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SJTJ 290: John 18:19-24 (How truth speaks to power)
WEEK 42.1: 19 Meanwhile, the chief priest questioned Jesus about his disciples and his teaching. 20 Jesus answered, “I’ve spoken openly to the world. I’ve always taught in synagogues and in the temple, where all the Jews gather. I’ve said nothing in private. 21 Why ask me? Ask those who heard what I told them. They know what I said.”
22 After Jesus spoke, one of the guards standing there slapped Jesus in the face. “Is that how you would answer the high priest?” he asked.
23 Jesus replied, “If I speak wrongly, testify about what was wrong. But if I speak correctly, why do you strike me?” 24 Then Annas sent him, bound, to Caiaphas the high priest.
SJTJ s a year-long contemplative journey through the Gospel of John. We invite you into Scripture, reflection, and intentional practices to help you pause, listen, and respond to God’s love in transformative ways.
Weekdays are 10-12-minute devotionals to help you abide in the presence of Jesus and the Word of God, learn by studying the Scriptures, and go with intention to love the world.
Weekends we release a short prayer of examen reflecting on the previous week and/or a longer teaching podcast that more deeply explores the themes and implications of John.
Occasionally we have an excursus episode, which is basically an extra episode addressing listener questions or certain topics that require extended exploration.
DONATE TO THE WILD WAY. Your support helps us create spiritual formation and discipleship resources that help people be formed in the image of Christ for the sake of others.
Bibliography
Visit our website
RESOURCE: Rhythms of Life spiritual formation course now available as digital download from our website or print version on Amazon.
Follow us on social media for weekly practices: @gothewildway
Contact us: podcast (at) thewildway.ca
Most Scripture from the Common English Bible (2012).
Music credits:
Weekday music by Maksym Dudchyk on Pixabay. Used with permission.
Examen music: Music by Laniakea from Uppbeat. License code: HRU7UD9ID388DFJT
Teaching podcast: Music produced by Nick Osborne
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By The Wild WayWEEK 42.1: 19 Meanwhile, the chief priest questioned Jesus about his disciples and his teaching. 20 Jesus answered, “I’ve spoken openly to the world. I’ve always taught in synagogues and in the temple, where all the Jews gather. I’ve said nothing in private. 21 Why ask me? Ask those who heard what I told them. They know what I said.”
22 After Jesus spoke, one of the guards standing there slapped Jesus in the face. “Is that how you would answer the high priest?” he asked.
23 Jesus replied, “If I speak wrongly, testify about what was wrong. But if I speak correctly, why do you strike me?” 24 Then Annas sent him, bound, to Caiaphas the high priest.
SJTJ s a year-long contemplative journey through the Gospel of John. We invite you into Scripture, reflection, and intentional practices to help you pause, listen, and respond to God’s love in transformative ways.
Weekdays are 10-12-minute devotionals to help you abide in the presence of Jesus and the Word of God, learn by studying the Scriptures, and go with intention to love the world.
Weekends we release a short prayer of examen reflecting on the previous week and/or a longer teaching podcast that more deeply explores the themes and implications of John.
Occasionally we have an excursus episode, which is basically an extra episode addressing listener questions or certain topics that require extended exploration.
DONATE TO THE WILD WAY. Your support helps us create spiritual formation and discipleship resources that help people be formed in the image of Christ for the sake of others.
Bibliography
Visit our website
RESOURCE: Rhythms of Life spiritual formation course now available as digital download from our website or print version on Amazon.
Follow us on social media for weekly practices: @gothewildway
Contact us: podcast (at) thewildway.ca
Most Scripture from the Common English Bible (2012).
Music credits:
Weekday music by Maksym Dudchyk on Pixabay. Used with permission.
Examen music: Music by Laniakea from Uppbeat. License code: HRU7UD9ID388DFJT
Teaching podcast: Music produced by Nick Osborne
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