the week grounded, grateful, and attentive to what the Word is doing in us.

How are you doing in John 5–10 so far? Whether you’ve been reading a little each day or you’re just picking it back up today, you’re right where you need to be. This is a space of grace, not pressure. Consistency is built by returning, not by being perfect. What has stood out to you this week?Was it something Jesus said, a miracle, or a moment that made you pause and think? Take a minute to reflect and share one verse or thought that’s been on your heart.

Welcome to a new week in the Gospel of John. This week we’ll be reading John 5–10, and the theme we’re leaning into is belief—hearing the voice of Jesus, trusting who He says He is, and learning to follow even when we don’t fully understand yet. As you start today, remember: this isn’t about racing through chapters. It’s about staying present with what you’re reading and letting the Word speak into your real life. Take your time. Pause when something stands out. Ask questions. Let the Spirit lead your attention. Drop a 🙌 when you’ve started today, or share one verse that already caught your heart.

How are you doing with the Gospel of John so far? Whether you’re right on track, a little behind, or just opening your Bible today—you’re still showing up, and that matters. This study isn’t about keeping pace. It’s about staying connected and returning when life gets busy. What chapter are you in right now? Or—what verse has stood out to you so far this week? Take a moment to pause, breathe, and meet God in the middle of your week.

Welcome to January in Rooted in the Word! This month, we are studying The Gospel of John. Why John?John was written so that we may believe that Jesus is the Son of God and have life through Him (John 20:31). This book focuses less on events and more on who Jesus is. Author: John the Apostle Audience: Believers and seekers Theme: Belief, identity in Christ, eternal lifeKey Focus: Knowing Jesus personally, not just knowing about Him What to expect this month: - A structured reading plan - Weekly discussion threads - Reflection and journaling prompts - A monthly live Bible teaching 📖 Come curious. Come consistent. Progress matters more than perfection.