Glimpses of Jesus https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus/ Glimpses of Jesus is a 60 episode journey through the Old Testament. A journey where we will stop and look at the main events. We want to examine them and see what happened. Yet, in each episode the intention is to look for the thread of Jesus and God’s great rescue mission through him. The thread that runs throughout the Old Testament. This is an ancient book, but not just for the past. It’s a book that impacts our present and our future. It’s a book that directs us to Jesus and hope and salvation in him.Glimpses of Jesus is a 60 episode journey through the Old Testament. A journey where we will stop and look at the main events. We want to examine them and see what happened. Yet, in each episode the intention is to look for the thread of Jesus and God’s great rescue mission through him. The thread that runs throughout the Old Testament. This is an ancient book, but not just for the past. It’s a book that impacts our present and our future. It’s a book that directs us to Jesus and hope and salvation in him. Glimpses of Jesus https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofjartwork.jpg Step by Step 1400 1400 Religion & Spirituality en-GB Copyright © Whittlesey Baptist Church (2025) All rights reserved. Mon, 23 Mar 2026 10:19:47 +0000 Tue, 24 Jan 2025 10:19:47 +0000 coda info@whittleseybaptist.org.uk(Whittlesey Baptist Church) info@whittleseybaptist.org.uk(Whittlesey Baptist Church) Whittlesey Baptist Church no 1 paul@whittleseybaptist.org.ukWhittlesey Baptist Church Trailer Trailer https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Join us on a journey through the Old Testament. Examining the main events and seeing how they point to Jesus and salvation in him.

Each episode will come with study question so you can dig deeper on your own or why not work through them with someone else or in a group.

]]> Join us on a journey through the Old Testament. Examining the main events and seeing how they point to Jesus and salvation in him.

Each episode will come with study question so you can dig deeper on your own or why not work through them with someone else or in a group.

]]> Thu, 30 Dec 2024 07:00:00 +0000Join us on a journey through the Old Testament. Examining the main events and seeing how they point to Jesus and salvation in him.

Each episode will come with study question so you can dig deeper on your own or why not work through them with someone else or in a group.

]]> Join us on a journey through the Old Testament. Examining the main events and seeing how they point to Jesus and salvation in him.

Each episode will come with study question so you can dig deeper on your own or why not work through them with someone else or in a group.

]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:02:17 no 1 0 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no0.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.1 In the beginning... 1.1 In the beginning... https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Fri, 10 Jan 2025 09:00:00 +0000 Look around you, what do you see? Colours, plants, animals, a world full of variety and beauty. Where did it come from? Who made it? What does the Bible say? Here we look at three foundational truths laid in the Bible’s opening words.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 1 verse 1 to chapter 2 verse 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Think about the creation around us. In what ways does it show us the awesomeness of God?
  • Read 1 Timothy 4:1-5. What should be our attitude to the physical creation and how does this fit with what we are told in Genesis 1?
  • People are made in God’s image and likeness? How does that change the way you view people and view yourself?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Look around you, what do you see? Colours, plants, animals, a world full of variety and beauty. Where did it come from? Who made it? What does the Bible say? Here we look at three foundational truths laid in the Bible’s opening words.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 1 verse 1 to chapter 2 verse 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Think about the creation around us. In what ways does it show us the awesomeness of God?
  • Read 1 Timothy 4:1-5. What should be our attitude to the physical creation and how does this fit with what we are told in Genesis 1?
  • People are made in God’s image and likeness? How does that change the way you view people and view yourself?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Look around you, what do you see? Colours, plants, animals, a world full of variety and beauty. Where did it come from? Who made it? What does the Bible say? Here we look at three foundational truths laid in the Bible’s opening words.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 1 verse 1 to chapter 2 verse 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Think about the creation around us. In what ways does it show us the awesomeness of God?
  • Read 1 Timothy 4:1-5. What should be our attitude to the physical creation and how does this fit with what we are told in Genesis 1?
  • People are made in God’s image and likeness? How does that change the way you view people and view yourself?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Look around you, what do you see? Colours, plants, animals, a world full of variety and beauty. Where did it come from? Who made it? What does the Bible say? Here we look at three foundational truths laid in the Bible’s opening words.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 1 verse 1 to chapter 2 verse 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Think about the creation around us. In what ways does it show us the awesomeness of God?
  • Read 1 Timothy 4:1-5. What should be our attitude to the physical creation and how does this fit with what we are told in Genesis 1?
  • People are made in God’s image and likeness? How does that change the way you view people and view yourself?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:46 no 1 1 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no1.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.2 Creation: Take 2? 1.2 Creation: Take 2? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Fri, 17 Jan 2025 09:00:00 +0000 Research has shown that solitary confinement can have a damaging impact on your life. It's not good to be alone. But who was the first person to say that?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 2 verses 4 to 25. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what way are people different from the animals and how should that impact our view of human life?
  • Genesis 2 teaches that human relationships are important. How have you seen that in your life and in others around you?
  • Read Ephesians 5:22-33. What does this say about the relationship between Christ and his church and how does that affect your view of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Research has shown that solitary confinement can have a damaging impact on your life. It's not good to be alone. But who was the first person to say that?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 2 verses 4 to 25. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what way are people different from the animals and how should that impact our view of human life?
  • Genesis 2 teaches that human relationships are important. How have you seen that in your life and in others around you?
  • Read Ephesians 5:22-33. What does this say about the relationship between Christ and his church and how does that affect your view of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Research has shown that solitary confinement can have a damaging impact on your life. It's not good to be alone. But who was the first person to say that?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 2 verses 4 to 25. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what way are people different from the animals and how should that impact our view of human life?
  • Genesis 2 teaches that human relationships are important. How have you seen that in your life and in others around you?
  • Read Ephesians 5:22-33. What does this say about the relationship between Christ and his church and how does that affect your view of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Research has shown that solitary confinement can have a damaging impact on your life. It's not good to be alone. But who was the first person to say that?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 2 verses 4 to 25. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what way are people different from the animals and how should that impact our view of human life?
  • Genesis 2 teaches that human relationships are important. How have you seen that in your life and in others around you?
  • Read Ephesians 5:22-33. What does this say about the relationship between Christ and his church and how does that affect your view of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:30 no 1 2 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no2.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.3 What have we done? 1.3 What have we done? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 26 Jan 2025 13:00:00 +0000 The world is broken and dying. Whose fault is it? How did it get this way? Is there any hope of a better future? Important questions and ones we see answers to in Genesis 3.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read James 1:13-15. What does this teach us about temptation and sin and how do we see this being worked out in Genesis 3?
  • According to Genesis 3, what are the effects of sin and how do we see these today?
  • Read Genesis 3:15. How do you think this verse points us forward to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> The world is broken and dying. Whose fault is it? How did it get this way? Is there any hope of a better future? Important questions and ones we see answers to in Genesis 3.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read James 1:13-15. What does this teach us about temptation and sin and how do we see this being worked out in Genesis 3?
  • According to Genesis 3, what are the effects of sin and how do we see these today?
  • Read Genesis 3:15. How do you think this verse points us forward to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> The world is broken and dying. Whose fault is it? How did it get this way? Is there any hope of a better future? Important questions and ones we see answers to in Genesis 3.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read James 1:13-15. What does this teach us about temptation and sin and how do we see this being worked out in Genesis 3?
  • According to Genesis 3, what are the effects of sin and how do we see these today?
  • Read Genesis 3:15. How do you think this verse points us forward to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> The world is broken and dying. Whose fault is it? How did it get this way? Is there any hope of a better future? Important questions and ones we see answers to in Genesis 3.

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read James 1:13-15. What does this teach us about temptation and sin and how do we see this being worked out in Genesis 3?
  • According to Genesis 3, what are the effects of sin and how do we see these today?
  • Read Genesis 3:15. How do you think this verse points us forward to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:16 no 1 3 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no3.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.4 Let battle commence! 1.4 Let battle commence! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 02 Feb 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Murder, that's pretty brutal. Surely it will take generations outside the garden to get to that point? But does it?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Revelation 12:13-17. The dragon here is the Devil and the woman and her offspring are the people of God. In what ways do we see this picture played out in Genesis 4:1-8 and in the world today?
  • Read Genesis 4:7. How is sin described and what can we learn from Cain’s response?
  • In Genesis 4:25-26 we read about the birth of Seth. Why is this good news to Adam & Eve and to us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Murder, that's pretty brutal. Surely it will take generations outside the garden to get to that point? But does it?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Revelation 12:13-17. The dragon here is the Devil and the woman and her offspring are the people of God. In what ways do we see this picture played out in Genesis 4:1-8 and in the world today?
  • Read Genesis 4:7. How is sin described and what can we learn from Cain’s response?
  • In Genesis 4:25-26 we read about the birth of Seth. Why is this good news to Adam & Eve and to us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Murder, that's pretty brutal. Surely it will take generations outside the garden to get to that point? But does it?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Revelation 12:13-17. The dragon here is the Devil and the woman and her offspring are the people of God. In what ways do we see this picture played out in Genesis 4:1-8 and in the world today?
  • Read Genesis 4:7. How is sin described and what can we learn from Cain’s response?
  • In Genesis 4:25-26 we read about the birth of Seth. Why is this good news to Adam & Eve and to us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Murder, that's pretty brutal. Surely it will take generations outside the garden to get to that point? But does it?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Revelation 12:13-17. The dragon here is the Devil and the woman and her offspring are the people of God. In what ways do we see this picture played out in Genesis 4:1-8 and in the world today?
  • Read Genesis 4:7. How is sin described and what can we learn from Cain’s response?
  • In Genesis 4:25-26 we read about the birth of Seth. Why is this good news to Adam & Eve and to us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:51 no 1 4 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no4.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.5 A rescue mission 1.5 A rescue mission https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 09 Feb 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Noah’s ark is a salvation story. A story of danger and rescue that ends in safety. How does that point to Jesus?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 6-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the story of Noah and the flood demonstrate both God’s justice and His mercy?
  • Noah obeyed God’s command to build the ark even when it seemed illogical. When have you had to trust God in a similar way?
  • Read Matthew 24:36-44. How does Jesus use the story of Noah to emphasise the suddenness of His return and how does this challenge you to be more watchful and faithful as you follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Noah’s ark is a salvation story. A story of danger and rescue that ends in safety. How does that point to Jesus?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 6-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the story of Noah and the flood demonstrate both God’s justice and His mercy?
  • Noah obeyed God’s command to build the ark even when it seemed illogical. When have you had to trust God in a similar way?
  • Read Matthew 24:36-44. How does Jesus use the story of Noah to emphasise the suddenness of His return and how does this challenge you to be more watchful and faithful as you follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Noah’s ark is a salvation story. A story of danger and rescue that ends in safety. How does that point to Jesus?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 6-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the story of Noah and the flood demonstrate both God’s justice and His mercy?
  • Noah obeyed God’s command to build the ark even when it seemed illogical. When have you had to trust God in a similar way?
  • Read Matthew 24:36-44. How does Jesus use the story of Noah to emphasise the suddenness of His return and how does this challenge you to be more watchful and faithful as you follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Noah’s ark is a salvation story. A story of danger and rescue that ends in safety. How does that point to Jesus?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 6-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the story of Noah and the flood demonstrate both God’s justice and His mercy?
  • Noah obeyed God’s command to build the ark even when it seemed illogical. When have you had to trust God in a similar way?
  • Read Matthew 24:36-44. How does Jesus use the story of Noah to emphasise the suddenness of His return and how does this challenge you to be more watchful and faithful as you follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:21 no 1 5 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no5.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.6 When a reset's not enough 1.6 When a reset's not enough https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 16 Feb 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Your computer glitches, just reset it. That deals with most things? What about a creation reset? Will that deal with sin?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 9-11. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do Genesis 9:18-23 and Genesis 11:1-9 reveal about human nature, even after God's judgment in the flood?
  • Read Romans 6:1-11. When we trust in Jesus, our sins are forgiven. What else happens to us in relation to sin?
  • Have you ever tried to "reset" your life by your own efforts, only to find that deeper change is needed? How does this passage challenge your thinking?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Your computer glitches, just reset it. That deals with most things? What about a creation reset? Will that deal with sin?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 9-11. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do Genesis 9:18-23 and Genesis 11:1-9 reveal about human nature, even after God's judgment in the flood?
  • Read Romans 6:1-11. When we trust in Jesus, our sins are forgiven. What else happens to us in relation to sin?
  • Have you ever tried to "reset" your life by your own efforts, only to find that deeper change is needed? How does this passage challenge your thinking?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Your computer glitches, just reset it. That deals with most things? What about a creation reset? Will that deal with sin?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 9-11. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do Genesis 9:18-23 and Genesis 11:1-9 reveal about human nature, even after God's judgment in the flood?
  • Read Romans 6:1-11. When we trust in Jesus, our sins are forgiven. What else happens to us in relation to sin?
  • Have you ever tried to "reset" your life by your own efforts, only to find that deeper change is needed? How does this passage challenge your thinking?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Your computer glitches, just reset it. That deals with most things? What about a creation reset? Will that deal with sin?

