A Weekend to Learn Christ

Humanity is hungry for meaning, peace, identity, and life — yet nothing in this world truly satisfies.In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore John 6 where Jesus reveals Himself not merely as a miracle worker, but as the Bread of Life who alone satisfies the human soul forever.Why did many follow Jesus for bread yet miss the Christ standing before them?📖 John 6🎙 Host: Onimisi ISAHPresented by Learn Christ GlobalRevealing Christ. Transforming Lives.

The Scriptures were never meant to stop at information — they were meant to reveal Christ to you. ‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful witnesses Jesus presented about Himself: John the Baptist, His works, the Father, Moses, and the Scriptures themselves.‎What if the greatest tragedy is reading the Bible yet missing Jesus?‎📖 John 5:30–47‎🎙 Host: Onimisi ISAH‎Presented by Learn Christ Global‎Revealing Christ. Transforming Lives.‎

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful healing at Bethesda in Gospel of John 5:5–9.‎A man, sick for 38 years, represents more than physical suffering — he reveals the condition of humanity under the law: willing, yet powerless.‎But then Jesus steps in.‎Without being asked, He approaches the man and speaks a word that carries power:“Rise, take up your bed, and walk."‎And in a moment, everything changes.‎In this teaching, you’ll discover:‎* Why the law exposes weakness but cannot produce strength‎* The deeper meaning behind the man’s 38-year condition‎* How grace doesn’t demand — it supplies‎* The transforming power of the word of Christ‎This is not just healing.‎This is a revelation of the Son of God who gives life.‎🎙️ Learn Christ. Live Christ.

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful account of Bethesda in the Gospel of John 5:1–4 — a place called the “House of Mercy,” yet filled with suffering and limitation.‎What does this scene reveal about life under the law?‎Why were so many still helpless despite the presence of mercy?‎And how does this prepare us for the fullness of life in Christ?‎Through this teaching, you’ll discover:‎* The deeper meaning behind the pool of Bethesda‎* How it reflects man’s inability under the law‎* The difference between limited mercy and abundant grace‎* Why Jesus didn’t come just to help — but to give life‎This is more than a story.‎It is a revelation of the glory of Christ and the sufficiency of His finished work.‎🎙️ Learn Christ. Live Christ.‎

When Faith Takes God at His Word (John 4:46–54)A desperate father meets Jesus—and learns that true faith believes without seeing.When Jesus speaks, life comes.

The Savior of the World (John 4:39–42)‎Many believed because of one woman’s testimony—but many more believed after hearing Jesus for themselves.‎‎In this episode, discover the journey from hearing about Christ to truly knowing Him.

Jesus calls us to lift our eyes and see what He sees—people ready for the gospel. The harvest is not coming later; it is already here.In this episode, discover your place in God’s work—whether sowing or reaping—and the joy of gathering fruit for eternal life.

The disciples brought food, but Jesus spoke of something greater:“My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me…”There is a kind of strength, joy, and satisfaction that only comes from doing God’s will.Are you feeding on what truly sustains?🎧 Listen now on A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast.

The woman came for water, but after meeting Jesus, she left her waterpot behind and ran to tell others: “Come, see a Man…”That’s what a real encounter with Christ does—it changes your priorities and gives you a story to tell.One transformed life can point many people to Jesus.🎧 Listen to this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast.

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we see the powerful moment when Jesus reveals Himself as the Messiah to the Samaritan woman.‎Grace led the way, Truth confronted her past, and Jesus revealed Himself to her as the Christ. ‎‎That same Jesus still reveals Himself to those who seek him with a humble open heart.

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we explore Jesus’ powerful words that the Father is seeking worshipers who will worship Him in spirit and in truth.True worship is not about a place, a building, or a religious system—it is about knowing the Father through the Son and worshiping from the heart by the Holy Spirit.God is not only looking for workers, servants, or religious people.The Father is seeking worshipers.Listen and discover what true worship really is.

