In this second last TruthTalks listen in the “Jewels from John” series, Christopher Peppler discusses the true nature of sin, what it is and what it most definitely is not. Listen to this podcast to find out what the true nature of sin really is. If you have missed the series, or want to
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The Jewels from John series is drawing to a close. This is part 5, and then in a month, I will publish the last part. As always, these are my reflections rather than carefully researched teachings. John 14:27 “Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” Jesus had been
The first reflection in the Jewels from John series was on John 1:14 and I want to return to and reflect further on this now. Why? It is because just a few days after publishing this article we celebrate the birth of Jesus, the Word become flesh. The Apostle John did not include
If you have missed out on following this gem of a series called “Jewels from John” it isn’t too late for you to start listening from part one HERE. If you have been listening along, click on the button below to play the latest TruthTalks podcast or read the post HERE
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I am back with another four Jewels from John. John 10:10 “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full”. This comes at the end of Jesus’ analogy of the sheepfold. The watchman (John the Baptist) guards the sheep
Who do you think you are? This week we continue listening to the Jewels from John that Dr Christopher Peppler is bringing to us in a short series. If you missed the first 2 audio tracks, you can listen to them by clicking HERE for part 1 and HERE for part 2. To listen
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This is the third of six parts in the Jewels from John series. As with the other ‘jewels’, I selected these four passages for this post because I felt the Holy Spirit was directing me to them. I want to keep research and analysis to a minimum and rather reflect on what the Spirit
Following THIS post covering the second part of the “Jewels from John” series, please find the podcast/audio file below. If you missed the first part, then please click HERE to listen to that now.
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I am continuing the series ‘Jewels from John’ where I reflect on passages from the Gospel of John. John 4:50 ‘The man took Jesus at his word and departed’. NIV A government official in Capernaum had a son who was so sick that he was near death. He heard that Jesus was in Cana
Whether we acknowledge it or not, every person born on Earth for the last two thousand years has benefited from Jesus Christ’s influence. His gracious words and deeds did not only affect his disciples or the people of his day. Indeed, individuals and civilisations over the ages have benefited from his influence. Based on
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