Three Failed Pastors
Three Failed Pastors
“Come and See” Part 2 – Themes in John #4
“Come and See” Part 2 – Themes in John #4
“Come and See” Part 2 – Themes in John #4
Tuesday 6th May 2025
Explore personal encounters in John's Gospel with the Faith Recovery Podcast. Discover how firsthand experiences can enrich your spiritual journey.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding God through personal encounters, not just academic knowledge.
- John the Baptist's recognition of Jesus as a model for spiritual truth.
- Empirical experiences are prioritised over theoretical knowledge in John's Gospel.
- Mutual knowing is essential in spiritual relationships.
- Invitation to 'come and see' encourages a deeper connection with God.
Knowing God isn't just about hearing; it's about experiencing and recognising Him personally.
The Faith Recovery Podcast takes a deep dive into the Gospel of John, focusing on the theme 'Come and See'. This episode explores the idea of knowing God through personal encounters, rather than just academic knowledge. The hosts, Kent and Nathan, engage in a lively discussion about how the Gospel invites believers to experience faith firsthand. They highlight how John the Baptist's recognition of Jesus serves as a model for understanding divine truth through lived experiences.
The episode delves into the significance of recognising spiritual truths and how this can transform one's faith journey. You'll hear about how John's Gospel challenges conventional wisdom by prioritising personal experiences over theoretical knowledge. The hosts use anecdotes from the Gospel to illustrate their points, including the story of Jesus meeting Nathaniel, which underscores the importance of mutual knowing in spiritual relationships.
By emphasising the empirical approach to faith, they argue that the Gospel of John encourages believers to 'come and see' for themselves, fostering a deeper connection with God. This episode is perfect for anyone curious about how personal encounters can enrich their spiritual life. If you're seeking to deepen your understanding of faith through personal experiences, this episode offers valuable insights and reflections.