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On The Way with Mike Wilson

By: Mike Wilson
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  • On the Way is a Bible Study podcast that walks through Scripture in episodes that are short enough (less than 10 minutes) that you can listen to them on the way to your destination and deep enough to help you on the way to becoming who God created you to be.
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  • On The Way - Episode 40 - Luke 23.26 - 24

    On The Way - Episode 40 - Luke 23.26 - 24
    Apr 12 2023
    Here are the discussion questions for this episode:  
    1. Read Matthew 16:24 and compare it to the story of Simon from Cyrene. (Luke 23:26)
    2. The criminal who asked Jesus to remember him is in paradise today. What does that teach us about the things need to do to get to Paradise? (Luke 23:43)
    3. When Jesus died, the curtain that separated the Holy of Holies from the rest of the temple was ripped in two. What does that tell us about the transition from Old Covenant to New Covenant? (Luke 23:45)
    4. Even though they had heard many predictions of the Messiah's resurrection and had seen Jesus raise people from the dead, the disciples didn't believe Jesus had actually risen. What caused them to doubt it? (Luke 24:11)
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    10 mins
  • On The Way - Episode 39 - Luke 22:1 - 23:25

    On The Way - Episode 39 - Luke 22:1 - 23:25
    Apr 5 2023
    Here are the discussion questions for this episode:  
    1. Judas appears to be the main adversary of the crucifixion story, but Luke tells us He was possessed by the satan. If we are called to love our enemies, what does that say about how we should feel about Judas? (Luke 22:3)
    2. The satan is never given a proper name in Scripture. Instead, we are given metaphors and descriptions of him. Why do you think that is? (Luke 22:3)
    3. The Last Supper was the Passover Meal. Jesus served His disciples at The Last Supper, and He told them to remember His sacrifice when they feast together in the future. How well does our communion liturgy honor Christ's request? (Luke 22:19)
    4. In the garden, Jesus asked God to find a different way to bring forgiveness to the world. Does that mean Jesus was weak? (Luke 22:42-44)
    5. Pilate gave in to the pressure of the mob. What absolute standard do we rely on to avoid following the desires of popular opinion? (Luke 23:25)
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    11 mins
  • On The Way - Episode 38 - Luke 19:28 - 21

    On The Way - Episode 38 - Luke 19:28 - 21
    Mar 29 2023
    Thank you for joining me for this episode of On The Way. Here are the discussion question for this episode:  
    1. Why do you think Jesus vandalized the shops in the temple? (Luke 19:46)
    2. When Jesus said, "give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar," what was He teaching? (Luke 20:25)
    3. Jesus said people won't be married to each other in Heaven. How does that make you feel? What are the earthly implications of that?  (Luke 20:35)
    4. Why did Jesus praise the poor widow who gave less than the wealthy people? (Luke 21:4)
    5. The Jewish religious leaders justified killing Jesus by pointing to His prophesy about the destruction of the temple. The temple has been destroyed multiple times throughout history. The curtain that covered the Holy of Holies was ripped when Jesus died, and the temple was destroyed in 70 AD. Many Christians predict that the temple will be rebuilt and destroyed in the future. What event do you believe Jesus was prophesying in Luke 21?
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    13 mins
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