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Interviews of people whose lives have been forever changed by the gospel of Christ. What is the gospel? The gospel is the good news that the everlasting and ever-increasing joy of the never-boring, ever-satisfying Christ is ours freely and eternally by faith in the sin-forgiving death and hope-giv…

Greg Bryan


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    Episode 474: The Gospel According to Psalms (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 20, 2025 51:19


    Greg Bryan teaches from Book 2 of the Psalms, showing how the Psalms point us to Jesus!

    Episode 473: The Gospel According to Psalms (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2025 17:17


    Greg Bryan teaches from Book 2 of the Psalms showing how the Psalms point us to Jesus!

    Episode 472: The Gospel According to Psalms (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2025 34:55


    Greg Bryan teaches from Book 2 of the Psalms and shows how the Psalms point us to Jesus!

    Episode 471: The Gospel According to Job (full episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2025 62:51


    Jim Reske teaches the Gospel according to Job, focusing on the second half of the book of Job.This podcast episode delves into the second half of the book of Job (chapters 32-42), focusing on the speeches of Elihu and God, and Job's final response. Jim discusses Job's complex journey through suffering, including his increasing self-vindication and vacillation between religious and irreligious views on suffering. A central theme introduced is contrasting two ways of viewing the Christian life: a "single line" of moral progression based on human effort versus a "double line" representing growth in awareness of God's holiness and one's own sin, with the cross bridging the gap. This latter concept is described as the "fishtail illustration," copyrighted by the speaker, which illustrates how understanding the gospel propels Christian life forward. The speaker initially found the ending of Job challenging, particularly God's seemingly angry "blast" against Job.The key to understanding the latter part of Job, according to the speaker, is the character of Elihu, presented as a prophet who argues that Job's sin lies in his response to suffering and his perception of God, not the suffering itself. Elihu challenges Job's "single line" paradigm and points towards the need for an intercessor and a ransom. Ultimately, the book of Job is understood as highlighting the infinite gap between humanity and God and the necessity of God's suffering (the cross) to fill that gap, rather than human moral performance

    Episode 470: The Gospel According to Job (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2025 29:42


    Jim Reske teaches the Gospel according to Job, focusing on the second half of the book of Job.This podcast episode delves into the second half of the book of Job (chapters 32-42), focusing on the speeches of Elihu and God, and Job's final response. Jim discusses Job's complex journey through suffering, including his increasing self-vindication and vacillation between religious and irreligious views on suffering. A central theme introduced is contrasting two ways of viewing the Christian life: a "single line" of moral progression based on human effort versus a "double line" representing growth in awareness of God's holiness and one's own sin, with the cross bridging the gap. This latter concept is described as the "fishtail illustration," copyrighted by the speaker, which illustrates how understanding the gospel propels Christian life forward. The speaker initially found the ending of Job challenging, particularly God's seemingly angry "blast" against Job.The key to understanding the latter part of Job, according to the speaker, is the character of Elihu, presented as a prophet who argues that Job's sin lies in his response to suffering and his perception of God, not the suffering itself. Elihu challenges Job's "single line" paradigm and points towards the need for an intercessor and a ransom. Ultimately, the book of Job is understood as highlighting the infinite gap between humanity and God and the necessity of God's suffering (the cross) to fill that gap, rather than human moral performance

    Episode 469: The Gospel According to Job (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2025 34:03


    Jim Reske teaches the Gospel according to Job, focusing on the second half of the book of Job.This podcast episode delves into the second half of the book of Job (chapters 32-42), focusing on the speeches of Elihu and God, and Job's final response. Jim discusses Job's complex journey through suffering, including his increasing self-vindication and vacillation between religious and irreligious views on suffering. A central theme introduced is contrasting two ways of viewing the Christian life: a "single line" of moral progression based on human effort versus a "double line" representing growth in awareness of God's holiness and one's own sin, with the cross bridging the gap. This latter concept is described as the "fishtail illustration," copyrighted by the speaker, which illustrates how understanding the gospel propels Christian life forward. The speaker initially found the ending of Job challenging, particularly God's seemingly angry "blast" against Job.The key to understanding the latter part of Job, according to the speaker, is the character of Elihu, presented as a prophet who argues that Job's sin lies in his response to suffering and his perception of God, not the suffering itself. Elihu challenges Job's "single line" paradigm and points towards the need for an intercessor and a ransom. Ultimately, the book of Job is understood as highlighting the infinite gap between humanity and God and the necessity of God's suffering (the cross) to fill that gap, rather than human moral performance

