Hosted by Daniel Jepsen · EN · 34 episodes
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In Light of the Cross is a 40-day devotional podcast helping us view every part of life—our sin and failures, our relationships, our suffering, our calling, and our hopes—in light of the cross.Through a daily P.R.A.Y. rhythm (Pause, Reflect, Apply, Yield) we’ll consider how the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ cast a different light on everything—revealing the truth about our sin, the depth of God’s love, and the unshakable hope that carries us through suffering and into resurrection.Join us as we slow down, listen to Scripture, and learn to live anchored in grace.
Daniel Jepsen hosts In Light of the Cross, a religion show with 34 episodes published.
In our final episode of In Light of the Cross, we wrap the series around God’s long-standing desire to be with his people—an intimate union that doesn’t erase our individuality, but brings real communion with him now and
Show notesWe’re nearing the end of the podcast run and, on the resurrection side of the cross, we talk about God’s ultimate goal for us: living as resurrected beings who are conformed to the image of Jesus Christ. We reflect on wh
Show notesIn this post-Easter-season episode of In Light of the Cross, we continue reflecting on Jesus’ resurrection and what it means for those in Christ, focusing on 1 Corinthians 15:35–58 and Paul’s “seed to plant” imagery. We
Show notesWe’re back on the In Light of the Cross podcast after missing a couple episodes due to a brief hospital stay, and we’re shifting from the cross to what new life means because Jesus is risen. We reflect on 1 Corinthians 1
Show notesAs we head toward Good Friday and Easter, we keep reflecting on God as Father and how his love transforms how we see ourselves and others, then we dig into the gift and difficulty of forgiveness. We walk through four que
Show notesWe continue our conversation about living in light of the cross by moving from accepting each other to forgiving each other. We contrast “Karma Town” (retribution and bitterness) with “Graceland” (a new way of life shape
Show notesIn this episode of In Light of the Cross, we continue exploring how the cross reshapes relationships by focusing on loving others through acceptance, with forgiveness to follow in the next episode. We read Romans 14:1–12
Show notesWe’re beginning Holy Week by reflecting on Christ’s passion and what the cross teaches us about loving others. Using 1 John 3:16 and 1 John 4:7–12, we explore how love isn’t just acceptance, tolerance, or warm feelings,
Show notesWe continue our series by moving from merely understanding God’s fatherly love to receiving it in our hearts, asking the Spirit to make familiar truths fresh. Using the hymn “How Deep the Father’s Love for Us,” we talk a
Show notesIn episode 24 of In Light of the Cross, we pray and reflect on God’s fatherly love through 1 John 3:1–3, marveling that sinners are called—not just servants—but children of God. We talk about the “now and not yet” of our
Show notesIn this Lent episode of In Light of the Cross, we continue reflecting on God as Father by focusing on the New Testament theme of adoption, using Romans 8. We talk about how being led by the Spirit means we’re God’s child
Show notesIn episode 22 of In Light of the Cross, we transition from how the cross interprets the Old Testament to talking about God, ourselves, and our relationships in light of the cross, and we preview five post-Easter episodes
Show notesWe wrap up our Old Testament series by looking at how everything comes into focus when we read it in light of Jesus and the cross, like a mystery where the ending makes sense of all the earlier clues. We review sin’s fou
Show notesIn this episode we finish our Old Testament overview by looking at the wisdom books—Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon (sometimes Psalms is included)—as personal guidance for living in light of God rather t
Show notesIn this episode of In Light of the Cross, we pause to invite the Spirit and explore the Psalms as a unique part of Scripture: poetry that is largely people’s words to God, yet inspired for our good and also God’s words t
Show notesWe follow the story after Judah’s exile, focusing on God’s faithfulness in the post-exilic period through Haggai, Ezra, and Nehemiah. After Babylon falls to Persia, Cyrus decrees in 538 BC that a remnant can return and r
Show notesIn this episode of In Light of the Cross, we reflect on the role of the prophets in the Bible’s scarlet thread and invite the Spirit to speak as we begin. We discuss what a prophet is (God’s mouthpiece, more forth-tellin
Show notesIn episode 16 of In Light of the Cross, we dig into David as a central Old Testament figure who powerfully points to Jesus. Using David and Goliath as our launching pad, we push back on the usual “be brave like David” ta
Show notesWe pick up in the dark era of the Judges, where Israel’s repeated failure and idolatry are met again and again by God’s grace through deliverers, and we zoom in on Ruth as a “scarlet thread” leading toward David and ulti
Show notesIn this episode of In Light of the Cross, we keep tracing how the cross and resurrection illuminate the Old Testament by focusing on Exodus’s tabernacle (and later the temple) as God’s “tent/house” among his people, show
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In Light of the Cross is hosted by Daniel Jepsen. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 34 episodes.
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