For God So Loved the World... | Podcast Episode 15 

Real men get misty-eyed from the glory of God Christ is King He is risen Happy Easter!

Isaiah’s passion telling the Easter Story was better than any sermon I’ve ever been to. So blessed I could catch this live. 🙏🏼💪🏼🔥🗣️😎✝️

This video saved me. For years I lived in sin and for half my life I struggled with porn addiction. After hear Isaiah's telling of the passion, I repented and gave myself to Jesus. Since that night I left that awful sin in the past and the temptation is gone. My life has gotten 1000 percent better. I'm so grateful to be saved. Jesus is King. God Bless you guys. Your changing lives.

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I tear up every time I hear Isaiah read Scripture. His reverence makes me feel closer to God, than I ever have while sitting in any pew.

I don’t think that there’s anything more worthy to get emotional about than Christ’s resurrection ❤✝️

I'm not even Christian and I felt very moved by the pure passion Isiah tells this story with. This always spoke more to me than a flat retelling, you can tell he truly, deeply believes. Keep it up man, the world needs more people like you ❤

Powerful sermon from Wendigoon. Thank you for being so passionate when talking about the Lord.

Praise be to the risen God.

Pilot: “Not my problem, I wash my hands of this.” My guy you are IN CHARGE

Cried during Isaiah talking about Jesus seeing Peter and him swimming to the shore after his resurrection and I’m not ashamed to say it

Wow!!! Wendigoon knocked it out of the park! I have to admit I was kinda worried in the first few minutes of the video he looked kinda withdrawn like he was going to sit this one out. But I guess he was in the garden psyching himself into what he was about to do. Well maybe that was too much, but man what a delivery. Thank you guys all three of you sooo happy weird bible is back!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Christ is king

I hate that I was unable to catch this stream live. I was born on Easter so it's always been my favorite holiday and this was a beautiful telling of the resurrection by two of my favorite creators.

Isiah's ferver when discussing the Crucifixion reminds me of my father's. Good Friday was his favourite day of the year.

This has by far been the most impactful podcast I have ever listened to. The ways it has helped me with my faith is hard to express. Many feel the same. Please keep it up

🗣️Christ is king🙏

So Isaiah just gave one if the best sermons ever there...

Whenever wndigoon is going ahhh and trying not to cry that always gets me

I've always found the character and actions of Pontius Pilate so interesting throughout the Gospels, especially within the Gospel of John. On the one hand, he's a politician and a Roman, a foreigner sent to oversee a part of the Roman Empire. The Hebrews have every reason to despise them for occupying their Holy Land and he has every reason to look down on them as simply more troublemakers who don't submit to Roman supremacy. And yet it seems like he does everything within his power to avoid this unnecessary death. It shows that even if Pilate didn't believe that Jesus was the Son of God, at least not at first, he certainly knew that He was innocent, or at least not deserving of death. You get a sense for his shock and surprise at how brutally the Pharisees want Jesus dealt with. Crucifixion was one of the most painful, agonizing methods of execution, reserved for those who had committed serious offenses and needed to be made an example of. Even as he washes his hands and sentences Jesus to death, Pilate did so begrudgingly, not believing the man before him has done anything deserving of such pain. It's almost like he's apologizing to Jesus when they speak, trying to tell Him that he wishes it could be another way but it seems that both of them are bound to this path. It makes Pontius Pilate so much more than a "bad guy" of the Bible, some secondary antagonist in the story of Christ's betrayal. You can almost feel his inward struggle between doing what he knows is right versus what he has to in order to keep order within his province. Realistically, do I think that Pilate knew or realizes who Jesus truly was in the end? Probably not. But he certainly knew that Jesus did not deserve to die on that cross from a legal perspective, and anyone who tries everything they can to NOT condemn an innocent man despite having the power to do so on a whim has, at least in my opinion, and honorable heart.

Dang. Listening to this at work was risky evidently. I managed to keep it together when Isaiah was getting emotional at the story but got thrown over the edge with the lotr quote.

His passion while reading and telling the Easter Story is better than any sermon on this I have heard since I was a child. It is a blessing to have heard this.

"O Death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?" --1 Cor.15:55 "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing." --Rev. 5:12

This episode couldn't have come at a better time. I was going through an intense bout of doubt. So, I put this video in the background and played some video games. (The games were Mystia's Izakaya and Hotline Miami, btw.) I feel more assurance now. Thank you, guys.

I am in the midst of my first bible read-through and listening to these podcasts throughout the process is truly enriching the experience. Thank you guys for the passion you bring to the bible and the insights you provide which I had not considered. This listener appreciates the work.

