WHTT Podcasts

John - Chapter 1: 1-13 (Part 2)

We start in the first chapter of John.

John 1: 14-18 (Part 3)

The "Word" to a first century Israelite was the law of Moses.  Herod's temple was rebuilt and waiting for the return of God.  The "New Temple" is Jesus.

John 1: 19-34 (Part 4)

We continue in our study of John with John, the Baptist declaring that "I am the 'the voice of one crying in the wildernes: 'Make traight the way of the Lord.'"

John 1: 34 - 2: 11 (Part 5)

This program was recorded after the "scheduled" end of the world according to Harold Camping.  Our study leader, Mark Horton, makes some comments on the history of predicting the "Rapture" prior to our continuation of our study of the book of John.

John 2: 12- 3: 9 (Part 6)

Jesus drives the money changers and sacrificial animal purveyors out of the temple.  An excellent explanation for this is presented.  And, the house of God becomes the household of God after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

John 3: 10-36 (Part 7)

Mark Horton continues our investigation into the Book of John.

John 4: 1-26 (Part 8)

Jesus introduces the concept of "Living Water" in his interaction with the Samaritan woman at the well.

John 4: 27-54 (Part 9)

The book of John has been called the "Gospel of Fulfillment" because so many promises of God were completed.  Many evangelical Christians today are fixating on future fulfillments.  Jesus said, "My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me and to finish His work."

John 5: 1- 47 (Part 10)

In between the healing of the lame man by Jesus at the pool of Bethesda and the persecution of Jesus by the Judean leaders, Mark Horton discusses dispensationalism and preterism.  Don't miss this.

John 6: 1-40 (Part 11)

Jesus feeds the 5,000 and walks on water and a whole lot of thoughtful insight in between in this podcast with Mark Horton leading.

John 6: 41 - 59 (Part 12)

Jesus tells us in this study that "No one can come to Me unless the Father who sent Me draws him..."

John 6: 60 - 71 (Part 13)

In today's study we learn that many disciples of Jesus turned away. And, in the study, there is a lively conversation about the state of modern evangelical church.

John 7: 1-31 (Part 14)

Jesus' perfect timing is not altered by his brothers or the Judean leaders who want him arrested.  Jesus avoids arrest knowing that the time of his is ultimate arrest is not yet come.

John 7: 32 - 8: 11 (Part 15)

Mark Horton continues with our study in the New Testament Book of John.  Jesus contends with the Pharisees who were ready to take him.

John 8: 12 - 31 (Part 16)

In today's study Jesus declares, "Iam the light of the world.  He who follows me shall not walk in darkness, but, have the light."

John 8: 31 - 59 (Part 17)

In today's study Jesus makes the bold claim to the Pharisees, "...before Abraham was, I AM."  Jesus is the seed of Abraham not the modern state of Israel and its inhabitants.

John 9: 1 - 41 (Part 18)

Jesus heals the blind man.  Included in our study is a fascinating account by Mark Horton about the pool of Siloam where the blind man washed off the clay applied by Jesus.   Archaeological finds in the recent past bring new light on the pool of Siloam.

John 10: 1 -18 (Part 19)

Mark Horton starts are study of John 10 with the background from Ezekiel 34 that is the basis for Jesus' parable where he says "I am the Good Shepherd."

John 10: 19 - 42 (Part 20)

At the Feast of Dedication at the Temple in Solomon's porch, Jesus is challenged by the religous leaders who attempt to stone Him again.

John 11: 1 - 37 (Part 21)

Jesus raises Lazarus from death in this study of John led by Mark Horton.

John 11: 38 -53 (Part 22)

We study the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus and the plot to kill Jesus.

John 11: 54 - 12: 19 (Part 23)

Our study includes the anointing of Jesus by Lazarus' sister, Mary, with very costly oil, spikenard.  After a plot to kill Lazarus, Jesus makes triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

John 12: 20 - 30 (Part 24)

Following Jesus requires His followers to expand His kingdom here on earth.  In this study of John, find out why followers of Christ should be taking action and not just sitting in pews in churches.  Don't miss this lesson led by Mark Horton.

John 12: 12:37 - 13:11 (Part 25)

The prophecies of Isaiah about Jesus are covered in this lesson and the incident of Christ washing the disciples feet.