    Episode 468: Divine Appointment: The Story of Walt McCord and Keith Hughes

    Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2025 57:29


    Greg Bryan interviews Walt McCord and Keith Hughes, and the three reflect on divine appointments and a glimpse of heaven. In July 1978, Keith followed the Holy Spirit's guidance and knocked on the door of Walt's dorm room at Penn State to share the good news of Jesus with him.  Walt and Keith lost touch for 47 years but have recently reconnected through another divine appointment, and Keith learns how Walt has gone on to touch countless lives with the good news of Jesus!  Greg and two guests, Walt and Keith, share a remarkable story. Walt recounts being at a low point in his life in 1978 when Keith, a member of the Navigators ministry, unexpectedly knocked on his dorm room door at Penn State. Despite Keith having little recollection of the specific encounter due to his consistent evangelism efforts, Walt vividly remembers that moment as a direct answer to his prayer for divine guidance, leading to his conversion to Christianity. The three individuals reflect on how Keith's seemingly small act of obedience had a profound and lasting impact on Walt's life and, through him, on countless others, highlighting the concept of divine appointments and the far-reaching effects of sharing one's faith.

    Episode 466: Five Words to Grasp the Power of the Gospel: Surrender (Part 5 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 25, 2025 12:08


    In this AI-generated episode of the Gospel Addict Podcast, hosts Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss the fifth "S" of the gospel: surrender. They explain that surrender, in the context of Christian faith, is an active transfer of trust from oneself to Jesus Christ. This concept addresses the criticism that grace-focused teaching might lead to passive behavior or license, clarifying that surrender involves continual and active reliance on Christ, not self-effort for salvation or sanctification. The hosts emphasize that this surrender is not about self-justification or earning God's favor, but a response to the completed work of Jesus, shifting the believer's motivation from "have to" to "get to" in their faith journey.

    Episode 467: Five Words to Grasp the Power of the Gospel: Sequence (Part 4 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 24, 2025 14:48


    This is an AI-generated episode based on a Gospel Addict Podcast episode excerpt that focuses on the importance of sequence in understanding the gospel, contrasting it with a religious mindset. They illustrate this principle using biblical examples like Deuteronomy, Isaiah, and the story of Zacchaeus, highlighting that God's acceptance precedes and enables obedience, rather than the other way around. The hosts also reference the book of Galatians to underscore how believers can mistakenly revert to a works-based mentality, a deviation Paul strongly rebukes.

    Episode 465: Five Words to Grasp the Power of the Gospel: Standing (Part 3 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2025 23:23


    This an AI-generated podcast episode based on a Gospel Addict episode that explores the crucial Christian doctrine of standing, which refers to believers being declared righteous before God through faith in Jesus Christ, not through their own efforts. The hosts, Greg Bryan and Jim Resky, emphasize that this positional righteousness is complete and unchangeable, contrasting it with the misconception that one's standing is conditional based on personal performance. They highlight biblical support for this doctrine, including Romans and 2 Corinthians, and discuss how understanding grace-driven sanctification fosters gratitude and transforms the motivation behind Christian disciplines from obligation to joyful response. The episode also addresses potential misunderstandings, such as the idea that secure standing gives license to sin, and concludes with a reflection on Ecclesiastes, suggesting that believers can live with purpose knowing their standing with God is already secured by grace.

    Episode 464: Five Words to Grasp the Power of the Gospel: Substitution (Part 2 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2025 15:52


    An AI-generated discussion based on a Gospel Addict podcast episode featuring a discussion between Greg Bryan and Jim Reske on the crucial gospel doctrine of substitution. They assert that the core of the gospel lies in Jesus Christ's substitutionary atonement, where he took the punishment for humanity's sins. They critique the notion that believers are justified by grace but then sanctified by their own efforts, emphasizing that the gospel underpins the entire Christian life. Using biblical examples from Leviticus regarding animal sacrifices and the scapegoat, they illustrate how these Old Testament practices foreshadow Christ's ultimate substitution. The hosts underscore that understanding substitution reveals the serious consequences of sin and the profound grace of God in providing a substitute for humanity's spiritual debt. They highlight the transformative impact of grasping that Jesus, the perfect servant, fulfilled all righteousness on believers' behalf.