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 9-11. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do Genesis 9:18-23 and Genesis 11:1-9 reveal about human nature, even after God's judgment in the flood?
  • Read Romans 6:1-11. When we trust in Jesus, our sins are forgiven. What else happens to us in relation to sin?
  • Have you ever tried to "reset" your life by your own efforts, only to find that deeper change is needed? How does this passage challenge your thinking?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:12:56 no 1 6 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no6.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.7 A cast iron plan 1.7 A cast iron plan https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 2 Mar 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Trust Jesus and be saved! That's the call of the Bible. But how can we know that it will work? How can we know that God's plan of salvation won't fail?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What promises does God make to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3?
  • How does Galatians 3:16 help us understand that the ultimate fulfilment of God’s promise is found in Christ?
  • What steps can we take to grow in our trust and reliance on God’s promises in our daily lives?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Trust Jesus and be saved! That's the call of the Bible. But how can we know that it will work? How can we know that God's plan of salvation won't fail?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What promises does God make to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3?
  • How does Galatians 3:16 help us understand that the ultimate fulfilment of God’s promise is found in Christ?
  • What steps can we take to grow in our trust and reliance on God’s promises in our daily lives?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Trust Jesus and be saved! That's the call of the Bible. But how can we know that it will work? How can we know that God's plan of salvation won't fail?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What promises does God make to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3?
  • How does Galatians 3:16 help us understand that the ultimate fulfilment of God’s promise is found in Christ?
  • What steps can we take to grow in our trust and reliance on God’s promises in our daily lives?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Trust Jesus and be saved! That's the call of the Bible. But how can we know that it will work? How can we know that God's plan of salvation won't fail?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What promises does God make to Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3?
  • How does Galatians 3:16 help us understand that the ultimate fulfilment of God’s promise is found in Christ?
  • What steps can we take to grow in our trust and reliance on God’s promises in our daily lives?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:06 no 1 7 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no7.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.8 Know God? 1.8 Know God? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 9 Mar 2025 13:00:00 +0000 What kind of relationship does God invite us to have with him through Jesus? How would you answer that question?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 18-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does Abraham’s meal with God symbolise about their relationship? How does this point to our relationship with God today?
  • Read John 17:1-4. How does Jesus define 'Eternal life'? How does this shape our understanding of salvation?
  • How does the destruction of Sodom contrast with God’s mercy shown to Abraham and Lot? How does this impact your view of salvation in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What kind of relationship does God invite us to have with him through Jesus? How would you answer that question?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 18-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does Abraham’s meal with God symbolise about their relationship? How does this point to our relationship with God today?
  • Read John 17:1-4. How does Jesus define 'Eternal life'? How does this shape our understanding of salvation?
  • How does the destruction of Sodom contrast with God’s mercy shown to Abraham and Lot? How does this impact your view of salvation in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What kind of relationship does God invite us to have with him through Jesus? How would you answer that question?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 18-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does Abraham’s meal with God symbolise about their relationship? How does this point to our relationship with God today?
  • Read John 17:1-4. How does Jesus define 'Eternal life'? How does this shape our understanding of salvation?
  • How does the destruction of Sodom contrast with God’s mercy shown to Abraham and Lot? How does this impact your view of salvation in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What kind of relationship does God invite us to have with him through Jesus? How would you answer that question?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 18-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does Abraham’s meal with God symbolise about their relationship? How does this point to our relationship with God today?
  • Read John 17:1-4. How does Jesus define 'Eternal life'? How does this shape our understanding of salvation?
  • How does the destruction of Sodom contrast with God’s mercy shown to Abraham and Lot? How does this impact your view of salvation in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:44 no 1 8 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no8.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.9 A child is born 1.9 A child is born https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 23 Mar 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Isaac or Jesus? Both children of promise but only one brings salvation to the world!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 21:1-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Isaac similar to Jesus?
  • The birth of Isaac brought great joy to Sarah. Read Luke 2:8-20. How does the birth of Jesus bring joy to the world?
  • God promises to work everything for the good of those who love him (Romans 8:28-29). How does Sarah’s laughter in Genesis 18:12 remind you of times when you struggle to believe God’s promise in your life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Isaac or Jesus? Both children of promise but only one brings salvation to the world!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 21:1-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Isaac similar to Jesus?
  • The birth of Isaac brought great joy to Sarah. Read Luke 2:8-20. How does the birth of Jesus bring joy to the world?
  • God promises to work everything for the good of those who love him (Romans 8:28-29). How does Sarah’s laughter in Genesis 18:12 remind you of times when you struggle to believe God’s promise in your life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Isaac or Jesus? Both children of promise but only one brings salvation to the world!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 21:1-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Isaac similar to Jesus?
  • The birth of Isaac brought great joy to Sarah. Read Luke 2:8-20. How does the birth of Jesus bring joy to the world?
  • God promises to work everything for the good of those who love him (Romans 8:28-29). How does Sarah’s laughter in Genesis 18:12 remind you of times when you struggle to believe God’s promise in your life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Isaac or Jesus? Both children of promise but only one brings salvation to the world!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 21:1-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Isaac similar to Jesus?
  • The birth of Isaac brought great joy to Sarah. Read Luke 2:8-20. How does the birth of Jesus bring joy to the world?
  • God promises to work everything for the good of those who love him (Romans 8:28-29). How does Sarah’s laughter in Genesis 18:12 remind you of times when you struggle to believe God’s promise in your life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:32 no 1 9 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no9.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 1.10 Are you all in? 1.10 Are you all in? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 30 Mar 2025 13:00:00 +0000 When it comes to life with God how should we approach it? Is it something we just dip our toes into. Or is it something where we’re supposed to take the plunge and put everything on the line?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 22. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do you think Abraham felt when God asked him to sacrifice Isaac? What would you have done in his place?
  • Read Mark 8:34-38. What is Jesus saying here and how does it relate to Abraham's test?
  • On the cross God gave his beloved son as a sacrifice for us. How does that help you to trust and follow him regardless of the cost?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When it comes to life with God how should we approach it? Is it something we just dip our toes into. Or is it something where we’re supposed to take the plunge and put everything on the line?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 22. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do you think Abraham felt when God asked him to sacrifice Isaac? What would you have done in his place?
  • Read Mark 8:34-38. What is Jesus saying here and how does it relate to Abraham's test?
  • On the cross God gave his beloved son as a sacrifice for us. How does that help you to trust and follow him regardless of the cost?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When it comes to life with God how should we approach it? Is it something we just dip our toes into. Or is it something where we’re supposed to take the plunge and put everything on the line?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 22. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do you think Abraham felt when God asked him to sacrifice Isaac? What would you have done in his place?
  • Read Mark 8:34-38. What is Jesus saying here and how does it relate to Abraham's test?
  • On the cross God gave his beloved son as a sacrifice for us. How does that help you to trust and follow him regardless of the cost?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When it comes to life with God how should we approach it? Is it something we just dip our toes into. Or is it something where we’re supposed to take the plunge and put everything on the line?

This episode looks at Genesis chapter 22. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do you think Abraham felt when God asked him to sacrifice Isaac? What would you have done in his place?
  • Read Mark 8:34-38. What is Jesus saying here and how does it relate to Abraham's test?
  • On the cross God gave his beloved son as a sacrifice for us. How does that help you to trust and follow him regardless of the cost?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:12 no 1 10 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no10.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.1 Trust, Don't push! 2.1 Trust, Don't push! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 27 Apr 2025 09:00:00 +0000 Stop striving, start trusting—Jacob’s story proves that God’s blessings come through faith, not force!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 25-32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Genesis 29:14-30. How does Jacob’s experience with Laban mirror his own past actions?
  • What was Jacob’s prayer in Genesis 32:11, and what does it reveal about his transformation?
  • How do you see God’s grace at work in Jacob’s life despite his failures?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Stop striving, start trusting—Jacob’s story proves that God’s blessings come through faith, not force!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 25-32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Genesis 29:14-30. How does Jacob’s experience with Laban mirror his own past actions?
  • What was Jacob’s prayer in Genesis 32:11, and what does it reveal about his transformation?
  • How do you see God’s grace at work in Jacob’s life despite his failures?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Stop striving, start trusting—Jacob’s story proves that God’s blessings come through faith, not force!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 25-32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Genesis 29:14-30. How does Jacob’s experience with Laban mirror his own past actions?
  • What was Jacob’s prayer in Genesis 32:11, and what does it reveal about his transformation?
  • How do you see God’s grace at work in Jacob’s life despite his failures?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Stop striving, start trusting—Jacob’s story proves that God’s blessings come through faith, not force!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 25-32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Genesis 29:14-30. How does Jacob’s experience with Laban mirror his own past actions?
  • What was Jacob’s prayer in Genesis 32:11, and what does it reveal about his transformation?
  • How do you see God’s grace at work in Jacob’s life despite his failures?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:20 no 2 1 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no11.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.2 Grace in the darkness 2.2 Grace in the darkness https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 04 May 2025 09:00:00 +0000 Even in life’s darkest moments, God’s grace is at work—what others mean for harm, He turns for good!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 37-50. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do we see God’s sovereignty at work in Joseph’s life?
  • Read Genesis 37:12-36 & Mathew 26:14-16. How does Joseph’s betrayal by his brothers mirror and/or differ from Jesus’ betrayal by Judas?
  • In what areas of your life do you need to trust God’s grace rather than your own understanding?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Even in life’s darkest moments, God’s grace is at work—what others mean for harm, He turns for good!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 37-50. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do we see God’s sovereignty at work in Joseph’s life?
  • Read Genesis 37:12-36 & Mathew 26:14-16. How does Joseph’s betrayal by his brothers mirror and/or differ from Jesus’ betrayal by Judas?
  • In what areas of your life do you need to trust God’s grace rather than your own understanding?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Even in life’s darkest moments, God’s grace is at work—what others mean for harm, He turns for good!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 37-50. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do we see God’s sovereignty at work in Joseph’s life?
  • Read Genesis 37:12-36 & Mathew 26:14-16. How does Joseph’s betrayal by his brothers mirror and/or differ from Jesus’ betrayal by Judas?
  • In what areas of your life do you need to trust God’s grace rather than your own understanding?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Even in life’s darkest moments, God’s grace is at work—what others mean for harm, He turns for good!

