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Glory be to God! Welcome everyone to Episode #754, Season 8. **

Let me be honest... During Christmas and all the holiday things, moms are pressed for time. Our faith and our health often take the back seat.  I wanted to share this episode because sometimes I too, forget what truly matters MOST. The beautiful and blessed WHY behind everything I do. I am here to encourage you to take back up or continue this ONE practice, every day. On the Reps and Redemption Podcast, we are so excited to strengthen our bodies as well as our faith. Let's not forget the latter!   Study John with me through Bible Study Fellowship   https://www.bsfinternational.org/   Facebook Group    https://www.facebook.com/groups/repsandredemptioncommunity   Instagram   www.instagram.com/repsandredemption   Speak Pipe Me!  https://www.speakpipe.com/RepsAndRedemptionPodcast

When he preaches repentance, John the Baptist points us to Christ Jesus. John was sent by God “as a witness, to bear witness about the Light, that all might believe through him” (John 1:7). He baptizes with water in order to “make straight the way of the Lord,” who shall redeem His people from their sins (John 1:23). That Lord Jesus “who comes after” John now stands among us and makes Himself known to us (John 1:26–27). He has been anointed by the Holy Spirit “to bring good news to the poor” and “to bind up the brokenhearted” (Is. 61:1). By the washing of the water with His Word and Spirit, He clothes His Church with “the garments of salvation” and adorns her with His own righteousness “as a bride adorns herself with her jewels” (Is. 61:10). Therefore, we “rejoice always” in the Lord, “pray without ceasing,” and “give thanks in all circumstances” (1 Thess. 5:16–18). For “the God of peace,” who has called you by the Gospel, will surely “sanctify you completely,” so that “your whole spirit and soul and body” will “be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Thess. 5:23–24). ----- Trinity Lutheran Church, School and Child Care have been "Making Known the Love of Christ" in Sheboygan, Wisconsin and throughout the world since 1853 as a congregation gathering around God's Word and Sacraments to receive forgiveness and life everlasting. Trinity is located in downtown Sheboygan, only one block from the Mead Public Library and the Weill Center for the Performing Arts. We invite you to visit us in person! Trinity Lutheran Sheboygan is a proud member of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Visit their website: https://www.lcms.org/​​​​ Music for this production was obtained through a licensing agreement with One License, LLC. The copyright permission to reprint, podcast, and record hymns and songs is acquired through ID Number: 730195-A #LCMS #Lutheran #DivineService

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John chapter 4. Relationships

John 3 V18-36

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John ch. 3

Do you remember that app Clubhouse? The one that had that brief two or three months in the spotlight over the 2021 winter? I loved that app. Maybe you did too, and it might be the reason you're listening to this podcast in the first place. It certainly was my inspiration. One of the best things that came from my time on Clubhouse was a long-lasting relationship with John Bunn and Nick Miller, two videographers who run How to Film Weddings. John reached out after a Clubhouse binge I went on back in January 2021, and the three of us hit it off right away. I've been a guest on  their podcast several times, presented in their mastermind four times, and gave a talk at their last retreat. We've also done an advanced group coaching program called Momentum specifically for videographers, so if you're interested in signing up for the next one this winter, reach out. But today, we're turning the tables and bringing Nick and John on MY podcast to share their own business journeys as videographers. Because in addition to offering advice to their community, they've brought me on as a business coach and our copywriters as the wordsmiths for their websites.  Videographers, pay attention. But so should anyone who wants to elevate their business to charge more, feel proud of what you promote, and know with 100% confidence you're doing the right things with your company.  This is the story of how you can work less and make more in the real world.

John ch 2.

John 1 part 2

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This prayer so awesome and it needs to be read often to give us confidence as we go forward in faith. Jesus prays for the sanctification, protection and the unity of his disciples and all those that will follow behind him. The unity and the oneness of the love of Christ is so awesome. Let's take the journey through this prayer. #drjcs2 #inspiration #m #witrnotivation #truth #thinking #cancelculiure Contact : Address: 3006 North Lindbergh boulevard Saint Ann Missouri suite 711-63074 sutton968@gmail.com WhatsApp & Text Messages: 1(314)629-0024 Donation: Cash App: $witcfc Venmo: https://venmo.com/walkintruth Music license:https://www.storyblocks.com/ calling Contact : sutton968@gmail.com WhatsApp & Text Messages: 1(314)629-0024 Donation: Cash App: $witcfc Venmo: https://venmo.com/walkintruth PLATFORMS oF LISTENING: https://anchor.fm/walk-in-truth-ministries Check out Dr, James Sutton on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/mKmhr https://www.facebook.com/witrn https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE4MDgzMzE2MDE5MTA0OTk4?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/walk-in-truth-ministries/support

