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318 episodes
since Nov. 29, 2020
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Death is one of the few realities in life that humanity has never been able to overcome. We can fight it, delay it, and make remarkable advances in medicine, but we cannot defeat it. So what hope do we have in the face of death?
In John 11:17–44, Jesus arrives in Bethany to find that His friend La…
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What do you do when you've prayed, you've believed, and you've waited but God hasn't answered the way you expected?
In John 11:1–16, we encounter Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, three people deeply loved by Jesus who find themselves facing an incredibly difficult situation. Lazarus is sick, his sisters…
Words have power. They can encourage, heal, and build relationships—or they can wound, tear down, and leave lasting damage. When we hear the Sixth Commandment, “You shall not murder,” most of us assume it's a commandment we've never broken. But Jesus reveals that God's concern goes far beyond our p…
In John 10:22–42, Jesus makes one of the most extraordinary promises in all of Scripture: “I give them eternal life, and they will never perish, and no one will snatch them out of my hand.” But what does that promise mean for those who struggle with doubt, wrestle with sin, or experience seasons wh…
In John 10:11–21, Jesus makes one of His most comforting and powerful declarations: “I am the Good Shepherd.” He does not merely know about His sheep—He knows them personally, completely, and intimately. He knows every weakness, failure, fear, and wandering place, and still calls them His own.
In John 10:1–10, Jesus reveals Himself as the true Shepherd who knows His sheep, calls them by name, and leads them into life. But to understand the weight of His words, we must remember what just happened in John 9. The religious leaders had rejected and cast out a man whom Jesus healed. They cast…
In John 9:35–41, the story of the man born blind reaches its climax. He has received physical sight, endured interrogation, stood against pressure, and ultimately been cast out by the religious leaders. But the moment they reject him, Jesus goes looking for him. They cast him out. Jesus found him.
In this special message, guest speaker Mike Esposito asks a question many people have wrestled with: What about those who have never heard the Gospel? If God truly loves the lost, how is He reaching people in places where the name of Jesus may seem distant or unknown?
In John 9:13–34, the man who had been blind from birth is brought before the Pharisees and interrogated about what Jesus has done. The evidence could not be clearer: the man who was blind can now see. Yet everyone confronted with that same truth responds differently. Some resist it. Some fear what …
In John 9:1–12, Jesus encounters a man who has been blind from birth. While the disciples immediately ask whose sin caused his suffering, Jesus sees something different. They see a theological problem to explain; Jesus sees a person in need of mercy. And instead of giving them the explanation they …
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