Before Jesus gave the Samaritan woman living water, He first brought her conscience into the light. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we see how Jesus lovingly exposed her sin—not to condemn her, but to lead her to grace.This passage teaches an important truth: salvation begins when a person becomes honest before God. Jesus revealed her past, her relationships, and her hidden life, yet He did not reject her. She was discovered, but not condemned. Exposed, but not rejected. Known, but still loved.In this episode, we explore:• Why Jesus spoke about her husband• How God brings our conscience into the light• The difference between condemnation and conviction• Why grace does not ignore sin but deals with it• How Jesus saves people who feel ashamed and guiltyThe One who knows everything about you is still calling you to come to Him.🎧 Listen and discover how grace and truth meet in Jesus Christ.

What did Jesus mean when He said, “If you knew the gift of God…”?‎‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we continue the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman and discover one of the most beautiful truths in the gospel: God is not first a demander—God is a Giver.‎‎Jesus offers the woman living water, a picture of eternal life and the Holy Spirit—the only thing that can truly satisfy the human soul.‎‎In this episode, we explore:‎• Why the human heart is always thirsty‎• The difference between temporary satisfaction and eternal life‎• Why money, success, religion, and relationships cannot satisfy the soul‎• What Jesus meant by living water‎• The gift of God through Jesus Christ‎‎Jesus does not just give water to drink—He gives a well of life inside the believer.‎If you have ever felt empty, restless, or unsatisfied, this message will help you understand why.‎🎧 Listen and discover the gift of God and the living water that only Christ can give.‎

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we look at the beautiful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well in John chapter 4. What looks like an ordinary meeting was actually a divine appointment prepared by God.‎Jesus, the Creator of the world, sits tired and thirsty and asks a sinful, rejected woman for a drink. Instead of condemning her, He begins a conversation. Instead of avoiding her, He reaches out to her. Instead of exposing her publicly, He speaks to her personally.‎‎This encounter teaches us something powerful about the heart of Christ—He seeks sinners, meets people where they are, and crosses every barrier to bring salvation.‎‎In this episode, we learn:‎• How God arranges divine appointments‎• The humility and gentleness of Jesus‎• How Jesus approaches sinners‎• Why no one is too far gone for Christ‎• How an encounter with Jesus can change a life forever‎‎Jesus is still seeking people today, just like He sought the woman at the well.‎🎧 Listen and discover the Savior who meets people in their brokenness and gives them living water.

There are only two outcomes for every human life—and everything depends on one Person: JESUS CHRIST.‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we explore the weighty truth from Gospel of John 3:35–36—that the Father loves the Son and has given all things into His hand.‎This means your response to the Son determines your eternal destiny.‎In this episode, you will discover:‎• What it means that the Father has given all things to the Son• Why believing in Jesus gives eternal life now—not just in the future‎• What it truly means to “not obey” the Son‎• The sobering reality of God’s wrath abiding on the unbeliever‎• Why there are only two eternal outcomes—life or judgment‎This is not just a message to hear.It is a truth to respond to."‎Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life.Whoever rejects Him remains under God’s wrath."‎The choice is before you.‎🎧 Listen, be awakened, and respond to Christ.

What does it truly mean for Christ to be “above all”?‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ Podcast, we uncover a profound truth from the Gospel of John 3:30–34—that Jesus Christ is not just a teacher or prophet, but the One who comes from above and stands above all.‎John the Baptist declared, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”This is not just humility—it is revelation.‎In this episode, you will discover:‎• Why Jesus alone speaks with divine authority• The difference between earthly understanding and heavenly revelation‎• Why many people hear Christ but do not receive Him‎• What it truly means to believe His testimony‎• How the Holy Spirit reveals Christ to the heart‎Jesus speaks what He has seen and heard in heaven.To receive Him is to declare that God is true.‎This is a call to shift your focus—from self… to Christ.‎from the earth… to what is from above.‎He must increase.‎🎧 Listen, be edified, and learn Christ.