There's so much about the Bible that makes people emotional because it's both so beautiful and so humbling to have a savior who died for us and loves each of us so much. I was crying right along with Isaiah.

I think it is pretty symbolic that Barabbas was spared because of Jesus. Showing that even the worst sinners will be saved by his sacrifice.

We’re all lucky Wendi is so devoted to like, standard Christianity. Dude could cult us all up. It’s always so interesting listening to these as an atheist who was raised very secularly. Thanks y’all😊

Beautiful telling of it. There is no bigger glory than of knowing and serving God.

When’s the next’s episode? My fav podcast

In defense of Mattis, Lord of the Rings always leaves me a blubbering mess

I've never gotten emotional listening to the resurrection until I heard Isaiah speak about it. He makes it real. This series is one of my favorites of all time. Love you guys! Happy Easter!!! He is Risen!!!!

Watched this Easter morning. I wasn’t able to make it to church this Easter but Isaiah’s retelling was a better sermon than I could’ve gotten anywhere. Thank you three for bringing God to me this Sunday. Have a blessed day

Nothing more wholesome and heartwarming than Weird Bible after wrestling with the boys. Thank you guys for helping bring the light back into my life

I dont tear up very often, but isaiah describing mary magdalene's reuniting with christ got me

As Christians we should all aspire to have the love for Christ that Isaiah displayed here; Never before have I heard such a beautiful and passionate telling of the Easter story

i don't believe in god at all but you guys made me actually listen and understand religious people to some capacity for the first time in my 26 years. thank you for making me more open-minded!

God bless

Absolutely amazing stream, been a long time since I cried like that. Couple fun facts, the "guards" stationed around the tomb would've numbered between 16-20 troops depending on which century they were pulled from, and the wording on how the stone was rolled away implies that the rock was rolled up and over the tomb. This means that 16-20 of the best trained soldiers in the world were scared out of their minds by a bright glowing man shoulder-pressing a boulder over a hill. (relatable)

Catching this late, gotta love waking up at 4am for no reason, but at least i have the most entertaining bible study podcast ever to keep my spirits up

Thank you, Isaiah. I feel the same way. I often have to hide my tears during mass. Maybe if I just let it show more people would understand.

31:50 when he fixes the roman soilders ear I couldn't help but think "I got your nose!" Or ear in this case hahaha

1:46:54 - 1:47:09 I am going to unironically use this in those times

I first watched this stream Friday at work and had to go to the bathroom to dry my eyes, a beautiful painting of the Kings victory

Reminds me of early morning college conversations in a diner. Well done guys

This is good guys! I like that yall are just normal dudes talking about the bible! Thanks for putting yourselves out there.

So glad I could donate, and thank you for the suggestions about what to teach!!!

1:53:23 for when people tell you Easter is pagan

It’s hard to hit my targets in War Thunder when I’m crying with Isaiah in his retelling

About to get on a midnight shift, sees new pod, is very happy to work

30 minutes in and I'm crying thank you isaiah

As a former enemy of God, rescued by grace that I can't comprehend, the image of our precious savior washing Judas' feet with full knowledge of what's to come... That's my Jesus!❤🎉

Such a passionate and amazing Easter story! I showed this to my family and they said it was their favorite Easter story yet. If you guys ever read the comments, I’d love to see you guys go over Paul’s story (any part of his story, but especially Acts). It’s a long shot, but I bet there are loads of history and passion to Paul’s story

Isaiah's retelling of the Easter story was so beautiful. I teared up when he did

My rec on Easter movie viewing is "Risen (2016)", starring Joseph Fiennes. It is a story about a Roman soldier who is assigned to investigate the disappearance of Jesus' body, on fear of an uprising. Clavius goes around interviewing the various followers of Jesus, and such Romans as one of the guardsmen assigned at the tomb, until he unexpectedly encounters Jesus in a house in the Jewish district, along with his apostles. The sum total of both his investigation and meeting Jesus makes him decide to follow Jesus, helping Him and the apostles avoid the raid. He witnesses a healing and Jesus ascension, and heads off on his own travels as the other apostles are also heading out. I did not sit and watch it solidly, at the time Mum watched it, but what I picked up of it made a really interesting story. I like that it is more the POV of an outsider, a Roman looking at the situation and puzzling through it, to eventually find something special and fore-swear his Roman polytheistic beliefs in favour of Christ.

thank you so much for such a beautiful, emotive and historically accurate account of the cross. you have truly captured the majesty of Jesus!! I've been watching this podcast since it started and i've listened to every episode countless times, about 2 years ago now you guys really changed how I viewed my faith, and at the end of last year I have fully surrendered myself to Christ and He has worked miracles on me. So thankful for you guys, God bless you all!! also i entered this video fully knowing Isaiah was gonna cry hahaha

