Greek Texts:

• Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament - by Tony Fisher; best resource for reading and searching the NA²⁶ text on line; very easy to use from any web browser, with no special font downloads necessary; click on any Greek word for grammatical information:
• Gospel of John;  Epistles: 1 John,  2 John,  3 John
• Online Textual Commentary on the Greek Gospels: John - by Wieland Willker; updated annually, in PDF format
• Blue Letter Bible - from Koinonia House; full text of the KJV with Greek text, grammatical analysis, and Strong's Concordance numbers for each verse (click on the little blue scrolls labeled "Conc"):
• Gospel of John;  Epistles: 1 John,  2 John, 3 John
• Olive Tree Greek New Testament - searchable versions of several editions of the Greek NT (1991 Byzantine; 1881 Westcott-Hort; 1550/1894 Textus Receptus); mirror site at www.InTheBeginning.net.
• The Unbound Bible - from Biola University; searchable texts of several versions of the Greek NT (NA²⁶; Westcott-Hort; Majority Text) using the "symbol" font (without accent marks); also has the Latin Vulgate and several modern translations.
• See also the list of Greek New Testament Texts on Dr. Mark Goodacre's "New Testament Gateway"
• See also New Testament Greek Pronunciation - a short guide, using John 1:1-5; from the "Little Greek 101" website

• New American Bible - full text of the NAB, from the official NCCB/USCC website:
• Gospel of John;  Epistles: 1 John,  2 John,  3 John
• Bible Gateway - full text of the NIV, from Gospel Communications (also have NASB, RSV, KJV, Darby, YLT, BWE in English, and  several translations in Latin, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portugese, Norwegian, Swedish, and Tagalog):
• Gospel of John;  Epistles: 1 John,  2 John,  3 John
• Literal Translation of the Holy Bible - individual translation of Jay P. Green, Sr.:
• Gospel of John;  Epistles: 1 John,  2 John, 3 John
• The Unbound Bible - from Biola University; searchable biblical texts in many different English versions
• NetBible - the "New English Translation," from the Biblical Studies Foundation, now called Bible.org; frames version, so you need to find and click on the individual NT books you wish
• J.B. Phillips New Testament - various arrangements of single Gospels or all four Gospels; includes the Gospel of John; 1 John, 2 John, 3 John;  see also the online "Guided Tour" to the Phillips translation, and an study text of 1 John
• See also the long list of Bible Translations & Editions on Dr. Mark Goodacre's "New Testament Gateway"

• The Unbound Bible - from Biola University; searchable texts of many versions in dozens of different modern languages
• Olive Tree Bible - searchable versions of various Bibles in English, Spanish, French, German, and Russian
• International Bible Society - downloadable print and/or audio versions in some less common languages (Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Farsi, Malayalam, Russian, Swedish, Vietnamese, etc.)
• La Sacra Bibbia in italiano - various translations of the Bible in Italian
• The Gospel of John in Albanian - from La Buona Novella, Brindisi, Italy
• The Gospel of John in Farsi (Persian) - direct access to online texts
• Lutherbibel 1545 - Luther's original German translation, with a parallel modern German version; another version here

• Five Gospels Parallels - full texts of the RSV, allowing parallel column comparisons between John, the Synoptics, and/or Thomas; by John Marshall, University of Toronto
• Audio Bible - Audio recordings of the whole Bible, chapter by chapter, using RealAudio; by Goshen.net

The Best Ones for Starters:

• Frontline: From Jesus to Christ - segment on the Gospel of John from the PBS television program, with contributions from Profs. Michael White, Allen Callahan, Helmut Koester, Paula Fredriksen, and Marilyn Mellowes.
• Bible Tutor - from Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN; full CD-ROM with "Advanced Level" available for purchase; online "Basic Level" includes brief introductions to the Gospel of John,  1 John,  2 John,  3 John.
• "The Gospel of John" - Chapter 11 of A Historical Introduction to the New Testament, by Robert M. Grant (Harper & Row, 1963); from religion-online.org

