Show Notes
As we begin a new year, we also begin a new study in the Gospel of John. This week we unpack John 1:1-18 as we see that in Jesus, God has made Himself known in a superior way to all previous self-revelation. He has shown us His glory, His grace and His goodness in Jesus.
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