Scripture Study
The Promises of Jesus
Guideposts from the Road to Life
Not a hunt for detached assurances, but an encounter with the character of Jesus — the One whose goodness gives every promise its meaning. This study moves forward canonically, beginning where John begins, walking toward the end of Revelation, one volume at a time.
Volume I — The Gospel of John
Fifteen promises, from the right to become a child (John 1:12–13) to a blessing named for those who never touched the wounds and believed anyway (John 20:29).
Volume II — The Letters of John
Twelve promises across 1, 2, and 3 John — cleansing, abiding, confidence, and a truth named as permanent, already remaining, already guaranteed to stay.
Volume III — The Synoptic Gospels and Acts
Fourteen promises across Matthew, Mark, Luke, and Acts — the Kingdom, rest, forgiveness, prayer, and a promise poured out at Pentecost for whoever is far off and still being called.
Volume IV — The Epistles
Fourteen promises across eight letters — adoption, perseverance, grace, transformation, and a hope named living because it rests on a resurrection that already happened.
Volume V — Revelation
Fourteen promises across the seven churches and the final vision — presence, renewal, healing, and the last invitation in Scripture: let him who is thirsty come.