This episode looks at Genesis chapters 37-50. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How do we see God’s sovereignty at work in Joseph’s life?
  • Read Genesis 37:12-36 & Mathew 26:14-16. How does Joseph’s betrayal by his brothers mirror and/or differ from Jesus’ betrayal by Judas?
  • In what areas of your life do you need to trust God’s grace rather than your own understanding?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:51 no 2 2 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no12.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.3 God in the firelight 2.3 God in the firelight https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 25 May 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Who is God? He’s an eternal and unchanging God, the same yesterday, today and forever. And how can you know him? One way, through Jesus Christ.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God reveal about himself in Exodus 3?
  • Read John 8:48-59. How does God’s name, ‘I AM WHO I AM,’ in Exodus 3:14 relate to Jesus’ identity in John 8:58 and how does that affect your view of Jesus?
  • How does knowing that God is personal and caring change the way you approach prayer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Who is God? He’s an eternal and unchanging God, the same yesterday, today and forever. And how can you know him? One way, through Jesus Christ.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God reveal about himself in Exodus 3?
  • Read John 8:48-59. How does God’s name, ‘I AM WHO I AM,’ in Exodus 3:14 relate to Jesus’ identity in John 8:58 and how does that affect your view of Jesus?
  • How does knowing that God is personal and caring change the way you approach prayer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Who is God? He’s an eternal and unchanging God, the same yesterday, today and forever. And how can you know him? One way, through Jesus Christ.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God reveal about himself in Exodus 3?
  • Read John 8:48-59. How does God’s name, ‘I AM WHO I AM,’ in Exodus 3:14 relate to Jesus’ identity in John 8:58 and how does that affect your view of Jesus?
  • How does knowing that God is personal and caring change the way you approach prayer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Who is God? He’s an eternal and unchanging God, the same yesterday, today and forever. And how can you know him? One way, through Jesus Christ.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God reveal about himself in Exodus 3?
  • Read John 8:48-59. How does God’s name, ‘I AM WHO I AM,’ in Exodus 3:14 relate to Jesus’ identity in John 8:58 and how does that affect your view of Jesus?
  • How does knowing that God is personal and caring change the way you approach prayer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:38 no 2 3 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no13.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.4 Toe to toe with the Almighty! 2.4 Toe to toe with the Almighty! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 08 Jun 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Can you beat God? Can you take him on? What does Pharaoh discover as he goes toe to toe with the Almighty?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 5-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the contest between Pharaoh and God resemble a heavyweight boxing match?
  • Read Mark 3:1-6. What similarities do you see between Pharaohs hardened heart and the response of the religious leaders to Jesus? What does this teach us about our own hearts as we come to the message of Jesus?
  • How does God’s mercy in delivering Israel from slavery picture His mercy in freeing us from sin through Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Can you beat God? Can you take him on? What does Pharaoh discover as he goes toe to toe with the Almighty?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 5-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the contest between Pharaoh and God resemble a heavyweight boxing match?
  • Read Mark 3:1-6. What similarities do you see between Pharaohs hardened heart and the response of the religious leaders to Jesus? What does this teach us about our own hearts as we come to the message of Jesus?
  • How does God’s mercy in delivering Israel from slavery picture His mercy in freeing us from sin through Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Can you beat God? Can you take him on? What does Pharaoh discover as he goes toe to toe with the Almighty?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 5-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the contest between Pharaoh and God resemble a heavyweight boxing match?
  • Read Mark 3:1-6. What similarities do you see between Pharaohs hardened heart and the response of the religious leaders to Jesus? What does this teach us about our own hearts as we come to the message of Jesus?
  • How does God’s mercy in delivering Israel from slavery picture His mercy in freeing us from sin through Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Can you beat God? Can you take him on? What does Pharaoh discover as he goes toe to toe with the Almighty?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 5-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the contest between Pharaoh and God resemble a heavyweight boxing match?
  • Read Mark 3:1-6. What similarities do you see between Pharaohs hardened heart and the response of the religious leaders to Jesus? What does this teach us about our own hearts as we come to the message of Jesus?
  • How does God’s mercy in delivering Israel from slavery picture His mercy in freeing us from sin through Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:45 no 2 4 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no14.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.5 Passover: Escape to life! 2.5 Passover: Escape to life! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 15 Jun 2025 13:00:00 +0000 How do you feel about the idea of being missed out? Trust me, here you want it.

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did God command the Israelites to sacrifice an unblemished lamb (Exodus 12:5)?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:13-21. What does Peter tell us about Jesus in verses 18 and 19 that connect with the Passover in Exodus 12? How does this help us to understand the cross?
  • What does the Passover teach us about God’s justice and God’s mercy?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> How do you feel about the idea of being missed out? Trust me, here you want it.

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did God command the Israelites to sacrifice an unblemished lamb (Exodus 12:5)?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:13-21. What does Peter tell us about Jesus in verses 18 and 19 that connect with the Passover in Exodus 12? How does this help us to understand the cross?
  • What does the Passover teach us about God’s justice and God’s mercy?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> How do you feel about the idea of being missed out? Trust me, here you want it.

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did God command the Israelites to sacrifice an unblemished lamb (Exodus 12:5)?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:13-21. What does Peter tell us about Jesus in verses 18 and 19 that connect with the Passover in Exodus 12? How does this help us to understand the cross?
  • What does the Passover teach us about God’s justice and God’s mercy?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> How do you feel about the idea of being missed out? Trust me, here you want it.

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did God command the Israelites to sacrifice an unblemished lamb (Exodus 12:5)?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:13-21. What does Peter tell us about Jesus in verses 18 and 19 that connect with the Passover in Exodus 12? How does this help us to understand the cross?
  • What does the Passover teach us about God’s justice and God’s mercy?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:29 no 2 5 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no15.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.6 Don’t panic, God’s got this! 2.6 Don’t panic, God’s got this! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 22 Jun 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Panic stations; an impossible situation! But don’t worry, God’s got this.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 13-15. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the Red Sea Crossing demonstrate that we can trust God?
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. How are we saved, is it our work or God’s? How does this fit with what we read in Exodus 13-15 about the Red Sea Crossing?
  • How does this passage challenge you to trust God when you feel overwhelmed or afraid?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Panic stations; an impossible situation! But don’t worry, God’s got this.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 13-15. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the Red Sea Crossing demonstrate that we can trust God?
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. How are we saved, is it our work or God’s? How does this fit with what we read in Exodus 13-15 about the Red Sea Crossing?
  • How does this passage challenge you to trust God when you feel overwhelmed or afraid?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Panic stations; an impossible situation! But don’t worry, God’s got this.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 13-15. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the Red Sea Crossing demonstrate that we can trust God?
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. How are we saved, is it our work or God’s? How does this fit with what we read in Exodus 13-15 about the Red Sea Crossing?
  • How does this passage challenge you to trust God when you feel overwhelmed or afraid?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Panic stations; an impossible situation! But don’t worry, God’s got this.

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 13-15. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does the Red Sea Crossing demonstrate that we can trust God?
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. How are we saved, is it our work or God’s? How does this fit with what we read in Exodus 13-15 about the Red Sea Crossing?
  • How does this passage challenge you to trust God when you feel overwhelmed or afraid?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:13 no 2 6 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no16.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.7 All you can do is grumble! 2.7 All you can do is grumble! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 29 Jun 2025 13:00:00 +0000 When life gets tough, do you grumble or trust? Discover how God responds to our complaints with grace and why He deserves our obedience, faith, and praise!

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 15-17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do these chapters teach us about life with God?
  • Read Psalm 106:6-15. Why do you think the Israelites grumbled despite witnessing God’s miraculous power? What can we do to avoid this?
  • How can remembering the cross of Jesus help us choose gratitude over complaint?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When life gets tough, do you grumble or trust? Discover how God responds to our complaints with grace and why He deserves our obedience, faith, and praise!

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 15-17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do these chapters teach us about life with God?
  • Read Psalm 106:6-15. Why do you think the Israelites grumbled despite witnessing God’s miraculous power? What can we do to avoid this?
  • How can remembering the cross of Jesus help us choose gratitude over complaint?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When life gets tough, do you grumble or trust? Discover how God responds to our complaints with grace and why He deserves our obedience, faith, and praise!

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 15-17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do these chapters teach us about life with God?
  • Read Psalm 106:6-15. Why do you think the Israelites grumbled despite witnessing God’s miraculous power? What can we do to avoid this?
  • How can remembering the cross of Jesus help us choose gratitude over complaint?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When life gets tough, do you grumble or trust? Discover how God responds to our complaints with grace and why He deserves our obedience, faith, and praise!

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 15-17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What do these chapters teach us about life with God?
  • Read Psalm 106:6-15. Why do you think the Israelites grumbled despite witnessing God’s miraculous power? What can we do to avoid this?
  • How can remembering the cross of Jesus help us choose gratitude over complaint?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:48 no 2 7 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no17.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.8 10 significant words 2.8 10 significant words https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 06 Jul 2025 13:00:00 +0000 What if the Ten Commandments were never meant to save us but to show our need for Jesus—the only one who kept them perfectly and took our place?

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 20. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Matthew 22:37-40. Jesus mentions two commandments. How do they fit with the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20?
  • Which of the Ten Commandments do you find most challenging to live out? Why?
  • What did Jesus mean when he said he came to fulfil the law, not abolish it (Matthew 5:17)? What does this mean for us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What if the Ten Commandments were never meant to save us but to show our need for Jesus—the only one who kept them perfectly and took our place?

