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Walking with Jesus with Pastor Doug Anderson Podcast

Pastor Doug Anderson

Join our daily verse by verse journey through the Bible with Pastor Doug Anderson. Experience the life changing transformation as you begin to apply these truths to your daily life. You will love these "walks"!

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26.04.13 “Great Commission” (Matt. 28:16-20)

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2026/04/12

For those of you watching my greeting you can see a blow gun from an Indonesian tribe on the wall behind me. That and many other things in this room are from my missionary travels around the world which are all rooted in the verses we’re looking at today. These days since Easter, we’ve been looking closely at each record in the Bible of the appearances of resurrected Jesus after His Sunday morning resurrection in Jerusalem. Yesterday we concluded having breakfast with Jesus and seven

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26.04.10 “A Second Chance?” (John 21:16-19)

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2026/04/09

I’m sure you’ve had a conversation with someone when you felt their response to you was shallow and insincere. Remember how that made you feel? If the subject you were talking about was significant, you probably pressed in with more questions or a different tone, right? That’s what Jesus was doing with Peter as they shared a shoreline breakfast together. Why? Because Peter desperately needed several things that maybe you and I need today, and only Jesus can give those things,

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26.04.09 “Shoreline Breakfast” (John 21:10-15)

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2026/04/08

Have you come this morning excited for ‘shoreline breakfast’ with Jesus? Yes, that’s Peter out there, splashing his way to shore! He’s swimming with hope that maybe, finally, he and Jesus can have a long-awaited private chat to resolve the shame and regret Peter carries since his denials. John and his brother James, and four other disciples, are still out there pulling on their fishing nets filled with perhaps the largest catch they’ve ever hauled out of the Sea of

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26.04.08 “Release Your Grip?” (John 21:1-7)

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2026/04/07

Very often, after major events, there’s a strange emotional malaise which sets in as people struggle to get back to normal, especially after events which are life impacting. Do you suppose that’s how it was for the disciples and close friends of Jesus after that historic Passover/Easter weekend? We have no record that Jesus sat down with His friends and gave them a full explanation of what that dramatic weekend was all about. Can you imagine all the questions they had? Rather, Jesus

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00:08:41

26.04.06 “Jesus went where?” (1 Peter 3:17-19;...

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2026/04/05

I’ve often wondered what that Monday was really like in Jerusalem after the Passover weekend during which Jesus was crucified, buried and raised to life? Surely there could not have been any subject more talked about that Monday than those remarkable events. I wonder how many hundreds of people came to the empty tomb to see for themselves, and walked away bewildered? I presume the tomb guards had fled Jerusalem with the money paid to them to keep quiet. (Matt. 28:11-15) I presume the

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26.04.03 “A Guarded Tomb?” (John 19:38-42; Matt....

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2026/04/02

This is a very special day each year as our world pauses to remember that it was on the Friday of Passover/Easter weekend, about 2000 years ago, that Jesus Christ was crucified. Will you join me again on that hill called “Golgotha” just outside Jerusalem? Over the past few days we’ve watched the unthinkable happen right before our eyes, as recorded for us in the Bible. Yesterday we watched Jesus die, as He said to God the Father: “Into Your hands I commit My

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26.04.02 “Tetelestai” (John 19:28-37)

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2026/04/01

This is Thursday of ‘holy week’, sometimes called “Maundy Thursday”, in honor of the agony and suffering of Jesus on that Thursday of the Passover weekend, which changed the world. In the upper room with agony, Jesus identified both His betrayer and denier; then He sweat drops of blood in the garden of Gethsemane as He prayed. Then His humiliating arrest; His abandonment by His disciples; His trials and beatings, all of which occurred from sundown Thursday until shortly

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26.03.28 “Garden to Interrogation” (Matt. 26:45-76)

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2026/03/27

Yes, I know this is Palm Sunday weekend this year, but as you know we’ve already looked at that ‘spontaneous parade’ two weeks ago, so we could spend more time looking closely at what occurred with Jesus and His disciples in the days following that event. We will therefore continue our careful journey with Jesus and let’s gather again in the garden of Gethsemane where I left you yesterday. You’ll recall Matthew reports that Jesus had prayed in great agony, while the

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26.03.27 “Agony in the Garden” (John 17; Matt. 26:36-47)

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2026/03/26

Of course, one week from today is “Good Friday”, the day this year we honor the Friday of that Passover/Easter weekend on which Jesus was crucified. For the past few weeks, we’ve been carefully looking at the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ journey to that cross and recently we’ve been in the upper room with Jesus and His disciples as recorded by John the disciple. (John 13-16) Today, let’s focus on Jesus’ prayers that Thursday night, as recorded in both John

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26.03.26 “Peace in a Troubled World” (John 16:32-17:5)

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2026/03/25

We all know the feeling of the moment finally arriving for something we’ve anticipated for a long time, right? That’s what we’re looking at today with Jesus and His disciples. We’ve been with Jesus on that Passover Thursday evening, as Jesus spent extended time with His disciples, trying to prepare them for what He knew would be happening in the hours ahead.(Click here to see full text, images and links) Pastor Doug Anderson “Let us run with perseverance the race

