Exposit: A Bible Study Podcast

In John 15:12–27, Jesus teaches His disciples what it truly means to belong to Him. Those who are united to Christ are called to love one another with the same sacrificial love that He has shown them. Yet Jesus also warns that friendship with Him will place believers in conflict with a world that rejected Him first. In this episode, we explore Christ’s command to love, what it means to be called a...

Crossroads| Ep 19| Christians Must Be Political

In a world where UFOs, Aliens, demons and the such are very popular topics there is a renewed interest in the Nephilim and Genesis 6. On this episode I will discuss the three main views held in Christianity, the Fallen Angel view, the Sethite view and the Tyrant-kings view, examine there arguments and then I will tell you which one I side with. Let’s dive in deep and in my opinion in doing so you...

In Episode 40 of Exposit, we continue our verse-by-verse study through the Gospel of John by examining John 15:1–11. Jesus declares, “I am the true Vine,” revealing that apart from Him we have no spiritual life, no lasting fruit, and no power to accomplish anything for the glory of God. In this passage we’ll explore what it truly means to abide in Christ, the Father’s work of pruning His people, t...

In John 14:16–31, Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure by centering them on a promise that will sustain them: the coming of the Holy Spirit. Rather than leaving them abandoned, Christ assures them that the Father will send “another Helper”—the Spirit of truth—who will dwell with them forever. This episode walks through Jesus’ words in the Upper Room, showing how the Spirit continues the...

In this episode, I discuss my thoughts on the X discussion revolving around Eric Conn, Brian Suave and Joel Webbon and a post I saw that says racism disqualifies you from being a Christian.

In John 14:1–15, Jesus speaks directly into the confusion and fear of His disciples as they face His departure. What looks like loss is actually the beginning of deeper assurance. Jesus calls them away from troubled hearts and anchors their hope not in circumstances, but in Himself. In this episode of Exposit , we walk through Jesus’ words about the “Father’s house,” the promise of preparing a pla...

rossroads | Ep. 16 | What Is the Doctrine of Election? Few doctrines have generated as much debate within Christianity as the doctrine of election. Is God’s choice based on His foreknowledge of who would believe? Or does Scripture teach that salvation ultimately rests upon God’s sovereign grace and purpose? In this episode of Crossroads , we take an in-depth look at what the Bible actually says ab...

In this episode of Crossroads, we confront a painful reality that many prefer to ignore: abortion is not just a political issue—it is a cultural project that has been normalized, promoted, and increasingly celebrated in the public square. Stories like the one we’re discussing force an uncomfortable question: what does it say about a society when the most vulnerable lives are treated as optional ba...

In this episode, we walk step by step through John 13:21–38, one of the most intense and revealing moments in the Gospel of John. At the table of the Last Supper, love and betrayal sit side by side, and the darkness that follows is more than just the time of day—it is the unveiling of the human heart under the weight of sin, fear, and sovereignty. We begin with Jesus being “troubled in spirit,” a...

In John 13, we step into one of the most intimate and theologically rich moments in the Gospel of John—the Upper Room before the cross. Jesus knows the hour has come. He knows the Father has given all things into His hands. And knowing all of this, He rises from the table, lays aside His garments, and takes the posture of a servant. What follows is more than a lesson in humility—it is a revelation...

In John 12:27–50, Jesus enters the final moments before the cross and reveals something shocking: the cross was never a tragedy — it was the glory of God on full display. In this episode of Exposit, we examine how Christ is glorified through both salvation and judgment. Why did so many reject Jesus even after witnessing His miracles? What does it mean that God hardens hearts? And how does the cros...

Most people love the idea of Jesus as King… until they realize what kind of King He actually is. In John 12:12–26, the crowd welcomes Jesus with palm branches, shouting “Hosanna!” They celebrate Him. They honor Him. They think they understand Him. But they’re wrong. Because just days later, that same road of celebration leads to a cross. In this episode, we break down the Triumphal Entry—but not f...

