Dionne Cameron
Dionne Cameron is dedicated to helping believers deepen their relationship with God through clear, Spirit-led biblical teaching. With a heart for discipleship and spiritual growth, her writings inspire readers to walk in the truth of God’s Word.
Dionne Cameron
Dionne Cameron is dedicated to helping believers deepen their relationship with God through clear, Spirit-led biblical teaching. With a heart for discipleship and spiritual growth, her writings inspire readers to walk in the truth of God’s Word.
About The Book
A Spirit-Led 21-Day Journey Through the Gospel of John
Growing in the Things of God is more than just a Bible study—it's a spiritual invitation to grow closer to Jesus Christ through the profound truths found in the Gospel of John. Authored by Dionne Cameron, this 21-day devotional guide is designed for both individual reflection and group study. Each chapter walks you through a key portion of John’s Gospel, unpacking the life, teachings, and divine nature of Jesus with clarity and grace.
The book is rooted in the promise of John 16:13, reminding us that the Holy Spirit leads us into all truth. Each lesson includes guided questions, space for reflection, and encouragement to pray and listen for the Spirit’s voice. Whether you are new to faith or seeking a deeper understanding of the Word, this book provides a firm foundation for spiritual growth, equipping you to walk confidently in God’s truth and presence.
What makes this Bible study different from others?
What sets Growing in the Things of God apart is its intentional focus on allowing the Holy Spirit to guide the reader. Rather than just analyzing Scripture, it encourages active listening, spiritual reflection, and personal application—creating space for genuine transformation and growth in faith.
Can I use this book if I’ve never done a Bible study before?
Absolutely! This guide is written in a clear and accessible way, making it perfect for both new and seasoned believers. Each study provides scripture references, explanations, and questions that help you dig deeper, even if you’re exploring the Bible for the first time.
Spirit-Led Revelation
Each lesson invites the Holy Spirit to speak directly to the heart, bringing clarity and spiritual transformation as you study God’s Word
Flexible Study Format
Whether you're reading during personal devotion time or leading a Bible study group, the 21 guides are designed for easy use and deep engagement.
Scripturally Grounded
Rooted in the Gospel of John, the content stays true to biblical truth, helping readers explore key themes like love, faith, and the identity of Jesus.
Prayer-Focused Reflection
Each study guide encourages intimate prayer and communion with God, helping readers not just to learn—but to listen, respond, and grow through heartfelt connection with the Holy Spirit.
About The Book
Introduction
The gospel of John stands apart from the other gospels because
John’s audience was the world. Matthew’s audience was the
Jews, Mark’s audience was the Greeks, and Luke’s audience was
the Romans. However, John addresses his gospel to everyone,
including you and me. His goal was to prove that Jesus was the
Son of God and that He was fully man and God. Jesus was the
God-Man. Many false teachers had slipped into the church, and
John wrote to show that anyone who did not confess that Jesus
Christ was God the Son, had an antichrist spirit. In these end
times, arm yourself with the truth of God’s Word so that you can
avoid the deception of the antichrist spirits.
Jesus told John that he had to “come up higher” so that he
could give him the revelation of the end times. Jesus also calls us
to “come up higher” so we can grow in the deeper knowledge
of God. This Bible Study of the gospel of John enables us to
“come up higher” in the revelation and knowledge of Jesus
Christ. During one of the chapter studies, God gave a participant
a vision of the cross turning into a ladder and her climbing the
cross. This Bible Study is the realization of this vision. Study to
show yourself approved and grow in the deeper things of God.
CHAPTER ONE
Jesus Is The Word Of God
John 1:1-18
• Who is the Word, and what does it mean by “He was with God in the beginning?” Define the Trinity. How does the New World Translation, which is the Bible of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, translate John 1:1? What other versions of the Bible are you familiar with, and how is John 1:1 translated from the original Greek?
• Define darkness and explain how it came into the earth. Can darkness overcome light? Why do some people resist the light when they know that they are in darkness?
• Who was John, and why did he come into the world?(See verse 11.) How was Jesus in the world, and the world did not recognize Him? Who was His own, and how did His own not receive Him? Were the Jewish people expecting Jesus?
• Who does Jesus give the right to become children of God? See Romans 10:9-13. How did the Word become flesh and what does John mean that “He who comes after me has surpassed me because He was before me?”
John 1:19-28
• Who were the ‘Jews in Jerusalem,’ and why did they send the priest and Levites to go to John to ask him who Jesus was? Is Christ Jesus’ last name, and what does the word Christ mean?
John 1:29-34
• Why did John describe Jesus as the ‘lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world?’ Which chapter in the book of Isaiah prophesied of Jesus bearing the sins of human beings which the Jews were familiar with? How did John know that Jesus was the Messiah? What does the word Messiah mean, and how does Jesus baptize with the Holy Spirit?
John 1:35-42
• What should we do when we find the Messiah?
John 1:43-50
• Why did Nathanael ask, “Can anything good come from Nazareth?” Why did God the Father choose to have Jesus grow up in Nazareth instead of a more prestigious city? How did Jesus know Nathanael and how is it possible for him to have seen him under the fig tree?
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What Readers Are Saying
Readers of “Growing In The Things of God” consistently praise its clarity, spiritual depth, and accessibility. Many have shared how each study guide has enriched their understanding of the Gospel of John and strengthened their personal relationship with God. Whether used alone or in a group, the book is described as Spirit-led, encouraging, and a powerful tool for faith development.
