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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 24 MIN

Opinions, Confusion & Living Water | John 7 Conversations

from Relevant Roundtable · host Relevant Church Ybor

n this episode of Relevant Roundtable, Pastor Paul and Susie Wirth dive into John chapter 7 and unpack what it means to follow Jesus in the middle of cultural confusion, division, and endless opinions. From social media algorithms and modern influence to the Festival of Booths (Sukkot) and Jesus’ powerful declaration, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink,” this conversation explores how Jesus remains the source of truth, peace, and fulfillment in a world full of noise.They discuss:• Why everyone has an opinion about Jesus• How culture, social media, and comparison shape us• The division and tension surrounding Jesus in John 7• The meaning behind the Festival of Booths and living water• Why people today are spiritually thirsty• The difference between consuming and being filled• How discipleship shapes our identity and worldview• Why Jesus never changed truth to fit cultureIf you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by confusion, pressure, comparison, or searching for truth, this conversation will encourage you to keep following Jesus above everything else.Follow & Subscribe:@RelevantRoundtable on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

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