John 13: 10-38 (Part 26)

The spirit of Satan enters into Judas who betrays Jesus.

John 14: 1-17 (Part 27)

Find out how the Romans could afford to build the Colieseum.  And, learn what it means to pray in the name of Jesus.  We don't praying for war in the name of Jesus fits with the character of God.

John 14: 18-31 (Part 28)

Jesus prepares his disciples for his upcoming crucifixion.  He reassures them of the Helper, The Holy Spirit that will guide them.

John 15: 1 - 17 (Part 29)

Jesus reveals the relationship between believers and himself.  Mark Horton stops to about Determinism (aka Calvinism) and Armenianism interpretations of the Bible.

John 15: 18 to 16: 11 (Part 30)

Jesus gives his final instructions to his disciples before his crucifixion.  Jesus warns them that "If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you."

John 16: 12-24 (Part 31)

Jesus tells his disciples that there will be sorrow at his death but that "your sorrow  will be turned into joy."

John 16: 25 - 17: 18 (Part 32)

Jesus has overcome the world and he prays for Himself and His disciples before his crucifixion.  Don't miss the interesting discussion in this podcast about the beliefs of some Christians who hold that there are two paths to heaven.

John 17: 19 to 18: 11 (Part 33)

Jesus prays for all future believers and then is betrayed by Judas and Jesus' power is demonstrated after the Pharisees and guards ask if He is Jesus.  After Jesus replies, "I am He."  all fall to the ground.

John 18: 12-38 (Part 34)

The four trials of Jesus are studied in this podcast.  Included is a discussion of Scofield Reference Bible footnotes found in the 1908 and 1967 versions.  By 1967, C.I. Scofield had been dead for 40 years.  This all has to do about where is Jesus' kingdom.  Don't miss this thought provoking edition.

John 18: 38 to 19: 27 (Part 35)

Our study starts with the second Roman trial of Jesus and leads along the tortuous path to the crucifixion of Jesus.  Along the way we learn some very interesting facts that Mark Horton's studies in preparation for the book of John.  Don't miss this one!

John 19: 28-42 (Part 36)

In this study Mark Horton discusses the implications of Jesus knowing that all was complete and that the scriptures were fulfilled with his crucifixion.

John 20: 1 - 31 (Part 37)

Our study today is about the resurrection of Jesus.  When Jesus walked the earth, the language spoken by the Israelites was Aramaic.  We talk about this along with other interesting aspects of Jesus' resurrection.

John 21: 1-25 (Part 38)

Mark Horton concludes our study of John with an excellent summary of the book.  And, we are treated with a song written and sung by our own Leslie Fort.

Hosea - Intro. & Chapter 1 (Pt. 1)

We start our study in the Old Testament book of Hosea. One of the interesting items that is a discussion and comparison of words: Jew vs. Judean vs. Judahite vs. Israel.

Hosea - Chapter 2 (Pt. 2)

We continue our in depth study of Old Testament prophet, Hosea.

Hosea - Chapters 2 & 3 (Part 3)

Included in this lesson in the book of Hosea is a discussion of the 1967 Oxford Press footnotes in the Scofield Reference Bible that claim that modern Israel is the earthly bride of the of the Lord while the church of Christ is the heavenly bride of Christ.

Hosea - Chapters 4 to 7 (Pt. 4)

One of the questions that came up during our study of Hosea related to whether or not there was a connection between the Ashkenazi converts to Judaism in the 9th century A.D. and the ancient people of Judah. Be sure to check this one out.

Hosea - Chapters 8 & 9 (Pt. 5)

In Chapter 8 we read the well know saying, "For they sow the wind and they reap the whirlwind."

Hosea - Chapters 10 & 11 (Pt. 6)

We continue with our in depth study of the book of Old Testament prophet, Hosea.

Hosea - Chapters 12 -14 (Pt. 7)

In our final podcast on Hosea we look at the importance of filtering the Old Testament through the lens of the New Testament.  Neo-Christians need a physical Israel instead of a spirtual kingdom as foretold in Hosea and confirmed by Paul in his letter to the Ephesians.

Luke 22: 1 - 34

Judas agrees to betray Jesus, the Passover is celebrated and the Lord's supper is instituted.  

Luke 21: 20 - 38

The destruction of Jerusalem and the dangers of dispensationalism are discussed in this study of Luke led by Mark Horton.