HeyJaredExposit: A Bible Study Podcast
Pull up a chair, open your Bible, and join the study. Exposit isn’t another “hot take” on current events or a surface-level devotional.
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Exposit | Ep 48|John 19:1-30| Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? (opens the original)
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Exposit | Ep. 48 | John 19:1–30 | Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? In John 19:1–30, we come to the darkest and most significant scene in the Gospel of John: the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. John takes us from the scourging and mocking of Jesus, to Pilate’s repeated attempts to release Him, to the final sentence of crucifixion, and ultimately to Jesus declaring, “It is finished.” But John is not simply giving us a tragic account of an innocent man being executed. Throughout the narrati
Exposit | Ep 47|John 18:28-40| What is Truth? (opens the original)
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What is truth? In John 18:28–40, Jesus stands before Pontius Pilate, and one of the most profound questions in Scripture is asked: “What is truth?” But Pilate is asking the question while standing face-to-face with the One who is Truth. In this episode of Exposit, we walk through Jesus’ trial before Pilate and examine the contrast between religious hypocrisy, political power, worldly kingdoms, and the kingdom of Christ. Jesus declares that He is a King, but His kingdom is not of this world—and H
Exposit | Ep 46|John 18:12-27| The Tale of Two Trials (opens the original)
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In this episode of Exposit, we enter John 18:12–27 and encounter “The Tale of Two Trials.” Jesus is arrested, bound, and brought before Annas while Peter remains nearby in the courtyard. As Jesus is questioned about His teaching, He stands firm, speaks openly, and refuses to compromise the truth. Meanwhile, Peter—the disciple who promised he would die for Jesus—finds himself under a very different kind of pressure and denies knowing Him three times. But there is much more happening in this passa
Crossroads| Ep 22| Crossroads | Lindsay Clancy, Mental Illness, and Moral Responsibility (opens the original)
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In this episode of Crossroads, we examine the Lindsay Clancy case and the difficult questions surrounding mental illness, moral responsibility, and justice. Clancy’s actions have sparked intense debate, particularly around the argument that her alleged mental illness should fundamentally change how we understand or judge what happened. But where should Christians draw the line between explaining an action and excusing it? Does a psychological diagnosis eliminate moral responsibility? Can someone
Exposit | Ep 45|John 18:1-11| The King Who Willingly Gives Himself (opens the original)
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In John 18:1–11, Jesus enters the garden knowing exactly what awaits Him. Judas arrives with a heavily armed force to arrest Him, yet John presents a striking picture: Jesus is not a helpless victim being taken against His will—He is the sovereign King willingly giving Himself. In this episode, we examine Jesus’ encounter with Judas and the soldiers, the significance of His declaration “I AM,” why the soldiers fall backward, and how Jesus protects His disciples by saying, “If you seek me, let th
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