Radio Pulpit Bible Perspective

The Apostle John - giving us a close-up

Loading player...
Of all the apostles, John is the only one who can say that he was actually at the cross. The others fled in Gethsemane; Peter left and wept bitterly once he had denied the Lord three times. It appears it was only John that followed all the events. John, it seems, accompanied the mother of Jesus to the cross, with several other women, and remained there the entire time. John gives us close-up of the shame, the pain and the ugliness of the cross in John 19
30 Mar 2025 English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Christianity

Other recent episodes

The Ark

Many people today regard themselves as naturally good people, and doubt the idea that God calls people to believe in Jesus Christ. The account of the Flood and the Ark remind us that God may indeed hold all men guilty, and require that people accept His exclusive salvation
1 Mar 25 min

Depravity and the Deluge

In the strange time just before the Flood, the world was a violent, dangerous, and demonic place. What does the Bible have to say about the giants, demons and superhuman of Genesis 6?
22 Feb 25 min

The Gem of Geneologies

Some of the most overlooked and dismissed portions of the Bible are the genealogies, which seem to be just boring lists of names. However, since all Scripture is inspired, these lists have some surprisingly important truth to teach us. We consider three vital lessons that the genealogy in Genesis 5…
15 Feb 25 min

Walking with God in a world that doesn't

Enoch was a man who took the road less traveled - he chose to walk with God amidst a very corrupt culture. What does it mean to walk with God? Genesis 5 teaches us how taking the road less traveled can make all the difference
8 Feb 24 min

Cain, culture and corruption

What is culture? Where does it come from, and how dies it affect us? Genesis, as the book of beginnings, describes the very origin of culture, and teaches us both its blessings and its dangers
1 Feb 26 min
All episodes