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25.03.25 “Opposition to Jesus” (John 16:1-15)

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2026/03/24

‘Opposition’ is something we too often experience in our world, and did you know Jesus warned His disciples about that? We’ve been looking closely at what Jesus told His friends on that Thursday evening of Passover weekend. They of course had no idea, that this would be their last few hours with Jesus before His horrible death! John the disciple records that Jesus warned them about very difficult days ahead: “If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated Me first! If

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26.03.21 “Jesus Confronts Anxiety” (John 14:1-17)

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2026/03/20

Has anyone ever said to you; “don’t be troubled”, when they saw your tears or the worried look on your face? How did those words make you feel in your moment of anxiety or grief? “Do not let your hearts be troubled” (John 14:1) is what Jesus has said to His disciples in the upper room that Passover Thursday evening. But they were visibly shaken. Why? Because one of their group, Judas Iscariot, had walked out of the room a few minutes ago, identified by Jesus as a

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26.03.20 “How much Love?” (John 13:31-38)

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2026/03/19

These days we’re in a very intimate season of our journey with Jesus. Why? Because we’re spending several days with Jesus and His disciples in the upper room in Jerusalem, on that historic Passover evening. In those hours Jesus did and said some things which still shake and shape our world 2000 years later. I left you yesterday as we watched Judas walk out of that upper room having been identified by Jesus as the man who would betray Jesus.(Click here to see full text, images and

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26.03.19 “A Betrayer” (John 13:19-31)

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2026/03/18

I wonder if you’ve ever felt betrayed by a friend or family member? How did it happen? How long did the wound stay raw and bleeding in your heart? How did that betrayal affect your relationships with other people, perhaps even your own self-image? I left you yesterday in a Jerusalem ‘upper room’ with Jesus and His disciples. Jesus had just stunned them by washing each and all of their feet. Of course, none of them around the table knew what would transpire in those next few

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2026.03.18 “Entering the Upper Room” (John 13:1-17)

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2026/03/17

Some have called the Passover week which followed Palm Sunday, the most tumultuous and significant week in human history. From the elation of the crowd, celebrating Jesus and calling for Him to be their king on Palm Sunday, to the crowd gathered on Friday morning calling for a murderer Barabbas to be released to them, and then Jesus sent to crucifixion hill; those four days were filled with drama…(Click here to see full text, images and links) Pastor Doug Anderson “Let us run with

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26.03.16 “Messiah Confusion” (John 12:28-37)

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2026/03/15

As you listen to the public conversation, no matter which social media platform you use, or which mainstream media outlet is your favorite, or even if you listen to barber shop chatter, do you feel the word ‘CONFUSION’ would be a fair, overall summary, of the opinions you hear, no matter where you live in our world? Do you find most people seem to feel politicians and leaders, in all segments of society, usually do not meet their expectations? Did you know that as we continue the

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26.03.13 “A Spontaneous Parade!” (John 12:12-19)

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2026/03/12

Many parts of our world LOVE parades, do you? Especially parades with lots of people and even animals participating. Parades in the first century usually celebrated some royalty person like the Caesar, or a military victory conquering new territory. Parades like that were normally well-planned giving people ample opportunity to gather for the celebration. But today let’s join a SPONTANEOUS parade that may be one of the most significant parades of all time. (Click here to see full text,

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26.03.12 “Dinner Disruption” (John 12:4-10)

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2026/03/11

Have you ever seen a very honorable, generous act be totally rejected or ridiculed or maligned by selfish people wanting to cause chaos? No, I’m not talking about politics, rather in this case I’m talking about what happened at a dinner party given in Jesus’ honor by Martha, Mary and Lazarus, as reported in John 12. Yesterday we witnessed Mary pour about a pint of very expensive, pure nard perfume on Jesus’ feet and wipe His feet with her hair as a symbol of her

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26.03.11 “Dinner with Lazarus” (John 12:1-3)

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2026/03/10

We’re now a little more than 3 weeks away from Easter 2026, and as you know, recently I’ve been trying to lead us on a chronological journey with Jesus. We’ve been following Jesus and His disciples through the Gospels toward Passover/Easter weekend. Yesterday we were in the ancient, historic city of Jericho. Yes, this is the very same Jericho of the famous story with Joshua when the Hebrews walked around the city once each day for six days, and then on the seventh day

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26.03.07 “One Grateful Leper” (Luke 17:11-19)

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2026/03/06

Self-Preservation is a deeply rooted emotion in our human species, isn’t it? From infancy we all have a natural inner drive to protect ourselves from danger and especially from death. Yesterday we witnessed one of the greatest miracles of all time as Jesus raised Lazarus from having been dead at least five days, as recorded in John 11. (Click here to see full text, images and links) Pastor Doug Anderson “Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, with our eyes fixed on

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