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John 3:16 Podcast
How well do you know the most well-known verse in the Bible?
In this limited series, two New Testament experts explore and explain the build-up, detail and consequence of John 3:16. Cass Kwakye from Whitley College in Melbourne, Australia, and Tom Habib from Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia, share a passion for John’s gospel and the impact it has upon everyone and everything, forever.
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“Thanks Ben and team for creating this. Whilst I have read John 3:16 many times over, this has certainly enriched my life tremendously!”
Miraged888 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/19/24
Recent Episodes
From John the Baptist to the cross, what happens after John 3:16 helps us to better grasp hold of it. In this final episode, Tom and Cass discuss God's verdict upon the world and the gracious opportunity to share eternal life.
The John 3:16 Podcast is a limited series explores the build-up to,...
Published 12/21/23
Published 12/21/23
Ever wanted to see the heart of God? Tom and Cass take us right to it as we examine what happens immediately after John 3:16. Bask in the heartbeat of God even as an apparent contradiction about judgment – by Jesus! – comes into view.
The John 3:16 Podcast is a limited series explores the...
Published 12/20/23
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