In this episode, we dig into the fascinating way John tells the story of Jesus walking on water—a familiar miracle but with some big differences in John’s version. Clint and Michael discuss why John leaves out key details found in other Gospels, like Peter walking on the water, and instead focuses
John 6:1-15
In this study on John 6, Clint and Michael dive into the familiar story of the Feeding of the 5,000. Unique for being the only miracle shared in all four Gospels, this story captures Jesus’ provision of abundance where there was lack, transforming a few loaves and fish into enough food for
John 5:31-47
In this study on John 5:30–47, Pastors Clint and Michael unpack Jesus’ powerful discourse on the authenticity of His mission and identity. Jesus explains that His actions testify to His divine connection to God, presenting His works as evidence. Yet, as the pastors discuss, religious leaders fail to
John 5:25-30
In this episode of our Gospel of John series, we dive into John 5:25-29, where Jesus speaks about life, death, and the resurrection. Clint and Michael explore the deep theological layers of John's Gospel, reflecting on how it contrasts with the more straightforward teachings in the synoptic gospels.
John 5:19-24
In today's study of John 5:19-24, we dive into one of Jesus' boldest claims about his divine identity. As he confronts religious leaders, Jesus declares his unity with God the Father—stating that whatever the Father does, the Son does as well. This passage in John emphasizes Jesus' dual nature, both
John 5:1-18
In today’s study of John 5, we explore the story of Jesus healing a man who had been ill for 38 years. The healing takes place at a pool near Jerusalem, where the man had hoped to be made well through the stirring of the waters. Jesus asks a seemingly strange question, "Do you want to be made well?"
John 4:43-54
Join Clint Loveall and Michael Gewecke as they delve into the healing story in John 4, exploring Jesus' miracles and the profound messages they convey. In this Bible study, they discuss the transition from the story of the Samaritan woman to the royal official’s plea for healing, examining the
John 4:27-42
In this study, Clint and Michael explore the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman from John 4, focusing on the broader implications of Jesus’ conversation with her. Jesus reveals himself as the Messiah, which surprises not only the woman but also his disciples. The discussion unpacks the cultural