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The Rooted Podcast

The Rooted Podcast

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Listen to The Rooted Podcast for in-depth conversations about the Bible and how we can apply it to our lives. Join the team behind Rooted, Bible Society's devotional journal, as we dig deeper into a theme or book of the Bible in each series and explore its message for us today.The British and Foreign Bible Society キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • What is Pentecost?

    What is Pentecost?
    2025/06/05

    What is pentecost? What can we learn from the early church?
    Join us as we discuss the significance of Pentecost, exploring its historical and Biblical context, the arrival of the Holy Spirit, and the birth of the early church. We also reflect on the courage and community of the early believers, and the lessons that can be applied to the church today.

    Join us for a week of Pentecost devotionals.

    Timestamps

    • (00:00) - Intro
    • (02:00) - What is Pentecost and where does it come from?
    • (04:40) - What happened at Pentecost? Acts 2
    • (05:40) - Why does God come in the form of wind and fire?
    • (07:30) - Speaking in tongues
    • (08:55) - Babel and The Great Commission
    • (11:50) - Why do the disciples have to wait for the Holy Spirit?
    • (17:00) - Why did the disciples go on missionary journeys?
    • (19:00) - The end of Luke vs the beginning of Acts
    • (20:45) - What can we learn from the early Church?

    Rooted:
    Rooted is our devotional journal that helps make the Bible available to everyone, everywhere. Every other month, you’ll receive a new 80-page journal filled with insightful devotionals, thought-provoking prompts, and lots of opportunities to reflect, journal and be creative. Sign up today to receive your first journal for free.

    Send us your questions!
    We'd love to hear from you.
    Submit your question

    Bible Society:

    The Rooted Podcast is brought to you by Bible Society, a Christian organisation that translates, publishes, and distributes the Bible. We communicate its relevance and invite people to experience the transforming power of the Scriptures in today’s world. Visit our website to find out more.

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    Disclaimer:

    This is a Bible Society podcast, but it’s also a conversation between people exploring the Bible together. We won’t get everything right, and we won’t always agree! Please be patient with us and join us on the journey.

    #Pentecost #EarlyChurch #WhatIsPentecost #Acts2 #ChristianLiving #ChristianPodcast



    Everyday Faith Bible

    Let Scripture transform every part of your life with the Everyday Faith Bible.
    Created in partnership with the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC), the Everyday Faith Bible will help you to:

    • Understand Scripture’s real-world context
    • Relate to experiences and emotions in the passage
    • Respond to what you read with practical action

    Key features:

    • Up to 1,000 margin annotations throughout the Bible, to encourage ‘head, heart and hands’ confidence in applying Scripture to everyday life
    • Real-life stories and quotes from Christian expert practitioners across the UK
    • Whole-page introductions to each genre of biblical writing
    • Whole-page features on important biblical themes
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    30 分
  • Mercy over judgement: the woman caught in adultery – bonus episode

