Episodes

  • The Last Discipleship Training Event

    The Last Discipleship Training Event
    Nov 17 2021
    On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus delivered the “Upper Room Discourse.” Jesus, their Lord and teacher, washed His disciples’ feet as a manifestation of His great love for them. He commanded them to love each other in the same way. He compared Himself to a vine and His disciples to branches—He produces His fruit in the world through them, and they bear fruit only when abiding in Him. Jesus prayed for His church to live in unity with Him and with each other; to know and demonstrate His love.
    Show More Show Less
    13 mins
  • The Great I Am

    The Great I Am
    Nov 17 2021
    After giving sight to a blind man, Jesus announced, “I am the Light of the world.” After miraculously feeding the 5000 Jesus said, “I am the Bread of Life.” When accusing the religious leaders of dark sin He declared, “I am the good shepherd,” and as the Good Shepherd He protects His sheep. Before raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus declared, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This is our savior, the great I Am.
    Show More Show Less
    14 mins
  • You Will Not to Come

    You Will Not to Come
    Nov 17 2021
    After healing the lame man at the pool of Bethesda, Jesus tells the religious leaders that they have enough evidence to recognize Him as the promised Messiah. He claims that John the Baptist, God’s voice from heaven, and scripture all supported His claims. Jesus feeds over 5,000 people and claims to be the Bread of Life, the source of living water, and the light of the world. Jesus teaches that those who come to Him with a willingness to do what He says will know that His teaching comes from God.
    Show More Show Less
    14 mins
  • The Woman at the Well

    The Woman at the Well
    Nov 17 2021
    Jesus encountered a Samaritan woman at a well and offers her living water that will quench her thirst forever. She accepts His offer and becomes a spring of living water flowing out into her community. Jesus encounters a damaged man waiting beside a pool rumored to have healing powers. He heals him, but when persecution comes because of Jesus the man stands with the religious leaders against Him.
    Show More Show Less
    15 mins
  • Born Again: What, Why, and How

    Born Again: What, Why, and How
    Nov 17 2021
    Jesus’ first recorded miracle was turning water into wine, symbolizing what happens when we believe in Him; He takes the ordinary and miraculously transforms us—we experience new birth. When Jesus performed miracles, many believed, but they did not follow Him. In John 3, Nicodemus came to Jesus at night to ask Him questions. Jesus told this teacher that the only way to see God’s kingdom is by being born again. Jesus made it very clear that He was God’s only Son and only solution.
    Show More Show Less
    15 mins
  • The Sign Language of John

    The Sign Language of John
    Nov 17 2021
    The Gospel of John is unique in many ways. Its purposes, its literary style, and its content are different from those of the other gospels. John’s gospel was specifically addressed to those who do not believe, in order to bring them to faith. John answers basic questions in each chapter, like: “Who is Jesus?” “What is faith?” and “What is life?” He records many signs and miracles that encourage and strengthen faith and prove that Jesus is God’s Son.
    Show More Show Less
    14 mins
  • Repentance

    Repentance
    Nov 17 2021
    Jesus told a parable about repentance and about the refusal to repent. The parable describes two men, a Pharisee and a tax collector—a tax collector—praying at the temple. The Pharisee was focused only on himself, while the tax collector humbled himself and begged for God’s mercy. Jesus encountered a repentant tax collector named Zacchaeus, who showed what repentance looks like. He changed his ways and promised to pay back everyone he had defrauded. Only the sinner who repents is forgiven.
    Show More Show Less
    15 mins
  • Christian Thinking

    Christian Thinking
    Nov 17 2021
    Many of Jesus’ parables teach us how to approach and respond to His teaching. Jesus used metaphors from common, everyday life that His listeners would have understood. Yet most of the religious leaders rejected His teaching and opposed His work. With metaphors and illustrations, such as new wine in new wineskins or new material for mending garments, Jesus shows us how to hear and obey His Word. Jesus’ teaching is intended to transform our minds, our values, and our lives.
    Show More Show Less
    14 mins