JOHN USED THIS WORD 98 TIMES — BUT NEVER ONCE FOR “FAITH”

John uses one Greek word 98 times — pisteuō, “to believe” — yet never once uses the noun pistis, “faith,” in his Gospel. Why? This study explores the surprising difference between having faith and actively believing — and how John's Gospel builds its entire message around a verb: signs, “I AM” statements, the vine, Thomas, and the final purpose of the book. By the end, one question remains: Are you simply holding faith — or are you still doing the verb?