Humanity is hungry for meaning, peace, identity, and life — yet nothing in this world truly satisfies.

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore John 6 where Jesus reveals Himself not merely as a miracle worker, but as the Bread of Life who alone satisfies the human soul forever.

Why did many follow Jesus for bread yet miss the Christ standing before them?

📖 John 6

🎙 Host: Onimisi ISAH

Presented by Learn Christ Global

Revealing Christ. Transforming Lives.

The Scriptures were never meant to stop at information — they were meant to reveal Christ to you.

‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful witnesses Jesus presented about Himself: John the Baptist, His works, the Father, Moses, and the Scriptures themselves.

‎What if the greatest tragedy is reading the Bible yet missing Jesus?

‎📖 John 5:30–47

‎🎙 Host: Onimisi ISAH

‎Presented by Learn Christ Global

‎Revealing Christ. Transforming Lives.

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In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful healing at Bethesda in Gospel of John 5:5–9.

‎A man, sick for 38 years, represents more than physical suffering — he reveals the condition of humanity under the law: willing, yet powerless.

‎But then Jesus steps in.

‎Without being asked, He approaches the man and speaks a word that carries power:

“Rise, take up your bed, and walk."

‎And in a moment, everything changes.

‎In this teaching, you’ll discover:

‎* Why the law exposes weakness but cannot produce strength

‎* The deeper meaning behind the man’s 38-year condition

‎* How grace doesn’t demand — it supplies

‎* The transforming power of the word of Christ

‎This is not just healing.

‎This is a revelation of the Son of God who gives life.

‎🎙️ Learn Christ. Live Christ.

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful account of Bethesda in the Gospel of John 5:1–4 — a place called the “House of Mercy,” yet filled with suffering and limitation.

‎What does this scene reveal about life under the law?

‎Why were so many still helpless despite the presence of mercy?

‎And how does this prepare us for the fullness of life in Christ?

‎Through this teaching, you’ll discover:

‎* The deeper meaning behind the pool of Bethesda

‎* How it reflects man’s inability under the law

‎* The difference between limited mercy and abundant grace

‎* Why Jesus didn’t come just to help — but to give life

‎This is more than a story.

‎It is a revelation of the glory of Christ and the sufficiency of His finished work.

‎🎙️ Learn Christ. Live Christ.

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When Faith Takes God at His Word (John 4:46–54)

A desperate father meets Jesus—and learns that true faith believes without seeing.

When Jesus speaks, life comes.

The Savior of the World (John 4:39–42)

‎Many believed because of one woman’s testimony—but many more believed after hearing Jesus for themselves.

‎‎In this episode, discover the journey from hearing about Christ to truly knowing Him.

Jesus calls us to lift our eyes and see what He sees—people ready for the gospel. The harvest is not coming later; it is already here.

In this episode, discover your place in God’s work—whether sowing or reaping—and the joy of gathering fruit for eternal life.

The disciples brought food, but Jesus spoke of something greater:

“My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me…”

There is a kind of strength, joy, and satisfaction that only comes from doing God’s will.

Are you feeding on what truly sustains?

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The woman came for water, but after meeting Jesus, she left her waterpot behind and ran to tell others: “Come, see a Man…”

That’s what a real encounter with Christ does—it changes your priorities and gives you a story to tell.

One transformed life can point many people to Jesus.

🎧 Listen to this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast.

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we see the powerful moment when Jesus reveals Himself as the Messiah to the Samaritan woman.

‎Grace led the way, Truth confronted her past, and Jesus revealed Himself to her as the Christ.

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‎That same Jesus still reveals Himself to those who seek him with a humble open heart.