Podcasts about gospel of john john

On Sunday, we looked at John 6:48–71. This passage exposes our deep desire to be in control of our lives, our futures, and even our own righteousness. Through John's account, Jesus challenges us to examine where we place our trust and to confront a crucial question: Do we accept Christ as our Savior—the bread of life that can truly satisfy us.Through the passage, Etienne also presses us to consider two life-defining questions: Who is Jesus to you? And what is at stake if you choose not to accept Him?We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

Rev. Dr. Vaughn explores the biblical account of the man born blind from the Gospel of John (John 9). The sermon examines the intersection of divine healing, rigid religious tradition, and the courage required to own one's personal testimony. fmhouston.com

This Sunday, we explored John 6:35–51, looking closely at how we can trust God for our salvation and for the salvation of those around us. Throughout John's Gospel, we see Jesus perform many signs and wonders, yet many people still refuse to believe in Him. Gareth highlighted that signs and miracles alone are not enough to overcome the brokenness of the human heart. Ultimately, it is God who reveals Himself to those He calls, drawing them to faith in Christ.We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

This Sunday we looked at John 6:16-34. Anthony Laruffa took us through the story of Jesus walking on water and how Jesus engages his disciples to help them understand who he is. We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

Have you ever looked at a need so big that what you had to offer felt small? In this message, we explore the powerful story of the loaves and fish in Gospel of John John 6 and discover how Jesus specializes in multiplying surrendered things. The miracle was never about the size of the gift — it was about placing it into the hands of Jesus.

Pentecost is one of the great feasts of the liturgical year and brings to a close the season Easter where we celebrate the manifestation of the Holy Spirit into the church and the need for the church to go out into the world. In part one of this weeks podcast we go through the up coming liturgical odds and ends as well as flagging some up coming events on the calendar for local listeners in West Limerick. In part two, we share a reflection from Word On Fire Ministries where Bishop Robert Barron focus on the fifth chapter of St. Paul's Letter to the Galatians, where you find what Paul calls “the fruits of the Spirit,” which he contrasts with “the works of the flesh.” Maybe you're struggling and wondering, “What should I do? What path do I take?” Whatever is giving rise to the fruits of the Spirit in you is the path you want—and whatever is giving rise to the works of the flesh, stay away from. In part three as always we pause and reflect on the Sunday gospel which is from taken from the gospel of John (John 20:19-23) and is John's account of the appearance of Jesus to the disciples in the Upper Room after the Resurrection, the Giving of the Spirit and John's account of the Great Commission which we also heard about in last Sunday's gospel from Matthew. Local dates for the calendar:30th May - Fundraiser for the Dominican Community in Limerick with a concert at Greenhills hotel with music by Jimmy Buckley.6th June - All Ireland Rosary Rally at Knock10th - 12th June - Triduum to the Sacred Heart of Jesus at Robertstown Church in St Senan's Parish on N69.19th - 27th June - Limerick's Solemn Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help at the Redemptorist Church in Limerick city11th July - Limerick Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock24th - 29th October - Limerick Youth Pilgrimage to Assis and RomeText us at +353 874668950 or email at comeandseeinspirtaions@gmail.com

This Sunday we looked at John 6:1–15. Gareth explores how the feeding of the five thousand reveals the signs of Jesus and what they point toward. The passage challenges us with an important question: Why do we come to Jesus? Do we seek Him only for what He can provide physically, or do we recognise Him as the Messiah — the true bread of life sent from heaven to offer far more than we could imagine: eternal life?We pray this message strengthens you in your walk with Christ.

What happens after the encounter?In this powerful message, Pastor Joe Moss II dives deep into the story of the Samaritan woman at the well in Gospel of John John 4 and connects it to the man at the pool of Bethesda in John 5 to reveal a life-changing truth:

Grace and Truth: Go and Sin No More – John 8:1–12 In Episode 135 of Divine Table Talk, Jamie and Jane step into one of the most powerful moments in the Gospel of John—John 8:1–12, where a woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus. In a scene filled with accusation, shame, and judgment, Jesus responds with both grace and truth, silencing the crowd and restoring dignity with the words: “Neither do I condemn you… go and sin no more.” Together, they unpack what it means to live in the tension of forgiveness and transformation, how Jesus meets us in our brokenness without leaving us there, and why His light exposes not to shame—but to heal. This conversation invites you to release condemnation, receive grace, and step into a new way of living. Am I living under condemnation—or walking in the freedom Jesus already gave me? ____________________________________ Connect with Jamie: Website: www.jamieklusacek.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieklusacek Connect with Jane: Website: www.janewwilliams.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janewwilliams