In John 12:1–11, Jesus arrives in Bethany just days before the Passover and the shadow of the cross. At the table, Mary of Bethany takes an extraordinary step of devotion—anointing Jesus with costly perfume and wiping His feet with her hair. What looks like waste in the eyes of the room is revealed by Jesus as true preparation for His burial. But not everyone sees it that way. Judas Iscariot objec...

In this episode of Crossroads , we dive into Melissa Dougherty’s book Happy Lies and explore the rise of New Thought spirituality in modern culture and Christianity. We break down: The historical roots of New Thought How spiritual language gets redefined over time Why ideas like “manifestation,” “positive confession,” and self-focused spirituality resonate so deeply in modern culture The overlap b...

“I want a teaching church, not a preaching church.” What do we make of a statement like that? In this episode, I explore the difference between preaching and teaching—and whether that distinction is even as clean as we often assume. I also address a growing concern I see in some Reformed spaces: that Sunday worship can drift into being primarily informational—heavy on theology, light on applicatio...

After the raising of Lazarus, the tension finally snaps. In this passage, the religious leaders stop debating—and start plotting. What began as skepticism turns into a full-blown conspiracy to kill Jesus. But underneath their fear of Rome, their concern for the nation, and their desire to maintain control, something deeper is exposed: hardened unbelief in the face of undeniable truth. In this epis...

What happens when the Bible is present … but not actually central? In this episode of Crossroads, we’re tackling a growing issue in modern preaching—sermons that start with a verse… and then move on without ever really opening it up. Is this just a stylistic difference? Or are we drifting into something deeper? Looking back at the Protestant Reformation, figures like Martin Luther and William Tynd...

As the weight of grief settles over Bethany, the story shifts from dialogue to encounter. Martha has already confessed who Jesus is in theory—but now the reality of death presses in, embodied in tears, mourning, and a house filled with sorrow. Mary emerges from the shadows of grief to meet Jesus, carrying the same question that has haunted the entire family: if He is truly Lord, why did He not com...

When Lazarus of Bethany falls gravely ill, the situation seems urgent, but Jesus responds in a way no one expects—delay. What appears to be absence or indifference is, beneath the surface, a deliberate unfolding of divine purpose. As word reaches Jesus from the household He loves, the tension begins to build between human urgency and divine intention. As Jesus finally travels toward Bethany, His d...

In this episode, we walk through John 10:22–42 during the Feast of Dedication, where Jesus is confronted about His identity and authority. As the tension rises, Jesus grounds His defense not in emotion or opinion, but in the unbreakable authority of Scripture—“Scripture cannot be broken.” We’ll unpack how Jesus responds to the accusation of blasphemy, how He appeals to Psalm 82, and what He means...

In this episode, we tackle the crisis nobody’s talking about: the American church is biblically illiterate, and it’s killing true discipleship. From seeker-friendly gimmicks to Sunday services built more for comfort than formation, we explore how the focus on numbers and entertainment has replaced real spiritual growth. We’ll break down why Romans 3 is still true—no one is seeking God on their own...

This Easter episode traces the gospel story from the very beginning to its victorious climax. Starting in Genesis 3, we follow the promise of a coming Redeemer through the Old Testament, unpacking the prophetic weight of Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53—texts that vividly foretell the suffering and death of Christ long before the cross. We then walk through the brutal, historically grounded reality of the c...

There’s a growing conversation online—and it’s getting louder. From calls to repeal the 19th Amendment, to debates about gender roles, to the rise of “trad” culture… people are asking serious questions about where society went wrong—and who’s to blame. In this episode of Crossroads, we take a step back and actually think it through. Is this movement rooted in Scripture—or frustration? Is blaming w...

In this episode, we dive deep into Jesus’ radical claim in John 10:1-21, exploring the Good Shepherd who is not just a caretaker but the fulfillment of God’s promise in Ezekiel 34. We unpack what it means that Jesus is the “door” to the sheepfold, why the “thief” likely refers to corrupt leaders rather than Satan, and how His willing sacrifice contrasts with the failure of the hired hands. This st...