The Bible in a Lifetime

Last time we left off at John the Baptist and Jesus’ disciples baptizing in the Judean countryside, and today we’ll hear how this sparks a discussion among the disciples and it gives John the Baptist a chance to make things clear about his role as witness of Jesus, and how John's work because he humbly cooperated with the will of God became sanctified for a great purpose and crowned with glory.Support future episodes: ⁠Become a Patron⁠ ⁠Make One-Time Contribution⁠ Subscribe on: ⁠YouTube

In this episode we'll hear how water is an important sign of God’s grace, and we find abundant water, near peace, near the Gospel of Peace, near the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ. When God’s Spirit works in the world, it turns chaotic waters into a spring of life.

In this episode we hear the famous words which summarize what the entirety of our religion is based on. God’s passionate mercy and love for us. God loved us so much, and he showed us in this way, by giving us his Son, so that we might live. We should remember this always. Jesus loves you, and he gave himself for you.

As we hear how Jesus cleanses the temple, we should consider how we are temples of God. We have have been sanctified, consecrated as little temples of the Holy Spirit to be God's presence in the world, shining beacons in our communities of God's glory and love.

As we continue our study of the gospel according to John we hear how Jesus performs this first miracle of turning water into wine, inviting us to respond abundantly when there is need. We also hear how Mary always leads us to Christ, and with her prayers and exhortation to follow Christ we are invited to the abundance which is found in the Kingdom of God, the heavenly wedding banquet of the Lamb of God. Support future episodes: Become a Patron Make One-Time Contribution

As we continue our study of the gospel according to John we hear Jesus say to his first disciples, and to us today. "What are you looking for?" Our souls long for God, for we were made with God as our goal and as St. Augustine says, "Our heart is restless until it rests in God." Support future episodes: Become a Patron Make One-Time Contribution

We continue studying the first chapter of the Gospel according to John. Support future episodes: Become a Patron Make One-Time Contribution

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