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Hosted by Huston Oliver · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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Making an informed decision about Jesus is the biggest decision of everyone's life. I hope this podcast can help you, your family, and friends do just that!
Huston Oliver hosts Investigate Jesus, a religion show with 32 episodes published.
Jesus did amazing miracles everywhere he went. But when he visited his hometown of Nazareth, they didn’t have faith in him. As a result, he was only able to do a few healings. Doesn’t that seem strange? Why was this the
There’s a famous story of a bleeding woman who was healed by Jesus. She reasoned, “If only I touch his garments, I will be healed.” Jesus told her, “Daughter, your faith has healed you.” But what exactly did the woman ha
So what’s your view of Jesus? What demons understood but most people miss is that the real Jesus caused fear. For example when Jesus calmed a raging storm, his disciples were terrified. They saw his power and authority o
Jesus’s parables aren’t little stories about being a “good person.” Rather they’re more often warnings about coming judgment. But his parables require serious reflection to understand. 🤔 While some parables standalone,
In Mark 3:20-34, Jesus is accused by the Jewish religious leaders of being demonic. They said he drove out demons by the authority of the "prince of demons." Notice that they didn't say hewasn't driving out demons. That
Jesus was a Jewish rabbi. A master teacher. But many had trouble understanding his teachings. Even his own disciples were often confused by his parables. So did Jesus use parables to confuse or enlighten? Let's investiga
The Gospel writers, like Mark, tell us that large crowds followed Jesus. So why did Jesus choose twelve from among the many to be his apostles? (Mark 3:7-21) Moreover, why did he go up on a mountain to appoint them? ⛰️ L
Jesus was criticized by religious leaders for breaking Sabbath laws (see Mark 2:23-3:6). Frankly, Christians often don't treat this seriously enough. But since we're trying to make an informed decision about Jesus, we re
Jesus was questioned by religious leaders about why his followers didn't fast (see Mark 2:18-22). That is, why they didn't refrain from eating for a specific period of time for religious purposes. The insecurity behind t
Jesus was criticized and eventually condemned by religious leaders. One of the things they hated is that Jesus socialized with tax collectors. So why did these religious leaders think this was such a big deal? Well...if
In The Gospel of Mark chapter 1, Mark emphasized the authority of Jesus. Mark claimed that Jesus has the power and authority to heal anyone. But as we read on in Mark's account, we'll see that Jesus doesn't heal everyone
So Mark wrote in his Gospel account that Jesus healed many people. But in Mark 1:35-45, Mark made a special note about Jesus healing a man with leprosy. Now what's so striking in the story is that Jesus touched the man w
In our Western culture, the supernatural can be hard for some to accept. But in Mark 1:21-34, Jesus comes head to head with demons who speak. Interestingly, the demons knew who Jesus was! In fact, they thought Jesus had
This may be obvious, but I'm going to say it anyway... Jesus was Jewish. More specifically, he was a 1st Century Palestinian Jew, not a 21st Century American Christian. So if we want to fully understand Jesus, we need a
This may be obvious, but I'm going to say it anyway... Jesus was Jewish. More specifically, he was a 1st Century Palestinian Jew, not a 21st Century American Christian. So if we want to fully understand Jesus, we need a
Mark was convinced that Jesus was the long-awaited Messiah of God. So Mark provided testimonies from others to support this claim. But in Mark 1:14-20, Jesus does something odd...he chooses fishermen to follow him. Why d
In the Hebrew Bible, there are many prophecies about a coming Messiah or "anointed one". Meaning, when the Messiah comes, he must meet the criteria laid out in the prophecies. Even now most of our Jewish friends are stil
In this episode, we're beginning a deeper dive into the original claims made about Jesus. We'll start with the first gospel account written: The Gospel of Mark (or just "Mark"). But who is Mark? And how do we know that M
So here's the last question in our series of Q+R episodes... "Is the New Testament credible?" 🤔 Meaning, how can we be sure these claims about Jesus and the early Church are accurate? I already addressed this partially
So the next question has been debated for centuries... "Is Jesus God?" If so, the follow up question is, "How can he be both God and man?" If you or someone you know has this question, Episode 13 of Investigate Jesus is
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