If That Makes Sense

If That Makes Sense

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If That Makes Sense episodes

  • 107: Better Than We Can Imagine (John 21)

    It's been a multi-year long journey walking through John's Gospel alongside Jesus and "the Disiciple Jesus Loved." Emma, Becki, and Tim visit the book's final chapter, giving concluding thoughts and considering the Savior who is better and bigger than we can imagine. John 21:15-25.

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    26 min
  • 106: Jesus Kindles the Disciples' Faith (John 21)

    Jesus is back...but the Disciples' hope doesn't seem to be. Peter has gone back to fishing, the other disciples have followed, and Jesus has another miracle in store to rally their faith. Jesse, Kaylee and Tim look at the first part of the last chapter in John's gospel.

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    26 min
  • 105: "Doubting" Thomas? (John 20)

    Of the 12 men called to the most unique ministry in history, one of them has "doubting" associated with his name. Mike, Becki, and Tim examine Thomas' response to news of the risen Christ and draw encouragement from Jesus' post-resurrection appearances to his closest friends. (John 20:19-31)

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    35 min
  • 104: John's Account of The Resurrection (John 20)

    After the emotional journey through Christ's betrayal, trial, crucifixion and burial, the If That Makes Sense hosts REJOICE in John's account of the Resurrection! Emma, Jim, and Tim look at John 20:1-18. (Timeline of the first Resurrection Sunday discussed in episode) 

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    31 min
  • 103: The Garden After The Cross (John 19)

    It looks like the lowest point in the Gospel story: Jesus is dead. Yet, life—True Life—is not far away from the two men who bury the Lord (especially if they know their Bible)! Jesse, Michael, and Tim reflect on John 19:31-42.

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    29 min
  • 102: It Is Finished (John 19)

    No historical event can rival Jesus' display of love from the Cross. John the Apostle saw it with his own eyes, and it marked him forever. It can mark us, too. Tately, Kaylee, and Tim look at John 19:17-30.

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    34 min
  • 101: The Kind of King Jesus Is (John 19)

    Our world's definition of "power" doesn't look like the kind that King Jesus shows. Emma, Mike and Tim marvel at the crown Jesus wore for us: thorns that we deserved (John 19:1-16).

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    29 min
  • 100: People-Pleasing and "My Truth" (John 18)

    People-pleasing is nothing new. As Becki, Dylan and Tim chat, "fear of man" sounds frighteningly familiar as one of the sins that led to the wrongful condemnation of Jesus by Pontius Pilate. (John 18:28-40)

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    24 min
  • 99: When I Don't Stand For Jesus

    The Apostle Peter failed when it mattered. But—praise God—Jesus redeems. Merri, Jesse, and Tim reflect on a time when one of Jesus' closest friends didn't come through. (John 18:15-27)

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    33 min
  • 98: Jesus, Betrayed (John 18)

    Jim, Michael, and Tim consider what Jesus did for us: let himself be betrayed by one of his closest friends. (John 18:1-14)

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    35 min

About If That Makes Sense

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A Family Life original podcast featuring young adults talking about the questions and challenges they face as followers of Jesus.