Letters of John
Embracing Certainty in Times of Insecurity
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John Stott exercised a worldwide ministry as a church leader, Bible expositor and author. His bestselling books have been translated into numerous languages, won several awards and shaped whole generations of ministers, thinkers, writers and bloggers. John was Rector Emeritus of All Souls, Langham Place, London and Founder-President of the Langham Partnership. He was awarded the CBE in the Queen's 2006 New Year honours.
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This new Bible study on the Letters of John is taken from John Stott's commentary in the Tyndale New Testament series. It offers 10 studies covering all three letters of John.
The studies mainly focus on the longest letter, 1 John, and covers subjects such as gospel proclamation, light and darkness, tests of obedience, Holy living and assurance and overcoming.
The study on 2 John is called on Walking in the Truth.
The final study looks at 3 John, the shortest letter in the New Testament, and explores the welcoming strangers.
The studies mainly focus on the longest letter, 1 John, and covers subjects such as gospel proclamation, light and darkness, tests of obedience, Holy living and assurance and overcoming.
The study on 2 John is called on Walking in the Truth.
The final study looks at 3 John, the shortest letter in the New Testament, and explores the welcoming strangers.
Author
John Stott exercised a worldwide ministry as a church leader, Bible expositor and author. His bestselling books have been translated into numerous languages, won several awards and shaped whole generations of ministers, thinkers, writers and bloggers. John was Rector Emeritus of All Souls, Langham Place, London and Founder-President of the Langham Partnership. He was awarded the CBE in the Queen's 2006 New Year honours.









The studies mainly focus on the longest letter, 1 John, and covers subjects such as gospel proclamation, light and darkness, tests of obedience, Holy living and assurance and overcoming.
The study on 2 John is called on Walking in the Truth.
The final study looks at 3 John, the shortest letter in the New Testament, and explores the welcoming strangers.