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Evangelion

Unveiling the Authentic Teachings of Jesus is a podcast exploring Jesus as a living path of truth that liberates — beyond religion, beyond dogma, and beyond fear-based faith.This podcast reflects on the teachings of Jesus as a source of inner transformation, freedom, and…

Podcast · By V.C.Kravitz · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
17
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Sep 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    THE AMPLIFIED SOUND OF THE GOSPEL (opens the original)

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    Why did Christianity come to center on Jesus’ death and resurrection rather than only his teaching about God as Father? In this episode we unpack a historical puzzle and run a thought experiment that shows how the cross functioned like a visible proof—like flowers brought from afar—that made God’s love tangible for people who couldn’t simply accept sonship. We trace Paul’s role as an amplifier and bridge: how a dramatic story of crisis, sacrifice and new life spread faith, even as it risked turn

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    THE FORMULA OF SALVATION (opens the original)

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    In this episode we unpack a startling question from Jesus’ teaching: must we be perfect before God accepts us, or does God meet us at the start of the road? We explore why the Sermon on the Mount and other commands address different people in different stages, and how the Gospel calls first for sonship and inner transformation while moral fruits grow later. Drawing on the apostles’ formation, psychological insight, and the image of a child and a tree, we separate direction from distance and chal

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    THE ASYMMETRY OF INFLUENCE (opens the original)

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    Clearly, the restructuring of the apostles’ consciousness was not instant. What, then, kept them with Jesus? He often said things they did not understand and shattered the expectations and hopes of his closest disciples. Yet of the twelve only one left him. How was that possible? Year after year Jesus took away almost every element of the future the apostles had imagined. No political revolution. No war with Rome. No throne. No offices. No wealth. No special privileges. Nothing! Instead—roads, o

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    THE MYSTERY OF THE BLUE SKY (opens the original)

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    This episode rethinks a familiar story: Jesus’ teaching overflowed with images of life, growth and the Kingdom, yet history turned his violent death into the eye through which everything is seen. We trace how a sin→guilt→death→forgiveness narrative eclipsed an alternative sequence rooted in trust, awakening, change and increasing life. By imagining a Jesus who lived longer, we explore how the central symbol might have been the Way rather than the Cross, and argue that the Cross should test fidel

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    NATURE HAS NO BAD WEATHER (opens the original)

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    This episode maps the unseen landscape of the mind, using oceanic currents, tectonic plates, and fertile soil as metaphors for the hidden forces that shape our thoughts and feelings. Through readings of Jesus’ parables—seed, mustard, and sower—we explore how the gospel is less information and more a way of sowing life that must take root and grow in inner soil. You’ll hear how sin, love, and spiritual practices affect the ecology of the self, why replacing a thought rarely changes a person, and

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