The Things Jesus Said
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The Towel and the Basin | John 13:1-17 (opens the original)
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Hours before his arrest, knowing exactly what was coming, Jesus got up from the table, took off his robe, and did the one job nobody else in the room would touch. In John 13, real greatness looks nothing like we'd expect. Why foot-washing was the lowest servant's job in that culture Peter's horrified refusal — and Jesus's response Why Jesus washed Judas's feet, knowing what was coming "A servant is not greater than his master" — the command hidden in the example What it actually costs to serve p
The Cost of Love (opens the original)
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From John 12 we look at one woman's extravagant love.
He is Not Late (opens the original)
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What do you do when God doesn't show up on your timeline? In John 11, Jesus lets his friend Lazarus die — then does something that changes everything. Why Jesus waited two extra days before going to Bethany Martha and Mary's identical, aching words to Jesus The fifth "I AM" statement: "I am the resurrection and the life" The shortest verse in the Bible — and what it reveals about God The moment Lazarus walks out of the tomb 📖 Episode 28 | John 11:1-44
Can you actually Lose Your Salvation? (opens the original)
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From John 10:22-42-Have you ever wondered if you could lose it; not your keys, but your salvation? Jesus gets asked a version of that question in today's passage, and for once, he answers it as plainly as he ever does. Cornered at the Festival of Dedication by a crowd demanding a straight answer, Jesus gives them one: his sheep hear his voice, he gives them eternal life, and no one will snatch them out of his hand. Then he closes the loop with a sentence that gets him nearly stoned; 'I and the F
The Good Shepherd John 10:1-21 (opens the original)
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They just threw a man out of the synagogue for telling the truth. Jesus doesn't let that sit for a single verse. Picking up in the exact same conversation as last episode, Jesus turns to the same religious leaders who just cast a man out of his own community - and tells them exactly what kind of shepherd he is. Thieves climb walls. Hired hands run when it gets hard. But the Good Shepherd goes looking for the sheep that got left outside, and lays his life down for the ones who can't do a thing to
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