The Bible is full of history, poetry, beautiful stories, and deep wisdom. But in the life of a believer, there are few greater resources than the gospel accounts. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John give us detailed accounts of the ministry, teaching, and daily rhythms of Jesus, yet they each do it in their own unique way.

John is the only gospel writer who gives us a “non-synoptic” look at the life of Jesus, offering commentary as he tells the story. As we understand his purpose, we gain new insight into the character of Jesus and the nature of his mission on earth.

In today’s COVID-19 Hack, Luke Barry takes us through the structure and purpose of the Gospel of John.