Exposit: A Bible Study Podcast

Pull up a chair, open your Bible, and join the study. Exposit isn’t another “hot take” on current events or a surface-level devotional. It’s a slow, thoughtful walk through Scripture—verse by verse, chapter by chapter. Each episode feels like sitting at the table with a small group: reading the passage out loud, asking honest questions, digging into the history and context, and exploring what God’s Word means for our lives today. Whether you’re new to the Bible or have studied it for years, Exposit invites you to pause, reflect, and grow deeper in God’s truth—one passage at a time.

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  Exposit | Ep 44|John 17:20-26| Jesus Mediates For His People Part 2

  Aug 14, 202645 min

  What does Jesus mean when He prays that His people “may all be one”? In John 17:20–26, Jesus turns His attention from the apostles to every believer who would come to faith through their proclamation of the Gospel—including us. In this episode of Exposit, we take a deep dive into Christ’s prayer for the unity of His church. This unity is more than simply agreeing on doctrine or avoiding conflict. It is a unity rooted in our union with Christ: we belong to the same Savior, the same Father, the same family, and the same mission. Jesus connects the church’s unity directly to its witness. We are united to Christ, united to one another, and sent into the world to proclaim the Word. Our love for one another is meant to demonstrate to the world that we truly belong to Christ and that the Father really did send the Son. We’ll explore the passage verse by verse, examining its teaching on union with Christ, the Trinity, election, apostolic preaching, Christian unity, the church’s mission, divine love, Christ’s preexistence, glorification, and the believer’s ultimate hope of being with Christ and seeing His glory. The church is not merely united for unity’s sake. We are united in Christ so that Christ might send us into the world as one people, proclaiming one Gospel and displaying His love to a watching world.

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  Exposit | Ep 43|John 17:1-19 | Jesus Mediates For His People Part 1

  Aug 9, 20261h 5m

  John 17 is one of the most profound chapters in all of Scripture. Often called the High Priestly Prayer, this chapter gives us a glimpse into the heart of Christ as He prays just hours before His arrest and crucifixion. In this verse-by-verse exposition, we examine Jesus’ prayer in its biblical context, unpack key Greek words and phrases, and explore how the disciples would have understood His words. We’ll see Christ pray for His own glory, for the preservation and sanctification of His disciples, and for every believer who would come to faith through their message. Join us as we discover the beauty of Christ’s work as our Mediator, the unity of God’s people, the certainty of our salvation, and the love the Father has for those who are in His Son.

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  Crossroads| Ep 21| The Gospel is Enough

  Aug 3, 202659 min

  In this episode of Crossroads, we discuss a recent report from Protestia about a church that incorporated a Beyoncé-inspired dance routine into its worship service. Why do churches feel the need to borrow from pop culture to attract people? We examine a bigger question: Is the Gospel enough? Scripture teaches that the power of the church is not found in entertainment, gimmicks, or worldly relevance, but in the faithful proclamation of Christ crucified and risen. We talk about the temptation to replace biblical worship with spectacle and why confidence in the Gospel should shape everything the church does. “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes…” — Romans 1:16

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  Crossroads| Ep 20| Scripture Above Tribe: When Tradition Meets the Word of God

  Jul 25, 20261h 31m

  Every Christian belongs to a theological tradition, whether we recognize it or not. Our traditions, teachers, and confessions can be valuable tools that help us understand Scripture—but what happens when our loyalty to a tradition becomes stronger than our commitment to the Word of God? In this episode of Crossroads, we explore the tension between holding strong theological convictions and remaining humble before Scripture. Doctrine matters. Truth matters. But every belief, every confession, and every tradition must ultimately be tested by the authority of God’s Word. As someone who identifies with the Reformed tradition, I discuss why my commitment to Reformed principles—especially the authority and sufficiency of Scripture—has led me to examine even historic Reformed positions. We will look at examples involving creation, Genesis 6, and the final judgment of the wicked, and discuss what it means to allow Scripture to be our guidepost even when it challenges our own theological tribe. This episode is not about rejecting tradition. It is about putting tradition in its proper place. Traditions can serve the church, but Scripture alone is the final authority. The question is not: “Does my tradition agree with this?” The question is: “Does Scripture teach this?” Join me as we discuss theological humility, biblical conviction, and what it means to continually be reformed by the Word of God. #Crossroads #Theology #BibleStudy #SolaScriptura #ChristianTheology #ReformedTheology

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  Exposit | Ep 42|John 16:1–33 | Comfort for a Persecuted Church

  Jul 22, 202653 min

  Jesus prepares His disciples—and by extension His church—to endure persecution by promising the Holy Spirit, assuring them that sorrow will become joy, granting them confident access to the Father, and reminding them that He has already overcome the world. Comfort Through the Spirit (16:1–15) Comfort Through the Resurrection (16:16–24) Comfort Through the Father’s Love (16:25–32) Comfort Through Christ’s Victory (16:33)

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