Father Stephen and I have created a special podcast series for subscribers to our Patreon which will run concurrently alongside regularly scheduled Word & Table episodes. Subscribe at any of our $5, $10, or $15 per month tiers to gain full access.

This new venture is a verse-by-verse deep dive into the Gospel of John. The Gospel of John is the 'theological gospel' that brings us behind the curtain to see what the gospel of Jesus Christ means at its deepest level. We have spent the last year carefully dissecting each passage of the gospel in the form of an audio commentary that we are thrilled to share with you.  

This is the introductory episode and we will also be releasing the first episode also as a preview of the full podcast. Here is how you can listen to the full podcast: subscribe to our Patreon account at patreon.com/wordandtable and you will get access to our Word & Table Members podcast.

The Word & Table Members podcast is an exclusive feed for Patreon members, and will include the entire Gospel of John series, and more to come in the future. When you subscribe, you can then add the members-only RSS feed to your favorite podcast app, so you can get updates every time we release a new episode of the Gospel of John. Here is a guide that will help you do that.

We hope that you will join us for this exciting new series! If you have questions about subscribing, please reach out to us at [email protected].

Learn about one of the great, early Bishops of Rome and how he influenced the theology of the Church and the development of the Papacy.

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Why was Balaam remembered in Jewish tradition, and in the New Testament as a villain, even though he did not disobey God in Numbers?

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Who was Balaam and why does he get so much time devoted to him in the book of Numbers? Why was God angry with him for doing what he told him to do?

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Why did Moses sin when he strikes the rock to bring water? Was it simple disobedience or something deeper?

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The centerpiece of the Church's ministry on earth is making disciples by baptizing them. But did Jesus himself baptize anyone?

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What does 'Son of Man' mean in the Bible and why does Jesus constantly refer to himself that way?

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Why does Jesus call himself 'the one who is sent?' in the Gospel of John? What does it imply about the relationship between the Father and the Son and the mission of redemption?

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Speaking the truth in love means never detracting from anyone's reputation through gossip or calumny.

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What was the Gospel of Luke's purpose of including the story of Jesus found in the temple by his parents? What does it reveal about the person of Christ?

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