    Mercy over judgement: the woman caught in adultery – bonus episode
    2025/05/16
    Why has this story been included in the biblical canon? What does it reveal about Jesus’ divine position as just lawgiver and merciful judge?In this bonus episode, returning special guest Stuart Ford joins Esther and Mark to discuss the story of the woman caught in adultery from John 8.1–11. We explore the complexities of the narrative, including the authenticity of the passage and its inclusion in Scripture, the agenda of the Pharisees and scribes, and what Jesus’ response reveals about him. We draw out the profound themes of mercy, judgement and forgiveness. The discussion highlights the vulnerability of the woman, the hypocrisy and hard-heartedness of the accusers and the transformative power of Jesus' response. Ultimately, the conversation emphasises the call for Christians to embody the forgiveness and mercy on offer through Jesus in their lives.Check out our latest research about churchgoing in the UKTimestamps(00:00) - Intro (01:50) - Why are we talking about the woman caught in adultery? (03:15) - Should this story be in the Bible? (07:15) - What is the story of the woman caught in adultery about? (09:20) - Why does Jesus write in the sand? What did he write? (15:17) - Where is the man in the story? (18:52) - Sin, justice and mercy (23:17) - King David, adultery and redemption (26:22) - Forgiveness is not cheap or easy (29:07) - Personal reflectionsRooted:Rooted is our devotional journal that helps make the Bible available to everyone, everywhere. Every other month, you’ll receive a new 80-page journal filled with insightful devotionals, thought-provoking prompts, and lots of opportunities to reflect, journal and be creative. Sign up today to receive your first journal for free.Send us your questions!We'd love to hear from you.Submit your questionBible Society:The Rooted Podcast is brought to you by Bible Society, a Christian organisation that translates, publishes, and distributes the Bible. We communicate its relevance and invite people to experience the transforming power of the Scriptures in today’s world. Visit our website to find out more.Bible Society socials: FacebookInstagramX (formerly Twitter) Disclaimer: This is a Bible Society podcast, but it’s also a conversation between people exploring the Bible together. We won’t get everything right, and we won’t always agree! Please be patient with us and join us on the journey.#Mercy #MercyOverJudgement #John8 #WomenCaughtInAdultery #JesusWritingInTheSand #ChristianLiving #ChristianPodcast Everyday Faith BibleLet Scripture transform every part of your life with the Everyday Faith Bible.Created in partnership with the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC), the Everyday Faith Bible will help you to: Understand Scripture’s real-world context Relate to experiences and emotions in the passage Respond to what you read with practical actionKey features:Up to 1,000 margin annotations throughout the Bible, to encourage ‘head, heart and hands’ confidence in applying Scripture to everyday lifeReal-life stories and quotes from Christian expert practitioners across the UKWhole-page introductions to each genre of biblical writingWhole-page features on important biblical themes
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    31 分
  • Abiding in Christ and fruitfulness – The I Am series E6

    Abiding in Christ and fruitfulness – The I Am series E6
    2025/05/09
    What does it mean for Jesus to be the true vine, or vineyard? What does it mean to abide in Christ and be fruitful?In this episode, Noël and Mark are joined by special guest Chantelle Baker, to discuss the final I Am statement in John’s Gospel: ‘I am the vine; you are the branches’ (John 15.5). We begin by exploring how this verse has been translated. Should it in fact be rendered, ‘I am the vineyard and you are the vine’ and does this change the meaning of the metaphor?The conversation touches on the wider use and significance of ‘vine’ imagery in the Bible, before exploring what it means to abide or remain in Christ. Thinking about fruitfulness, we look at the connection between who we are and what we do – the relationship between faith and works – and the many different expressions of this we might see in community. We finish by asking who or what the fruit of the vine is for and sharing our personal reflections.Check out our latest research about churchgoing in the UKTimestamps(00:00) - Intro (01:45) - John 15 (02:15) - Has John 15 been mistranslated? (05:05) - Vine imagery in the Bible (10:00) - What does it mean to abide in Christ? (15:15) - Producing fruit is a result of abiding in Jesus (19:15) - Can we abide in Christ without being fruitful? (21:00) - What does fruitfulness look like? (25:00) - Who is our fruit for? (29:40) - Personal reflectionsRooted:Rooted is our devotional journal that helps make the Bible available to everyone, everywhere. Every other month, you’ll receive a new 80-page journal filled with insightful devotionals, thought-provoking prompts, and lots of opportunities to reflect, journal and be creative. Sign up today to receive your first journal for free.Send us your questions!We'd love to hear from you.Submit your questionBible Society:The Rooted Podcast is brought to you by Bible Society, a Christian organisation that translates, publishes, and distributes the Bible. We communicate its relevance and invite people to experience the transforming power of the Scriptures in today’s world. Visit our website to find out more.Bible Society socials: FacebookInstagramX (formerly Twitter) Disclaimer: This is a Bible Society podcast, but it’s also a conversation between people exploring the Bible together. We won’t get everything right, and we won’t always agree! Please be patient with us and join us on the journey.#Abide #AbidingInChrist #IAM #TrueVine #IAmTheVine #John15 #ChristianLiving #ChristianPodcast Everyday Faith BibleLet Scripture transform every part of your life with the Everyday Faith Bible.Created in partnership with the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC), the Everyday Faith Bible will help you to: Understand Scripture’s real-world context Relate to experiences and emotions in the passage Respond to what you read with practical actionKey features:Up to 1,000 margin annotations throughout the Bible, to encourage ‘head, heart and hands’ confidence in applying Scripture to everyday lifeReal-life stories and quotes from Christian expert practitioners across the UKWhole-page introductions to each genre of biblical writingWhole-page features on important biblical themes
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    33 分
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