This episode takes time to contextualize the observances and festivals required in Judaism. The point is to bring to life the text of John 7 with the backdrop of the significance of the Festival of Booths (Sukkot). Finally, we speak about judging...

In this study, we read of Jesus feeding an incredible amount of people with very little, of him walking on water, and we read of the undertones for sacramental Eucharist (Communion). This may be difficult for you to hear and accept, but I believe my...

This is a larger section of Scripture, which is why it went a little longer. In it, we see Jesus heal a nobleman's son, an invalid, and declare his divine status to the religious leaders. Enjoy!

In this episode, we are blessed to read about the humility of John the Baptist. We see Jesus encountering an unlikely candidate, making a loud statement about who may enter into Christian faith, and the work that disciples are called to. Enjoy!

Do we truly realize that we serve a God that turns corrupt things into beautiful ones? Jesus is the ultimate transformer of people. This shines through Chapter 2 and 3. Enjoy!

This episode picks up with the introduction of John the Baptist, the proclamation that John makes about him, the introduction to a few of his disciples, what it might mean to be named by God, and a reference to Jacob's dream. Enjoy!

In this episode, I try my best to break down some of the philosophical undertones of ancient Rome. I highlight main themes and things to be on the lookout for while reading this account of Jesus' life according to John.

Hey there! In this episode, I give you a bit of information on a new direction for the podcast. These times of uncertainty and stress have led me to try and do something helpful. I hope the move in this new direction encourages you and helps you to...

A conversation with David Gurckiek about church declination and church trends.