• BibleNotes - extremely brief notes on John, 1 John,  2 John, 3 John.
• The Gospel of John: An Introduction - by James T. Dennison, Jr.; in "Kerux: The Journal of Northwest Theological Seminary"
• The Gospel of John: Introduction, Argument, Outline - by Daniel B. Wallace; from Bible.org; also Introductions and Outlines for 1 John, 2 John, 3 John
• GraceWeb: Understanding the Bible - short introductions on John, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John.
• Heard, Richard : An Introduction to the New Testament (1950) - with chapters on "The Gospel of John" and "The Johannine Epistles"
• John the Evangelist - traditional perspective, with the evangelist being the apostle John; from the Catholic Information Network
• Net Ministries Bible Basics - articles on John, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John, including .wav files of pronunciation of biblical words.
• New Testament Study Helps: John's Gospel - from the "Theology Website"; maintained by Scott David Foutz
• A Study of the Book of John - mostly questions for reflection and discussion; by Carl Fitzgerald
• Walking Thru The Bible - by Windell Gann, Rogersville Church of Christ, Rogersville, AL; includes brief introductions for the "Gospel of John"
• The Gospel of John - by Professor Barry D. Smith, Atlantic Baptist University, in Religious Studies 1023: The New Testament and Its Context.

• The Catholic Encyclopedia (1910) - article on the "Gospel of St. John" by Leopold Fonck; article on the "Epistles of Saint John" by Walter Drum.
• Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897) - brief articles on the Gospel of John,  1 John,  2 John,  3 John, and the name "John"; another copy of Easton's BD here
• Encyclopedia Britannica - search for brief overview articles on "John, Gospel According to" and on "John, Letters of" in their free "Concise Encyclopedia";  also extended articles (fee-based members service) on "John the Apostle, Saint" and "Biblical Literature"; with sections on "The Fourth Gospel: The Gospel According to John" and "The Johannine Letters: I, II, and III John".
• International Standard Bible Dictionary - extensive articles on "Johannine Theology"; "John" (name); "John, The Apostle"; "John, Gospel of"; "John, The Epistles of"; and "John, The Revelation of" - from Bible.org
• MSN Encarta - brief encyclopedia articles on "John, Gospel according to"; "John, Epistles of"; and "John the Evangelist" (for subscribers only)
• Smith's Bible Dictionary - very brief articles on "John" (name), "John the Apostle"; "John, Gospel of"; "John, The First Epistle General of"; and "John, The Second and Third Epistles of" - from Bible.org

The Fourth Gospel:

• Ptolemy (2nd cent.) - Commentary on the Gospel of John Prologue; intro. by C. Schenk; transl. by B. Layton; another copy here
• Origen (c. 185-254) - Commentary on the Gospel of John
• Tertullian (c. 213) - Chapter XXI-XXV, Against Praxeas
• St. John Chrysostom (c. 347-407) - Homilies on the Gospel of John; another copy here
• St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430) - Tractates on the Gospel of John; another copy here
• Nonnos of Panopolis (5th cent.) - Poetic Paraphrase of the Gospel of John; in a modern English translation by Tony Prost
• John Calvin (1509-64) - Commentary on the Gospel according to John; translated from the Latin by Rev. William Pringle
• Geneva Study Bible (1599) - chapters on John; from Crosswalk.com
• Matthew Henry (1706) - Complete Commentary on the Whole Bible; from Crosswalk.com;  another copy here
• John Wesley (1754-65) - Explanatory Notes on the Whole Bible: "The Gospel according to St. John"; from Crosswalk.com
• John Gill (1811) - Exposition of the New Testament: John; from Crosswalk.com
• J.C. Ryle (ca. 1850-70) - Expository Thoughts on the Gospel of John; Christ Church, Oxford
• Jamieson, Fausset & Brown (1872) - Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible;  from Crosswalk.com;  another copy here
• John N. Darby (ca. 1880) - Synopsis of the New Testament: John; from Crosswalk.com; another copy available here
• B. W. Johnson (1891) - from The People's New Testament; another copy here or here
• C. I. Scofield (1909/1917) - Scofield Reference Notes; from Crosswalk.com
• John W. McGarvey & Philip Y. Pendleton (1914) - The Fourfold Gospel, or A Harmony of the Four Gospels; from Crosswalk.com; another copy here
• A. T. Robertson (1932) - Word Pictures of the New Testament: John; from Crosswalk.com
• Fillmore, Charles (1946) - metaphysical "Mysteries of John"; from the "Unity on the Web" Site, by Brad Jensen.
• William Hamilton (1960) - see the last four chapters in The Modern Reader's Guide to the Gospels; from religion-online.org
• William R. Cannon (1985) - The Gospel of John; from religion-online.org
• W. Hall Harris, III (1996) - Commentary on the Gospel of John; Dallas Theological Seminary
• Robert Deffinbaugh (1998) - That You Might Believe: A Study of the Gospel of John; Biblical Studies Press.
• David Guzik - a "Study Guide for John"; from Calvary Chapel, Simi Valley
• Archpriest Symeon Elias, OSJ - The Bread of Life/The Cup of Salvation: a Commentary on the Sixth Chapter of the Gospel of John; Congregation of the Orthodox Servants of Jesus - [no longer on line?]
• Steve Amato - "The Gospel of John Study Guides"; part of the "Boston Christian Bible Study Resources"

