In this episode, Clint and Michael explore one of the most ironic and haunting moments in the Gospel of John—when the crowd chooses to release Barabbas, a known bandit, instead of Jesus. As Pilate repeatedly declares Jesus' innocence, the narrative builds around themes of power, blindness, and
John 18:28-38
In this episode of our journey through the Gospel of John, we explore Jesus' powerful and layered encounter with Pontius Pilate in John 18:28–38. As Jesus stands before Rome’s authority, He makes the profound claim that His kingdom is “not of this world.” We reflect on Pilate’s iconic question—“What
John 18:19-27
In today’s episode, we dive into one of the most emotionally charged moments in the Gospel of John. As Jesus stands before the high priest, he endures both questioning and violence with a calm, unwavering response rooted in truth. Meanwhile, Peter, once bold and loyal, completes his triple denial
John 18:12-18
In this episode, we step into the chilling courtyard of John 18 as the passion narrative gains momentum. Jesus has been arrested and taken to the high priest, and we find ourselves watching Peter—who just recently seemed bold and loyal—begin to unravel. The group explores how John uniquely
John 18:1-11
In this episode, Clint and Michael dive into the dramatic shift in John’s Gospel as Jesus moves from prayer to arrest. Unlike the other Gospels, John paints a portrait of Jesus who is entirely in control—no betrayal kiss, no surprise attack, just divine authority on full display. They unpack how
John 17:20-26
In John 17, Jesus prays not just for His disciples but for all future believers who will come to faith through their testimony. This profound moment in Scripture highlights Jesus’ deep concern for the unity of His followers. He prays that the Church would be one—just as He and the Father are one—so
John 17:11-19
In John 17, we get a rare glimpse into Jesus' longest recorded prayer, where He intercedes for His disciples and, by extension, for all who follow Him. Jesus prays for their protection, sanctification, and unity as they are sent into the world—just as He was. In this episode, we unpack the tension
John 17:1-10
In John 17, we encounter the longest recorded prayer of Jesus—a profound and deeply theological moment found only in this gospel. As Jesus prays for God’s glory, his disciples, and those who will believe through them, we see a powerful summary of his mission and identity. This prayer marks the








