Today on the podcast we’ll look at the calling of the first disciples, and some interesting historical and cultural facts that make us rethink the age of the disciples when they were with Jesus.

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Join us today as we look at the sermon Jesus preached in his hometown of Nazareth and the response from his audience.

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Join us today as we look at Nazareth, the place where Jesus grew up. A small backwater town in Galilee, yet a hotbed of insurrection and people looking for the Messiah.

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Today we’re talking about how the Synagogues came about in Israel at the time of Jesus and what it means to walk in obedience with God.

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Today we’ll talk about Jesus’s temptation in the wilderness and how He lived in obedience to the Holy Spirit.

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Today we’re looking at the Official who had a sick son who came to Jesus to be healed and end with a trivia game show talking about the rule of first use.

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Jesus has a divine encounter with a woman at the well, who’s life was changed forever, and who changed her community forever.

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Today we’re looking at the forerunner of the Messiah, the best man to the bridegroom, and the handoff of one ministry to another.

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Join us today as we continue to look at Nicodemus’s and Jesus interaction in John 3.

For Nicodemus, when he’s asking Jesus about the things of God, you have to understand, Nicodemus isn’t asking a salvation question. To him, he was already saved because he was part of the people and the nation of Israel.

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What does it mean to be “born again?” Join us as we examine the differences between what this means today and what it would have meant to a first century Jew. Today we’re looking at how someone can be “born again” as an old man, specifically, Nicodemus in this encounter with Jesus was probably in his late 40’s or early 50’s.