• St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430) - Homilies on the First Epistle of John; from the NewAdvent website
• Geneva Study Bible (1599) - 1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com
• Matthew Henry (1706) - Complete Commentary on the Whole Bible: 1 John,  2 John,  3 John;  from Crosswalk.com
• John Wesley (1754-65) - "Explanatory Notes" on 1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com
• John Gill (1811) - Exposition of the Bible: 1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com
• Jamieson, Fausset & Brown (1872) - Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible:  1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com
• John N. Darby (ca. 1880) - Synopsis of the New Testament: 1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com; another copy here
• B. W. Johnson (1891) - from the People's New Testament; another copy here or here
• C. I. Scofield (1909/1917) - Scofield Reference Notes; 1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com
• A. T. Robertson (1932) - Word Pictures of the New Testament; 1 John,  2 John,  3 John; from Crosswalk.com
• W. Hall Harris, III (2nd ed., 1999) - The Letters of John: Comfort and Counsel for a Church in Crisis; also called "1, 2, 3 John: An Exegetical Commentary"
• David Guzik - a "Study Guide for 1 John,  2 John,  3 John"; from Calvary Chapel, Simi Valley
• Steve Amato - from the "Boston Christian Bible Study Resources": 1 John,  2 John,  3 John

Books and Collections of Articles and Essays:

• Allen, Roberta C. Interpreting the Interpreter: Intertextual Midrash in John's Gospel 1- 4. self-published online, 2003.
• Eller, Vernard. The Beloved Disciple: His Name, His Story, His Thought. Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans, 1987.
• Smith, Edward Reaugh. The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved: Unveiling the Author of John's Gospel. Great Barrington, MA: Anthroposophic Press, 2000.
• Smith, Kym. The Amazing Structure of the Gospel of John. Blackwood, South Australia: Sherwood, 1999.
   
• Biblica: Index Generalis (1990-2003): A list of articles printed in this major journal; many have online abstracts in French or English, but only a few include full-text articles so far; search for keywords "John" or "Fourth Gospel."
• Bible.org:  lists of links to online introductions and articles on John, 1John, 2 John, and 3 John; mostly by Darrell L. Bock, Robert Deffinbaugh, Greg Herrick, J. Hampton Keathley, III, Hampton Keathley, IV, David Malick, Daniel B. Wallace
• Highlights in the Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ: of 41 lessons, at least 14 are on various passages from John's Gospel; taught by Robert Deffinbaugh in 1978.
• Index of Bible Study Articles:  short reflections, including half a dozen about John; by Brian Incigneri, Catholic Charismatic Renewal, Melbourne, Australia
• Resource Pages for Biblical Studies:  a section of articles and links on John, by Torrey Seland (Volda College, Volda, Norway)

• William Barclay, "John." Chapter 3 in Many Witnesses, One Lord - from religion-online.org
• David L. Barr, "As the Father Has Sent Me" Community Dialogues in John 20." - "A working paper for the American Bible Society, Multimedia Translations Project"
• Cornelis Bennema, "Spirit-Baptism in the Fourth Gospel: A Messianic Reading of John 1,33." Biblica 84 (2003) 35-60.
• Cornelis Bennema, "The Sword of the Messiah and the Concept of Liberation in the Fourth Gospel." Biblica 86 (2005) 35-58
• Juan Barreto Betancort, "Sicar-Siquen en Jn 4,5: ¿Una clave de interpretacion del texto?" Filología Neotestamentaria 12 (1999) 89-106.
  
