1. What is the meaning of John 1:38?

2. What does "What do you want?" reveal about Jesus' approach to discipleship?

3. How can we seek Jesus with the same intent as the disciples?

4. Why is understanding Jesus' identity crucial for following Him today?

5. How does John 1:38 connect with seeking wisdom in Proverbs 2:3-5?

6. In what ways can we actively "come and see" Jesus in our lives?

7. What does Jesus mean by asking, "What do you want?" in John 1:38?

8. How does John 1:38 challenge our understanding of discipleship?

9. Why is the question in John 1:38 significant for personal faith?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from John 1?

11. Who is a Jewish rabbi?

12. Was Jesus considered a rabbi?

13. Why didn’t Jesus write anything Himself?

14. Who is a Jewish rabbi?1. What does the term "Rabbi" signify about the disciples' perception of Jesus, and how should this influence our view of Him today?

2. How does the disciples' question, "Where are You staying?" reflect their desire for a deeper relationship with Jesus, and how can we cultivate a similar desire in our own lives?

3. In what ways can we intentionally follow Jesus in our daily routines, and what might be some obstacles to doing so?

4. How does Jesus' invitation to the disciples in John 1:38 compare to His call to discipleship in other parts of the Gospels?

5. Reflect on a time when you felt a strong desire to seek Jesus. What steps did you take to pursue that desire, and what was the outcome?1. How does the concept of Jesus as the Word expand your understanding of His nature and mission?

2. What does the narrative of John the Baptist's testimony teach about humility and purpose?

3. How does the description of the Word becoming flesh challenge your understanding of God?

4. In what ways does Jesus being referred to as the "Lamb of God" shape your understanding of His role in salvation?

5. How can the calling of the first disciples inspire your personal journey of discipleship?

6. How does Jesus as the "Light of all mankind" provide guidance in your daily living?

7. What does John's refusal to claim titles (Christ, Elijah, or the Prophet) teach about identity and mission?

8. How does the idea of Jesus dwelling among us affect your perception of God's presence in the world?

9. How can you embody the attributes of the first disciples in your walk with Jesus?

10. How does the Incarnation influence your understanding of God's love and closeness to humanity?

11. How does Nathanael's encounter with Jesus challenge your perceptions of faith and skepticism?

12. How does understanding Jesus as Creator deepen your appreciation of the natural world?

13. In what ways does the relationship between John the Baptist and his disciples shed light on spiritual mentorship?

14. How does Jesus' knowledge of Nathanael before meeting him impact your view of God's omniscience?

15. How does the opening proclamation of the Word's role in creation inform your understanding of the cosmos?

16. In what ways can we witness about Jesus, following the example of John the Baptist?

17. How does the title "Lamb of God" deepen your understanding of sacrifice in the Christian faith?

18. How can you invite others to "come and see" Jesus as Andrew did with Simon Peter?

19. What does it mean to you that the Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us?

20. How does the mystery of the Incarnation inspire you in your spiritual journey?

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