What We Believe document with scripture references coming soon!  Happy summer!  Stay tuned next week for a little podcast about Amy and I, and then in July we are getting back to the Gospel of John and talking through Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well.

This is our last conversation on John 3, but stay tuned for John 4!  Also coming up are some exciting interviews!  We plan to dive into the history of Jewish weddings and all the symbolism there that Jesus points back to.  Thanks again for listening, engaging, and sharing with those who need the good news of Jesus!

In this passage, John the Baptist continues to point his followers to Jesus.  He tells his disciples that everything is given to us by God and states, "He must increase, but I must decrease."  This is a shorter conversation, but packed with goodness!  Next week we will finish John 3 and recap what we've learned so far.  Stick with us this summer for John 4 (Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well), and also some exciting interviews!

We hear John 3:16 as the core verse of Christianity, but rarely is it expressed in the context of Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus. This John 3:16 section is an explanation of the previous verses about the salvation of the Israelites in the wilderness with Moses and the bronze snake lifted up.  Check out this insightful episode of our bible study in the Gospel of John! 

-Jenni and Amy

This is a great episode!  We learn more about Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus about being born again and we dive into the story behind Moses and the Bronze Serpent in Numbers 21.  Thanks for listening!  If this episode was valuable to you, please share with someone!

Jesus is the ONLY hope of the world!  Pray with us for teachers and students across the world to know the hope of Jesus.

Welcome to Gospel Unscripted, where we have unscripted conversations as we read through the Gospels. Co-hosts Jennifer Smith and Amy Harles walk through the first eight verses of John chapter three.

Jesus replies to the Jews in the temple court after overturning the tables of the money-changers that He will raise up the temple in three days after it is destroyed.  John writes that Jesus knows the hearts of all people and we talk about what that means for us today.

What do you think about Jesus' anger at the money changers in the temple courts?

Episode 4 coming this Saturday morning!