• David Alan Black, "Sloppy Agape, John 21:15-17." - from "Musings: Comments on Translation Issues Affecting the ISV"
• Roger Boily, "L'accomplissement parfait de l'Écriture. Étude sur Jean 19,23-42." BSW 1 (1998) 136-176.
• Robert D. Brinsmead, "'Law' and 'Commandments' in the Gospel of John." The Christian Verdict 10 (1983).
• William Lane Craig, "The Disciples' Inspection of the Empty Tomb (Lk 24,12.24; Jn 20,2-10)." in John and the Synoptics (A. Denaux, ed. Louvain: Leuven University Press, 1992) 614-19.
• R. Robert Creech, "Cana in Retrospect: Reading John 2:1-11 in Light of the Cross." paper presented at SBL SW Region Meeting (March 1987).
• Esther A. de Boer, "Mary Magdalene and the Disciple Jesus Loved." Lectio Difficilior 1 (2000).
• J. Duncan M. Derrett, "Artos and the comma (Jn 21:9)." Filología Neotestamentaria 10 (1997) 117-128.
• J. Duncan M. Derrett, "Zwnnumi, ferw, allos: The Fate of Peter (Jn 21,18-19)." Filología Neotestamentaria 8 (1995) 79-84.
• Carmen C. DiCello, "Historical-Geographical Background Study: John 4:1-43." from "Truth & Things" website
• David Gibson, "Eating Is Believing? On Midrash and the Mixing of Metaphors in John 6." Themelios 27.7 (Spring 2002) 5-15.
• James Merrill Hamilton, Jr., "Did Jesus Really Raise Lazarus from the Dead? A Test Case for Harmonization Between the Synoptics and the Fourth Gospel." - from Bible.org
• Peter M. Head, "The Habits of New Testament Copyists: Singular Readings in the Early Fragmentary Papyri of John." Biblica 85 (2004) 399-408.
• Greg Herrick, "The Theological Message of John 14:15-31." - from Bible.org
• Joachim Jeremias, "The Revealing Word." Chapter 4 of The Central Message of the New Testament (Charles Scribners’ Sons, New York, 1965) - from religion-online.org
• S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., "Our Hearts, God's Home: An Exposition of John 14:22-24." - from The Emmaus Journal, vol. 3 (1994)
• Ramon K. Jusino, "Mary Magdalene: Author of the Fourth Gospel?" - web-published articles, argues that Mary Magdalene was the "Beloved Disciple"
• Michael Labahn, "Between Tradition and Literary Art: The Use of the Miracle Tradition in the Fourth Gospel." Biblica 80 (1999). - available either in Full Text or as an Abstract.
• Terry A. Larm, "Signs in the Fourth Gospel: What is the Evangelist Doing?" Theological Gathering 1 (Fall 1996).
• Xavier Levieils, "Juifs et Grecs dans la communauté johannique."  Biblica 82 (2001) 51-78.
• William R.G. Loader, "The Role of John's Gospel in the Three Year Lectionary." - from Murdoch University, Australia.
• Bruce J. Malina, "The Gospel of John in Sociolinguistic Perspective." (Protocol of the 48th Colloquy, March 1984), Berkeley: Center for Hermeneutical Studies, 1985.
• Bruce J. Malina, "John's: The Maverick Christian Group: The Evidence of Sociolinguistics." Biblical Theology Bulletin 24 (1994) 167-82.
• James F. McGrath, "Johannine Christianity - Jewish Christianity?" Koinonia VIII/1 (1996) 1-20. - (abstract only online)
• James F. McGrath, "Food for Thought: The Bread of Life Discourse (John 6:25-71) in Johannine Legitimation." Theological Gathering 2 (Winter 1997).
• James F. McGrath, "A Survey of Recent Literature of the Fourth Gospel." Theological Gathering 4 (Fall 1997).
• James F. McGrath, "Are Christians Monotheists? The Answer of St. John's Gospel." Lecture given at the North of England Institute for Christian Education Sixth Form Study Day, University of Durham (27 March 98).
• Paul S. Minear, "The Promise of Life in the Gospel of John." Theology Today 49.4 (1992-3) 485-99.
• Christoph G. Müller, "Der Zeuge und das Licht: Joh 1,1–4,3 und das Darstellungsprinzip der su/gkrisij." Biblica 84 (2003) 479-509.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "The 'Noble' Shepherd in John 10: Cultural And Rhetorical Background." Journal of Biblical Literature 120 (2001) 267-91.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "The Sociology of Secrecy and the Fourth Gospel." in What Is John? Vol. II: Literary and Social Readings of the Fourth Gospel (F. Segovia, ed. Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1998) 79-109.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "Despising the Shame of the Cross: Honor and Shame in the Johannine Passion Narrative." Semeia 69 (1996) 113-37.