Friends of the Rosary,Today, the Fifth Sunday of Easter, we read in the Gospel of John (John 14:1-4), howJesus said to his disciples:“Do not let your hearts be troubled. You have faith in God; have faith also in me. In my Father's house, there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back again and take you to myself, so that where I am, you also may be. Where I am going, you know the way."Christ said this to enlighten his Apostles, who, until Pentecost, were slow, seeing in Jesus only a mere man with power from God and a political Messiah who was about to establish a prosperous and peaceful earthly Kingdom free from foreign domination.Christ often claimed to be God, but His words fell on deaf ears. It was only after His resurrection that they began to understand that He was indeed the Son of God, in human nature.Still today, we are sinful, ungrateful creatures, with a limited capacity for love, unable to form an idea of the goodness, compassion, and infinite love of God.But as we are created "in His own image and likeness", and despite our limited intelligence, we can grasp part of the mystery of humanity.All He asks is that we try to live our daily life thanking Him for the gift of Christ and the grace of the faith.Alleluia! Christ is Risen!Ave Maria!Come, Holy Spirit, come!To Jesus through Mary!Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will.Please give us the grace to respond with joy!+ Mikel Amigot w/ María Blanca | RosaryNetwork.com, New YorkEnhance your faith with the new Holy Rosary University app:Apple iOS | New! Android Google Play• ⁠May 3, 2026, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

The Gospel of John - John 8:13-30 (A Life for a Life)

Heather continues with our The Gospel of John series as we look at John 5: 18-29 and the life changing claims of Jesus.We pray this message encourages and strengthens you.

Pastor Conrad continues his teaching on the Gospel of John

The Gospel of John - John 8:1-11 (Details Matter)

Friends of the Rosary,Alleluia! Christ is Risen!Christ the Lord, in conversation with a faithful Pharisee who acknowledged Jesus was the Son of God and was seeking the truth, explained that to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, we have to be born of the Spirit.Today, Monday of the Second Week of Easter, on the memorial day of the seventh-century Pope and Martyr St. Martin I, a courageous defender of the faith against heresy, the Gospel of John (John 3:1-8) presents us with this passage. In it, Christ said:“Amen, amen, I say to you, unless one is born of water and Spirit, he cannot enter the Kingdom of God. What is born of flesh is flesh, and what is born of spirit is spirit.”Spiritual rebirth means ongoing transformation by the Holy Spirit. It goes beyond baptism. It's faithfulness to the teachings of Christ and His Church, resulting in a personal, living relationship with Jesus.Spiritual rebirth is not just intellectual assent. We cannot manufacture it on our own. The work of the Spirit is mysterious, powerful, and beyond our control. It's God's gift.So the question remains: Are we living as born-again people? Or are we lukewarm Catholics who practice faith only when convenient?Have we truly been born again in our hearts, or only in the baptismal register? That's the living question for Easter.Happy Easter!Ave Maria!Come, Holy Spirit, come!To Jesus through Mary!Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will.Please give us the grace to respond with joy!+ Mikel Amigot w/ María Blanca | RosaryNetwork.com, New YorkEnhance your faith with the new Holy Rosary University app:Apple iOS | New! Android Google Play

In this episode, we explore a powerful passage from the Gospel of John (John 20:19–31), where the risen Jesus meets His disciples in the midst of fear, doubt, and uncertainty. Through the story of Thomas the Apostle, we're invited to reconsider what it really means to believe—and when Easter truly begins. What if Easter isn't just a date on the calendar or a moment in history, but something that unfolds within us? What if it's not just about the empty tomb, but about the ongoing effect of resurrection in our lives? This message challenges us to move beyond simply celebrating Easter to actually experiencing it—to discover a faith that meets us in our questions, sustains us through life's wilderness, and empowers us to live with hope, no matter what we face. Because Easter isn't just an event… it's an effect.

Etienne continues with our The Gospel of John series as we look at John 4:43-56 and what true faith looks like.We pray this message encourages and strengthens you.