The Light Has Come‎Why Some Believe and Others Reject Christ | John 3:18–21‎‎Why do some people believe in Jesus while others turn away?‎‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore Jesus’ words in John 3:18–21, where He reveals that the real dividing line is not the law, but the light. When Christ came into the world, the light of God exposed both the truth about God and the reality of the human heart.‎‎Those who believe in the Son are no longer under condemnation, but those who reject Him remain in darkness. Discover why the light of Christ both reveals our need and leads us into life.‎‎Come and learn Christ as we reflect on what it means to step out of darkness and walk in the light.

Look to Christ and Live | John 3:14–17‎‎Why did Jesus compare His death to a bronze serpent lifted in the wilderness?‎‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the powerful connection between the cross and God’s love. Just as the Israelites were healed by looking at the lifted serpent, salvation today comes through looking to Christ crucified.‎‎Discover why the cross was necessary, what it means that Christ was “lifted up,” and how God’s love led Him to give His only Son so that whoever believes in Him would not perish but have eternal life.‎‎This episode invites you to look away from yourself and behold the Savior who bore our judgment and gives us the gift of eternal life.

Jesus speaks to Nicodemus on earth—yet declares He is in heaven and speaks as God to us even today. ‎In this episode, we behold the mystery of Christ: the Son of Man who never ceased to be God. Only He who came from heaven can reveal heavenly things and bring us into them.‎Come and learn Christ—the One who brings heaven to the human heart.

Many seek Christ as a teacher, but miss Him as Life itself. In John 3:9–12, Jesus tells Nicodemus that true understanding comes only through the New Birth experience. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we unveil why the natural man cannot grasp God’s kingdom and how the Spirit gives life that reveals heavenly truth and enable understanding. Learn to move from knowledge to life in Christ.

What does it truly mean to be born again?‎‎In John 3:5–8, Jesus reveals that entering God’s kingdom requires more than religion, morality, or knowledge — it requires new birth by the Spirit through the cleansing power of God’s Word.‎‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the profound reality of regeneration: why human nature cannot be improved, how the Spirit gives new life, and what it means to become a new creation in Christ.‎‎If you’ve ever wondered whether faith is transformation or merely reform, this message invites you to encounter the life only the Spirit can give.

Nicodemus heard Jesus say, “You must be born again” — and immediately thought of physical birth. He couldn’t see beyond the limits of human nature.‎‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore why the natural mind struggles to understand new birth, and why spiritual life cannot grow from human effort — it must come from God.‎‎If you’ve ever wondered why faith cannot simply be self-improvement, this conversation will help you see why new life in Christ is necessary, not optional.

Religion, knowledge, and sincerity were not enough for Nicodemus — and they are not enough for us. In John 3:3, Jesus declares the life-changing truth: “You must be born again.”‎‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we discover why knowing about Jesus is not the same as knowing Him, and why true intimacy with God begins not with self-improvement, but with new life from above.‎‎If you’ve ever wondered why faith can feel distant or unseen, this message invites you beyond religion into the living reality of Christ.

‎A respected teacher. A sincere seeker. A quiet night meeting with Jesus.‎‎Nicodemus knew religion — but he wanted to truly know Christ. In this episode, we discover how the journey from knowing about Jesus to personally knowing Him begins with a sincere heart that seeks Him.‎‎If you’ve ever felt there must be more than empty religious activities, this conversation is for you.‎‎John 3:1–2‎A Weekend to Learn Christ

Some believe in Jesus for what He gives, not who He is. In John 2:23–25, we see that Jesus knows what’s truly in a person’s heart. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore why true faith requires humility, repentance, and a heart broken before God—and how Christ only entrusts Himself to those who genuinely seek Him.Learn of Him. Walk with Him. Be like Him!

The Jews asked for a sign. Jesus gave them the greatest sign of all—His own body, His death, and His resurrection. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore how His resurrection proves His authority, calls us to faith, and invites us to trust Him beyond what we see. Learn Christ, see His glory, and step into life in His Name.

