John 3:22 (He must increase, I must decrease)

What does the Bible really mean by the wrath of God, and how does it connect to eternal life in Jesus Christ?In this verse-by-verse Bible study of John 3:22–36, we examine one of the clearest gospel summaries in all of Scripture. John the Baptist declares the absolute supremacy of Christ, the necessity of faith, and the sobering reality that those who reject the Son remain under God’s wrath.This teaching explains:The wrath of God and why it is central to the gospelWhat it means to believe in the Son versus disobeying ChristHow eternal life begins now, not only after deathWhy Jesus is the final and full revelation of GodJohn the Baptist’s humility: “He must increase, but I must decrease”Jesus as the bridegroom and His people as the brideThe role of the Holy Spirit without measureWhy salvation is found in Christ aloneJohn 3:36 confronts modern assumptions about spirituality, morality, and religious pluralism. According to Scripture, rejecting Jesus is not neutral—it is rejecting God Himself. This passage forces us to ask whether we truly trust Christ or merely admire Him.This Bible teaching is designed for:Christians seeking serious biblical theologyPeople wrestling with salvation, judgment, and graceListeners confused about God’s wrath and lovePastors, teachers, and Bible studentsAnyone asking, “What must I do to be saved?”📖 Bible Passage: John 3:22–36🎙️ Series: Gospel of John Bible Study🔥 Key Topics: Wrath of God, Eternal Life, Jesus Christ, Salvation, John the Baptist, Humility, Trinity, GospelJesus is not simply a moral teacher or prophet.He is the Son of God, and life is found only in Him.👉 Subscribe for verse-by-verse Bible teaching👉 Share this study with someone seeking truth👉 Leave a comment with questions for future episodes