Recommended Books on The High Priestly Prayer of Jesus

Lessons from the Upper Room by Sinclair B. Ferguson

On the night Jesus was betrayed, the evening preceding His crucifixion, our Lord continued to think about His people rather than Himself. He spent those few precious hours before His arrest ministering to His disciples by providing vital instruction and interceding for them and for those who would believe through their preaching. This series by Dr. Sinclair Ferguson looks at the work of Christ in the Upper Room as He prepared His disciples for His departure.

John: An Expositional Commentary by R.C. Sproul

This commentary, based on Dr. R.C. Sproul’s preaching through the gospel of John, is a practical and accessible look at the deep theology of the fourth gospel and the lessons it has for God’s people today.

The Assurance of Our Salvation by Martyn Lloyd-Jones

D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones was one of the most significant preachers of the twentieth century. This exposition of John 17 by Lloyd-Jones unfolds the depths of Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer and the confidence it gives us that God will not fail to save all His people.

Advancing Christian Unity by Anthony Burgess

This book considers the spiritual and visible unity of God’s people, looking at the reasons for division among professing Christians and helping us understand what is necessary for the true unity of believers in Jesus.

The Inner Sanctuary by Charles Ross

This exposition of John 13–17 covers the great themes of Jesus’ Upper Room Discourse, including the doctrine of the Trinity, union with Christ, Christian unity in the gospel, and others.