Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Unity Not Uniformity, Part 2 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 17:20-26 Episode: 1331

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Unity Not Uniformity, Part 1 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 17:20-26 Episode: 1330

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann 4 Actions Every Christian Should Take, Part 2 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 17:20-26 Episode: 1329

In John 17:20-26, Jesus prays for all future believers, asking the Father for unity among His followers so that they may be one, just as He and the Father are one. He prays that through this unity, the world will believe that He was sent by the Father. Jesus also desires that His followers be with Him to see His glory and experience the love of the Father. This passage emphasizes the themes of unity in the body of Christ, the witness of believers to the world, and the believers’ participation in Jesus' glory and love.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann 4 Actions Every Christian Should Take, Part 1 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 17:20-26 Episode: 1327

In John 17:20-26, Jesus prays for all future believers, asking the Father for unity among His followers so that they may be one, just as He and the Father are one. He prays that through this unity, the world will believe that He was sent by the Father. Jesus also desires that His followers be with Him to see His glory and experience the love of the Father. This passage emphasizes the themes of unity in the body of Christ, the witness of believers to the world, and the believers’ participation in Jesus' glory and love.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Why the Glory of Christ Matters in a Postmodern World, Part 2 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 17:1-19 Episode: 1327

In John 17:1-19, Jesus prays to the Father for Himself, His disciples, and His mission. He asks to be glorified so that He may glorify the Father, reflecting on the eternal life He gives to those who know God. Jesus also prays for His disciples, asking the Father to protect them from the evil one and to sanctify them in the truth of His word. He emphasizes that His disciples are set apart from the world, just as He was, and sends them into the world to continue His mission. This passage highlights themes of Jesus' prayer for His disciples, their protection and sanctification, and their role in spreading His message.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Why the Glory of Christ Matters in a Postmodern World, Part 1  Series: Farewell Scripture: John 17:1-19 Episode: 1326

In John 17:1-19, Jesus prays to the Father for Himself, His disciples, and His mission. He asks to be glorified so that He may glorify the Father, reflecting on the eternal life He gives to those who know God. Jesus also prays for His disciples, asking the Father to protect them from the evil one and to sanctify them in the truth of His word. He emphasizes that His disciples are set apart from the world, just as He was, and sends them into the world to continue His mission. This passage highlights themes of Jesus' prayer for His disciples, their protection and sanctification, and their role in spreading His message.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Promise of Future Peace, Part 2 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 16: 25-33 Episode: 1325

In John 16:25-33, Jesus speaks more plainly about the Father and His relationship with Him, assuring the disciples that they will soon understand more fully. He promises that they can now pray directly to the Father in His name, and the Father will answer because He loves them. Jesus also prepares them for upcoming trials, stating that they will be scattered and will leave Him alone, yet He will not be truly alone because the Father is with Him. He concludes by encouraging them to take heart, as He has overcome the world, offering them peace amid tribulation. This passage emphasizes prayer in Jesus' name, God's love, and the promise of peace through Jesus' victory over the world.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Promise of Future Peace, Part 1 Series: Farewell Scripture: John 16: 25-33 Episode: 1324

In John 16:25-33, Jesus speaks more plainly about the Father and His relationship with Him, assuring the disciples that they will soon understand more fully. He promises that they can now pray directly to the Father in His name, and the Father will answer because He loves them. Jesus also prepares them for upcoming trials, stating that they will be scattered and will leave Him alone, yet He will not be truly alone because the Father is with Him. He concludes by encouraging them to take heart, as He has overcome the world, offering them peace amid tribulation. This passage emphasizes prayer in Jesus' name, God's love, and the promise of peace through Jesus' victory over the world.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Promise of Perpetual Joy, Part 2 Series: Abide Scripture: John 16: 16-24  Episode: 1323

In John 16:16-24, Jesus speaks of His coming departure and return, explaining to His disciples that they will experience sorrow when He leaves but will later rejoice when He returns. He uses the analogy of a woman in labor, whose pain turns to joy once her child is born, to illustrate the transformation of their grief into joy. Jesus also assures them that after His resurrection, they will have direct access to the Father through prayer, and their prayers in His namewill be answered, resulting in complete joy. This passage highlights themes of temporary sorrow, joy through Jesus' return, and the power of prayer in Jesus' name.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Promise of Perpetual Joy, Part 1 Series: Abide Scripture: John 16: 16-24  Episode: 1322

In John 16:16-24, Jesus speaks of His coming departure and return, explaining to His disciples that they will experience sorrow when He leaves but will later rejoice when He returns. He uses the analogy of a woman in labor, whose pain turns to joy once her child is born, to illustrate the transformation of their grief into joy. Jesus also assures them that after His resurrection, they will have direct access to the Father through prayer, and their prayers in His namewill be answered, resulting in complete joy. This passage highlights themes of temporary sorrow, joy through Jesus' return, and the power of prayer in Jesus' name.