
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 O... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||

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 appeara... more
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. J... more
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, not... more
John's Gospel was written well after the other three, so he frequently chooses to present different details. Chapter 17 detailed Jesus' High Priestly Prayer, just before He entered the garden of Gethsemane. This chapter describes Jesus' arrest, sham ... more
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Many characters voices and sounds that had to do with the story instead of random instruments like other audio bibles
Engaging and creative presentation of John.
Looking forward to the complete recordings.






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