Welcome back to Everyday Galilee!

This week, we explore the kind of love that overturns expectations. Jesus didn’t just teach love, He lived it, even when it was inconvenient, painful, or unpopular.

From washing the feet of His betrayer to healing the ear of a man who arrested Him, Jesus models a radical love that challenges us to go beyond surface-level kindness and into divine compassion.

Inside this episode
✨ 3 powerful Bible stories that reveal the radical love of Christ
🧠 A 30-second guided reflection moment
📖 3 practical application steps for walking out this love
💬 4 deep discussion questions to journal or share in the community

📥 Free Bonus: Discussion Guide
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🎯 Coming Next Week: Episode 5 – Going the Extra Mile
We’ll unpack Jesus' teaching, "If anyone forces you to go one mile, go with them two."
You’ll learn what this meant in His cultural context—and how this call challenges us to respond to injustice, inconvenience, and difficult people with surprising grace.

Don’t miss it. Bring your Bible and an open heart.

Music & Sound Credits

• “I Surrender All” – Instrumental by Music_For_Videos, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “In the Sweet By and By (Acoustic Hymn)” – by Jesse Quinn, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “Evening Waves on Swanage Beach” – Sound effect by bigsoftie (Freesound), sourced via Pixabay Sound Effects

All music and sound effects used under the Pixabay Content License, free for use with no attribution required.

Is it ever okay for Christians to be angry? In today’s episode, we explore one of the most striking moments in Jesus' ministry: the cleansing of the temple. And not just once, He did it twice.

We’ll examine both temple cleansings in John 2 and Matthew 21, showing that righteous anger, when rooted in love and justice, is not only acceptable, but it can be holy.

You'll also hear a personal story about confronting gossip among friends, the cost of standing for what’s right, and the freedom that comes when we follow Jesus with boldness and integrity.

Whether you're someone who struggles with confrontation or someone who needs a reminder that truth and love can coexist, this episode will challenge and encourage you to walk like Jesus even when it’s uncomfortable.

🧠 What You’ll Learn:

• The difference between righteous anger and sinful anger

• Why Jesus cleansed the temple twice, and what it means for us

• How to discern when to speak up and when to stay silent

• What does it mean to confront injustice with love

• How anger, when submitted to God, can be redemptive, no, destructive

  📖 Scriptures Mentioned:

• John 2:1 –16

• Matthew 21 12 1

• Ephesians 4:26

• Isaiah 1:17

• Micah 6:8

• James 1:20

  💬 Discussion Questions:

1. What stands out to you about the fact that Jesus cleansed the temple twice?

2. Have you ever witnessed or experienced injustice that stirred righteous anger in you? How did you respond?

3. What are some practical ways to tell the difference between righteous anger and selfish anger?

4. Is there a situation in your life right now where you feel God calling you to act with courage?

   👣 Take It Further:

Did this episode stir something in you?
👉 Take action this week: Look for one moment where you can lovingly stand up for what’s right—whether it’s in a conversation, a decision, or an opportunity to speak truth in love.

Tag your thoughts with #WalkingLikeJesusPodcast or message me directly—I’d love to hear how you’re applying this in real life.

🔜 Next Episode Preview:

Next time, we’ll dive into The Radical Love of Jesus, how He reached across social, political, and cultural boundaries to love the outcast, the forgotten, and even the enemy. Don’t miss this powerful conversation about what love looks like in action.

🎵 Music & Sound Credits

• “I Surrender All” – Instrumental by Music_For_Videos, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “In the Sweet By and By (Acoustic Hymn)” – by Jesse Quinn, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “Evening Waves on Swanage Beach” – Sound effect by bigsoftie (Freesound), sourced via Pixabay Sound Effects

All music and sound effects used under the Pixabay Content License, free for use with no attribution required.

A bite-size, 10-minute dive into the heart of discipleship. We explore how “walking like Jesus” is:

1. Relational – abiding in Him (John 15:4; 1 Th 5:16-18)

2. Transformational – becoming imitators of God (Eph 5:1-2)

3. Countercultural – living as people of The Way (Acts 9:2)

4. Spirit-Empowered – keeping in step with the Spirit (Gal 5:16)

5. Free from myths – no perfectionism required

You’ll also get a 30-second guided silence, a “Walk-It-Out” challenge, and a free printable verse map.

• John 15:4

• Ephesians 5:1-2

• Galatians 5:16

• 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

• Acts 9:2

  
  

  🚶‍♀️ Walk-It-Out Challenge

1. Pick one everyday errand this week.

2. Turn it into a prayer walk, thank God for each person or place you pass.

3. Share one takeaway on IG with #EverydayGalileeWalk so we can cheer you on!

   💬 Discussion Questions

1. When you hear “walk like Jesus,” what comes to mind?

2. Which part of your life feels most disconnected from Him right now?

3. How can you invite the Holy Spirit into your daily rhythm this week?

4. What cultural norms create tension as you follow Jesus?

5. Where do you see evidence that your character is being transformed?

(Drop your answers in the comments or DM me—let’s keep the convo going!)

📚 Free ResourceDownload the one-page “Walk Like Jesus” Verse Map (print or fillable PDF):
👉 Grab it here

Need a low-ink version? Grab the grayscale copy here.🔔 Next Up

Episode 3 drops next week: “Righteous Anger: Why Jesus Flipped Tables (and When We Should, Too).”

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🎵 Music & Sound Credits

• “I Surrender All” – Instrumental by Music_For_Videos, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “In the Sweet By and By (Acoustic Hymn)” – by Jesse Quinn, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “Evening Waves on Swanage Beach” – Sound effect by bigsoftie (Freesound), sourced via Pixabay Sound Effects

All music and sound effects used under the Pixabay Content License, free for use with no attribution required.

Episode 1 – Walking Like Jesus: Love, Anger & Courage

Jesus flipped tables—but why? In today’s debut, we explore holy anger, radical love, and three practical ways to follow His lead this week.

Key Scriptures
1 John 2:6 | John 13:34–35 | Matthew 21:12–13 | Ephesians 4:26

Big Takeaway

Love sometimes looks like courageous disruption.

Do one quiet “table-flipping” act of love, help someone who can’t pay you back, or speak up where silence feels safer. Then tell me!

1. DM or voice-note @EverydayGalilee

2. Add #WalkLikeJesus so I can find it
   I’ll share a few stories in Episode 2.

   
   

• Study guide PDF (coming soon)

• The Cost of Discipleship – Dietrich Bonhoeffer

• Article: “Money-Changers & Exploitation in Second-Temple Jerusalem”

Need every word? Read/Download the full transcript

If this episode encouraged you, hit ★★★★★, follow the show, and share it with a friend. Until next time—keep walking like Jesus!

🎵 Music & Sound Credits

• “I Surrender All” – Instrumental by Music_For_Videos, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “In the Sweet By and By (Acoustic Hymn)” – by Jesse Quinn, sourced from Pixabay Music

• “Evening Waves on Swanage Beach” – Sound effect by bigsoftie (Freesound), sourced via Pixabay Sound Effects

All music and sound effects used under the Pixabay Content License, free for use with no attribution required.

Welcome to Everyday Galilee—a podcast for those who are ready to walk like Jesus in a divided world.

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