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This talk is about the good news and our city. God tells the children of Israel through Jeremiah to pray for the prosperity of the city in which they're being held captive. If the city prospers, they prosper. Good news for our city (Jeremiah 29:1-14). This talk is about the good news and our city. God tells the children of Israel through Jeremiah to pray for the prosperity of the city in which they're being held captive. If the city prospers, they prosper. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism7.mp3 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 12:00:00 GMT 41:50 Evangelism, city, outreach, mission, society, social, gospel Joseph Bailie Good news that changes lives (Eph 4:17-32). We often see the good news as just being about becoming a Christian (getting over the line) but the Bible says that there's far more to it than that. The gospel is about God's new kingdom being built here on earth. God saves us for a purpose - to be like Jesus. We often see the good news as just being about becoming a Christian (getting over the line) but the Bible says that there's far more to it than that. The gospel is about God's new kingdom being built here on earth. God saves us for a purpose - to be like Jesus. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism6.mp3 Mon, 25 Aug 2008 12:00:00 GMT 71:54 evangelism, transformation James Lindsey Good news for our neighbour (1 Peter 3:15). The good news isn't good news unless it's good news for individuals first. Peter says that we should always be ready to give a reason for the hope within us. Good news for our neighbour (1 Peter 3:15). The good news isn't good news unless it's good news for individuals first. Peter says that we should always be ready to give a reason for the hope within us. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism5.mp3 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 12:00:00 GMT 25:34 evangelism, Christ, culture, salt, light, neighbour, mission, witness Tim Bailie Good news that attracts (Acts 2:42-47). As well as dividing people, the gospel also attracts people. Living out the gospel is attractive to many because if we live as a community of God's people it's quite radical. In an individualistic world, genuine community is a very powerful witness. Good news that attracts (Acts 2:42-47). As well as dividing people, the gospel also attracts people. Living out the gospel is attractive to many because if we live as a community of God's people it's quite radical. In an individualistic world, genuine community is a very powerful witness. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism4.mp3 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 12:00:00 GMT 20:58 evangelism, Christ, culture, salt, light, Kieran Prescott Good news for our culture (Matt 5:13-16). Jesus talks about being salt (preservative) and light (exposing evil) and being a city on a hill (counter culture). How is the gospel good news for the society that we live in? Good news for our culture (Matt 5:13-16). Jesus talks about being salt (preservative) and light (exposing evil) and being a city on a hill (counter culture). How is the gospel good news for the society that we live in? http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism3.mp3 Sun, 3 Aug 2008 12:00:00 GMT 52:18 evangelism, Christ, culture, salt, light Eddie Neat Looking at 1 Corinthians 1. The gospel is wisdom to those the Holy Spirit reveals it to, foolishness to those whom he doesn't 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. We miss something about evangelism if we don't see how people respond to the gospel. If we understand how the gospel is received then we won't be as disappointed when people don't accept it. It's also worth reminding ourselves that people reject the gospel rather than us. Even though people say that they reject the gospel because of Christians, at the heart they reject it because of the message if it's presented faithfully. 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. We miss something about evangelism if we don't see how people respond to the gospel. If we understand how the gospel is received then we won't be as disappointed when people don't accept it. It's also worth reminding ourselves that people reject the gospel rather than us. Even though people say that they reject the gospel because of Christians, at the heart they reject it because of the message if it's presented faithfully. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism2.mp3 Sun, 27 Jul 2008 12:00:00 GMT 25:07 evangelism, wisdom Clive Barker Evangelism and world mission World mission is a good place to start our series, realising that the gospel is for every nation, tribe and tongue. The passage tells us to go into all the world and make disciples of every nation. World mission is a good place to start our series, realising that the gospel is for every nation, tribe and tongue. The passage tells us to go into all the world and make disciples of every nation. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/evangelism1.mp3 Mon, 21 Jul 2008 12:00:00 GMT 51:47 mission, evangelism Nigel Jones Can a person step out of their salvation? The last in our Ask Anything series. The last question (but by no means least) is: Can a person step out of their salvation? Nigel looks at the tricky passage in Hebrews 5-6 to answer the question. The last in our Ask Anything series. The last question (but by no means least) is: Can a person step out of their salvation? Nigel looks at the tricky passage in Hebrews 5-6 to answer the question. