We’re beginning today a series of sermons on the Gospel of John. Earl Palmer rightly calls this gospel, the intimate gospel. Because that’s what it is. It’s the personal story of John of the personal Christ. We’re going to be doing during the next few weeks, maybe more than a few weeks, we’re going to be doing what I call ‘preaching through this gospel.’ Now this will not be a verse-by-verse or a chapter-by-chapter study of the gospel, but rather we will hit the high spots. In fact, I have an idea that we won’t hit even all the high spots, because the gospel is so rich and so packed with meaning. John begins his gospel with a song, and that’s not a bad idea. We sing about important things – we call that song, the prologue. It’s like an overture to a great symphony. Now I’m not a musician, …