Gospel Daily Conversations with Josh Weidmann Physical Marital Intimacy From a Biblical Perspective Interview with Scott Mehl, Author of: Redeeming Sex in Marriage: How the Gospel Rescues Sex, Transforms Marriage, and Reveals the Glory of God *Parental Caution - please listen when not in the presence of children. Episode: 1321

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Having Hope When the World Hates You, Part 2 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:18-16:4 Episode: 1320

Summary of John 15:18-16:4 In John 15:18 through 16:4, Jesus warns His disciples about the world's hatred toward them, explaining that just as the world hated Him, it will hate His followers. He emphasizes that this persecution comes because they are not of the world but are chosen by Him. Jesus highlights the conflict between the world and believers, reminding them that those who reject Him also reject the Father. In Chapter 16, He encourages His disciples to remain steadfast in faith despite coming trials. This passage stresses the themes of persecution, rejection by the world, and the need for endurance in the face of opposition.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Having Hope When the World Hates You, Part 1  Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:18-16:4 Episode: 1319

Summary of John 15:18-16:4 In John 15:18 through 16:4, Jesus warns His disciples about the world's hatred toward them, explaining that just as the world hated Him, it will hate His followers. He emphasizes that this persecution comes because they are not of the world but are chosen by Him. Jesus highlights the conflict between the world and believers, reminding them that those who reject Him also reject the Father. In Chapter 16, He encourages His disciples to remain steadfast in faith despite coming trials. This passage stresses the themes of persecution, rejection by the world, and the need for endurance in the face of opposition.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Extraordinary Friendship with the Eternal Savior, Part 2 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:12-17 Episode: 1318

Summary of John 15:12-17 In John 15:12-17, Jesus commands His disciples to love one another as He has loved them, establishing love as the greatest commandment. He explains that there is no greater love than laying down one's life for friends, and He calls His disciples friends rather than servants. This passage highlights the themes of sacrificial love, friendship with Christ, and the importance of love in discipleship. Jesus also reminds His followers that He has chosen them to bear lasting fruit, emphasizing the role of love and obedience in fulfilling their mission.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Extraordinary Friendship with the Eternal Savior, Part 1 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:12-17 Episode: 1317

Summary of John 15:12-17 In John 15:12-17, Jesus commands His disciples to love one another as He has loved them, establishing love as the greatest commandment. He explains that there is no greater love than laying down one's life for friends, and He calls His disciples friends rather than servants. This passage highlights the themes of sacrificial love, friendship with Christ, and the importance of love in discipleship. Jesus also reminds His followers that He has chosen them to bear lasting fruit, emphasizing the role of love and obedience in fulfilling their mission.

Gospel Daily Conversations with Josh Weidmann Interview with Author / Counselor, Brad Hambrick on his books;  Overcoming Addition & Navigating Destructive Relationships. Episode: 1316

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Joy of Staying and Obeying, Part 2 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:7-11 Episode: 1315

Summary of John 15:7-11 In John 15:7-11, Jesus emphasizes the power of prayer and abiding in Him. He promises that if His followers remain in Him and His words dwell in them, they can ask for anything according to His will and it will be granted. This passage underscores the connection between abiding in Christ, experiencing answered prayer, and bearing much fruit. Additionally, Jesus calls His followers to obey His commands and remain in His love, which leads to complete joy. This section focuses on the importance of obedience, prayerful living, and experiencing the joy of Christ through a faithful relationship with Him.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann The Joy of Staying and Obeying, Part 1 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:7-11 Episode: 1314

Summary of John 15:7-11 In John 15:7-11, Jesus emphasizes the power of prayer and abiding in Him. He promises that if His followers remain in Him and His words dwell in them, they can ask for anything according to His will and it will be granted. This passage underscores the connection between abiding in Christ, experiencing answered prayer, and bearing much fruit. Additionally, Jesus calls His followers to obey His commands and remain in His love, which leads to complete joy. This section focuses on the importance of obedience, prayerful living, and experiencing the joy of Christ through a faithful relationship with Him.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann 3 Keys to Spiritual Vibrancy, Part 2 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:1-6 Episode: 1313

Summary of John 15:1-6 In John 15:1-6, Jesus presents the powerful metaphor of the vine and branches, emphasizing the importance of staying connected to Him for spiritual growth and fruitfulness. Jesus, the true vine, encourages His followers to remain in Him to produce abundant fruit, while warning that those who do not abide in Him will wither and be cut off. This passage highlights themes of spiritual pruning, abiding in Christ, and the consequences of disconnection. Key insights focus on nurturing a strong, fruitful relationship with Jesus as the foundation for Christian living.

Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann 3 Keys to Spiritual Vibrancy, Part 1 Series: Abide Scripture: John 15:1-6 Episode: 1312

Summary of John 15:1-6 In John 15:1-6, Jesus presents the powerful metaphor of the vine and branches, emphasizing the importance of staying connected to Him for spiritual growth and fruitfulness. Jesus, the true vine, encourages His followers to remain in Him to produce abundant fruit, while warning that those who do not abide in Him will wither and be cut off. This passage highlights themes of spiritual pruning, abiding in Christ, and the consequences of disconnection. Key insights focus on nurturing a strong, fruitful relationship with Jesus as the foundation for Christian living.