Send us a text In today’s chronological reading of Luke 22 and John 13, we explore the heart-wrenching moments of Judas’ betrayal and Peter’s denial. Why did Satan “enter” Judas, and how does God allow the enemy to “sift” us today? Through these passages, we see Jesus’ humility, His intercession for Peter, and the call for all believers to examine our hearts. May we learn to take every thought captive, walk in humility, and serve as Jesus served. Join the Estero Ekklesia community, dive deepe...
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Send us a text In today’s chronological reading of Luke 22 and John 13, we explore the heart-wrenching moments of Judas’ betrayal and Peter’s denial. Why did Satan “enter” Judas, and how does God allow the enemy to “sift” us today? Through these passages, we see Jesus’ humility, His intercession for Peter, and the call for all believers to examine our hearts. May we learn to take every thought captive, walk in humility, and serve as Jesus served. Join the Estero Ekklesia community, dive deepe...
John 9:1-10:21 Explained | When the Blind See | 10/24/25
Bible In Order Podcast
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John 9:1-10:21 Explained | When the Blind See | 10/24/25
Send us a text Not every hardship is punishment. Sometimes God allows brokenness to display His glory. In John 9–10, Jesus heals a man born blind—revealing deep truths about faith, timing, and spiritual sight. Join us daily as we walk through Scripture in chronological order and uncover timeless lessons for today’s believers. Join our community: https://www.skool.com/estero-ekklesia-1658 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bible-in-order-podcast/id1733759063 Watc...
Bible In Order Podcast
Send us a text In today’s chronological reading of Luke 22 and John 13, we explore the heart-wrenching moments of Judas’ betrayal and Peter’s denial. Why did Satan “enter” Judas, and how does God allow the enemy to “sift” us today? Through these passages, we see Jesus’ humility, His intercession for Peter, and the call for all believers to examine our hearts. May we learn to take every thought captive, walk in humility, and serve as Jesus served. Join the Estero Ekklesia community, dive deepe...