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 20. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Matthew 22:37-40. Jesus mentions two commandments. How do they fit with the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20?
  • Which of the Ten Commandments do you find most challenging to live out? Why?
  • What did Jesus mean when he said he came to fulfil the law, not abolish it (Matthew 5:17)? What does this mean for us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What if the Ten Commandments were never meant to save us but to show our need for Jesus—the only one who kept them perfectly and took our place?

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 20. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Matthew 22:37-40. Jesus mentions two commandments. How do they fit with the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20?
  • Which of the Ten Commandments do you find most challenging to live out? Why?
  • What did Jesus mean when he said he came to fulfil the law, not abolish it (Matthew 5:17)? What does this mean for us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What if the Ten Commandments were never meant to save us but to show our need for Jesus—the only one who kept them perfectly and took our place?

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 20. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Matthew 22:37-40. Jesus mentions two commandments. How do they fit with the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20?
  • Which of the Ten Commandments do you find most challenging to live out? Why?
  • What did Jesus mean when he said he came to fulfil the law, not abolish it (Matthew 5:17)? What does this mean for us?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:20 no 2 8 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no18.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.9 Out came this calf! 2.9 Out came this calf! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 20 Jul 2025 13:00:00 +0000 When sin leads to chaos and guilt, who will stand in the gap? Discover how Moses points to the ultimate mediator—Jesus—who takes our place and brings us back to God!

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does the golden calf incident teach us about human nature? How does this affect your view of yourself?
  • Read 1 Timothy 2:5-6. What does this tell us about Jesus and how does it compare and contrast with Moses’ actions in Exodus 32:11-14 and Exodus 32:30-35?
  • How does knowing that Jesus is our mediator affect how you approach God with your failures and sins?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When sin leads to chaos and guilt, who will stand in the gap? Discover how Moses points to the ultimate mediator—Jesus—who takes our place and brings us back to God!

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does the golden calf incident teach us about human nature? How does this affect your view of yourself?
  • Read 1 Timothy 2:5-6. What does this tell us about Jesus and how does it compare and contrast with Moses’ actions in Exodus 32:11-14 and Exodus 32:30-35?
  • How does knowing that Jesus is our mediator affect how you approach God with your failures and sins?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When sin leads to chaos and guilt, who will stand in the gap? Discover how Moses points to the ultimate mediator—Jesus—who takes our place and brings us back to God!

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does the golden calf incident teach us about human nature? How does this affect your view of yourself?
  • Read 1 Timothy 2:5-6. What does this tell us about Jesus and how does it compare and contrast with Moses’ actions in Exodus 32:11-14 and Exodus 32:30-35?
  • How does knowing that Jesus is our mediator affect how you approach God with your failures and sins?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> When sin leads to chaos and guilt, who will stand in the gap? Discover how Moses points to the ultimate mediator—Jesus—who takes our place and brings us back to God!

This episode looks at Exodus chapter 32. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does the golden calf incident teach us about human nature? How does this affect your view of yourself?
  • Read 1 Timothy 2:5-6. What does this tell us about Jesus and how does it compare and contrast with Moses’ actions in Exodus 32:11-14 and Exodus 32:30-35?
  • How does knowing that Jesus is our mediator affect how you approach God with your failures and sins?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:58 no 2 9 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no19.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 2.10 Us and God without the explosion! 2.10 Us and God without the explosion! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 27 Jul 2025 13:00:00 +0000 A holy God and sinful people. That’s a recipe for an explosion! Is there any way we can know God and live in his presence?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 25-40. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Exodus 40:34-35. What does this show us about God and his relationship with his people?
  • Read Leviticus 16. What is the significance of the sacrifices on the Day of Atonement and how do they point forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus?
  • How does understanding Jesus as both the Tabernacle and High Priest impact your relationship with God?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> A holy God and sinful people. That’s a recipe for an explosion! Is there any way we can know God and live in his presence?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 25-40. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Exodus 40:34-35. What does this show us about God and his relationship with his people?
  • Read Leviticus 16. What is the significance of the sacrifices on the Day of Atonement and how do they point forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus?
  • How does understanding Jesus as both the Tabernacle and High Priest impact your relationship with God?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> A holy God and sinful people. That’s a recipe for an explosion! Is there any way we can know God and live in his presence?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 25-40. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Exodus 40:34-35. What does this show us about God and his relationship with his people?
  • Read Leviticus 16. What is the significance of the sacrifices on the Day of Atonement and how do they point forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus?
  • How does understanding Jesus as both the Tabernacle and High Priest impact your relationship with God?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> A holy God and sinful people. That’s a recipe for an explosion! Is there any way we can know God and live in his presence?

This episode looks at Exodus chapters 25-40. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Exodus 40:34-35. What does this show us about God and his relationship with his people?
  • Read Leviticus 16. What is the significance of the sacrifices on the Day of Atonement and how do they point forward to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus?
  • How does understanding Jesus as both the Tabernacle and High Priest impact your relationship with God?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:41 no 2 10 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no20.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.1 Obedience Matters 3.1 Obedience Matters https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 07 Sep 2025 09:00:00 +0000 God’s grace is free, but not cheap. It’s not a license to do whatever we want. That’s nothing to do with following Jesus.

This episode looks at the books of Numbers & Deuteronomy. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Deuteronomy 30:11-20. What did the people need to do in order to choose life?
  • Read Revelation 2:12-17. What’s happening in the church at Pergamum and how does Jesus respond to it? What does this teach us about the place of obedience today as we rely on Jesus for salvation?
  • Are there areas of your life where you have been treating grace as “cheap grace”? How can you change that?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> God’s grace is free, but not cheap. It’s not a license to do whatever we want. That’s nothing to do with following Jesus.

This episode looks at the books of Numbers & Deuteronomy. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Deuteronomy 30:11-20. What did the people need to do in order to choose life?
  • Read Revelation 2:12-17. What’s happening in the church at Pergamum and how does Jesus respond to it? What does this teach us about the place of obedience today as we rely on Jesus for salvation?
  • Are there areas of your life where you have been treating grace as “cheap grace”? How can you change that?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> God’s grace is free, but not cheap. It’s not a license to do whatever we want. That’s nothing to do with following Jesus.

This episode looks at the books of Numbers & Deuteronomy. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Deuteronomy 30:11-20. What did the people need to do in order to choose life?
  • Read Revelation 2:12-17. What’s happening in the church at Pergamum and how does Jesus respond to it? What does this teach us about the place of obedience today as we rely on Jesus for salvation?
  • Are there areas of your life where you have been treating grace as “cheap grace”? How can you change that?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> God’s grace is free, but not cheap. It’s not a license to do whatever we want. That’s nothing to do with following Jesus.

This episode looks at the books of Numbers & Deuteronomy. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Deuteronomy 30:11-20. What did the people need to do in order to choose life?
  • Read Revelation 2:12-17. What’s happening in the church at Pergamum and how does Jesus respond to it? What does this teach us about the place of obedience today as we rely on Jesus for salvation?
  • Are there areas of your life where you have been treating grace as “cheap grace”? How can you change that?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:26 no 3 1 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no21.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.2 Life after Moses 3.2 Life after Moses https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 14 Sep 2025 09:00:00 +0000 Moses is gone, but God isn’t! That’s good news for Israel and for us today.

This episode looks at Joshua chapters 1-6. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Jesus’ promise in Matthew 28:20 mirror God’s promises to Joshua in Joshua 1:1-9? In what ways does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 3:20-21. What does this teach us about God’s power? In the light of that, how do you feel when you read of God’s acts of power in Joshua – parting the Jordan, overthrowing Jericho etc.?
  • How does Rahab’s story point forward to salvation through Jesus for anyone who trusts in him? (Joshua 2:1-24, 6:22-25)
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Moses is gone, but God isn’t! That’s good news for Israel and for us today.

This episode looks at Joshua chapters 1-6. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Jesus’ promise in Matthew 28:20 mirror God’s promises to Joshua in Joshua 1:1-9? In what ways does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 3:20-21. What does this teach us about God’s power? In the light of that, how do you feel when you read of God’s acts of power in Joshua – parting the Jordan, overthrowing Jericho etc.?
  • How does Rahab’s story point forward to salvation through Jesus for anyone who trusts in him? (Joshua 2:1-24, 6:22-25)
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Moses is gone, but God isn’t! That’s good news for Israel and for us today.

This episode looks at Joshua chapters 1-6. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Jesus’ promise in Matthew 28:20 mirror God’s promises to Joshua in Joshua 1:1-9? In what ways does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 3:20-21. What does this teach us about God’s power? In the light of that, how do you feel when you read of God’s acts of power in Joshua – parting the Jordan, overthrowing Jericho etc.?
  • How does Rahab’s story point forward to salvation through Jesus for anyone who trusts in him? (Joshua 2:1-24, 6:22-25)
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Moses is gone, but God isn’t! That’s good news for Israel and for us today.