At a small wedding in Cana, Jesus did something quiet but powerful. His first sign wasn’t about showing off—it was about revealing His glory. In this episode, we talk about why real, lasting joy (wine) only comes after purification (water), and how God’s glory returned to earth in the Person of Christ.Come learn Christ with us and step into the joy of true fellowship with Him.

Sometimes life feels like empty pots — dry, hollow, religion… but no real joy.In John 2:6–10, Jesus steps into an ordinary wedding and quietly turns water into the best wine. No noise. No drama. Just real transformation. This episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ reminds us that Christ doesn’t do religious forms — He changes hearts.If your walk with God feels dry, this message is an invitation to stop relying on ritual and start learning Christ, trusting Him with your emptiness, and watching Him bring real joy into your life.🎧 Listen and be reminded: He still turns water into wine.

What happens when the joy runs out?In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we reflect on John 2:1–5 and the quiet tension at a wedding where the wine finished. Jesus is invited, yet not acknowledged; a need arises; timing is tested — and a powerful lesson in trust and obedience unfolds.This episode explores Christ’s rightful place in our lives, the danger of rushing God’s timing, and the timeless wisdom of Mary’s last words in Scripture: “Whatever He says to you, do it.”🎧 Listen and learn what to do when the wine runs out.

There’s more to Jesus than your first encounter.In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore John 1:47–51, where Jesus promises “greater things” to a young seeker named Nathanael. What begins with simple belief expands into a breathtaking vision of Christ as the Son of Man — the One who opens heaven and stands at the center of everything.If you’re a young Christian growing in faith and longing to truly know Christ beyond the basics, this episode invites you to lift your eyes and see more.🎧 Listen and discover the greater things found in knowing Him.

In John 1:40–42, Andrew meets Christ and immediately shares the good news with his own brother. No arguments. No spectacle. Just a clear and confident declaration: “We have found the Messiah.”This episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ explores the power of personal testimony, why true encounters with Jesus naturally overflow to others, and how Christ Himself receives, sees, and transforms those who are brought to Him.🎧 Listen and be encouraged to share what you have found.

These are the first recorded words of Jesus in John’s Gospel — and they are not a sermon, but a question. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we reflect on John 1:38–39 and the moment Jesus turns to two quiet followers and asks them to examine their motives.Rather than asking who they seek, Jesus asks what they seek. Their response is simple yet profound: they want to know where He dwells. Not information. Not spectacle. They sought— Presence. Discipleship. Relationship.This episode unveils the heart of true following, the beauty of Christ’s invitation — “Come and see” — and the wonder of the eternal Son stepping into ordinary human time to dwell with those who desire Him.🎧 Listen, reflect, and let Jesus’ question search your heart as you continue to learn Christ.

This episode explores the depth of Christ’s finished work, the meaning of sin as a power, the fulfillment of every Old Testament sacrifice, and the divine testimony of the Spirit who descended and remained upon Him. We also examine why only God can baptize with the Holy Spirit — and what that reveals about the true identity of Jesus.If you want to see Christ beyond religion, beyond tradition, and behold Him as heaven reveals Him, this episode is for you.🎧 Listen, behold, and learn Christ.

Grace is not weakness. Truth is not harshness.‎In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we journey through John 1:14–18 to behold the glory of the Word made flesh—Jesus Christ, full of grace and truth. Discover why grace and truth are not opposing ideas but a perfect unity revealed in Christ alone. From the limitations of the law to the overflowing fullness found in Jesus, this episode unveils how God is no longer distant but revealed as Father through the Son.‎Grace upon grace awaits all who receive Him.

