Three Failed Pastors
Three Failed Pastors
“Come and See!” – Themes in John #3
“Come and See!” – Themes in John #3
“Come and See!” – Themes in John #3
Monday 28th April 2025
Explore how personal testimonies invite deeper encounters with faith in this engaging episode of the Faith Recovery Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Invitations to Faith: Exploring Testimonies in John
Episode Overview
- Personal testimonies can lead to deeper encounters with faith.
- Humility and curiosity are key to understanding others' experiences.
- Historical and cultural contexts influence perceptions of Christianity.
- Philosophical ideas contrast with empirical evidence in shaping belief.
- An invitation to 'come and see' encourages open-minded exploration.
"Personal testimony as an invitation to personal encounter."
In this episode of the Faith Recovery Podcast, three pastors take a fresh look at personal testimonies in the Gospel of John. They dive into the idea that personal stories are invitations to deeper encounters with faith. The episode is peppered with anecdotes and a touch of humour, making it accessible to anyone curious about the Christian faith.
The hosts, Kent and Nathan, share their reflections on how testimony can lead to a personal encounter, highlighting stories from the Gospel that exemplify this theme. The discussion weaves through various philosophical and theological ideas, including the contrast between empirical evidence and philosophical knowledge. The hosts explore how these concepts relate to faith and belief, offering a unique perspective on how personal experiences can shape one's understanding of the divine.
They also touch on historical contexts and cultural perceptions, making for a rich and engaging conversation. A key takeaway from the episode is the importance of being open to others' experiences. The hosts suggest that humility and curiosity can lead to a deeper understanding of faith. They encourage listeners to 'come and see' for themselves, drawing parallels between ancient testimonies and modern-day experiences.
If you're looking for an engaging discussion that blends theology, philosophy, and personal stories, this episode offers plenty to ponder. It's a chance to reflect on how personal encounters can transform your understanding of faith. Why not give it a listen and see what resonates with you?