This episode looks at Joshua chapters 1-6. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Jesus’ promise in Matthew 28:20 mirror God’s promises to Joshua in Joshua 1:1-9? In what ways does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 3:20-21. What does this teach us about God’s power? In the light of that, how do you feel when you read of God’s acts of power in Joshua – parting the Jordan, overthrowing Jericho etc.?
  • How does Rahab’s story point forward to salvation through Jesus for anyone who trusts in him? (Joshua 2:1-24, 6:22-25)
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:50 no 3 2 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no22.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.3 Lessons from a cycle 3.3 Lessons from a cycle https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 21 Sep 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Sin is real, judgment is coming, but Jesus saves! All lessons we see as the cycle of Judges goes round and round.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 2-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 2:11-19. What is the ‘judges’ cycle’ described in these verses and how does it reflect human nature today?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this teach us about true repentance?
  • How do the judges in the Old Testament point forward to Jesus as the ultimate Saviour?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Sin is real, judgment is coming, but Jesus saves! All lessons we see as the cycle of Judges goes round and round.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 2-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 2:11-19. What is the ‘judges’ cycle’ described in these verses and how does it reflect human nature today?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this teach us about true repentance?
  • How do the judges in the Old Testament point forward to Jesus as the ultimate Saviour?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Sin is real, judgment is coming, but Jesus saves! All lessons we see as the cycle of Judges goes round and round.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 2-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 2:11-19. What is the ‘judges’ cycle’ described in these verses and how does it reflect human nature today?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this teach us about true repentance?
  • How do the judges in the Old Testament point forward to Jesus as the ultimate Saviour?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Sin is real, judgment is coming, but Jesus saves! All lessons we see as the cycle of Judges goes round and round.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 2-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 2:11-19. What is the ‘judges’ cycle’ described in these verses and how does it reflect human nature today?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this teach us about true repentance?
  • How do the judges in the Old Testament point forward to Jesus as the ultimate Saviour?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:31 no 3 3 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no23.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.4 Who’s the hero? 3.4 Who’s the hero? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 28 Sep 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Feeling weak and overwhelmed? Remember—God, not Gideon, is the true hero who gives the victory!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 6-8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think God chose Gideon, a timid and doubtful man, to lead Israel against the Midianites? (Judges 6:11-16)
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. What do these verses teach us about our work and God’s work in Salvation and how does that relate to the truth God is teaching in Judges 6-8?
  • Who are some “heroes” in your life that you may be looking to for strength rather than looking to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Feeling weak and overwhelmed? Remember—God, not Gideon, is the true hero who gives the victory!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 6-8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think God chose Gideon, a timid and doubtful man, to lead Israel against the Midianites? (Judges 6:11-16)
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. What do these verses teach us about our work and God’s work in Salvation and how does that relate to the truth God is teaching in Judges 6-8?
  • Who are some “heroes” in your life that you may be looking to for strength rather than looking to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Feeling weak and overwhelmed? Remember—God, not Gideon, is the true hero who gives the victory!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 6-8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think God chose Gideon, a timid and doubtful man, to lead Israel against the Midianites? (Judges 6:11-16)
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. What do these verses teach us about our work and God’s work in Salvation and how does that relate to the truth God is teaching in Judges 6-8?
  • Who are some “heroes” in your life that you may be looking to for strength rather than looking to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Feeling weak and overwhelmed? Remember—God, not Gideon, is the true hero who gives the victory!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 6-8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think God chose Gideon, a timid and doubtful man, to lead Israel against the Midianites? (Judges 6:11-16)
  • Read Ephesians 2:1-10. What do these verses teach us about our work and God’s work in Salvation and how does that relate to the truth God is teaching in Judges 6-8?
  • Who are some “heroes” in your life that you may be looking to for strength rather than looking to Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:50 no 3 4 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no24.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.5 Flawed strength, perfect Saviour! 3.5 Flawed strength, perfect Saviour! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 05 Oct 2025 13:00:00 +0000 So much promise, yet Samson leaves us feeling empty. But not Jesus!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 13-16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What were Samson’s main weaknesses, and how did they affect his ability to fulfill God’s purpose? (Judges 14:1-3, Judges 16:1-4)
  • Read Hebrews 4:14-16. What do these verses teach us about Jesus and what does that mean for us today?
  • Read Judges 16:28-30 and Colossians 2:14-15. How does Samson’s final act of strength parallel Jesus’ death on the cross and in what ways is Jesus’ work better?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> So much promise, yet Samson leaves us feeling empty. But not Jesus!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 13-16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What were Samson’s main weaknesses, and how did they affect his ability to fulfill God’s purpose? (Judges 14:1-3, Judges 16:1-4)
  • Read Hebrews 4:14-16. What do these verses teach us about Jesus and what does that mean for us today?
  • Read Judges 16:28-30 and Colossians 2:14-15. How does Samson’s final act of strength parallel Jesus’ death on the cross and in what ways is Jesus’ work better?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> So much promise, yet Samson leaves us feeling empty. But not Jesus!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 13-16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What were Samson’s main weaknesses, and how did they affect his ability to fulfill God’s purpose? (Judges 14:1-3, Judges 16:1-4)
  • Read Hebrews 4:14-16. What do these verses teach us about Jesus and what does that mean for us today?
  • Read Judges 16:28-30 and Colossians 2:14-15. How does Samson’s final act of strength parallel Jesus’ death on the cross and in what ways is Jesus’ work better?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> So much promise, yet Samson leaves us feeling empty. But not Jesus!

This episode looks at Judges chapters 13-16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What were Samson’s main weaknesses, and how did they affect his ability to fulfill God’s purpose? (Judges 14:1-3, Judges 16:1-4)
  • Read Hebrews 4:14-16. What do these verses teach us about Jesus and what does that mean for us today?
  • Read Judges 16:28-30 and Colossians 2:14-15. How does Samson’s final act of strength parallel Jesus’ death on the cross and in what ways is Jesus’ work better?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:15 no 3 5 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no25.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.6 Danger: Sin-drift! 3.6 Danger: Sin-drift! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 12 Oct 2025 13:00:00 +0000 What happens when we do what’s right in our own eyes? It’s not pretty, but it does show us how much we need Jesus, the true king who can change our hearts.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 17-21. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 17:6. What happens when people do what is right in their own eyes instead of following God? How do we see this today?
  • Read James 1:13-15. How does sin-drift usually start in someone’s life? What warning signs should we watch out for?
  • Having looked at Judges 17-21 how would you answer this question: Why do we need Jesus and salvation through him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What happens when we do what’s right in our own eyes? It’s not pretty, but it does show us how much we need Jesus, the true king who can change our hearts.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 17-21. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 17:6. What happens when people do what is right in their own eyes instead of following God? How do we see this today?
  • Read James 1:13-15. How does sin-drift usually start in someone’s life? What warning signs should we watch out for?
  • Having looked at Judges 17-21 how would you answer this question: Why do we need Jesus and salvation through him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What happens when we do what’s right in our own eyes? It’s not pretty, but it does show us how much we need Jesus, the true king who can change our hearts.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 17-21. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 17:6. What happens when people do what is right in their own eyes instead of following God? How do we see this today?
  • Read James 1:13-15. How does sin-drift usually start in someone’s life? What warning signs should we watch out for?
  • Having looked at Judges 17-21 how would you answer this question: Why do we need Jesus and salvation through him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What happens when we do what’s right in our own eyes? It’s not pretty, but it does show us how much we need Jesus, the true king who can change our hearts.

This episode looks at Judges chapters 17-21. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read Judges 17:6. What happens when people do what is right in their own eyes instead of following God? How do we see this today?
  • Read James 1:13-15. How does sin-drift usually start in someone’s life? What warning signs should we watch out for?
  • Having looked at Judges 17-21 how would you answer this question: Why do we need Jesus and salvation through him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:40 no 3 6 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no26.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.7 Hope springs in Bethlehem 3.7 Hope springs in Bethlehem https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 26 Oct 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Feeling lost or empty? Ruth’s story shows us that true hope and redemption are found in Jesus, the ultimate Redeemer.

This episode looks at the book of Ruth. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In the book of Ruth, Naomi moves from great bitterness to great joy. In what ways do we see God at work in bringing about this restoration?
  • Ruth left everything behind to follow God. Have you ever had to make a difficult decision to trust God? What happened?
  • Read Galatians 4:4-7. Boaz acted as a kinsman-redeemer for Ruth. How does this point to the work of Jesus as the ultimate redeemer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Feeling lost or empty? Ruth’s story shows us that true hope and redemption are found in Jesus, the ultimate Redeemer.

This episode looks at the book of Ruth. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In the book of Ruth, Naomi moves from great bitterness to great joy. In what ways do we see God at work in bringing about this restoration?
  • Ruth left everything behind to follow God. Have you ever had to make a difficult decision to trust God? What happened?
  • Read Galatians 4:4-7. Boaz acted as a kinsman-redeemer for Ruth. How does this point to the work of Jesus as the ultimate redeemer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Feeling lost or empty? Ruth’s story shows us that true hope and redemption are found in Jesus, the ultimate Redeemer.

This episode looks at the book of Ruth. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In the book of Ruth, Naomi moves from great bitterness to great joy. In what ways do we see God at work in bringing about this restoration?
  • Ruth left everything behind to follow God. Have you ever had to make a difficult decision to trust God? What happened?
  • Read Galatians 4:4-7. Boaz acted as a kinsman-redeemer for Ruth. How does this point to the work of Jesus as the ultimate redeemer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Feeling lost or empty? Ruth’s story shows us that true hope and redemption are found in Jesus, the ultimate Redeemer.

This episode looks at the book of Ruth. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In the book of Ruth, Naomi moves from great bitterness to great joy. In what ways do we see God at work in bringing about this restoration?
  • Ruth left everything behind to follow God. Have you ever had to make a difficult decision to trust God? What happened?
  • Read Galatians 4:4-7. Boaz acted as a kinsman-redeemer for Ruth. How does this point to the work of Jesus as the ultimate redeemer?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:58 no 3 7 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no27.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.8 Job spec for a king 3.8 Job spec for a king https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 09 Nov 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Looking for real leadership? 1 Samuel 1-3 shows us that the only King worth following is Jesus!

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 1-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Samuel a blueprint for godly leadership?
  • Read Hebrews 13:7-9 & 1 Peter 5:1-5. Why is it important that we have godly leaders in the church who teach from the Bible?
  • How does Samuel’s leadership point us toward Jesus as the perfect King?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Looking for real leadership? 1 Samuel 1-3 shows us that the only King worth following is Jesus!

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 1-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Samuel a blueprint for godly leadership?
  • Read Hebrews 13:7-9 & 1 Peter 5:1-5. Why is it important that we have godly leaders in the church who teach from the Bible?
  • How does Samuel’s leadership point us toward Jesus as the perfect King?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Looking for real leadership? 1 Samuel 1-3 shows us that the only King worth following is Jesus!

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 1-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Samuel a blueprint for godly leadership?
  • Read Hebrews 13:7-9 & 1 Peter 5:1-5. Why is it important that we have godly leaders in the church who teach from the Bible?
  • How does Samuel’s leadership point us toward Jesus as the perfect King?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Looking for real leadership? 1 Samuel 1-3 shows us that the only King worth following is Jesus!

