Emmaus Rd Podcast

Sarah explores the raising of Lazarus as a story of deep love, honest grief, and defiant hope in the face of the impossible. As Jesus stands at the tomb, we’re invited to bring our belief, our tears, and even our disbelief—and hear Him call life where death seemed to have the final word.

Pete explores the story of Jesus healing the man born blind, a moment that helps us reflect on our assumptions about seeing, believing, and truth, and what we do when an encounter with Jesus changes how we see everything.

Peter Burton reflects on Jesus walking on the water in John 6, revealing his power over fear and chaos. As the disciples encounter Jesus in the storm, we’re reminded that courage in the Christian life flows not from calm circumstances, but from the presence of the one who walks above the waves.

Sarah explores how John 6 shows Jesus not just as a miracle worker, but as the one who meets us in our weakness, multiplies what we place in His hands, and invites us to trust His present, generous love.

Peter reflects on John 5 where Jesus asks, “Do you want to be healed?”, and As the focus shifts from the miracle to Jesus Himself, we’re invited to examine our assumptions about wholeness and recognise the authority and compassion of the true healer.

Sam explores how true faith is formed when we trust His word before we see the outcome, and how it’s possible to celebrate the miracle while missing the miracle-worker Himself.

Peter Burton kicks off our new series and introduces John’s Gospel through Jesus’ first sign at Cana, inviting us to encounter the abundance of grace, joy, and life that flows from trusting more deeply in who Jesus is.

Sarah Yardley concludes our series on Philippians, and invites us to become people who bring every joy, conflict, need, and moment to God with thanksgiving, discovering His peace and His presence as we do.