Exposit: A Bible Study Podcast

In John 9:13–41, a miracle sparks a confrontation that goes far deeper than physical healing. A man once blind now sees—but the real question isn’t about his eyes. It’s about Jesus. As the Pharisees investigate, deny, and ultimately reject what stands right in front of them, the healed man grows in clarity—moving from calling Jesus a man, to a prophet, to finally confessing Him as Lord and worship...

In today’s culture, therapy has become the go-to answer for nearly every struggle. Feeling overwhelmed? Go to therapy. Dealing with past trauma? Go to therapy. Trying to find yourself? Go to therapy. But few people stop to ask a deeper question: what worldview is behind modern therapy? In this episode of Crossroads, we explore the ideas driving today’s therapy culture and whether they actually ali...

In this episode of Exposit , we take a deep look at John 9:1–12 and the powerful story of the man born blind. When the disciples ask Jesus who sinned to cause this suffering, Jesus gives an answer that completely reframes how we think about hardship, tragedy, and God’s purposes in the world. Rather than pointing to personal guilt, Christ reveals that even lifelong suffering can exist so that the w...

In this episode of Exposit , we walk straight into one of the most confrontational moments in the Gospel of John . Jesus isn’t misunderstood here—He’s rejected. Accused of being demon-possessed, dismissed as a heretic, and finally charged with blasphemy, Christ presses the issue until there’s no middle ground left. John 8:48–59 exposes the danger of religious confidence rooted in heritage, knowled...

In this episode, we dig deep into John 8:31–47, where Jesus exposes the difference between real faith and performative faith. Who really belongs to God? Who are the true children of Abraham? Jesus uses the powerful metaphor of slaves and sons to show that freedom from sin and adoption into God’s family come only through Him. We unpack how continuing in His word reveals true discipleship, how obedi...

In this episode, we walk verse by verse through John 8:12–30, set during the Feast of Tabernacles, where Jesus stands in the Court of Women—right where the great lamps once burned—and declares Himself the Light of the world. With the ceremonial lights extinguished, Jesus claims to be the true and final fulfillment of everything they symbolized. We explore the cultural and theological weight of the...

In this episode, I wrestle with an uncomfortable question: Has God chosen to move outside the Christian media ecosystem to get His message heard? From Wesley Huff appearing on platforms like The Joe Rogan Experience , Flagrant , and The Shawn Ryan Show , to the growing influence of organizations like Turning Point USA , it raises a serious question: Why are secular or politically adjacent platform...

John 8:1–11 is a strange story. It feels incomplete, out of place, and far too often gets flattened into “don’t judge.” But when you read it carefully, the point is sharp: the Law doesn’t just condemn the woman—it convicts everyone in the room. In this episode, we put John 8 in conversation with Romans 7 and 8. The Law exposes sin, leaves us crying out “Who will deliver me?”, and then Christ steps...

In this episode: I. Seeing Jesus Clearly – Belief vs. Unbelief (vv. 31–36, 40–44) • Text: Some in the crowd believed in Jesus because of His words and signs; others debated His origin and rejected Him. • Cultural insight: People expected a Messiah who fit their own ideas—political, geographical, or social. Galileans were looked down on; authority was tied to birthplace, social status, and reputati...

Why do some people hear the same gospel, see the same evidence, and still reject Jesus? In John 7:14–30, Jesus gives a blunt answer: the problem isn’t lack of proof — it’s the heart. In this episode, we break down Jesus’ confrontation in the temple during the Feast of Booths and unpack what He means when He says that only those who want to do God’s will can recognize whether His teaching is truly...

In this episode: In John 7:1–13, Jesus does something that feels… backwards. The crowds are gathering. The Feast of Booths is about to start. His own brothers are telling Him to go public and prove Himself. Meanwhile, the religious leaders are actively looking for a reason to kill Him. So why doesn’t Jesus take the moment? Why does He stay hidden — and then go to Jerusalem quietly instead of makin...

In this episode: John 6 shows that the same bread can produce very different hearts. While the crowd walks away and the Twelve stay, Jesus reveals an even deeper truth—staying near Him is not the same as belonging to Him. This episode explores the dividing power of Jesus’ words and the contrast between Peter’s imperfect faith and Judas’ hidden unbelief. Join the discord: https://discord.gg/vgkWdTM...

In this episode, while discussing Jesus walking on the water, we will examine the following questions: Why does Jesus say the crowd is following Him? What does it mean to “work for food that perishes” in a religious context? Why do they immediately ask, “What must we do?” Why does Jesus call faith “the work of God” instead of a human response? Why do they appeal to Moses and manna—and what does th...

Exposit | Ep 15 | John 6:15-25| When I AM Is Near! In this episode, while discussing Jesus walking on the water, we will examine the following questions: Why did they want to make him king? Why was there a strong wind? Why were they frightened? Why is it important that he says “it is I”, or better translated “I AM”? How were they immediately on the shore? What were the crowd seeking? Salvation or...

In this episode of Crossroads , we discuss the different views of Hell. Is it Eternal Conscious Torture or Annihilation/Conditional Immortality?

In this episode, We discuss the meaning of the sign and what could be the underlying symbol behind it! Join the discord: https://discord.gg/vgkWdTMmt9

In this episode of Crossroads , we dive into the holiday season and ask: should Christians celebrate? Are these holidays even pagan? Easter Article: https://news.web.baylor.edu/news/story/2016/why-easter-was-never-anything-christian-holiday Christmas article: https://ca.thegospelcoalition.org/article/christmas-isnt-pagan/

In this episode, we zoom in on John 5:31–47, the section where Jesus effectively turns the temple courts into a courtroom and calls four witnesses to testify on His behalf. Far from being a random proof-text collection, this passage is a tightly crafted legal argument rooted in Deuteronomy. Jesus stands before Israel’s leaders—and flips the script. We unpack each witness in detail: • John the Bapt...

In this episode of Crossroads , we dive into one of the biggest cultural shifts shaping young men today — including Christian men. Why are voices like Andrew Tate, Myron Gaines, and the Red Pill movement gaining so much traction? And why does it feel like the church has quietly allowed these ideas to influence its men? We unpack three major layers of the issue: 1. The Problem: How modern feminism...

In this episode, we dive deep into John 5:19–29, unpacking how Jesus reveals His divine authority to give life and execute judgment. We explore what it means that “the Son can do nothing of Himself,” how hearing His voice leads to spiritual resurrection, and how this passage connects to the eternal destiny of the righteous and the wicked. Join us as we trace the Christ-centered work of regeneratio...

In this episode: We break down the 11/04/25 elections, what I think it means and why we as Christians need to be ready.

In John 5:1–15, Jesus walks into a place called Bethesda — the “house of mercy” — and meets a man who’s been waiting thirty-eight years for healing he can’t reach. In this episode, we explore how that moment reveals the heart of the gospel: that salvation isn’t for those who manage to crawl to the water, but for those Christ chooses to raise. Join us as we unpack this powerful passage verse by ver...

In this episode, we dive into John 4:46–54, the story of a royal official whose son was gravely ill. Was he a Gentile or a Jew? How far did he travel, and why does Jesus heal from a distance? Join us as we unpack the historical, theological, and literary layers of this “second sign” in Cana. We explore: • The nobleman’s desperate journey and what it tells us about faith under pressure. • Jesus’ ch...

In this episode: We talk the law/gospel distinction. What does it mean to live in the finished work of Christ. And discussing how freeing it is to realize that our sanctification is complete and is the monergisric work of God.

In this episode of Exposit , we dive into John 4:39-45. Exploring the Samaritan response to the woman’s testimony.