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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 12:27-50 which details the troubled soul of Jesus. Jesus tells his disciples that they must be willing to lose their lives in order to save them. Only those who surrender everything to Jesus and leave all else behind can truly claim to be His follower.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 12:9-26 which details the account commonly known as “Palm Sunday.” The crowds are enthralled with Jesus and shout “hosanna!” Days later this same crowd would be shouting “crucify him!”
This is no surprise to Jesus, this is why he came. To suffer and die. Verse 25: “unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone, but if it dies, it bears much fruit.” Jesus must die in order to bring a harvest of salvation.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 11:45- John 12:8 where we see that Caiaphas unknowingly prophecies about the substitutionary work of Jesus Christ on the cross. We also see the extravagant love of Mary in this passage as she anoints the feet of Jesus.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 11:28-44 which covers the story of the death of Lazarus. Jesus tells his disciples in verse 4 that this illness is “for the glory of God, so that the son might be glorified in it.” Jesus proves that he is the “resurrection and the life” by bringing Lazarus back to life.
Jesus reveals his humanity in this passage. He is not an unemotional stone, he is a “man of sorrows.” He understands our sadness, he feels our pain, he is grieved by sin and death.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 11:1-27 which covers the story of the death of Lazarus. Jesus tells his disciples in verse 4 that this illness is “for the glory of God, so that the son might be glorified in it.”
Jesus love for his disciples is displayed as His glory is revealed.
Jesus tells Martha: “I am the resurrection and the life...” Jesus gives a monumental claim that he will support in the following passage.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 10:22-42 where Jesus for the final time proclaims his deity to the Jewish leaders. “I and the Father are one.”
Jesus in this passage answers the question: can we lose our salvation?
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 10:1-21 where Jesus proclaims that He is “the good shepherd.” Jesus does not only come to protect and provide for his sheep, but comes to bring “life abundantly.” The rich and precious life that Jesus offers us is made possible because “the shepherds lays down his life for His sheep.”
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 9:18-41 which continues the story of the blind man that Jesus healed. The pharisees manifest their hard-hearted rejection of Christ by refusing to believe that Jesus is the Christ, even when presented with undeniable evidence. The story concludes with the man meeting his healer face to face. His response is the proper response of all those who have been changed by Christ: worship.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 9:1-17 where Jesus heals a man who was born blind on the sabbath. Jesus takes initiative with the man and approaches one who would have been avoided his entire life. We see in this story a fitting metaphor of the human condition: lost, helpless and blind, but Jesus pursues in His grace and offers us restoration and healing.
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Dial In is a devotional series with the intention of helping followers of Christ understand God’s word and love Him more. Jonny seeks to communicate the profound depth of scripture in a digestible and condensed format each weekday. The goal of the podcast is that our “minds would be renewed” as we behold who God is in His word.
In this series, Jonny is walking sequentially through the Gospel of John.
In this episode, Jonny covers John 8:48-59 where Jesus makes the most clear, profound and audacious proclamation of His identity.
No Jew would ever say that Jesus didn’t claim to be God. He did so clearly and in the most powerful way possible.
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