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Dove Creek Bible Church's Podcast featuring speaker Jeff Harrington

  1. 2 days ago

    John10.22-42

    In John 10:22-42, during Hanukkah in Jerusalem, religious leaders press Jesus to plainly state if He is the Messiah. Jesus declares He is one with the Father, prompting them to attempt to stone Him for blasphemy. He then retreats across the Jordan, where many believe in Him.

    42 min

  2. 28 Jun

    John15.9-25

    John 15:9–25 is part of Jesus’ farewell teaching to His disciples on the night before His crucifixion. In this passage, Jesus calls His followers to remain in His love, obey His commandments, and love one another as He has loved them—even to the point of sacrificial service and devotion. He also warns that, because they belong to Him, they will face opposition from the world. The passage highlights the close relationship between love, obedience, friendship with Christ, and faithful perseverance in the face of persecution.

    38 min

  3. 21 Jun

    John15.1-8

    John 15:1–8 introduces one of Jesus’ most powerful teachings, using the image of a vine and branches to describe the relationship between Himself and His followers. In this passage, Jesus declares that He is the “true vine,” God is the gardener, and believers are the branches, emphasizing that spiritual life and growth come only from remaining connected to Him. The imagery highlights both the nourishment and pruning that come from God, showing that fruitful living depends on abiding in Christ.

    39 min

  4. 14 Jun

    John14.15-31

    John 14:15–31 continues Jesus’ farewell teaching with a focus on love, obedience, and divine presence, as he promises to send the Holy Spirit as a helper who will remain with and guide his followers. He assures them that they will not be left alone, but will experience a deep, ongoing relationship with the Father and the Son through the Spirit. Alongside this promise, Jesus offers his unique peace—not like the world’s—and encourages them to trust and not be afraid, even as he prepares for his departure and the events leading to the cross.

    44 min

  5. 7 Jun

    John14.1-14

    John 14:1–14 begins with Jesus comforting his anxious disciples as he prepares them for his departure, urging them not to be troubled but to trust in him and in the Father. He promises that he is going to prepare a place for them and assures them of a future reunion, then declares that he himself is “the way, the truth, and the life,” the only path to the Father. As he reveals that knowing him is the same as knowing God, Jesus also promises that his followers will continue his work and invites them to pray in his name, highlighting both his unity with the Father and the ongoing mission of his disciples.

    32 min

  6. 31 May

    John13.18-37

    John 13:18–37 continues the Upper Room scene with growing intensity as Jesus reveals that one of his own disciples will betray him, a moment that shocks the group and leads to Judas leaving into the night. In the midst of this betrayal and looming suffering, Jesus speaks of his coming glory and gives a “new commandment” to love one another as he has loved them, marking love as the defining sign of true discipleship. The passage closes with Peter’s bold promise of loyalty contrasted by Jesus’ prediction of his denial, highlighting both human weakness and the need for grace as the story moves toward the cross.

    46 min

  7. 24 May

    John13.1-17

    John 13:1–17 opens the farewell section of John’s Gospel with a powerful scene at the Last Supper, where Jesus, fully aware that his death is near, demonstrates his love by taking the role of a servant and washing his disciples’ feet. This shocking act of humility—normally done by the lowest servant—serves as both a picture of spiritual cleansing and a model of sacrificial love and leadership. In teaching that his followers must do likewise, Jesus redefines greatness as humble service and calls his disciples to embody his love in practical, self-giving ways.

    39 min

  8. 17 May

    John12.37-50

    John 12:37–50 brings a sobering close to Jesus’ public ministry, highlighting the tension between belief and unbelief as many reject him despite witnessing his signs, fulfilling prophetic warnings from Isaiah. While some quietly believe but fear public confession, Jesus delivers a final appeal, declaring himself the light of the world and urging faith in him as the one sent by the Father. The passage underscores both the urgency of responding to Jesus and the reality that his words carry eternal significance, offering salvation to those who believe and accountability to those who reject him.

    42 min
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