Scripture in Action
Aneel Aranha is an author, preacher, and evangelist who has spoken to hundreds of thousands of people around the world. You can find a huge selection of his reflections, articles, sermons, songs and other resources on his app.
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Episodes
644 episodes
John 13:36-38 — Misplaced Confidence
Witness the poignant exchange in John 13:36-38, where Jesus predicts Peter’s denial. This is a story of human frailty, grace, and redemption.
John 13:31-35 — The New Commandment
Discover the new commandment Jesus gives in John 13:31-35: to love with a sacrificial love, even in the face of our own failings.
John 13:27-30 — Into the Darkness
Explore the chilling moment of Judas' betrayal in John 13:27-30, and its profound lessons about spiritual darkness, faithfulness, and God's plan.
John 13:21-26 — Love Beyond Betrayal
Reflect on the emotional depth of Jesus' final moments before betrayal in John 13:21-26, exploring the transformative power of forgiveness and love in the face of deception.
John 13:18-20 — Dealing with Betrayal
Learn how Jesus' unconditional love and forgiveness can transform our perspective on betrayal and heal our relationships.
John 13:12-17 — Servant Leadership
Uncover Jesus' profound lesson on humility and service in John 13:12-17, urging us to lead by serving others with love.
John 13:6-11 — Foot Washing - 3
Exploring the profound symbolism of Jesus washing the disciples' feet in John 13:6-11, revealing lessons in grace and humility.
John 13:6-11 — Foot Washing - 2
Uncover the profound lessons of humility and spiritual cleansing in John 13:6-11, reflecting Jesus' teachings of grace and commitment.
John 13:5 — Foot Washing - 1
Jesus' act of washing the disciples' feet in John 13:5 teaches us about humility, service, and breaking down barriers of pride.
John 13:2-5 — Two Different Hearts
Unveil the depths of Jesus' humility in John 13, a guiding light for humility and servant leadership in faith.
John 13:1 — When The Hour Comes
Uncover the profound meaning of John 13:1, revealing Jesus' mission, His unwavering love, and the essence of the Gospel.
John 12:44-50 — Light or Darkness?
Gain insights into Jesus' teachings about faith, his divine mission, and how they guide our choices towards a life of righteousness.
John 12:42-43 — Do You Compromise?
Explore the tension between seeking human approval and authentic faith in Jesus through a reflection on John 12:42-43.
John 12:37-41 — Are You Hard Hearted?
Unveiling the struggle of belief in miracles and prophecies. Understanding faith beyond sight and the role of the heart in belief.
John 12:35-36 — Children of Light
Unveil the deep symbolism of light and darkness in life through Jesus' teachings. Embrace guidance, truth, and spiritual enlightenment.
John 12:32-34 — Lifted Up
Uncover the dual meaning of "lifted up" in Jesus' teachings, revealing a profound blend of sacrifice, glory, and universal salvation.
John 12:31 — Prince of the World
Unveiling the dual nature of divine judgment and Satan's role in Christian theology, revealing hope and victory in Jesus' mission.
John 12:27-30 — God’s Approval
Explore Jesus' humanity and divine mission, understanding his vulnerability and the significance of seeking God's approval.
John 12:20-26 — Sacrificial Glory
Uncover the profound insights of Jesus' mission and discipleship, highlighting his paradoxical path to glorification through sacrifice.
John 12:16-19 — Unfolding Faith
Uncover the depths of discipleship and Jesus' miracles in this insightful reflection on faith, prophecy, and societal impact.
John 12:12-15 — A Donkey for a King
Uncover the profound symbolism in Jesus' humble entry into Jerusalem, contrasting earthly power with love, humility, and sacrifice.
John 12:9-11 — Why Do We Seek Jesus?
Examine the paradox of Lazarus' resurrection: a testament to life yet a catalyst for conflict, challenging beliefs and discipleship.
John 12:4-8 — How Deep Is Your Love?
Uncover the deep contrasts among Jesus' disciples, exploring Judas' objection, Mary's devotion, and the balance of worship and social justice.
