Jesus Every Day

The Jesus Every Day Podcast is a resource for you to use to aid you in your comprehension and understanding of how to read the Scriptures for Every Day application. What started as a daily devotional-style podcast has now morphed into a training ground opportunity for you to take advantage of in growing as a disciple of the Word.

Jesus Every Day is a religion podcast hosted by Fellowship Community Church, with 587 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Fellowship Community Church hosts Jesus Every Day, a religion show with 587 episodes published.

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  Episode #29

  S7E29: Why Didn’t They Believe Jesus? | John 8:12–20

  Dec 2, 202534 minS7

  <p>In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast, Pastor Ken Nienke and Andrew McPheron unpack one of Jesus’ most famous claims:<br>“I am the light of the world” (John 8:12).</p><p>Recorded the week of Thanksgiving (with Ethan out hunting), this conversation dives into the rich historical, theological, and biblical context behind Jesus’ words — spoken in one of the most symbolic locations in the entire Temple.</p><p>Jesus made this declaration inside the Treasury, also known as the Court of Women, the most public court in the Temple — and standing in front of four 75-foot candelabras that lit the sky...

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  Episode #29

  S7E29: Why Didn’t They Believe Jesus? | John 8:12–20

  Dec 2, 202534 minS7

  In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast , Pastor Ken Nienke and Andrew McPheron unpack one of Jesus’ most famous claims: “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12). Recorded the week of Thanksgiving (with Ethan out hunting), this conversation dives into the rich historical, theological, and biblical context behind Jesus’ words — spoken in one of the most symbolic locations in the entire Temple. Jesus made this declaration inside the Treasury , also known as the Court of Women , the most public court in the Temple — and standing in front of four 75-foot candelabras that lit the sky like massive torches during the Feast of Booths. This was not accidental. Jesus was declaring Himself to be: the true pillar of fire in the wilderness the presence of God dwelling among His people the fulfillment of the Exodus story When Jesus said “I am…” , the Pharisees would have immediately thought of Exodus 3:14 — God’s name revealed to Moses. This was not metaphoric only. It was a direct claim to deity . Despite miracles, teaching, and fulfilled prophecy, the Pharisees responded with willful unbelief . The conversation explores: the difference between being uneducated and being willfully ignorant how spiritual blindness works why proximity to Jesus isn’t the same as salvation why evidence alone cannot overcome a hardened heart Even though leaders wanted to arrest Jesus, they couldn’t . God’s timetable—not human plans—controlled every moment of Christ’s life. The episode highlights massive Old Testament connections: pillar of fire (Exodus 13) God as light (Psalm 27:1) prophecy of a coming light to the nations (Isaiah 9, 49) Jesus as the true Light in John 1 believers now shining His light (Matthew 5) Light in Scripture doesn’t just expose darkness — it invites healing, redemption, and direction . Jesus isn’t offering advice. He’s offering Himself — the Light who guides, reveals, illuminates, and transforms. To follow Him is to walk out of darkness and into life. 🌅 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 🔥 1. Why Jesus Said This Here 📜 2. The Divine Claim Hidden in Plain Sight 👁️‍🗨️ 3. Why the Religious Leaders Still Refused to Believe ⏳ 4. “His Hour Had Not Yet Come” — God’s Sovereignty on Display ✨ 5. How This Passage Fits the Whole Bible ❤️ The Big Theme: Jesus isn’t offering advice. He’s offering Himself — the Light who guides, reveals, illuminates, and transforms. To follow Him is to walk out of darkness and into life.

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  Episode #28

  S7E28: The Woman Caught in Adultery | Did ThisStory Really Happen? | John 7:53–8:11

  Nov 25, 202558 minS7

  <p>In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast, Ethan Callison, Andrew McPheron, Josh Horne, and FCC Elder Jake Preston tackle one of the most talked-about — and most misunderstood —passages in the New Testament: the woman caught in adultery (John 7:53–8:11).</p><p>Most modern Bibles place this section in brackets, with a note that it does not appear in the earliest manuscripts of John. So the team begins by asking:</p><p>Why is this story bracketed? Is it Scripture? Did Jesus really do this?<br>And if it’s not original to John… why does the church still read it?</p><p>...

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  Episode #28

  S7E28: The Woman Caught in Adultery | Did ThisStory Really Happen? | John 7:53–8:11

  Nov 25, 202558 minS7

  In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast , Ethan Callison , Andrew McPheron , Josh Horne , and FCC Elder Jake Preston tackle one of the most talked-about — and most misunderstood —passages in the New Testament: the woman caught in adultery (John 7:53–8:11) . Most modern Bibles place this section in brackets , with a note that it does not appear in the earliest manuscripts of John. So the team begins by asking: Why is this story bracketed? Is it Scripture? Did Jesus really do this? And if it’s not original to John… why does the church still read it? This becomes a rich conversation on textual criticism ,the manuscript tradition, oral history, the trustworthiness of Scripture, the witness of the early church, and how Jesus’ character shines through the story whether or not John originally penned it. 💬 In this episode, theteam discusses: 📜 1. Why this passage isbracketed in your Bible 📚 2. What textual criticism actually is (and isn’t) 🧾 3. Why the early churchbelieved this story really happened 🪨 4. The Trap, the Shame,and the Wisdom of Jesus ❤️ 5. What this passage revealsabout Jesus 🙏 6. How this confronts our self-righteousness Resource: Apologetics Canada: Can I Trust the Bible https://tinyurl.com/4d4ms58p 🌊 Theme: Jesus meets the sinner in compassion, confronts the self-righteous with truth, and invites all of us to stand in the grace He purchased at the cross.

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  Episode #27

  S7E27: Come and Drink | John 7:37–52

  Nov 20, 202543 minS7

  <p>In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast, Ethan Callison, Andrew McPheron, and Ken Nienke unpack John 7:37–52, where Jesus stands up on the climactic final day of the Feast of Booths and cries out:</p><p>“If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink.”</p><p>This is one of the most powerful scenes in John’s Gospel — rich with Old Testament symbolism, dramatic tension, and the promise of the Holy Spirit.</p><p>🎙️ In this conversation, the team explores:</p><p>Why Jesus’ invitation to “come and drink” would have hit the crowd with stunning force — and how it connects to...

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