The Signs of the Christ

The Signs of the Christ Teacher's Guide

The Gospel of John is the quintessential “odd man out.” It is the unique Gospel among all four and presents Jesus in a very special light. The key to understanding the Gospel of John is an awareness of its purpose. John was not interested in offering a biography of Jesus. His purpose was to “prove” that Jesus was the Messiah.

John accomplished his purpose by drawing attention to the seven signs Jesus tendered during his ministry on earth. By focusing on the signs, John revealed the work of God the Father through his Son. And that work advances proof of his Messiahship.

The Signs of the Christ book (sold separately) explains Christ's signs and manifestations in a way that no one has to date. The reader is drawn into a world of theological wonder, the result of which is a deeper insight into this marvelous, Christ-honoring work.

The Signs of the Christ Teacher's Guide is intended to be used along with The Signs of The Christ book (i.e., the Teacher's Guide is NOT designed for standalone use). The Teacher's Guide is integrated with The Signs of the Christ book and Study Guide, helping small group leaders, pastors, professors and scholars seamlessly introduce their constituents to the depths and riches of the Gospel of John. 

The Signs of the Christ Teacher's Guide and The Signs of the Christ book and Study Guide are all integrated and designed to be easily introduced into small group forums, or university and seminary programs. Collectively these resources (Teacher's Guide, Book, and Study Guide) provide everything needed for a teacher or professor to systematically lead a small group or class through an indepth study the Gospel of John. The Teacher's Guide:  

• Is Extremely Easy to Use


• Includes Visual, Sequenced & Step By Step Instructions


• Provides Insightful Contextual Background


• Provides Access to FREE Supplemental Audio/Video Resources


• Provides Answers for All Questions/Discussions and the Pre/Post Tests


• Allows Accesss to Materials in Physical & Digital Formats

Dr. J. Rodney Taylor, the author, is a native of Pensacola, Florida. His professional career began as an editor and included many roles: adjunct professor, minister of music, pastor, sr. pastor, sports writer, sr. newspaper writer—and for thirty-six years—president of a company he founded.

Rodney holds a bachelor’s degree from Samford University, two master’s from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a doctorate from Florida State University. He is an avid ...