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 1-3. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In what ways is Samuel a blueprint for godly leadership?
  • Read Hebrews 13:7-9 & 1 Peter 5:1-5. Why is it important that we have godly leaders in the church who teach from the Bible?
  • How does Samuel’s leadership point us toward Jesus as the perfect King?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:46 no 3 8 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no28.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.9 Glory gone! 3.9 Glory gone! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 23 Nov 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Ichabod means the glory departs! It’s one of the saddest names in the Bible. How can we make sure it’s not a description of our lives?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 4-5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 4:1-5. What’s missing from the actions of the elders of Israel and what does this tell us about their view of God?
  • How can we avoid falling into the same trap as Israel – going through religious motions without seeking God’s presence?
  • Read Luke 23:44-49. What does the tearing of the temple curtain symbolise and how can this give us confidence that we can live in the presence God now and forever?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Ichabod means the glory departs! It’s one of the saddest names in the Bible. How can we make sure it’s not a description of our lives?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 4-5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 4:1-5. What’s missing from the actions of the elders of Israel and what does this tell us about their view of God?
  • How can we avoid falling into the same trap as Israel – going through religious motions without seeking God’s presence?
  • Read Luke 23:44-49. What does the tearing of the temple curtain symbolise and how can this give us confidence that we can live in the presence God now and forever?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Ichabod means the glory departs! It’s one of the saddest names in the Bible. How can we make sure it’s not a description of our lives?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 4-5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 4:1-5. What’s missing from the actions of the elders of Israel and what does this tell us about their view of God?
  • How can we avoid falling into the same trap as Israel – going through religious motions without seeking God’s presence?
  • Read Luke 23:44-49. What does the tearing of the temple curtain symbolise and how can this give us confidence that we can live in the presence God now and forever?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Ichabod means the glory departs! It’s one of the saddest names in the Bible. How can we make sure it’s not a description of our lives?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapters 4-5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 4:1-5. What’s missing from the actions of the elders of Israel and what does this tell us about their view of God?
  • How can we avoid falling into the same trap as Israel – going through religious motions without seeking God’s presence?
  • Read Luke 23:44-49. What does the tearing of the temple curtain symbolise and how can this give us confidence that we can live in the presence God now and forever?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:48 no 3 9 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no29.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 3.10 Who’s your king? 3.10 Who’s your king? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 30 Nov 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Who’s really ruling your life – God or something else? Does it even matter?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 8:1-9. Why did the Israelites ask for a king, and what does this reveal about their hearts?
  • Read Ephesians 1:3-14. What would we miss out on if we didn’t trust Jesus as our king and do you think that matters?
  • How can we guard our hearts against the temptation to be just like the world around us rather than seeking Jesus and following him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Who’s really ruling your life – God or something else? Does it even matter?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 8:1-9. Why did the Israelites ask for a king, and what does this reveal about their hearts?
  • Read Ephesians 1:3-14. What would we miss out on if we didn’t trust Jesus as our king and do you think that matters?
  • How can we guard our hearts against the temptation to be just like the world around us rather than seeking Jesus and following him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Who’s really ruling your life – God or something else? Does it even matter?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 8:1-9. Why did the Israelites ask for a king, and what does this reveal about their hearts?
  • Read Ephesians 1:3-14. What would we miss out on if we didn’t trust Jesus as our king and do you think that matters?
  • How can we guard our hearts against the temptation to be just like the world around us rather than seeking Jesus and following him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Who’s really ruling your life – God or something else? Does it even matter?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 8. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 8:1-9. Why did the Israelites ask for a king, and what does this reveal about their hearts?
  • Read Ephesians 1:3-14. What would we miss out on if we didn’t trust Jesus as our king and do you think that matters?
  • How can we guard our hearts against the temptation to be just like the world around us rather than seeking Jesus and following him?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:28 no 3 10 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no30.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.1 Faith under the microscope 4.1 Faith under the microscope https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 04 Jan 2026 13:00:00 +0000 What does real faith look like? It’s not safe, it’s seeing God, stepping out and letting him lead.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 14. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:6. Jonathan’s actions are fuelled by his view of God. What can we do to make sure we focus on God more than we focus on the problems we face?
  • Jonathan faith was willing to take risks. What might ‘risky faith’ look like in your own life right now?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:7. How does the armour bearer’s response model our call to follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What does real faith look like? It’s not safe, it’s seeing God, stepping out and letting him lead.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 14. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:6. Jonathan’s actions are fuelled by his view of God. What can we do to make sure we focus on God more than we focus on the problems we face?
  • Jonathan faith was willing to take risks. What might ‘risky faith’ look like in your own life right now?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:7. How does the armour bearer’s response model our call to follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What does real faith look like? It’s not safe, it’s seeing God, stepping out and letting him lead.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 14. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:6. Jonathan’s actions are fuelled by his view of God. What can we do to make sure we focus on God more than we focus on the problems we face?
  • Jonathan faith was willing to take risks. What might ‘risky faith’ look like in your own life right now?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:7. How does the armour bearer’s response model our call to follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> What does real faith look like? It’s not safe, it’s seeing God, stepping out and letting him lead.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 14. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:6. Jonathan’s actions are fuelled by his view of God. What can we do to make sure we focus on God more than we focus on the problems we face?
  • Jonathan faith was willing to take risks. What might ‘risky faith’ look like in your own life right now?
  • Read 1 Samuel 14:7. How does the armour bearer’s response model our call to follow Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:09 no 4 1 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no31.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.2 Looks don't matter! 4.2Looks don't matter! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 11 Jan 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Don’t be fooled by outward appearances, God looks at the heart. What difference does that make for Israel, for us and for the gospel?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God’s provision of David as king teach us about God’s care for his people and how does this point us to Jesus?
  • Read 1 Samuel 16:7. How does God’s knowledge of our hearts both challenge and comfort you?
  • Read Mark 10:45. What does this tell us about Jesus and how can we reflect Jesus’ example of service in our homes, workplaces and churches?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Don’t be fooled by outward appearances, God looks at the heart. What difference does that make for Israel, for us and for the gospel?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God’s provision of David as king teach us about God’s care for his people and how does this point us to Jesus?
  • Read 1 Samuel 16:7. How does God’s knowledge of our hearts both challenge and comfort you?
  • Read Mark 10:45. What does this tell us about Jesus and how can we reflect Jesus’ example of service in our homes, workplaces and churches?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Don’t be fooled by outward appearances, God looks at the heart. What difference does that make for Israel, for us and for the gospel?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God’s provision of David as king teach us about God’s care for his people and how does this point us to Jesus?
  • Read 1 Samuel 16:7. How does God’s knowledge of our hearts both challenge and comfort you?
  • Read Mark 10:45. What does this tell us about Jesus and how can we reflect Jesus’ example of service in our homes, workplaces and churches?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Don’t be fooled by outward appearances, God looks at the heart. What difference does that make for Israel, for us and for the gospel?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 16. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does God’s provision of David as king teach us about God’s care for his people and how does this point us to Jesus?
  • Read 1 Samuel 16:7. How does God’s knowledge of our hearts both challenge and comfort you?
  • Read Mark 10:45. What does this tell us about Jesus and how can we reflect Jesus’ example of service in our homes, workplaces and churches?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:01 no 4 2 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no32.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.3 Your part in God's story 4.3 Your part in God's story https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 18 Jan 2026 13:00:00 +0000 David vs Goliath: a victory that inspires us all. But who’s it really about?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 17:26. What does this tell us about David’s heart and how can we cultivate a greater concern for Christ’s honour in our daily decisions?
  • Read Matthew 14:21-31. Compare Peter stepping out of the boat with David stepping out to face Goliath. What do these moments teach us about faith and fear?
  • Why is it important to remember that Jesus, not us, is the true hero of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Don’t be fooled by outward appearances, God looks at the heart. What difference does that make for Israel, for us and for the gospel?

David vs Goliath: a victory that inspires us all. But who’s it really about?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 17:26. What does this tell us about David’s heart and how can we cultivate a greater concern for Christ’s honour in our daily decisions?
  • Read Matthew 14:21-31. Compare Peter stepping out of the boat with David stepping out to face Goliath. What do these moments teach us about faith and fear?
  • Why is it important to remember that Jesus, not us, is the true hero of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> David vs Goliath: a victory that inspires us all. But who’s it really about?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 17:26. What does this tell us about David’s heart and how can we cultivate a greater concern for Christ’s honour in our daily decisions?
  • Read Matthew 14:21-31. Compare Peter stepping out of the boat with David stepping out to face Goliath. What do these moments teach us about faith and fear?
  • Why is it important to remember that Jesus, not us, is the true hero of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> David vs Goliath: a victory that inspires us all. But who’s it really about?

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Samuel 17:26. What does this tell us about David’s heart and how can we cultivate a greater concern for Christ’s honour in our daily decisions?
  • Read Matthew 14:21-31. Compare Peter stepping out of the boat with David stepping out to face Goliath. What do these moments teach us about faith and fear?
  • Why is it important to remember that Jesus, not us, is the true hero of the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:36 no 4 3 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no33.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.4 Taken a wrong turn? 4.4 Taken a wrong turn? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 25 Jan 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Ever felt like life’s taken a wrong turn. David did too. In 1 Samuel 19-26, God shows us that even in hardest times, he’s always in control.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter2 19-26. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Samuel 19, how do we see God’s hand protecting David from Saul’s attempts to kill him? What does this teach us about God when things look out of control?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:6-7 & James 1:2-4. How do these passages help us to understand David’s trials and the trials we face in our lives?
  • How can we encourage one another as a church family to keep trusting God in seasons of suffering and uncertainty?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Don’t be fooled by outward appearances, God looks at the heart. What difference does that make for Israel, for us and for the gospel?

Ever felt like life’s taken a wrong turn. David did too. In 1 Samuel 19-26, God shows us that even in hardest times, he’s always in control.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter2 19-26. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Samuel 19, how do we see God’s hand protecting David from Saul’s attempts to kill him? What does this teach us about God when things look out of control?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:6-7 & James 1:2-4. How do these passages help us to understand David’s trials and the trials we face in our lives?
  • How can we encourage one another as a church family to keep trusting God in seasons of suffering and uncertainty?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Ever felt like life’s taken a wrong turn. David did too. In 1 Samuel 19-26, God shows us that even in hardest times, he’s always in control.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter2 19-26. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Samuel 19, how do we see God’s hand protecting David from Saul’s attempts to kill him? What does this teach us about God when things look out of control?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:6-7 & James 1:2-4. How do these passages help us to understand David’s trials and the trials we face in our lives?
  • How can we encourage one another as a church family to keep trusting God in seasons of suffering and uncertainty?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Ever felt like life’s taken a wrong turn. David did too. In 1 Samuel 19-26, God shows us that even in hardest times, he’s always in control.

This episode looks at 1 Samuel chapter2 19-26. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Samuel 19, how do we see God’s hand protecting David from Saul’s attempts to kill him? What does this teach us about God when things look out of control?
  • Read 1 Peter 1:6-7 & James 1:2-4. How do these passages help us to understand David’s trials and the trials we face in our lives?
  • How can we encourage one another as a church family to keep trusting God in seasons of suffering and uncertainty?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:19 no 4 4 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no34.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.5 The problem of good intentions! 4.5 The problem of good intentions! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 01 Feb 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Are good intentions enough as we walk with God? Or do we need something more?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 6-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 6:6-7, why did God strike down Uzzah? What does this teach us about the importance of obedience in our own lives and in the things we do together as a church?
  • Read Matthew 15:1-9. What did the Pharisees and Scribes get wrong and in what ways are we as individuals and as a church prone to be like them?
  • David gets things wrong, but the passage ends with God’s grace – a promise to David and a promise of Jesus. How can this encourage us today when we feel like we’ve ‘messed up’ and got it wrong?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Are good intentions enough as we walk with God? Or do we need something more?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 6-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 6:6-7, why did God strike down Uzzah? What does this teach us about the importance of obedience in our own lives and in the things we do together as a church?
  • Read Matthew 15:1-9. What did the Pharisees and Scribes get wrong and in what ways are we as individuals and as a church prone to be like them?
  • David gets things wrong, but the passage ends with God’s grace – a promise to David and a promise of Jesus. How can this encourage us today when we feel like we’ve ‘messed up’ and got it wrong?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Are good intentions enough as we walk with God? Or do we need something more?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 6-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 6:6-7, why did God strike down Uzzah? What does this teach us about the importance of obedience in our own lives and in the things we do together as a church?
  • Read Matthew 15:1-9. What did the Pharisees and Scribes get wrong and in what ways are we as individuals and as a church prone to be like them?
  • David gets things wrong, but the passage ends with God’s grace – a promise to David and a promise of Jesus. How can this encourage us today when we feel like we’ve ‘messed up’ and got it wrong?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Are good intentions enough as we walk with God? Or do we need something more?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 6-7. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 6:6-7, why did God strike down Uzzah? What does this teach us about the importance of obedience in our own lives and in the things we do together as a church?
  • Read Matthew 15:1-9. What did the Pharisees and Scribes get wrong and in what ways are we as individuals and as a church prone to be like them?
  • David gets things wrong, but the passage ends with God’s grace – a promise to David and a promise of Jesus. How can this encourage us today when we feel like we’ve ‘messed up’ and got it wrong?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:17 no 4 5 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no35.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.6 Lessons from a fall 4.6 Lessons from a fall https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 08 Feb 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Tragedy, failure, sin. David falls, yet in the end God’s mercy shines brightest. Here are lessons we need and a reminder of God’s incredible grace in Christ.