What is up with Jesus asking Peter these, "Do you love me?" questions in verses 15-19? What is required in discipleship? What is the work of an undershepherd of Jesus? Consider verse 21.  How often do we make trouble for ourselves when we wonder about others and compare ourselves with others? Compare verse 24 with 1 John

After Jesus' resurrection.  What is unique about how John's Gospel records the time after the resurrection?  Why didn't the disciples catch any fish at first? There are so many details in this passage.  What is interesting about them?

Easter evening.  Some things to consider from this passage: Look at verse 19.  Like the apostles, where and from what do you hide?  Notice Jesus' disposition.  What brings peace? What do English translations often miss in verse 23? Is it right that Thomas gets a bad reputation from this account?  What is a more accurate nickname than "Doubting Thomas"?  

The Resurrection.  What is interesting about verb tenses in John?  Note all the details about Peter and John's arrival in verses 6-8.  Also, what is the significance of the burial clothes lying there in verse 7?  And what important thing does Jesus tell Mary Magdalene that we also need to know?

Jesus is crucified.  In verse 24, note the specificity of the prophesies, so there can be no doubt that this is the Messiah.  Verses 26-27 provide evidence of how Jesus takes care of all things: when He has the weight of all sin bearing down on Him, He is caring for His mother.  And what does "It is finished," in verse 30 mean?

Jesus is beaten and delivered to be crucified.  Here are some things to consider: What is the context we know from the other Gospels that shed light on Pilate's actions? Look at verse 15.  Doesn't this summarize well what the religious leaders were all about? In verse 18, what is the significance of Jesus being crucified in the midst of sinners?

Jesus is on trial.  Here are some highlights of the text: vs. 20--Note how Jesus was always careful to teach openly.  Why? vs. 28--Consider the magnitude of this hypocricy of the religious leaders.   vs. 34--Jesus asks the best questions. vs. 36--Jesus' kingdom is not of this world.  What is important about the word order Jesus uses?  How should we ponder this? vs. 38--The devil's primary target.  How do we see this in our present day? vs. 40--What does the choosing of Barabbas over Jesus indicate?

Jesus is arrested.  Have you considered why, in verse 3, they bring weapons to arrest Jesus?  Also note the fantastic moment in verses 5-6.  And how can we apply Peter's situation in verse 18 to our own lives?  

Jesus' high priestly prayer continues here.  Notice the contrast of our natures in verse 14.  And in verses 20 and following, we see that Jesus is praying for us, too!  For a full outline of how this prayer mirrors the shorter version of the Lord's Prayer as we know it, visit wordwithoutwalls.com.

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This is the last of five chapters in John that take place in the Upper Room on Maundy Thursday evening.  Here, Jesus prays a more extended version of the Lord's Prayer.  What words are repeated throughout this prayer?  Consider verse 9--should we always pray for everyone?  And note that verse 11 is the very center of this prayer. 

Maundy Thursday evening in the upper room continues.  Look at verse 24 and consider--how is our joy made full?  How should we ask for things in Jesus' name?

Maundy Thursday evening in the Upper Room continues. From verse 4, how will the disciples remain with Jesus in the future? Look at verse 7.  Why did Jesus say it was better for Him to go away? What is so marvelous about verse 14? In verse 20, what helpful things does Jesus have to say about grief?

Maundy Thursday in the upper room continues; Jesus warns his disciples to expect the world to hate them.  In this episode, I mention the different aspects of the Gospel.  You can learn more about that on podcast episode 17, found here.

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As Jesus continues to speak to His disciples on Maundy Thursday evening, we can consider: From verse 2, how does God "prune" each of us? In verses 5-6, what could be more clear than Jesus' words for our human ego? How can Jesus be so bold in His words in verse 7? See verse 9.  How do we abide in Jesus' love? What is repeated in verses 12 and 17?