    Episode 463: Five Words to Grasp the Power of the Gospel: Scale (Part 1 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2025 24:40


    This is an AI-generated podcast based on the original audio from a previous "Gospel Addict" episode with hosts Greg Bryan and Jim Reske. In this episode, they begin a new series focused on the "five S's of the gospel," dedicating the initial discussion to the concept of scale. The hosts reflect on the recent passing of Jim's father-in-law, highlighting his humble yet significant spiritual impact. They then introduce "scale" as a crucial understanding of the vast difference between God's holiness and human sinfulness. Using biblical examples like the speck and the plank, the parable of the unmerciful servant, and Isaiah's vision, they illustrate how humanity often lacks a proper sense of this spiritual disparity. They emphasize that grasping this "scale" is fundamental to understanding the gospel and fostering gratitude for God's grace.

    Episode 462: From Mysticism to Messiah

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2025 36:53


    Greg Bryan interviews Carlton Sears about his journey to faith in Jesus.  Carlton recounts his upbringing, exploration of Eastern religions and mysticism in college, and involvement with spirit guides through Silva Mind Control. He describes his eventual return to Christianity after an impactful encounter with scripture, specifically Romans 8, which led to a vision of Christ and the disappearance of the spirit guides. Carlton reflects on how his faith has transformed his life and advises those exploring their spiritual paths.

    Episode 461: Five Keys to Gospel Driven Sanctification (Part 5 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 18, 2025 33:52


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske talk about how SURRENDER is one of the keys to understanding the gospel and gospel driven sanctification.In an episode of the Gospel Addict Podcast, hosts Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss the fifth "S" of the gospel: surrender. They explain that surrender, in the context of Christian faith, is an active transfer of trust from oneself to Jesus Christ. This concept addresses the criticism that grace-focused teaching might lead to passive behavior or license, clarifying that surrender involves continual and active reliance on Christ, not self-effort for salvation or sanctification. The hosts emphasize that this surrender is not about self-justification or earning God's favor, but a response to the completed work of Jesus, shifting the believer's motivation from "have to" to "get to" in their faith journey.

    Episode 460: Five Keys to Gospel Driven Sanctification (Part 4 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2025 37:05


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss how SEQUENCE is key to understanding the gospel and gospel driven sanctification. 

    Episode 459: Five Keys to Gospel Driven Sanctification (Part 3 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 16, 2025 38:48


    Greg and Jim discuss how STANDING is key to understanding the gospel and gospel driven sanctification.

    Episode 458: Five Keys to Gospel Driven Sanctification (Part 2 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 15, 2025 35:19


    In this episode, Greg and Jim discuss how SUBSTITUTION is key to understanding Gospel driven sanctification.

    Episode 457: Five Keys to Gospel Driven Sanctification (Part 1 of 5)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2025 38:48


    In this episode, Greg and Jim discuss the word SCALE and how it relates to Gospel Driven Sanctification.

    Episode 456: Series: Gospel Driven Sanctification: Part 4 SEQUENCE

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2025 37:05


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss the power of the Gospel for our salvation and sanctification!

    Episode 455: The Gospel According to 1 Samuel (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 4, 2025 50:38


    Greg Bryan teaches life-changing themes found in the book of 1 Samuel.

    Episode 454: The Gospel According to 1 Samuel (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2025 27:39


    Greg Bryan teaches life-changing themes found in the book of 1 Samuel.

    Episode 453: The Gospel According to 1 Samuel (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2025 23:52


    Greg Bryan teaches life-changing themes found in the book of 1 Samuel.

    Episode 452: AfterTalk: Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2025 37:18


    Greg Bryan asks Jim about the things he wishes he would have included in Jim's teaching of Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34.

    Episode 451: AfterTalk: Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2025 18:25


    Greg Bryan asks Jim about the things he wishes he would have included in Jim's teaching of Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34.

    Episode 450: AfterTalk: Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2025 19:47


    Greg Bryan asks Jim about the things he wishes he would have included in Jim's teaching of Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34.

    Episode 449: Understanding Deuteronomy through the lens of the Gospel by Jim Reske (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2025 69:16


    Jim Reske teaches the book of Deuteronomy through the lens of the Gospel of Jesus.

    Episode 448: Understanding Deuteronomy through the lens of the Gospel by Jim Reske (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2025 41:29


    Jim Reske teaches from the book of Deuteronomy through the lens of the Gospel. 

    Episode 447: Understanding Deuteronomy through the lens of the Gospel by Jim Reske (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2025 28:41


    Jim Reske teaches how to understand the book of Deuteronomy through the lens of the Gospel.

    Episode 446: Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 Talk Prep with Jim Reske and Greg Bryan (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 7, 2025 47:35


    Greg and Jim discuss themes in the Dueteronomy book Chapters 12-34.  

