The Bible Tells Me What? Titelbild

The Bible Tells Me What?

The Bible Tells Me What?

Von: Matt Brough
Jetzt kostenlos hören, ohne Abo

Über diesen Titel

 Rev. Matt Brough raises questions and occasionally gives some answers that are raised by looking at the library of ancient wisdom known as the Bible. The Bible Tells Me What is a podcast where we wonder out loud about what the Bible meant in its original context, what it might mean now, and how the places the Bible leads us are often surprising and challenging.Matt Brough Christentum Spiritualität
Folgen
  • The After Credits Scenes of John’s Gospel

    The After Credits Scenes of John’s Gospel
    Apr 21 2022

    A Reflection on John 21

    Lots going on in this final chapter (epilogue?) of John’s Gospel, including:

    • A miraculous catch of fish
    • Why does Peter put his clothes on and jump into the sea when he sees Jesus?
    • The reinstatement of Peter and Jesus questioning his love.
    • The final reveal on the author of the story.
    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    34 Min.
  • Doubting Thomas and All the Other Doubters

    Doubting Thomas and All the Other Doubters
    Apr 20 2022

    A Reflection on John 20:24-31

    One of the disciples is known as a doubter, but actually they all doubted, and we all do too at one time or another. The amazing thing is that Jesus just shows up and helps Thomas believe that he really is risen. We then get an encouragement to believe/abide in Christ (even if we don't see or have proof of his risen identity) and to receive  life.
    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    12 Min.
  • Forgiving and Retaining Sins - What's That About?

    Forgiving and Retaining Sins - What's That About?
    Apr 19 2022

    In John 20:19-23, Jesus sends his followers after giving them his peace, and the gift of the Spirit, but he tells them that if they forgive the sins of anyone they are forgiven, and if they "retain the sins" of anyone they are retained. Just what might that mean for us?
    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    21 Min.
Noch keine Rezensionen vorhanden