Episodios

  • John 20: 19-31 Peace Be With You

    John 20: 19-31 Peace Be With You
    Jul 14 2025
    In this exploration of John 20:19-23, we delve into the transformative moment when Jesus appears to his disciples after the resurrection. The phrase 'Peace be with you' takes on profound meaning as we consider the context of fear and uncertainty the disciples faced. This peace, offered by the risen Christ, transcends our earthly troubles and locked doors of doubt. We're reminded that Jesus doesn't chastise us for our fears but meets us with patience and proof of His victory over death. The scars He bears become a testament to His love and sacrifice. As we reflect on this, we're challenged to embody this peace in our own lives, standing firm in faith even amidst persecution or difficulty. How might we carry this peace into our relationships and circumstances today, allowing it to be a light in the darkness around us?
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    13 m
  • John 20:1-18 I Have Seen the Lord

    John 20:1-18 I Have Seen the Lord
    Jul 7 2025
    This episode explores the resurrection of Jesus Christ as recounted in John 20:1-18, emphasizing the transformative power of encountering the risen Savior. It highlights the journey from doubt and sorrow to faith and joy experienced by Jesus' followers, particularly Mary Magdalene. The episode underscores the significance of Christ's resurrection as the foundation of Christianity, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies and offering hope and purpose to believers.
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    14 m
  • John 19:16-42 It is Finished

    John 19:16-42 It is Finished
    Jun 29 2025
    This episode explores the final moments of Jesus' crucifixion as recorded in John 19:16-42. It emphasizes the significance of Christ's sacrifice, the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, and the impact of His death on the cross. The episode highlights that Jesus' declaration "It is finished" marks the completion of God's plan of redemption, offering forgiveness, freedom, and eternal life to all believers. It encourages followers of Christ to find assurance in the completed work of salvation and to live out their faith as a testimony to God's grace. Key Points: Pilate's inscription declaring Jesus as "King of the Jews" inadvertently proclaims Christ's true identity and kingship Jesus shows compassion even in His final moments by entrusting His mother's care to John The statement "It is finished" is a declaration of victory, not defeat, signifying the completion of Christ's mission Jesus' death fulfills multiple Old Testament prophecies, reinforcing His role as the Messiah The actions of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus demonstrate a public display of faith, despite previous fear
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    20 m
  • Behold Your King

    Behold Your King
    Jun 23 2025
    In this in depth exploration of John 19:1-16, we witness the profound moment when Jesus, the true King, stands before Pilate and the crowd. As we delve into this pivotal scene, we're confronted with the stark contrast between earthly authority and divine kingship. We see Jesus, crowned with thorns and dressed in a purple robe, mocked and rejected by those He came to save. This image challenges our own perceptions of power and kingship, reminding us that true authority is revealed through sacrifice and love. As we reflect on this passage, we're called to examine our own hearts. Do we, like the crowd, reject Christ's authority in favor of worldly comforts? Or do we embrace Him as our true King, even in the face of societal pressure? This story invites us to find strength in Jesus' unwavering dignity and to stand firm in our faith, even when faced with rejection or misunderstanding.
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    15 m
  • What is Truth

    What is Truth
    Jun 18 2025
    This episode delves into the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate, exploring the historical context of Roman rule in Judea and the significance of the question "What is truth?" The message examines the character of Pilate, his reputation for brutality, and the complex dynamics between Roman authority and Jewish religious practices during this pivotal moment in Christian history. Key Points: Examination of Jesus' trial before Pontius Pilate Historical background on Pilate and Roman governance in Judea The tension between Roman rule and Jewish religious customs Pilate's reputation for brutality and his documented atrocities against the Jews The central question of the trial: "What is truth?"
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    13 m
  • Roosters and Denials

    Roosters and Denials
    Jun 10 2025
    This episode explores the events surrounding Jesus' arrest, his appearance before the Jewish high priests, and Peter's denial. It contrasts the resolute faith of Jesus with the fear-driven actions of Peter, highlighting God's grace in moments of human weakness. The episode emphasizes that while we may fail, our failures do not define us as children of God; rather, our submission to God's will does. It also underscores the possibility of restoration through Christ, even in our lowest moments. Key Points: Jesus remained composed and focused on God's will despite betrayal and false accusations Peter's denial illustrates human weakness in the face of fear God's grace and forgiveness are available even in our moments of failure Our identity in Christ is defined by our submission to God, not our mistakes The contrast between Peter and Judas' responses to their denial of Jesus Jesus' unwavering commitment to truth and open teaching The importance of maintaining integrity and faith in adversity
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    13 m
  • In the Garden

    In the Garden
    May 31 2025
    This episode explores Jesus' arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane, focusing on His divine authority and unwavering commitment to God's plan. It emphasizes Jesus' control over the situation, His use of the powerful "I am" statement, and His protection of the disciples. The episode encourages believers to trust in Jesus' authority during difficult times and to embrace their identity in Christ with confidence. Key Points: Jesus demonstrated control and foreknowledge by deliberately going to a place where Judas could find Him The power of Jesus' "I am" statement, connecting it to God's self-revelation in Exodus Jesus' protection of His disciples, fulfilling His promise not to lose any of them The contrast between Peter's human reaction and Jesus' divine purpose The importance of trusting in Jesus' authority during challenging situations Encouragement to serve others based on individual gifts and passions
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    13 m
  • The High Priestly Prayer

    The High Priestly Prayer
    May 25 2025
    This episode explores John 17, focusing on Jesus' High Priestly Prayer. It emphasizes the importance of unity among believers, the role of Jesus as our eternal mediator and intercessor, and the call for Christians to be sanctified in truth. The episode highlights how Jesus' prayer extends beyond his immediate disciples to all future believers, underscoring the enduring relevance of his intercession for the church today. Key Points: Jesus as the Servant Savior and our High Priest The importance of unity in the body of Christ Believers are called to live in holiness and unity Jesus' role as our eternal mediator and intercessor The significance of being sanctified in truth The challenge for believers to be in the world but not of it Jesus' prayer for future believers and the church's unity
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    16 m