    Episode 445: Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 Talk Prep with Jim Reske and Greg Bryan (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2025 26:44


    Part 2 of Jim and Greg discussing major themes found in Dueteronomy chapters 12-34.

    Episode 444: Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 Talk Prep with Jim Reske and Greg Bryan (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2025 21:45


    Deuteronomy Chapters 12-34 Talk Prep with Jim Reske and Greg Bryan

    Episode 443: Series: Gospel Driven Sanctification: Part 3: STANDING

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 28, 2025 38:48


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss how spiritual transformation happens.

    Episode 442: Series: Gospel Driven Sanctification: Part 1: SUBSTITUTION

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 35:19


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss how spiritual transformation happens.

    Episode 441: Series: Gospel Driven Sanctification: Part 1: SCALE

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 24, 2025 46:29


    Gospel Driven Sanctification: Part 1: SCALE

    Episode 440: Series: The Five S's of the Gospel: Part 3: STANDING

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2025 38:48


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss the topic of standing and how our standing is so important in understanding the Gospel and living the Christian life. 

    Episode 439: Leviticus and the Gospel: How the book of Leviticus points us to Jesus (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2025 49:42


    Greg Bryan teaches how the book of Leviticus points us to Jesus.

    Episode 438: Leviticus and the Gospel: How the book of Leviticus points us to Jesus (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2025 16:47


    Greg Bryan teaches how the book of Leviticus helps point us to Jesus.

    Episode 437: Leviticus and the Gospel: How the book of Leviticus points us to Jesus (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2025 33:49


    Greg Bryan teaches and explores the book of Leviticus, often considered a difficult book of the Bible. Greg points out that ancient Jews used the book of Leviticus to begin training their children in the law of God because they believed the laws given in Leviticus were the hub of Hebrew life. The New Testament quotes Leviticus a hundred times, and a thorough understanding of Leviticus helps understand the book of Hebrews.Key concepts discussed in the podcast include:•Scale: The immense gap between the holiness of God and the sinfulness of people. Leviticus emphasizes God's holiness and the pervasiveness of sin.•Sacrifice: Leviticus is filled with bloody sacrifices, teaching that sin is destructive and requires a payment. The blood of animals was used to cover sin. There were multiple types of offerings, such as burnt offerings, grain offerings, fellowship offerings, sin offerings, and guilt offerings. These sacrifices visually expressed the cost of sin.•Substitution: The animal sacrifices were a substitute for the people. The sacrifices in Leviticus are anticipatory, pointing towards a better sacrifice, a better high priest, and a better altar in Jesus.•Surrender: Greg teaches how believers are called to surrender their lives to God on a daily basis.The podcast also covers the role of priests, who served as intermediaries between God and the people by offering sacrifices. The ordination of the priests involved blood being placed on their right ear, thumb, and big toe, symbolizing that they would hear, work, and walk with God. The hosts explore the laws about ritual purity found in Leviticus, including regulations about food, childbirth, skin diseases, and bodily discharges. The book also contains an account of Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, who offered unauthorized fire before the Lord and died.. Greg also notes that God wants to be part of every area of life. 

    Episode 436: Series: The Five S's of the Gospel: Part 2: SUBSTITUTION

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 7, 2025 35:19


    Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss the topic of Substitution and how it's crucial to understanding the good news of Jesus!

    Episode 435: Series: The Five S's of the Gospel: Part 1: SCALE

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2025 46:29


    Jim Reske and Greg Bryan discuss the five aspects of the Gospel of Jesus.  In this episode, we discuss the first aspect: SCALE 

    Episode 434: In Memorium: Interview with Dave Johnson

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2024 20:47


    This was one of my first interviews.  Dave Johnson passed away on December 23rd.  It's hard for me (Greg Bryan) to express the impact Dave has had on my life and ministry.  I know that I would not be the man I am today apart from his influence.  He is one of the most encouraging and humble people I've ever met.  I'm so grateful that I got to spend time with him through the year.  By the way, Dave Johnson is my co-host, Jim Reske's father-in-law.

    Episode 433: The Ways of a Leader: Interview with Bill Mowry (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 23, 2024 87:45


    This podcast features Jim Reske interviewing Christian author Bill Mowry, discussing his book, The Ways of the Leader. Mowry's discussion centers on the importance of wisdom in leadership, emphasizing four key practices: lifelong learning, collaboration, cultural understanding, and innovation. He illustrates these concepts through personal anecdotes and biblical references, highlighting the need for humility and a commitment to continuous growth. The interview also touches on Mowry's background with the Navigators, a Christian discipleship organization, and his approach to developing leaders who can effectively address local challenges. Finally, the hosts encourage listeners to engage with the Gospel and promise a future podcast episode.