The account of Maundy Thursday evening continues.  Here are some items of note: In verse 26, see the clear reference to to the Trinity What is the peace of which Jesus speaks? Who is the "ruler of this world" mentioned in verse 30?

As the account of Maundy Thursday evening continues, Jesus knows what is coming and comforts His disciples.  When He says, "If you love me ..."  what does "love" mean?  What does "if" mean?  How about "keep"?  There is such richness in each of Jesus' words!  Consider the idea of free will in relation to verse 24.

Maundy Thursday continues.  Jesus is sharing with His disciples in the eleventh hour, before His passion.  In verse 1, what is so rich about the Greek word for "troubled" that Jesus uses? Verse 12 is difficult.  How should we consider it? From verse 14, when we ask for things in Jesus' name, what does this really mean?

The account of Maundy Thursday evening in the upper room continues.  Some things to consider: In verse 17, what is the connection between knowing things and doing them? What is going on with Judas in verse 27? Why was it noted in verse 30 that it was night?  Why is that important? What does it mean in verse 31 when Jesus says He is glorified?

This passage begins the account of the upper room on Maundy Thursday. Note verse 3; it is very important. There are three parts to it, and they explain everything. Jesus washes the disciples' feet.  What truths does this act reveal?

In verse 46, Jesus says He has come into the world as light.  How does the sun bear witness to Jesus as the light of the world? Look at verse 47--Jesus has not come to judge the world.  What does that mean?  Compare that with John 3. Note in verse 49 the relationship and unity of the natures of the Godhead

Verse 35--Jesus' responses to the people's questions don't sound like what you'd expect.  Why is that? In verse 36, why did Jesus hide from the people? Isaiah's words in verse 40 are hard.  how can we make sense of them?   How can we apply verses 42-43 to our present day?

Palm Sunday continues.  Note the non-Jews mentioned in verse 20, who also believed in God. In verses 23-26, what is Jesus speaking about?  How do we make sense of it?  Also note verse 31--it is an important verse to remember.  What can Satan no longer do after Jesus' crucifixion?

Mary Magdalene annoints Jesus' feet.  Note that this is the only time in the Bible when Mary is identified as the sinful woman. In verse 6, what do we learn about Judas Iscariot? Verses 12-19 are an account of Palm Sunday.  What are special things to note?  What does His entrance into Jerusalem reveal about Jesus?

This passage concludes the account of Lazarus being raised from the dead. Look at verse 48.  What is the real fear of the chief priests and Pharisees? In verses 50-51 there are two things going on.  What are they? Note how verse 57 relates to the book of Revelation

The account of the raising of Lazarus continues. Verse 35 is the shortest book in the Bible.  Why did Jesus weep? In verse 39, why did Jesus have others roll away the stone?  How can we apply this to our own lives?

Some things to consider in the account of Lazarus being raised from the dead: What does John reveal in verses 1-2 that none of the other apostles do? In verses 5-6, if Jesus loved Lazarus and the sisters, why did He stay away? Look at verses 14-15.  How does Jesus reorient our human thinking about death of the body? In verse 17, why was it important that Lazarus was in the tomb four days?

The Good Shepherd chapter continues: Consider verse 14--How are we known by Jesus? Verse 16--Who are the other sheep of a different fold? Verses 17-18--What fantastic things do these verses reveal? Note the climax in verse 30, as Jesus states who He is

Jesus' conversation with the Pharisees continues, and Jesus gives both beautiful and shocking language.  What do His statements cause us to consider? How can we use this passage to  think about the pastoral ministry.  In verse 7, what does it mean that Jesus is the gate?  

The narrative of Jesus healing the blind man continues.  Note how the (formerly) blind man interacts with the Pharisees.  What is beautiful about it?  What is God teaching us about our own natures through this passage?

This is an important chapter in the book of John.  Contrast it with the account of the lame man in chapter 5. What does the disciples' question in verse two reveal about the mindset of the day? Why do all of Jesus' healings seem to take place on a Sabbath? In verse 22, notice the power of formality

What is it that makes us human?  Is it a free will, or discovery? What is a constant theme throughout John? In verse 49, note Jesus' interesting response to the Pharisees

Jesus is the light of the world.   Jesus is the pinnacle of faith/belief/trust.  How does this contrast with those who attempt to assert their own ego? Jesus defines Christianity in verse 31.  What if we were faithful to this? Look at verse 34.  How does this align with the assertion that people have a free will?

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