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 11, how does David’s sin with Bathsheba escalate from lust to adultery to murder? What can we learn from this that can help us to battle sin in our lives?
  • In 2 Samuel 12, David is confronted by the prophet Nathan with a message from God. What are the consequences of his sin and why does this matter?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this Psalm, written out of David’s experience in 2 Samuel 11 & 12, teach us about repentance and forgiveness?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Tragedy, failure, sin. David falls, yet in the end God’s mercy shines brightest. Here are lessons we need and a reminder of God’s incredible grace in Christ.

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 11, how does David’s sin with Bathsheba escalate from lust to adultery to murder? What can we learn from this that can help us to battle sin in our lives?
  • In 2 Samuel 12, David is confronted by the prophet Nathan with a message from God. What are the consequences of his sin and why does this matter?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this Psalm, written out of David’s experience in 2 Samuel 11 & 12, teach us about repentance and forgiveness?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Tragedy, failure, sin. David falls, yet in the end God’s mercy shines brightest. Here are lessons we need and a reminder of God’s incredible grace in Christ.

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 11, how does David’s sin with Bathsheba escalate from lust to adultery to murder? What can we learn from this that can help us to battle sin in our lives?
  • In 2 Samuel 12, David is confronted by the prophet Nathan with a message from God. What are the consequences of his sin and why does this matter?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this Psalm, written out of David’s experience in 2 Samuel 11 & 12, teach us about repentance and forgiveness?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Tragedy, failure, sin. David falls, yet in the end God’s mercy shines brightest. Here are lessons we need and a reminder of God’s incredible grace in Christ.

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 2 Samuel 11, how does David’s sin with Bathsheba escalate from lust to adultery to murder? What can we learn from this that can help us to battle sin in our lives?
  • In 2 Samuel 12, David is confronted by the prophet Nathan with a message from God. What are the consequences of his sin and why does this matter?
  • Read Psalm 51. What does this Psalm, written out of David’s experience in 2 Samuel 11 & 12, teach us about repentance and forgiveness?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:33 no 4 6 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no36.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.7 Are you for the king? 4.7 Are you for the king? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 15 Feb 2026 13:00:00 +0000 David fails. Absalom rebels. Jesus rules forever. The question remains: Are you for the King?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 13-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Nathan’s warning in 2 Samuel 12:11–12 set the stage for the troubles in chapters 13–19?
  • Who was the true king in this chaos — Absalom on the throne, David on the run, or God working out His purposes? How does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 1:18-23. What do these verses tell us about Jesus? What does it mean for you personally to be ‘for the King’ today and how can you show that in your daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Tragedy, failure, sin. David falls, yet in the end God’s mercy shines brightest. Here are lessons we need and a reminder of God’s incredible grace in Christ.

David fails. Absalom rebels. Jesus rules forever. The question remains: Are you for the King?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 13-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Nathan’s warning in 2 Samuel 12:11–12 set the stage for the troubles in chapters 13–19?
  • Who was the true king in this chaos — Absalom on the throne, David on the run, or God working out His purposes? How does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 1:18-23. What do these verses tell us about Jesus? What does it mean for you personally to be ‘for the King’ today and how can you show that in your daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> David fails. Absalom rebels. Jesus rules forever. The question remains: Are you for the King?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 13-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Nathan’s warning in 2 Samuel 12:11–12 set the stage for the troubles in chapters 13–19?
  • Who was the true king in this chaos — Absalom on the throne, David on the run, or God working out His purposes? How does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 1:18-23. What do these verses tell us about Jesus? What does it mean for you personally to be ‘for the King’ today and how can you show that in your daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> David fails. Absalom rebels. Jesus rules forever. The question remains: Are you for the King?

This episode looks at 2 Samuel chapters 13-19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does Nathan’s warning in 2 Samuel 12:11–12 set the stage for the troubles in chapters 13–19?
  • Who was the true king in this chaos — Absalom on the throne, David on the run, or God working out His purposes? How does that encourage you today?
  • Read Ephesians 1:18-23. What do these verses tell us about Jesus? What does it mean for you personally to be ‘for the King’ today and how can you show that in your daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:11 no 4 7 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no37.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.8 Get wisdom! 4.8 Get wisdom! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 01 Mar 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Wisdom isn’t just knowing – it’s living God’s way. Why should you pursue it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • If God asked you, “What should I give you?” (1 Kings 3:5), what would your first answer be?
  • Read Proverbs 4:1-9. Why is wisdom more valuable than wealth, power or success?
  • Read Luke 11:29-32. How does seeing Jesus as the source of wisdom change the way we read the Bible and make decisions?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Wisdom isn’t just knowing – it’s living God’s way. Why should you pursue it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • If God asked you, “What should I give you?” (1 Kings 3:5), what would your first answer be?
  • Read Proverbs 4:1-9. Why is wisdom more valuable than wealth, power or success?
  • Read Luke 11:29-32. How does seeing Jesus as the source of wisdom change the way we read the Bible and make decisions?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Wisdom isn’t just knowing – it’s living God’s way. Why should you pursue it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • If God asked you, “What should I give you?” (1 Kings 3:5), what would your first answer be?
  • Read Proverbs 4:1-9. Why is wisdom more valuable than wealth, power or success?
  • Read Luke 11:29-32. How does seeing Jesus as the source of wisdom change the way we read the Bible and make decisions?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Wisdom isn’t just knowing – it’s living God’s way. Why should you pursue it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 3-4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • If God asked you, “What should I give you?” (1 Kings 3:5), what would your first answer be?
  • Read Proverbs 4:1-9. Why is wisdom more valuable than wealth, power or success?
  • Read Luke 11:29-32. How does seeing Jesus as the source of wisdom change the way we read the Bible and make decisions?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:43 no 4 8 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no38.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.9 Beyond bricks and mortar 4.9 Beyond bricks and mortar https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 22 Mar 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Solomon’s temple was impressive, but what it points to is even better. Bricks crumble. Christ lasts!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 5-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Kings 8:18-20. The temple is a reminder that God keeps his promises. How does this encourage and challenge you today?
  • Read Matthew 1:18-25. In verse 23, Jesus is called Immanuel, which means God with us. How does that reshape the way you think about God’s presence compared to Solomon’s temple?
  • What would it look like to live this week more aware that in Christ we always have God’s presence and promises?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Solomon’s temple was impressive, but what it points to is even better. Bricks crumble. Christ lasts!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 5-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Kings 8:18-20. The temple is a reminder that God keeps his promises. How does this encourage and challenge you today?
  • Read Matthew 1:18-25. In verse 23, Jesus is called Immanuel, which means God with us. How does that reshape the way you think about God’s presence compared to Solomon’s temple?
  • What would it look like to live this week more aware that in Christ we always have God’s presence and promises?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Solomon’s temple was impressive, but what it points to is even better. Bricks crumble. Christ lasts!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 5-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Kings 8:18-20. The temple is a reminder that God keeps his promises. How does this encourage and challenge you today?
  • Read Matthew 1:18-25. In verse 23, Jesus is called Immanuel, which means God with us. How does that reshape the way you think about God’s presence compared to Solomon’s temple?
  • What would it look like to live this week more aware that in Christ we always have God’s presence and promises?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Solomon’s temple was impressive, but what it points to is even better. Bricks crumble. Christ lasts!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 5-9. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Read 1 Kings 8:18-20. The temple is a reminder that God keeps his promises. How does this encourage and challenge you today?
  • Read Matthew 1:18-25. In verse 23, Jesus is called Immanuel, which means God with us. How does that reshape the way you think about God’s presence compared to Solomon’s temple?
  • What would it look like to live this week more aware that in Christ we always have God’s presence and promises?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:17 no 4 9 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no39.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 4.10 The heart of decline 4.10 The heart of decline https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 29 Mar 2026 13:00:00 +0000 It’s all downhill from here, but why? Divided hearts lead to decline!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Kings 11:9 we’re told that Solomon’s heart had turned away from God. What are some ways that our hearts can become divided between God and other loves?
  • What does God’s judgment in 1 Kings 11:11-13 teach us about God? How does this encourage and challenge you?
  • Read Philippians 2:5-11. What kind of a king is Jesus? How does this make a difference for us today and into the future?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> It’s all downhill from here, but why? Divided hearts lead to decline!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Kings 11:9 we’re told that Solomon’s heart had turned away from God. What are some ways that our hearts can become divided between God and other loves?
  • What does God’s judgment in 1 Kings 11:11-13 teach us about God? How does this encourage and challenge you?
  • Read Philippians 2:5-11. What kind of a king is Jesus? How does this make a difference for us today and into the future?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> It’s all downhill from here, but why? Divided hearts lead to decline!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Kings 11:9 we’re told that Solomon’s heart had turned away from God. What are some ways that our hearts can become divided between God and other loves?
  • What does God’s judgment in 1 Kings 11:11-13 teach us about God? How does this encourage and challenge you?
  • Read Philippians 2:5-11. What kind of a king is Jesus? How does this make a difference for us today and into the future?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> It’s all downhill from here, but why? Divided hearts lead to decline!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 11-12. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • In 1 Kings 11:9 we’re told that Solomon’s heart had turned away from God. What are some ways that our hearts can become divided between God and other loves?
  • What does God’s judgment in 1 Kings 11:11-13 teach us about God? How does this encourage and challenge you?
  • Read Philippians 2:5-11. What kind of a king is Jesus? How does this make a difference for us today and into the future?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:34 no 4 10 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no40.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 5.1 Lessons from the edge! 5.1 Lessons from the edge! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 19 Apr 2026 13:00:00 +0000 God’s word is more than a message! Will we value it? Will we listen to it? Will we build our life on it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did Elijah announce a drought on Israel? What is the spiritual significance of this specific judgment?
  • Read 2 Timothy 2:1-2. What is the instruction here and how is it still being carried out today? What does this tell us about the way God views his word?
  • Read 1 Kings 17:8-16 and think about the widow’s response to Elijah’s request. What lessons can we learn as we seek to live trusting in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> God’s word is more than a message! Will we value it? Will we listen to it? Will we build our life on it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did Elijah announce a drought on Israel? What is the spiritual significance of this specific judgment?
  • Read 2 Timothy 2:1-2. What is the instruction here and how is it still being carried out today? What does this tell us about the way God views his word?
  • Read 1 Kings 17:8-16 and think about the widow’s response to Elijah’s request. What lessons can we learn as we seek to live trusting in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> God’s word is more than a message! Will we value it? Will we listen to it? Will we build our life on it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did Elijah announce a drought on Israel? What is the spiritual significance of this specific judgment?
  • Read 2 Timothy 2:1-2. What is the instruction here and how is it still being carried out today? What does this tell us about the way God views his word?
  • Read 1 Kings 17:8-16 and think about the widow’s response to Elijah’s request. What lessons can we learn as we seek to live trusting in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> God’s word is more than a message! Will we value it? Will we listen to it? Will we build our life on it?