    Episode 432: The Ways of a Leader: Interview with Bill Mowry (Part 3 of 3)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2024 29:30


    This podcast features a conversation between Jim Reske and Bill Mowry, who discuss Bill's book, "The Ways of the Leader," focusing on cultural wisdom and leadership. Mowry's concepts of becoming a "cultural detective" to understand different environments and the importance of asking insightful questions are explored. The discussion highlights the challenges and rewards of applying biblical principles in diverse cultural contexts, contrasting a confrontational approach with one of understanding and adaptation. Finally, the conversation emphasizes the pursuit of wisdom as an active and vital process.

    Episode 431: The Ways of a Leader: Interview with Bill Mowry (Part 2 of 3)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2024 24:57


    This podcast features Jim Reske interviewing Bill Mowry discussing leadership qualities, emphasizing the primacy of character over competence, drawing from their study of the Pastoral Epistles. They further explore the concept of lifelong learning, highlighting the importance of slowing down to observe and reflect, contrasting this with the fast-paced nature of modern culture. The discussion then expands to encompass collaboration as a leadership style, contrasting it with other approaches, and the significance of inclusion within a team. Finally, the hosts illustrate how to integrate innovative approaches to ministry while maintaining core biblical truths.

    Episode 430: The Ways of a Leader: Interview with Bill Mowry (Part 1 of 3)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2024 35:05


    This podcast features an interview with Bill Mowry, a Christian author and long-time staff member with the Navigators. Mowry shares his testimony and discusses his book, The Ways of the Leader, which focuses on developing wisdom in leadership. He emphasizes the importance of practical, locally relevant solutions rather than relying solely on outside experts. The conversation explores the concept of wisdom as a skill, highlighting the need for humility and continuous learning in leadership. The hosts also discuss Mowry's work with the Navigators and the discipleship principles.

    Episode 429: Seven Churches of Revelation teaching by Greg Bryan (Full Episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2024 53:16


    This podcast episode analyzes the seven churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation, exploring their historical context within the Roman Empire and drawing parallels to contemporary church issues. Greg Bryan examines each church's strengths and weaknesses, categorizing them as loveless, suffering, compromising, adulterous, dead, faithful, or lukewarm. They relate these characteristics to potential challenges faced by modern believers, prompting self-reflection on spiritual health. The discussion includes scriptural readings and historical anecdotes about each church's location and struggles. Finally, the podcast concludes with a prayer and encouragement for listeners.

    Episode 428: Seven Churches of Revelation teaching by Greg Bryan (Part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2024 24:25


    In this episode, Greg Bryan analyzes the seven churches mentioned in Revelation, examining their strengths and weaknesses. Each church represents a type of community, with issues such as lack of love, compromise, tolerance of sin, spiritual apathy, and complacency discussed. Greg connects these historical examples to modern-day churches, prompting self-reflection on personal spiritual lives. The podcast concludes with a prayer and an invitation to engage with the message. Finally, Greg discusses the churches' interpretation as either representing specific historical communities or as prophetic symbols of various eras in church history.

    Episode 427: Seven Churches of Revelation teaching by Greg Bryan (Part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2024 29:45


    This podcast episode examines the Book of Revelation's letters to seven churches in first-century Asia Minor. Greg Bryan explores each church's strengths and weaknesses, using the example of Ephesus's fervent faith but lack of initial love and Smyrna's unwavering commitment despite persecution. He connects the historical context of each city's pagan practices and Roman oppression to the churches' spiritual struggles. The podcast uses the letters as a lens to discuss spiritual compromise, false teachings, and the importance of remaining faithful to Christ amidst adversity. The episode concludes with a reflection on the enduring power of God's grace.

    Episode 426: AfterTalk: John 11-13 with Greg Bryan and Jim Reske (full episode)

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2024 63:43


    AfterTalk: John 11-13 with Greg Bryan and Jim Reske

    Episode 425: AfterTalk: John 11-13 with Greg Bryan and Jim Reske (part 2 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2024 28:13


    AfterTalk: John 11-13 with Greg Bryan and Jim Reske

    Episode 424: AfterTalk: John 11-13 with Greg Bryan and Jim Reske (part 1 of 2)

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2024 36:23


    Jim and Greg discuss Jim's recent teaching on John chapters 11-13.

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