Put your faith in Christ for salvation.

Tell the lost the reason for Christ’s Incarnation.

I. Response (or Witness) of John (1:19–34)

A. John’s denial (1:19–21)

B. John’s definition (1:22–28)• Questions 3-5

C. John’s declaration (1:29–34)

II. Response of John’s Disciples (1:35–42)

A. Disciples follow Jesus (1:35–39)

B. Andrew finds Simon (1:40–42)

III. Response of Philip and Nathanael (1:43–51)

A. Jesus calls Philip to follow Him (1:43, 44)

Would I be happy devoting my life to Jesus?

Could I devote my life to Jesus and still live a comfortable life?

What might I miss out on by devoting my life to Jesus?

Do I have too much baggage to commit to following Jesus?

Will my relatives, friends and/or co-workers think I’m strange or even avoid me?

Put yourself in Philip’s place. What doubtsmight have tugged at your heart and kept you from agreeing to follow Jesus? (Question 15)

What doubts or concerns about followingJesus might a person have today?(Question 16)

III. Response of Philip and Nathanael (1:43–51)

C. Jesus proves He is worthy of following (1:47–51)

A. Jesus calls Philip to follow Him (1:43, 44)

B. Philip invites Nathanael to follow Jesus (1:45, 46)

Would I be happy devoting my life to Jesus?

Could I devote my life to Jesus and still live a comfortable life?

What might I miss out on by devoting my life to Jesus?

Following Jesus has eternal value.

Following Jesus is following the truth.

Following Jesus brings joy and peace.

Following Jesus provides forgiveness and maturity.

Following Jesus means friendship and family with God and His children.

Will my relatives, friends and/or co-workers think I’m strange or even avoid me?

Do I have too much baggage to commit to following Jesus?

What should convince us that Jesus is worth following? (Question 18)

Put your faith in Christ for salvation.

Tell the lost the reason for Christ’s Incarnation.

Commit to following Jesus for life.