This episode looks at 1 Kings 17. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why did Elijah announce a drought on Israel? What is the spiritual significance of this specific judgment?
  • Read 2 Timothy 2:1-2. What is the instruction here and how is it still being carried out today? What does this tell us about the way God views his word?
  • Read 1 Kings 17:8-16 and think about the widow’s response to Elijah’s request. What lessons can we learn as we seek to live trusting in Jesus?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:50 no 5 1 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no41.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 5.2 What’s your choice? 5.2 What’s your choice? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 26 Apr 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Make up your mind: Jesus or the world? There’s only one choice that makes sense!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 18. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What is the significance of Elijah’s question to the people in 1 Kings 18:21, “How long will you waver between two opinions?”
  • Read 1 Kings 18:38-40. How did the people respond when God sent fire from heaven? What does this teach us as we come to Jesus today?
  • Read James 5:16-18. What does this tell us about Elijah, and how does it encourage us to pray today?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Make up your mind: Jesus or the world? There’s only one choice that makes sense!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 18. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What is the significance of Elijah’s question to the people in 1 Kings 18:21, “How long will you waver between two opinions?”
  • Read 1 Kings 18:38-40. How did the people respond when God sent fire from heaven? What does this teach us as we come to Jesus today?
  • Read James 5:16-18. What does this tell us about Elijah, and how does it encourage us to pray today?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Make up your mind: Jesus or the world? There’s only one choice that makes sense!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 18. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What is the significance of Elijah’s question to the people in 1 Kings 18:21, “How long will you waver between two opinions?”
  • Read 1 Kings 18:38-40. How did the people respond when God sent fire from heaven? What does this teach us as we come to Jesus today?
  • Read James 5:16-18. What does this tell us about Elijah, and how does it encourage us to pray today?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Make up your mind: Jesus or the world? There’s only one choice that makes sense!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 18. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What is the significance of Elijah’s question to the people in 1 Kings 18:21, “How long will you waver between two opinions?”
  • Read 1 Kings 18:38-40. How did the people respond when God sent fire from heaven? What does this teach us as we come to Jesus today?
  • Read James 5:16-18. What does this tell us about Elijah, and how does it encourage us to pray today?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:27 no 5 2 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no42.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 5.3 From despair to hope 5.3 From despair to hope https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 03 May 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Run down? Overwhelmed? Discouragement is real, but so’s God’s care. Lean on him and find hope!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think Elijah is discouraged even after the victory at Mount Carmel?
  • How does God respond to Elijah’s struggles in this chapter? How does this encourage you?
  • Read Romans 8:28-30. What does this teach us about the hope and certainty of God’s plans? How can this help combat discouragement in ministry or daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Run down? Overwhelmed? Discouragement is real, but so’s God’s care. Lean on him and find hope!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think Elijah is discouraged even after the victory at Mount Carmel?
  • How does God respond to Elijah’s struggles in this chapter? How does this encourage you?
  • Read Romans 8:28-30. What does this teach us about the hope and certainty of God’s plans? How can this help combat discouragement in ministry or daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Run down? Overwhelmed? Discouragement is real, but so’s God’s care. Lean on him and find hope!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think Elijah is discouraged even after the victory at Mount Carmel?
  • How does God respond to Elijah’s struggles in this chapter? How does this encourage you?
  • Read Romans 8:28-30. What does this teach us about the hope and certainty of God’s plans? How can this help combat discouragement in ministry or daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Run down? Overwhelmed? Discouragement is real, but so’s God’s care. Lean on him and find hope!

This episode looks at 1 Kings 19. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • Why do you think Elijah is discouraged even after the victory at Mount Carmel?
  • How does God respond to Elijah’s struggles in this chapter? How does this encourage you?
  • Read Romans 8:28-30. What does this teach us about the hope and certainty of God’s plans? How can this help combat discouragement in ministry or daily life?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:06 no 5 3 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no43.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 5.4 No one’s irreplaceable! 5.4 No one’s irreplaceable! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 10 May 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Elijah’s gone, the work continues – only Jesus is irreplaceable!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 2. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does God continue to work through Elisha after Elijah is gone? What does this teach you about Elijah and his ministry?
  • Read 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13. How can we honour and encourage those who have served faithfully in our lives and in the church in a biblical way?
  • Read Hebrews 2:14-18. How is Jesus different from us in that he and his role are irreplaceable?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Elijah’s gone, the work continues – only Jesus is irreplaceable!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 2. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does God continue to work through Elisha after Elijah is gone? What does this teach you about Elijah and his ministry?
  • Read 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13. How can we honour and encourage those who have served faithfully in our lives and in the church in a biblical way?
  • Read Hebrews 2:14-18. How is Jesus different from us in that he and his role are irreplaceable?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Elijah’s gone, the work continues – only Jesus is irreplaceable!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 2. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does God continue to work through Elisha after Elijah is gone? What does this teach you about Elijah and his ministry?
  • Read 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13. How can we honour and encourage those who have served faithfully in our lives and in the church in a biblical way?
  • Read Hebrews 2:14-18. How is Jesus different from us in that he and his role are irreplaceable?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Elijah’s gone, the work continues – only Jesus is irreplaceable!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 2. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • How does God continue to work through Elisha after Elijah is gone? What does this teach you about Elijah and his ministry?
  • Read 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13. How can we honour and encourage those who have served faithfully in our lives and in the church in a biblical way?
  • Read Hebrews 2:14-18. How is Jesus different from us in that he and his role are irreplaceable?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:16 no 5 4 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no44.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 5.5 Do we still need God? 5.5 Do we still need God? https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 17 May 2026 13:00:00 +0000 Technology helps, people try, but only God truly provides!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What problems do people face in 2 Kings 4 and how does God deal with them?
  • Read John 6:1-14. How does Jesus feeding the 5000 mirror God’s miracle through Elisha in 2 Kings 4? What does this teach us about God’s ability to help us today?
  • In what ways do we rely on technology, people, or our own resources instead of God today? What can we do to help us trust Jesus in everything?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Technology helps, people try, but only God truly provides!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What problems do people face in 2 Kings 4 and how does God deal with them?
  • Read John 6:1-14. How does Jesus feeding the 5000 mirror God’s miracle through Elisha in 2 Kings 4? What does this teach us about God’s ability to help us today?
  • In what ways do we rely on technology, people, or our own resources instead of God today? What can we do to help us trust Jesus in everything?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Technology helps, people try, but only God truly provides!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What problems do people face in 2 Kings 4 and how does God deal with them?
  • Read John 6:1-14. How does Jesus feeding the 5000 mirror God’s miracle through Elisha in 2 Kings 4? What does this teach us about God’s ability to help us today?
  • In what ways do we rely on technology, people, or our own resources instead of God today? What can we do to help us trust Jesus in everything?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Technology helps, people try, but only God truly provides!

This episode looks at 2 Kings 4. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What problems do people face in 2 Kings 4 and how does God deal with them?
  • Read John 6:1-14. How does Jesus feeding the 5000 mirror God’s miracle through Elisha in 2 Kings 4? What does this teach us about God’s ability to help us today?
  • In what ways do we rely on technology, people, or our own resources instead of God today? What can we do to help us trust Jesus in everything?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:14:04 no 5 5 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no45.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church) 5.6 Salvation for anyone! 5.6 Salvation for anyone! https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/resources/glimpses-of-jesus Paul Kosciecha Sun, 24 May 2026 13:00:00 +0000 A war hero, a slave girl and a river. How do they show that salvation is for anyone?

This episode looks at 2 Kings 5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does 2 Kings 5 tell us about Naaman? What does this teach us about God’s plan of salvation in Jesus?
  • Read 1 John 1:5-2:2. What does this tell us about the blood of Jesus and our sin? How does Naaman’s cleansing from leprosy illustrate this truth?
  • Read 2 Kings 5:19-27. How does Gehazi’s story illustrate the principle that God’s blessings cannot be earned or bought? What difference should this make in the way we present the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> A war hero, a slave girl and a river. How do they show that salvation is for anyone?

This episode looks at 2 Kings 5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does 2 Kings 5 tell us about Naaman? What does this teach us about God’s plan of salvation in Jesus?
  • Read 1 John 1:5-2:2. What does this tell us about the blood of Jesus and our sin? How does Naaman’s cleansing from leprosy illustrate this truth?
  • Read 2 Kings 5:19-27. How does Gehazi’s story illustrate the principle that God’s blessings cannot be earned or bought? What difference should this make in the way we present the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> A war hero, a slave girl and a river. How do they show that salvation is for anyone?

This episode looks at 2 Kings 5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does 2 Kings 5 tell us about Naaman? What does this teach us about God’s plan of salvation in Jesus?
  • Read 1 John 1:5-2:2. What does this tell us about the blood of Jesus and our sin? How does Naaman’s cleansing from leprosy illustrate this truth?
  • Read 2 Kings 5:19-27. How does Gehazi’s story illustrate the principle that God’s blessings cannot be earned or bought? What difference should this make in the way we present the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> A war hero, a slave girl and a river. How do they show that salvation is for anyone?

This episode looks at 2 Kings 5. It’s part of our Glimpses of Jesus series; a series of podcasts that examine the main events in the Old Testament and look at how they point us to Jesus and salvation in him.

Here are some questions designed to help you to dig in deeper and think through how the message impacts your own life. These can be used by yourself, but we find there’s real value in working through these with someone else or in a group.

  • What struck you most in the talk?
  • What does 2 Kings 5 tell us about Naaman? What does this teach us about God’s plan of salvation in Jesus?
  • Read 1 John 1:5-2:2. What does this tell us about the blood of Jesus and our sin? How does Naaman’s cleansing from leprosy illustrate this truth?
  • Read 2 Kings 5:19-27. How does Gehazi’s story illustrate the principle that God’s blessings cannot be earned or bought? What difference should this make in the way we present the gospel?
  • How will these truths change your life this week?
]]> Bible, Old Testament, Jesus, Gospel, God, Kosciecha, Whittlesey, Baptist, Church 00:13:38 no 5 6 https://www.whittleseybaptist.org.uk/sermonaudio/gofj/gofj_no46.mp3no paul@whittleseybaptist.org.uk (Whittlesey Baptist Church)