God’s stances on swords is the same as my stance on guns

We know it’s hard balancing all the things and how little this makes opposed to the other content I just truly do appreciate you spending the time on us. Something about your energy is just so infectious you mean so much to millions of souls and god truly does shine through people who have true love for Christ

I want a double portion of Isaiah's love for Christ

Thank you Isaiah for showing us your passion for The Lord. It was beautiful to listen to.(as I normally consume yalls videos at work). Both of yall are shinning examples and encouragement for me on my renewed walk with Christ and have both helped me tremendously in renewing my faith!

We are so back! He has risen!

Yay new episode of the weird Bible podcast I love this stuff and I appreciate all the work y'all put in to these

Found this so beautiful and moving to listen to. Isaiah's telling of the story of Christ's death and resurrection meant more to me than I thought it would. Thank you all.

Man i could listen to Isiah talk about the bible all day. Im not christian nor have i read the scripture but ive been meaning to for 15 years i really ought not put it off any longer. Anyways happy easter may everyone be safe this weekend.

This is my 4th time now rewatching the vod. Isaiah's sermon is that powerful. Bless you beautiful gentlemen.

The best part of each month, hope you guys have a great Easter

In all truth Isaiah's telling of the Easter story is as good or better than any I've ever heard. It's been said already, but the reverence and emotion he tells it with reminds me that God is with us. There is no need to despair for he has risen.

i remember finishing Mathew a couple months ago and i was definitely weeping. god bless you all✝️

Also! 1:29:32 the veil of the temple was rent in two!! Meaning that we no longer need a sacrifice and priest to enter into the pressence of God for us. Our high preist is Christ, and he dwells in us by His grace. The foreberance of God.

I'm surprised they didn't mention the garden streaker in mark 14

I love the discussion of Scripture and the history surrounding it. Thank you for a wonderful lesson.

I love this. Thank you guys for being so excited, interested and reverent of Christand what He has done for us. Love from Missouri.

“But go to my brethren, and say unto them: I ascend unto my Father, and your Father, and to my God, your God.” “Three times you denied me, three times you are restored.” I legit cry every time I hear and read these

Thank you, Lord, for loving us so much and so generously; to give us Your Precious Son as an innocent sacrifice to cleanse us, so that we might be reunited with You in eternal glory. Christ is King.

I want Helldivers lore! Also, I'm super happy that you guys are back.

Missed the livestream, been busy for a month, but finally listening at the end of Holy Week ☦️

Listen to this is the only time I’m teared up listening to Bible stories

Love the episode. Would you guys be able to to do an episode of all the different holy relics

I'm with you Isaiah. I'm tearing up too

What an AMAZING conversation ❤ 🙏 Thank you, gentlemen

can't wait to watch but I know i'm gonna cry like a baby

This is how Christianity should be teached, you guys bring what so many figures in my life can't (true passion)!!! ❤❤

The reason for eggs at Easter is very simple. Through most of Christianity, and still in some traditions, Easter/Pascha comes after forty days of Lent. During Lent believers were supposed to fast from meat among other things. So your chickens have been producing eggs for the last six weeks, and now the fast is over and you can finally eat them. And you have a lot of them. You're gonna have some crazy egg parties. Yay meat!

Happy easter everyone. We are truly blessed that our saviour died for our sins

this was really beautiful, not sure if yall take suggestions but if you guys ever want a chill ep, you guys watch this series called "The Chosen" :>

I Love watching Isaiah talk about the Lord

Just realized it’s almost three hours absolutely love when y’all go longer!!!!

30:40 Hmmm, just like modern times. The weapon of war at the time, the sword, was illegal for citizens to own but Jesus says it's important to own one for self defense whether or not it's legal. I wonder how this relates to modern times.

I love this channels content, and hope it continues and reaches many people ! ❤️

To Isaiah, [Rom. 10:13-15, Mark 16:15-18] God has given you the tools. It's up to you to use them.

He has risen

One thing that always makes me cry as a grown man, comes from Tolkien, but is used frequently by an amazing author: Nick Cole. He uses the phrase, "One day, everything sad, will come untrue."

Thank you guys.

Remember one was referred to as a ZELIOT he most def would have been strapped as warrior for Christ

Powerful

2:35 is the start

I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus

Amazing work gentleman, thank you.

Both the phrarisees and the Sadducees were priest class but they were different sects. One believed in bodily resurrection (at the end of time) and one didn't

One of the best episodes thus far. Happy Easter.