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "The Trials (Forensic) and Tribulations (Honor Challenges) of Jesus: John 7 in Social Science Perspective." Biblical Theology Bulletin 26 (1996) 107-24.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "The Footwashing in John 13:6-11: Transformation Ritual or Ceremony?." in The Social World of the First Christians: Essays in Honor of Wayne A. Meeks (L. M. White and O. L. Yarbrough, eds. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1995) 198-213.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "What's Wrong With This Picture? John 4, Cultural Stereotypes of Women, and Public and Private Space." Biblical Theology Bulletin 24 (1994) 77-91.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "'I Said: You are Gods': Psalm 82 and John 10." Journal of Biblical Literature 108 (1989) 647-63.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "Jesus the Judge: Forensic Process in John 8,21-59." Biblica 68 (1987) 509-41.
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "'My Lord and My God': the Divinity of Jesus in John's Gospel." SBL Seminar Papers 1986: 152-71
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "Jacob Traditions and the Interpretation of John 4:10-26." Catholic Biblical Quarterly 41 (1979) 419-437.
• Tobias Nicklas, "Literarkritik und Leserrezeption. Ein Beitrag zur Methodendiskussion am Beispiel Joh 3,22–4,3." Biblica 83 (2002) 175-192.
• Tobias Nicklas, "‘153 große Fische’ (Joh 21,11): Erzählerische Ökonomie und ‘johanneischer Überstieg.’" Biblica 84 (2003) 366-387.
• Bernhard Oestreich, "Die Bedeutung der Fusswaschung in Johannes 13." in Abendmahl und Fusswaschung (Hamburg: Sattkorn Verlag, 1991) 159-171. - in PDF format
• Jaroslav Pelikan, "The Man Who Belongs to the World." The Christian Century (September 25, 1985), 827-831. - from religion-online.org
• M. Pesce and A. Destro, "La lavanda dei piedi di Gv 13,1-20, il Romanzo di Esopo e i Saturnalia di Macrobio." Biblica 80 (1999) 240-249.
• John C. Purdy, "God Loves Beyond Betrayal (John 13:1-11)." Chapter 9 of God with a Human Face (Westminster/John Knox, l993). - from religion-online.org
• John C. Purdy, "God Is an Ex-Convict? (John 18-19, selected verses)." Chapter 10 of God with a Human Face (Westminster/John Knox, l993). - from religion-online.org
• John C. Purdy, "God Undertook Death (John 19:16b-19, 31-53, 41-42)." Chapter 11 of God with a Human Face (Westminster/John Knox, l993). - from religion-online.org
• Vernon K. Robbins, "Examples of Socio-Rhetorical Interpretation in John." - from his online Encyclopedia of Socio-Rhetorical Interpretation.
• Hanna Roose, "Joh 20,30f.: Ein (un)passender Schluss?: Joh 9 und 11 als primäre Verweisstellen der Schlussnotiz des Johannesevangeliums." Biblica 84 (2003) 326-343.
• Matthew Schneider, "Writing in the Dust: Irony and Lynch-Law in the Gospel of John." Anthropoetics 3.1 (Spring/Summer 1997) .
• Sandra M. Schneiders, "Born Anew." Theology Today 44 (1987-88) 189-98.
• G. David Schwartz, "Doodles: A Jewish Interpretation of John 8:1-11." - a speech given 2/12/95 at St. Bartholomew Catholic Church, Cincinnati
• James Still, "The Gospel of John and the Hellenization of Jesus." - from "Internet Infidels"
• James Still, "Contextual Problems with the Gospel of John." - from "Internet Infidels"
• Sean A. Taylor, "St. John's Gospel: 'The Father and the Son,'" - The Prayer Book Society of Canada, 1998.
• Petros Vassiliadis, "The Understanding of Eucharist in St. John's Gospel." in L.Padovese (ed.), Atti del  VI Simposio Di Efeso Su S. Gionanni Apostolo, Rome, pp. 39-52.
• Petros Vassiliadis, "The Eucharistic Theology of the Fourth Gospel." in Global Bible Commentary (2003).
• Urban C. von Wahlde."He Has Given to the Son To Have Life in Himself (John 5,26)." Biblica 85 (2004) 409-412.
• Daniel B. Wallace, "John 1:34 in the NET Bible." - from Bible.org
• Daniel B. Wallace, "Text and Grammar of John 1:18." - from Bible.org
• Alan Watson, "Jesus and the Adulteress." Biblica 80 (1999) 100-108.
• David Wenham, "A Historical View of John's Gospel." Themelios 23.2 (February 1998), 5-21.
• David Wenham, "Spirit and Life: Some Reflections on Johannine Theology." Themelios 6.1 (September 1980), 4-8.
  
