In this episode of Exposit,

We dive into John 4:1-38, exploring Jesus’ transformative encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.

We contrast her story with Nicodemus’ nighttime visit, highlighting how Jesus meets people from every walk of life—educated or outcast, respected or marginalized.

Discover the cultural and spiritual significance of “living water,” the surprising purpose behind Jesus’ questions about her husband, and what it means to be truly satisfied in Christ.

Join us as we uncover the heart of God for the thirsty, the overlooked, and the seeking soul.

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In this episode we discuss John 3:22-36, looking at the important of the location of Aenon of Salim, how it reflects a change from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant.

We also discuss John the Baptists display of humility as he knows his ministry is over and Christ’s has begun.

We finally end with a look at John the Author’s look at how Christ is superior than John the Baptist.

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In this episode:

Reformed believers must stop with the piety. Yes we want theological accuracy, but more people are coming to Christ, win the man not the argument.

Under the cover of night, a Pharisee named Nicodemus slips into a quiet conversation with Jesus—and walks straight into the heart of the gospel. In this episode, we unpack John 3:1–21, exploring what it truly means to be “born again,” why light exposes what darkness hides, and how God’s love is revealed in the most famous verse of all time. Join us as we break down Nicodemus’ midnight meeting and discover why eternal life is not earned, but given.

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In this episode, we dive into John 2:13–25, where Jesus drives out the merchants and money changers from the temple. But this is more than a dramatic act of reform — it’s a declaration that He is the true temple, the meeting place between God and man. We’ll explore the Passover setting, the fulfillment of Psalm 69, why the religious leaders demanded a sign, and how Jesus pointed forward to His death and resurrection. We’ll also unpack what this passage teaches us about worship, zeal for God’s house, and the difference between superficial belief and saving faith.

What do you do when the wine runs out? At a wedding in Cana, that wasn’t just a social disaster — it became the stage for Jesus’ first miracle. In this episode, we dive into John 2:1–12 to see why Mary cared so much, what ‘on the third day’ really means, and how this moment points beyond empty jars of ritual to the overflowing grace of Christ. This isn’t just about water turned into wine — it’s about the Bridegroom who brings joy, life, and the better covenant.

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Charlie Kirk’s memorial showed one thing, the ways of the pious evangelical elite class have failed and are no longer needed. The moment is now. The harvest is ready. Let’s go do the work.

Also… should local churches host events for young adult singles to meet up for the purpose of building godly relationships and eventually marriages.

And finally the Rapture is supposed to happen tomorrow why this is wrong

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In this episode of Exposit, we dive deep into John 1:19–51, where John the Baptist points to Jesus and declares, “Behold, the Lamb of God.” We explore the testimony of John, the first disciples who followed Christ, and the significance of Jesus being identified as the true Lamb who takes away the sin of the world. From Nathanael’s confession to Jesus’ promise of greater things to come, this passage reveals the beginning of Christ’s public ministry and the call to follow Him.