Flashback Episode: Season 2 - Episode 51

In this concluding episode, Cam shares some of the biggest and some of his favorite insights from his second year of podcasting through the gospels.

Year 4 - Episode 50

Discover some things we can learn from the great commission that Mark may have included at the end of his gospel. Regardless of how you believe Mark ended his gospel, we can learn and be challenged by the commission that it includes.

Flashback Episode: Season 2 - Episode 50

Cam takes a look at Jesus' second invitation to Peter, and we look at the three challenges Jesus gives to Peter leading up to his second call to follow Jesus.

Year 4 - Episode 49

The gospel of John includes a commission Jesus gives His followers, and this commission might be one of the most important ones we can pay attention to.

Flashback Episode: Season 2 - Episode 49

Cam looks closer at Jesus' conversation with Mary on resurrection morning and he touches on a powerful idea related to how we are saved and when we are rewarded with eternal life.

Year 4 - Episode 48

In the chaos of resurrection morning, we discover through what happens that our faith might resemble the faith and experience of Peter the disciple, even if we are living 2,000 or so years later.

Flashback Episode: Season 2 - Episode 48

Cam focuses in on Jesus' last moments on the cross, and on what we can learn from this event.

Year 4 - Episode 47

While on the road to Calvary, Jesus gives a warning to the women who are crying for Him. Discover some things we can learn about Jesus and about God from this event, and from where Jesus places His focus.

Flashback Episode: Season 2 - Episode 47

Cam discusses two huge metaphors we can learn from Matthew's gospel during the sentencing of Jesus to death. It is through these two metaphors that we uncover the most important decisions we must make in our lives on this planet!

Year 4 - Episode 46

When Judas throws the bribe money back at the religious leaders before committing suicide, we are able to discover some amazing things about both the betrayer and those behind his betrayal. Above most other things is the simple detail that all this was predicted many centuries earlier, and it was fulfilled by people who should have seen it coming.