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The Gospel of John podcast is a unique immersive presentation of this book of the Bible with multiple characters, digital soundtrack, music and sound effects to really bring the words alive. Recorded using the English Standard Version. This podcast can be a companion to our ReDefine group study podcast which takes a deep dive into the book of John - available in both audio and video formats. The One project is committed to celebrating the supremacy of Jesus Christ in everything we do.
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April 12, 2023
<p>The final chapter of the gospel of John evokes the recent trend of a "post-credits scene" from films. After the main story has been told, John includes one last scene to further add details about what is to come. After Jesus' resurrection and appearances, He meets with the disciples near Galilee. A major outcome of this meeting is Peter's restoration to his former status. No finite work could fully explain Jesus' ministry, so John's eyewitness account is only part of those truths.</p>
April 9, 2023
<p dir="ltr">Most of Jesus' disciples scattered and hid when He was arrested (Matthew 26:56). Only John and some women were present to see His death and burial (John 19:26–30, 41–42; Matthew 27:60–61). When Jesus' tomb is seen empty, there is further confusion. Jesus appears to His followers, proving that He is alive, and remarking that they are blessed to have so much proof. John will complete his account in the next chapter with another encounter and more reminders about the nature of his writing.</p>
April 7, 2023
<p dir="ltr">When Jesus was first brought to Pilate, His innocence was obvious (John 18:36–38). However, the mob refuses to be satisfied with anything less than crucifixion. Pilate gives in to these demands. John, who is present for the entire gory spectacle, notes several instances of fulfilled prophecy (Psalm 22:18; Psalm 69:21; Exodus 12:46; Zechariah 12:10). Jesus is then buried in the borrowed tomb of a rich man (Isaiah 53:9) to complete yet another Old Testament prediction. A guard will be posted to ensure no one steals the body (Matthew 27:62–68), which will only serve to confirm that Jesus' eventual resurrection was a true miracle (John 20:1–8).</p>
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The Gospel of John podcast is a unique immersive presentation of this book of the Bible with multiple characters, digital soundtrack, music and sound effects to really bring the words alive. Recorded using the English Standard Version.
This podcast can be a companion to our ReDefine group study podcast which takes a deep dive into the book of John - available in both audio and video formats.
The One project is committed to celebrating the supremacy of Jesus Christ in everything we do.
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