• Peter Wick, "Jesus gegen Dionysos? Ein Beitrag zur Kontextualisierung des Johannesevangeliums." Biblica 85 (2004) 179-198.
   
  The following are temporarily (or permanently?) off-line:
• (anonymous), "Orientalisms Used in the Gospel of John." - from the "BibleLand Teachings" website.
• David R. Beck, "The Narrative Function of Anonymity in Fourth Gospel Characterization." Semeia 63: Characterization in Biblical Literature (1993).
• Kim E. Dewey, "Paroimiai in the Gospel of John." Semeia 17: Gnomic Wisdom (1980).
• James F. McGrath, "Going Up and Coming Down in Johannine Apologetic." Paper read at the British New Testament Conference, University of Aberdeen (14 September 1996).
• Marianne Meye Thompson, "'God's Voice You Have Never Heard, God's Form You Have Never Seen': The Characterization of God in the Gospel of John." Semeia 63: Characterization in Biblical Literature (1993).

• William Barclay, "The Letter of John" - chapter 8 in Many Witnesses, One Lord - from religion-online.org
• J. De Waal Dryden, "The Sense of sperma in 1 John 3:9. In Light of Lexical Evidence." Filología Neotestamentaria 11 (1998) 85-100.
  
• Jeff Miller, "1 John: A Synthetic Look" - from Bible.org
• Hansjörg Schimd, "How to Read the First Epistle of John Non-Polemically." Biblica 85 (2004) 24-41.
• Daniel B. Wallace, "The Comma Johanneum and Cyprian" (1997) - from Bible.org
• Daniel B. Wallace, "The Holy Spirit and Hermeneutics" (1997) - from Bible.org
• Daniel B. Wallace, "The Textual Problem in 1 John 5:7-8" (1997) - from Bible.org

• Sermon Central - a very large collection of contemporary sermons on John, contributed by individual preachers [search for "John"]
• SermonIllustrations.com - a United Methodist site, maintained by Brett Blair; containing lists of "Sermons" and "Sermon Illustrations" related to John's Gospel
• Charles H. Spurgeon - archive of all of Spurgeon's Sermons from 1855 to 1917; only some on line so far
• "The Gospel of John" (1983-1985) - a series of 48 sermons; preached by Ray C. Stedman at Peninsula Bible Church, Palo Alto, CA; available in html, pdf, or RealAudio formats.
• Religion-online.org: dozens of short reflections, originally published in The Christian Century, on various lectionary readings (hint: search for "John" or "Jn." in their Index by Author)
• Henry Gustafson, "Gospel for Christmas Day: John 1:1-14" - from Exegesis for the Christian Year (Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ).
• Henry Gustafson, "Gospel for Trinity Sunday: John 3:1-17" - from Exegesis for the Christian Year (Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ).
• J. Hampton Keathley III, "The Believer and Daily Cleansing" (John 13:1-17) - from Bible.org
• Hampton Keathley IV, "Christ's Example of Servanthood" (John 13:1--14:7) - from Bible.org
• Arlene Sheldon, "Confirming 'Signs' in the Gospel of John" - a brief webpage comparing 8 "I am" sayings with "Corresponding details in the circumstances of Jesus' birth" and "Corresponding 'signs'in the works (miracles) which Jesus did."

• "Expository Studies in First John" (1966-67) - five series of sermons totaling 35 messages; preached by Ray C. Stedman at Peninsula Bible Church, Palo Alto, California; available in html, pdf, or MP3 formats.
• "The Fruit of Fellowship with Christ"  (May 1968) - another sermon on 1 John by Ray C. Stedman
• Religion-online.org: short reflections, originally published in The Christian Century, on various lectionary readings (hint: search for "1 John" or "1 Jn." in their Index by Author)

Biblical Publishers and Bookstores

• Biblical Publishers:  my compilation of websites of biblical publishers, university presses, Bible software companies, and bookstores specializing in biblical and theological studies