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Losingfaith.mp3 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 12:00:00 GMT 43:36 salvation Matt Newboult A look at how the Sabbath rest is fulfilled in Jesus "I have never understood the concept of 'sabbath rest'. I realise we live under the new covenant but God rested when the world was perfect. Should we take off a day to rest and worship God? How does this fit with Jesus being the sabbath rest?". For this talk you may need the diagram that everyone else saw, which is available in the downloads with this podcast. Also, if you'd like a transcript of the talk, it's available here: transcript of the Ask Anything talk on the Sabbath. "I have never understood the concept of 'sabbath rest'. I realise we live under the new covenant but God rested when the world was perfect. Should we take off a day to rest and worship God? How does this fit with Jesus being the sabbath rest?". For this talk you may need the diagram that everyone else saw, which is available in the downloads with this podcast. Also, if you'd like a transcript of the talk, it's available here: transcript of the Ask Anything talk on the Sabbath. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Sabbath.mp3 Sun, 6 Jul 2008 12:00:00 GMT 37:14 Sabbath, Sunday, Seventh Day, Week, Work, Creation, 10 commandments Jonty Rhodes Christ and culture part 4: Reaching our world In the final talk of our weekend, Jonty looks at how, as Paul would say, we're to be all things to all men. We're to hold on tight to the unchanging truths of the gospel, whilst at the same time being prepared to change our methods of presenting the gospel to fit the culture we're in. In the final talk of our weekend, Jonty looks at how, as Paul would say, we're to be all things to all men. We're to hold on tight to the unchanging truths of the gospel, whilst at the same time being prepared to change our methods of presenting the gospel to fit the culture we're in. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/Harby2008_talk4.mp3 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 39:45 evangelism, Christ, culture Chris Hodder Ask Anything: Why does God allow suffering? It was great to have Chris Hodder, the Anglican Chaplain for the University come to speak on: Why does God allow suffering? Chris presents a number of jigsaw pieces that might help as we'll obviously have to wait for the full answer in the new world. It was great to have Chris Hodder, the Anglican Chaplain for the University come to speak on: Why does God allow suffering? Chris presents a number of jigsaw pieces that might help as we'll obviously have to wait for the full answer in the new world. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Suffering.mp3 Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 36:07 suffering Jonty Rhodes Christ and culture part 2: Copy-cat creators The first main talk of the weekend. Jonty looks at the big picture theme of the Bible. To understand how we take the gospel to our culture, first we need to go back to the beginning and understand the God is our creator and all that that means. The first main talk of the weekend. Jonty looks at the big picture theme of the Bible. To understand how we take the gospel to our culture, first we need to go back to the beginning and understand the God is our creator and all that that means. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/Harby2008_talk2.mp3 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 39:22 Christ, culture, creation Jonty Rhodes Christ and culture part 3: Understanding our world Everyone worships something, even if they don't know they do. We either worship the one, true God or some God has made. Understanding the mindset, the philosophy of the world, helps us understand ourselves and those we share our faith with. Everyone worships something, even if they don't know they do. We either worship the one, true God or some God has made. Understanding the mindset, the philosophy of the world, helps us understand ourselves and those we share our faith with. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/Harby2008_talk3.mp3 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 31:47 Christ, culture, world, idols Jonty Rhodes Christ and culture part 1: Introduction Jonty introduces his theme for the weekend - Christ and culture. Jonty introduces his theme for the weekend - Christ and culture. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/Harby2008_talk1.mp3 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 10:11 culture, Christ John Cooper Ask Anything: Is sex before marriage wrong? Should Christians date non-Christians? John Cooper from St Auckmunds in the city came to speak on the questions: Is sex before marriage wrong? and Should Christians date non-Christians? John Cooper from St Auckmunds in the city came to speak on the questions: Is sex before marriage wrong? and Should Christians date non-Christians? http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Dating.mp3 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 26:48 Dating Stephen Willetts Ask Anything: Does prayer make a difference? Steve looks at the question: Does prayer make a difference? Steve looks at the question: Does prayer make a difference? http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Prayer.mp3 Mon, 9 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 32:09 prayer Dan Walter Ask Anything: What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit? Dan came back to speak on the question: What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit? It's a question that often worries Christians, but if it's something you worry about it's unlikely that you've committed it. Listen to find out more. Dan came back to speak on the question: What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit? It's a question that often worries Christians, but if it's something you worry about it's unlikely that you've committed it. Listen to find out more. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Blasphemy.mp3 Mon, 2 Jun 2008 12:00:00 GMT 35:49 blasphemy Wes Guy What is the Biblical role of women in the church? What is the Biblical role of women in the church? http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Women.mp3 Sun, 25 May 2008 12:00:00 GMT 30:43 Women, Men, Church, Bible, Biblical Bob Dalton What does the Bible teach about tithing and giving? What does the Bible teach about tithing and giving? http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Giving.mp3 Tue, 20 May 2008 12:00:00 GMT 38:55 Giving, Tithing, Money, Finances, Charity Matt Newboult How we're people saved in the Old Testament before Jesus came? We're continuing in our series answering questions raised by the church. This week we're looking at:How were people saved before Jesus? For more information about this subject please check out the blog.
We're continuing in our series answering questions raised by the church. This week we're looking at:How were people saved before Jesus? For more information about this subject please check out the blog.
http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Salvation.mp3 Wed, 7 May 2008 12:00:00 GMT 38:56 Salvation Mike Moore How much influence has Greek and Roman Philosophy had on Christianity. Just how much of Christianity has been developed from Greek philosophers (Aristotle!) from pre-Christian times and also from pagan Roman influences? Further reading on the blog. Just how much of Christianity has been developed from Greek philosophers (Aristotle!) from pre-Christian times and also from pagan Roman influences? Further reading on the blog. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_PaganPhilosophy.mp3 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 12:00:00 GMT 57:37 Philosophy, Greek, Plato, Artisotle, Roman Viv and Wes Guy Viv and Wes look at the subject of Christian parenting from the Bible. Does the Bible have anything to say about parenting? What is the responsibility of others to kids in church? Read the blog for book recommendations. Does the Bible have anything to say about parenting? What is the responsibility of others to kids in church? Read the blog for book recommendations. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Parenting.mp3 Sun, 20 Apr 2008 12:00:00 GMT 41:48 Kids, Children, Parenting, Discipline, Family Gerald Tanner Is it necessary to believe in a literal 6 day creation of the world as in Genesis 1? How old does the Bible say the world is? How does that compare/clash with what Science tells us? e.g. the world is millions/billions of years old? Can science and religion ever agree on creation? Read the blog for more resources and book recommendations. Is it necessary to believe in a literal 6 day creation of the world as in Genesis 1? How old does the Bible say the world is? How does that compare/clash with what Science tells us? e.g. the world is millions/billions of years old? Can science and religion ever agree on creation? Read the blog for more resources and book recommendations. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/AskAnything_Creation.mp3 Sun, 13 Apr 2008 12:00:00 GMT 53:29 Creation, Evolution, Science Matt Newboult The last chapter in John where the post-resurrection Jesus eats breakfast with the disciples. We've reached the last chapter in John's Gospel. John doesn't end his gospel with the ascension but with Jesus eating breakfast with his disciples. But this chapter is about one disciple in particular - Peter. John 21 shows how Jesus gently but firmly restores and sends out Peter to live and witness to the grace Jesus has shown him. We've reached the last chapter in John's Gospel. John doesn't end his gospel with the ascension but with Jesus eating breakfast with his disciples. But this chapter is about one disciple in particular - Peter. John 21 shows how Jesus gently but firmly restores and sends out Peter to live and witness to the grace Jesus has shown him. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John21.mp3 Sat, 12 Apr 2008 12:00:00 GMT 34:11 breakfast, John, Jesus Wes Guy In John 20, Jesus rises from the dead and appears to the disciples. In John 20, Jesus rises from the dead and appears to the disciples, first to Mary, then to the disciples (minus Thomas) and finally to Thomas. John sums up his book a chapter early by saying that all he's written, he's written so that people believe that Jesus is the Saviour of the world. In John 20, Jesus rises from the dead and appears to the disciples, first to Mary, then to the disciples (minus Thomas) and finally to Thomas. John sums up his book a chapter early by saying that all he's written, he's written so that people believe that Jesus is the Saviour of the world. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John20.mp3 Mon, 31 Mar 2008 12:00:00 GMT 30:01 John, resurrection Murray Golder Jesus is arrested in Gethsemane and tried before the religious leaders. Murray and his family are working overseas with WEC and are home for a break. He looks at John 18 where Jesus is arrested. As he stands in the garden, he proclaims that he is the "I am", and the soldiers come to arrest him fall down. In the same scene Peter cuts off one of the soldiers ears. Jesus, who had all the power in the universe chose to lay it down for us, willingly. Murray and his family are working overseas with WEC and are home for a break. He looks at John 18 where Jesus is arrested. As he stands in the garden, he proclaims that he is the "I am", and the soldiers come to arrest him fall down. In the same scene Peter cuts off one of the soldiers ears. Jesus, who had all the power in the universe chose to lay it down for us, willingly. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John18.mp3 Tue, 18 Mar 2008 12:00:00 GMT 32:43 Jesus, John, Gethsemane, WEC Matt Newboult From the archives. Jesus prays for the disciples and for us. Contrary to popular belief, we didn't miss out John 17, leaving it the great unpreached chapter in John. We did a mini-series of three talks on it last year when we looked at the subject of prayer (John 17 being all about the subject). Here's one of them to jog your memory. Contrary to popular belief, we didn't miss out John 17, leaving it the great unpreached chapter in John. We did a mini-series of three talks on it last year when we looked at the subject of prayer (John 17 being all about the subject). Here's one of them to jog your memory. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John17.mp3 Wed, 12 Mar 2008 12:00:00 GMT 38:05 Jesus, prayer, John Matt Newboult Jesus explains who the Holy Spirit is. The subject of the Holy Spirit causes division amongst Christians today, but he needn't. The arguments we have tend to be from our personal experiences. What we really need to do is look at what God's Word says about him and there are few better places to go for that than John 16 where Jesus tells us who he is. The subject of the Holy Spirit causes division amongst Christians today, but he needn't. The arguments we have tend to be from our personal experiences. What we really need to do is look at what God's Word says about him and there are few better places to go for that than John 16 where Jesus tells us who he is. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John16.mp3 Mon, 25 Feb 2008 12:00:00 GMT 34:18 Spirit, Jesus, John Ant Adams Jesus says that he is the true vine. Ant is currently the Assistant Minister at Woodlands Church, pastoring their Oakwood church plant. He spends some of his time working for Radstock Ministries and also has plans to plant a church in Normanton in the autumn. In John 15, Jesus says that he is the vine and that we are joined to God through him. Ant is currently the Assistant Minister at Woodlands Church, pastoring their Oakwood church plant. He spends some of his time working for Radstock Ministries and also has plans to plant a church in Normanton in the autumn. In John 15, Jesus says that he is the vine and that we are joined to God through him. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John15.mp3 Mon, 18 Feb 2008 12:00:00 GMT 28:56 Jesus, John, vine Wes Guy Jesus says that he is the way, the truth and the life. Wes picks up John's Gospel again looking at chapter 14, where Jesus makes the bold claim that he is the way, the truth and the life. An arrogant claim or an act of love - Jesus knowing that there's no other way to God but through his cross. Wes picks up John's Gospel again looking at chapter 14, where Jesus makes the bold claim that he is the way, the truth and the life. An arrogant claim or an act of love - Jesus knowing that there's no other way to God but through his cross. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John14.mp3 Mon, 11 Feb 2008 12:00:00 GMT 30:02 Jesus, way, truth, life Wes Guy Jesus washes the disciples feet. Jesus washes the disciples feet and shows that it's not ruling that makes you a disciple but serving. The last will be first and the first will be last. Jesus washes the disciples feet and shows that it's not ruling that makes you a disciple but serving. The last will be first and the first will be last. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John13.mp3 Mon, 10 Dec 2007 12:00:00 GMT 30:08 Jesus, servant, John Matt Newboult Jesus isn't just a cool new philosophy, he's the only way to God. Jesus tackles unbelief head on in this chapter showing that it's not about cool philosophy or wise living that makes you right with God, but whether you believe in Jesus or not. Simple. Jesus tackles unbelief head on in this chapter showing that it's not about cool philosophy or wise living that makes you right with God, but whether you believe in Jesus or not. Simple. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John12.mp3 Mon, 3 Dec 2007 12:00:00 GMT 36:16 Jesus, John, unbelief Kieran Prescott Jesus brings his friend Lazarus back from the dead showing that he really is the resurrection and the life for us. Kieran comes from Lapworth, near Birmingham. We have pretty close connections with their church because their Pastor's son is married to our elder's daughter and other connections. Here Kieran tackles this awesome passage about resurrection. Notice that Lazerus didn't have a lot to do with his resurrection - it was all a work of God. Kieran comes from Lapworth, near Birmingham. We have pretty close connections with their church because their Pastor's son is married to our elder's daughter and other connections. Here Kieran tackles this awesome passage about resurrection. Notice that Lazerus didn't have a lot to do with his resurrection - it was all a work of God. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John11.mp3 Mon, 26 Nov 2007 12:00:00 GMT 26:30 Jesus, John, Lazarus, resurrection Wes Guy Jesus is the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep. Wes looks at John 10, where Jesus makes the awesome claim that he is the Good Shepherd. That may not sound that strange to us, but if you were a Jew who thought of God as being the Great Shepherd (Psalm 23) that was tantamount to blasphemy. Wes looks at John 10, where Jesus makes the awesome claim that he is the Good Shepherd. That may not sound that strange to us, but if you were a Jew who thought of God as being the Great Shepherd (Psalm 23) that was tantamount to blasphemy. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John10.mp3 Mon, 12 Nov 2007 12:00:00 GMT 38:05 Jesus, shepherd, John Matt Newboult Jesus heals a man born blind who turns out to be some evangelist. In chapter 5 Jesus healed a pretty unpleasant paralysed man. Here Jesus heals a guy you'd want to be your best friend. He even stands up against the religious leaders! What's the secret? He just knew that Jesus was far greater than they were. This chapter shows that you don't need a lot of knowledge, just a lot of simple trust in Jesus. In chapter 5 Jesus healed a pretty unpleasant paralysed man. Here Jesus heals a guy you'd want to be your best friend. He even stands up against the religious leaders! What's the secret? He just knew that Jesus was far greater than they were. This chapter shows that you don't need a lot of knowledge, just a lot of simple trust in Jesus. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John9.mp3 Mon, 5 Nov 2007 12:00:00 GMT 37:14 blind, Jesus, healing Stephen Willetts Jesus is the light of the world. Stephen is a deacon at Trinity and also works for Derby City Mission. Here he looks at chapter 8 where Jesus said: "I am the light of the world". Stephen is a deacon at Trinity and also works for Derby City Mission. Here he looks at chapter 8 where Jesus said: "I am the light of the world". http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John8.mp3 Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:00:00 GMT 28:08 Jesus, John, light John Cooper Jesus explains who he is and what authority he comes with. John Cooper is from St Auckmunds Church in the city. Previously he was in the far east working as a missionary. Here he looks at the complicated but amazing passage where Jesus explains who he is and what authority he comes with. John Cooper is from St Auckmunds Church in the city. Previously he was in the far east working as a missionary. Here he looks at the complicated but amazing passage where Jesus explains who he is and what authority he comes with. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John7.mp3 Mon, 22 Oct 2007 12:00:00 GMT 27:22 Jesus, John, authority Dave Ayling Jesus is the bread of life. Dave Ayling is the Pastor at City Church, Curzon Street Derby. He looks at John 6 and the feeding of the 5000. Jesus fed 5000 but he also said that he was the Bread of Life so this passage is a picture of what God is like. Dave Ayling is the Pastor at City Church, Curzon Street Derby. He looks at John 6 and the feeding of the 5000. Jesus fed 5000 but he also said that he was the Bread of Life so this passage is a picture of what God is like. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John6.mp3 Mon, 15 Oct 2007 12:00:00 GMT 56:14 Jesus, John, bread, life Matt Newboult Jesus heals a rather unpleasant paralysed man showing that salvation is all a work of God. In John chapter 5, Jesus meets a paralysed man by the pool of Bethesda. The odd thing about this healing is that the man is deeply unpleasant, ungrateful and generally not very nice at all - even after he's healed. Yet, Jesus still heals him showing that salvation is all a work of God. In John chapter 5, Jesus meets a paralysed man by the pool of Bethesda. The odd thing about this healing is that the man is deeply unpleasant, ungrateful and generally not very nice at all - even after he's healed. Yet, Jesus still heals him showing that salvation is all a work of God. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John5.mp3 Mon, 8 Oct 2007 12:00:00 GMT 36:28 Jesus, John, paralysed, salvation Mark Budenberg Jesus talks with a Samaritan woman and changes her life. Mark and his family work for WEC in New Zealand. In John chapter 4, Jesus talks with a Samaritan woman, breaking all the social taboos of the day in order to change her life. Mark and his family work for WEC in New Zealand. In John chapter 4, Jesus talks with a Samaritan woman, breaking all the social taboos of the day in order to change her life. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John4.mp3 Mon, 1 Oct 2007 12:00:00 GMT 44:48 Samaritan, Jesus, John, woman Geoff Holland Nicodemus comes to talk to Jesus at night and gets a surprising answer to his questions. Geoff Holland from Derby City Mission tackles the story of how Nicodemus, a Pharisee met Jesus at night. Geoff Holland from Derby City Mission tackles the story of how Nicodemus, a Pharisee met Jesus at night. http://media.feedyoursoul.s3.amazonaws.com/John3.mp3 Mon, 24 Sep 2007 12:00:00 GMT 33:51 Nicodemus, Jesus, John, bornagain