Believing is not giving something to God—it is receiving what God has already given. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we unpack a foundational Gospel truth: salvation is received through faith in Jesus Christ, not earned by morality, self-effort, or religious rituals.Why did the world reject Jesus? Why did religion stumble over Him? From John 1:10–14, we discover God’s divine order—faith comes before becoming. Eternal life is not a future reward but a present possession for those who believe. Salvation is not man-made; it is God giving birth to a new creation. This is the Gospel in its purest form: eternal life is received, not achieved. Believing leads to receiving, and receiving leads to sonship. 🎧 Listen. Believe. Receive. Become.

As the new year unfolds, God is not only looking for people who expect great things from Him, but for men and women He can send to do great things for Him. In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we continue our journey through the Gospel of John, focusing on the life of John the Baptist—a man sent from God to bear witness to the True Light (John 1:6–9). What does it truly mean to be a witness of the Light in a dark world? Through John the Baptist’s example, we explore how believers are called to point others to Christ without replacing Him, but to rather direct all attention to Jesus, the Lamb of God.Join us as we learn how to reflect Christ through wisdom and love, serve God’s purposes in our generation, and fix our gaze on Jesus—the True Light who gives lights everyman that believes.

The Products of the WordJohn 1:3–5Having encountered the Logos—the eternal Son of God who was before the beginning and is forever one with the Father—we now behold the wonder of what His Word produces in the life that receives Him and daily conforms to Him.In this episode, we explore the three great products of the Word. First, the Word creates. It carries divine creative force, accomplishing all that God intends and forming the very substance of the new creation, for we are begotten by the Word of truth. Second, the Word is Life. Not merely a giver of life, but Life Himself—eternal life embodied in Christ and imparted to all who believe. Third, the Word is Light. This life enlightens us, awakening spiritual sight and delivering us from darkness into the light of God’s reality.As the new year unfolds, this episode calls us to begin with and continue by the Word, confident that His creative power, His life, and His light will attend us in every way through Christ.

The New Year does not begin with resolutions—it begins with the Word.In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we journey into John 1:1–2 to rediscover the Logos: the eternal Word who was with God and who is God. While the world urges us to focus on goals, habits, and outward improvement, Scripture calls us to begin—and continue—by every word that proceeds from God’s mouth to our heart. John reveals that life’s meaning is not found in abstract principles or philosophical contemplation, but in a Person—Jesus Christ. The Logos is God’s full expression to humanity: instructing, correcting, reproving, and leading us into righteousness. As the year opens, this episode invites you to anchor your life, purpose, and direction in Him.

Two Ways to End the Year | Part 2: CelebrateAfter honest contemplation comes a necessary response—celebration. In this episode, we focus on giving thanks to God for His faithfulness in Christ, spirit, soul, and body. Rooted in Ephesians 5:20 and Psalm 103, this teaching reminds us that thanksgiving is not optional but a holy obligation. End the year not in murmuring or regret, but in joyful remembrance of God’s benefits and steadfast love.

Two Ways to End the Year Series | Part 1: Contemplate As the year draws to a close, how should believers respond? In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, we explore the first godly way to end a season—contemplation. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 13:5, this teaching calls believers to sober self-examination, not for condemnation, but for alignment, growth, and wise preparation for the year ahead. A timely call to evaluate your walk with Christ under grace and truth.Listen, Share and be Edified!

On this episode we studied 1Pt. 5:10 and we're reminded that grace has the final word. Whatever the journey, God is shaping you, not breaking you. Let this verse breathe hope, healing, and quiet confidence into your soul today. Your Heavenly is the source of all Grace. Trust Him to bring your into His eternal Glory. Listen and be Edified.

In this episode— The God of Hope— we dig into the life-giving truths of Romans 15:13: God is the Source of hope, the One who fills us with joy and peace as we trust Him. Abounding in Hope is how we become all that God has accomplished for us in Christ. That's what Hope is about. Here, we explore how believing in Christ produces a hope that overflows, not from positive thinking, but from the power of the Holy Spirit. Expect encouragement, clarity, and a fresh stirring of faith as you listen.

