In today’s episode, we’re looking at the story of Jesus being tried in front of Pilate in Mark 15:1-15, and how quickly the crowd called for the death of an innocent Jesus.  
 
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In today’s episode, we’re looking at the story of Jesus being tried in front of Pilate in Mark 15:1-15, and how quickly the crowd called for the death of an innocent Jesus. Did this message speak to you today? You can support Calling Water via Venmo (@arumdaunchurch).

In today’s episode, we’re looking at the story of Jesus being tried in front of Pilate in Mark 15:1-15, and how quickly the crowd called for the death of an innocent Jesus.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Did this message speak to you today? You can support Calling Water via Venmo (@arumdaunchurch).

“What Crime Has He Committed?”

”Calling Water" is a phrase translated from Korean ("majungmul") that describes the little bit of water needed to push out standing water inside old water pumps. It's a concept that we're not all too familiar with nowadays, but it is our hope that this podcast will similarly act as a small but formative catalyst for your spiritual journey. Tune in as we study a passage of Scripture each week and may it help dislodge you from standing still and compel you to live out your faith in real ways!

Linda Moon, Ed.D.
Music provided by Reuel Pompey and Rebekah Kim

Religion & Spirituality

”Calling Water" is a phrase translated from Korean ("majungmul") that describes the little bit of water needed to push out standing water inside old water pumps. It's a concept that we're not all too familiar with nowadays, but it is our hope that this podcast will similarly act as a small but formative catalyst for your spiritual journey. Tune in as we study a passage of Scripture each week and may it help dislodge you from standing still and compel you to live out your faith in real ways! Linda Moon, Ed.D. Music provided by Reuel Pompey and Rebekah Kim

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