The Gospel of John - John 7:37-39 (The Answer for a Thirsty Soul)

This Easter Tim continues with our series on the Gospel of John (John 20:1–29) Resurrection Morning

The Gospel of John | John 13:1–38 | Jon Benzinger Watch on YouTube

Pastor Conrad continue our verse by verse study of John.

Pastor Conrad teaches on John 7:19-24.

The Gospel of John - John 7:14-18

Join us as Hamish addresses final portion of the prologue of the Gospel of John (John 1:14-18), specifically exploring the significance of the statement: "The Word became flesh". The message is structured around three primary questions: what the incarnation means, why it happened, and how we can believe it.

Join us as Hamish addresses final portion of the prologue of the Gospel of John (John 1:14-18), specifically exploring the significance of the statement: "The Word became flesh". The message is structured around three primary questions: what the incarnation means, why it happened, and how we can believe it.

John's presentation of the Resurrection and appearing of Jesus Christ is that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God and that believing we may have life in His name.Thank you for being here on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast. We are now in the 21st and last chapter of the Gospel of John.Dr. Mitchell notes that in this chapter, the Lord Jesus is revealed as the great and chief shepherd of His people.In this chapter, the Apostle John writes that this is the 3rd time Jesus appeared to His disciples after His resurrection.Please note, that here in chapter 21, there are only 7 of the 11 disciples present.They are no longer in Jerusalem but have now traveled 100 miles back up north to a shore on the sea of Galilee. The disciples have now gone back to fishing, their old business.The focus in this additional chapter is the Lord Jesus, Peter and John. Jesus has an individual purpose for each of them. Jesus has a distinct purpose for each of His followers, you and for me.Here is Dr. Mitchell, John 21:1.

Part 53 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 21

Part 52 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 20:19-31

Part 51 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 19:38 - 20:18

Part 50 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 19:23-37

Part 49 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 18:33 - 19:22

This Sunday Pastor Jeff Sparkman finishes our series in the Gospel of John, where Jesus reappears to His disciples and restores Peter's calling, even after Peter had previously denied Him three times. This message has a lot of significance for us today, as many of us feel like God can't use us after our failure - but the good news is that God still loves us and restores us to wholeness.

Wednesday, October 15, 2025 - John 3:22-36 - John's humility, Jesus must increase, God's testimony about His Son, eternal life through faith.

Part 48 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 18:1-11

This Sunday, Pastor Jeff Sparkman preaches on evidences for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The death and resurrection of Jesus are the most important events in all the world; it changed everything! What proof do we have that Jesus rose from the dead? Is our faith grounded in reason and evidence or do we need to check our brains at the door? We can have great confidence that Jesus really did rise from the dead.

Part 47 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 17:20-26

Part 46 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 17:1-19

The Gospel of John | John 12:1-50 | Jon Benzinger Watch on YouTube

Pastor Jeff Sparkman continues our series through the Gospel of John in John 19, on Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea's bravery to declare their support of Jesus as the Messiah. This message encourages us to remember that when we are in a spiritual battle, the devil does not want truth to be brought to the light. But God is using this to advance His Kingdom, the truth of the Gospel is being shared all over the world like never before, and people are boldly speaking out. This is the hour to be bold and share God's truth openly!

Part 45 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 16:16-33

Part 44 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 16:4-15

Part 43 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 15:18 - 16:4

Pastor Jeff Sparkman shares from John 19 on Pilate's predicament with Jesus on trial. Pilate had a choice to give into the mob or release an innocent man. He chose political expediency and what the crowd wanted over what was right. This Sunday, Pastor Jeff gives some Biblical keys to overcoming the fear of man and the need for approval.

Part 42 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 15:1-7

Part 41 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 14:15-31

Three major portions to the program today, starting off with some observations on the relationship of the Prologue of the Gospel of John (John 1:1-18) to the Prologue of the First Epistle of John. Then we looked at a post on X from a few weeks ago presenting a very one-sided view of the supposed "Petrine Promise" in Matthew 16, and finished off with about twelve minutes more looking at David Allen's new book.

Part 40 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 14:1-14

Part 39 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 13:21-38

Part 38 of the series: The Gospel of John // John 13:1-20

The Gospel of John | John 11 | Jon Benzinger Watch on YouTube