Episode #15 - They Tried to Stop Jesus… But It Wasn’t His Time (John 7)
About this episode
This episode explores John 7 and the significance of Jesus' ministry amidst opposition and misunderstanding.
In this episode, we break down John 7 and one of the most powerful moments in Jesus’ ministry.The crowd is divided. The religious leaders are trying to arrest Him. And yet… no one can lay a hand on Him because His time had not yet come.Why?We dive into what Jesus meant when He said, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink,” and how so many people completely missed who He really was—even while standing right in front of Him.This chapter challenges us in a big way:Are we judging by appearance… or seeking truth?Are we going through the motions… or actually coming to Jesus?If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, confusion, or trying to understand God’s timing—this one is for you.🔥 Key Topics:* Why they couldn’t arrest Jesus* What “His hour had not yet come” really means* The meaning of “living water”* How people missed Jesus right in front of them* Judging rightly vs judging by appearanceIf this episode encouraged you, make sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and share it with someone who needs it.#biblestudy #john7 #christianpodcast #faith #jesus #scripture
People in this episode
Host: Josh Teulker
Topics covered
- Jesus' ministry
- faith
- truth
- judgment
- doubt
- God's timing
Keywords
- bible study
- John 7
- Christian podcast
- faith
- Jesus
- scripture
- living water
- judging rightly
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: John 7
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