In this powerful follow-up to our previous episode, we explore exactly what the New Covenant IS — God’s one-sided arrangement where He does all the promising, empowering, keeping, and saving.Hebrews 8:8–12 reveals five unshakeable pillars of the New Covenant, and we break each one down in simple, life-giving language:• God gives you new desires• God establishes a permanent relationship• God gives you intuitive knowledge through His Spirit• God grants complete forgiveness• God keeps no record of sinThese truths will transform how you see God and how you live your Christian life.Listen and learn how to walk confidently in blessings of the New Covenant.

Most believers have heard about the New Covenant… but few actually understand it. In this episode, we unveil what the New Covenant is NOT — because to appreciate what God has given us in Christ, we must first dismantle the assumptions that keep us confused.You’ll discover:• Why the New Covenant is NOT an upgraded Old Covenant• Why it is NOT built on human promises or willpower• Why it does NOT depend on your consistency• And the key truth that separates Sinai from CalvaryIf the Old Covenant depended on man’s obedience, the New Covenant depends entirely on the perfect obedience of Christ — and that changes everything.Listen, learn Christ, and rest in all that Jesus has already done for you.

You’re not home yet.In this episode, Isah Onimisi & Ben Salihu explains why life on earth is not the destination but a temporary assignment.Through Scripture and relatable real-life examples, you’ll discover that true fulfillment isn’t found in the hustle, money, or fame — but in living with Eternity in view.If you’ve ever wondered why success still feels empty, this episode will shift your perspective and remind you of your real purpose in Christ.🎙️ “Real life begins when you realize earth isn’t your destination — it’s your deployment.”

Your view of life shapes the way you live it.In this episode, Isah Onimisi and Zoe helps you see life through God’s eyes — not as a hustle, race, or game, but as a test and a trust.Learn how every challenge, opportunity, and resource in your life carries eternal purpose — and how God uses everyday moments to test your faith and build your character.Listen, reflect, and let your perspective on life be transformed by truth.🎙️ “Life isn’t just happening to you; it’s happening for you — to reveal Christ in you.”

Who can accuse us? Who can condemn us? Who can separate us from the love of Christ?In this concluding part of our series, we climb to the summit of Romans 8 and find our assurance in the finished work of Christ.Every accusation is silenced, every condemnation removed, and every barrier to love destroyed. You are justified, accepted, and inseparable from His love.Come and learn Christ — the One who defends, intercedes, and forever holds us in His love.Scripture Reference: Romans 8:33–39Series: Five Questions Every Believer Must AskHost: Isah Onimisi | Learn Christ Global

If the book of Romans is the greatest letter ever written, then chapter 8 is its highest peak — the Everest of the gospel.In this episode, we explore the first two of Five Questions Every Believer Must Ask.These questions aren’t meant to test your faith but to anchor it.They remind us that God is for us, with us, and generous beyond measure.Join us this weekend as we learn Christ and rediscover the confidence that comes from being loved by God.Scripture Reference: Romans 8:31–32Series: Five Questions Every Believer Must AskHost: Isah Onimisi | Learn Christ Global

In this episode of A Weekend to Learn Christ, Isah Onimisi teaches that the true mark of discipleship isn’t found in doctrine, spiritual gifts, or zeal — but in LOVE.Jesus said the world would recognize His followers not by their words, but by their ONENESS AND CARE FOR ONE ANOTHER.Before we can fulfill the Great Commission, there must be a REVIVAL OF LOVE within the Church.Discover how the early believers turned the world upside down through the simple, powerful witness of divine love — and how you can live that same life today.Tune in, Let's Learn Christ. Learn His Love.

What does it really mean to have eternal life? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words in John 17:3 — “And this is life eternal, that they might know Thee, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast sent.” Eternal life is not living forever because both sinners and saints will exist forever; Eternal life is intimate fellowship with the Father and the Son right now. Discover how salvation leads us beyond forgiveness into relationship — the very heart of God’s plan.🎙️ Listen and experience the reality of eternal life today.