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- Prologue: The Word Became Flesh (1:1–18)
- The Beginning of Jesus’ Ministry (1:19–51)
- John the Baptist’s Testimony about Jesus (1:19–34)
- John’s Disciples Follow Jesus (1:35–42)
- Jesus Calls Philip and Nathanael (1:43–51)
- Jesus’ Public Ministry: Signs and Discourses (chs. 2–11)
- Changing Water into Wine (2:1–11)
- Cleansing the Temple (2:12–25)
- Jesus Teaches Nicodemus (3:1–21)
- John the Baptist’s Final Testimony about Jesus (3:22–36)
- Jesus and the Samaritans (4:1–42)
- Healing of the Official’s Son (4:43–54)
- Jesus’ Visit to Jerusalem at an Annual Feast (ch. 5)
- Feeding the 5,000 and Jesus’ Claim to Be the Bread of Life (ch. 6)
- Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles and Disputes over Who He Is (chs. 7–8)
- Healing of the Man Born Blind (ch. 9)
- Jesus is the Good Shepherd (10:1–21)
- Conflict at the Feast of Dedication over Jesus’ Identity (10:22–42)
- The Raising of Lazarus (ch. 11)
- The Passion Week (chs. 12–19)
- The Anointing of Jesus’ Feet (12:1–11)
- Jesus’ Entry into Jerusalem as King (12:12–19)
- Jesus Predicts His Death (12:20–36)
- Belief and Unbelief among the Jews (12:37–50)
- Jesus’ Farewell Discourses and Prayer (chs. 13–17)
- At the Last Supper (chs. 13–14)
- Jesus washes the disciples’ feet (13:1–17)
- Jesus predicts his betrayal (13:18–30)
- Jesus predicts Peter’s denial (13:31–38)
- Jesus comforts his disciples (14:1–4)
- Jesus is the way to the Father (14:5–14)
- Jesus promises the Holy Spirit (14:15–30)
- On the way to Gethsemane (chs. 15–16)
- The vine and the branches (15:1–17)
- The world hates the disciples (15:18–25)
- The work of the Holy Spirit (15:26—16:15)
- The disciples’ grief will turn to joy (16:16–33)
- Jesus’ prayer (ch. 17)
- For himself—that he be glorified (17:1–5)
- For his disciples (17:6–19)
- For all believers (17:20–26)
- Jesus’ Betrayal and Arrest (18:1–11)
- Jesus’ Trials before Jewish and Roman Officials (18:12–40)
- Jesus’ Crucifixion (19:1–27)
- Jesus’ Death and Burial (19:28–42)
- Jesus’ Resurrection (20:1–29)
- Statement of the Gospel’s Purpose (20:30–31)
- Epilogue: Jesus’ Recommissioning of the Disciples (ch. 21)
