Bible Basics with John Bergsma | April 2024

Join Dr. John Bergsma for an Easter adventure with the April 2024 episode of Bible Basics! 🐰 We will look at what it means to be a Doubting Thomas and how Jesus does not leave you behind, even if you lack faith at that moment. He will always come back for you!

Throughout this episode, we'll navigate the rich liturgical moments of April, entering into the heart of the post-Easter story and its enduring significance through the Sunday Mass Readings.

Don't miss the Biblical Humor or the Saint of the Month! And be sure to comment any questions you have below, cause they just may get answered in next month's video!

Prepare to be inspired and uplifted as we journey together through laughter, wisdom, and the joy of Easter! 🌷 #Easter #DoubtingThomas #LiturgicalMoments

[mariandtom]

I met you at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Orlando. Your session in the afternoon became my favorite part of the whole day. You're hilarious and knowledgeable. I learned as much as I laughed.

[grainneconroy]

Inspiring and humorous. Just what is needed after the long journey through the desert.

[cantrait]

Excellent book bible basics by John bergsma

[KathyDeWitt-lt]

4:03pm. The apostles went to get the room for the last supper. When they talked to the owner they asked for a table to seat 24. The owner responded why 24 there’s only 12 of you. They answered, that’s because we all want to sit on the same side.

[QuasimodoActual]

A great series! Thank you Dr Bergsma and SPC for this wonderful apostolate ❤

[mariandtom]

Jesus' favorite car was a Honda but He didn't talk about it. Because I did not speak of my own accord” - John 12:49 🥁

[angelaspielbusch]

Love this!! Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[PaulDhaese]

I follow you since half a year from the Low Countries in Europe (Belgium and your historical background The Netherlands).
You give me a lot of courage in faith.
Thank you, half Dutchman !

[barlow]

Another great podcast! Thank you and God Bless!

[jessicaangeles]

This talk is truly spiritually inspiring. Thank you for affirming it is okey to doubt as part of our journey of faith. It is humility, accepting our limitations. God bless.

[BlueBelleBlooming]

i love learning from you! i first encountered you on the bible timeline show last month and i have been binging on your videos since. it inspires me that we are part of the same church and body. i pray for you at every mass as one of my spiritual guides, alongside the saints. i promise to keep praying for you. love and peace from manila!

[ThaPeej]

Jaci did a great job on that video. Glad she got the credit she deserved.

[jimenareachiberger]

Thank you very much for all you videos and wisdom! We finished the picture bible with our 5 year old, what could be a next children’s bible?

[monicariegelbook]

Hi John Bergsma,
you are one of my absolute favorites for your practical knowledge and explanations of Biblical history . Can your creative production team do something about the very bland, boring background that you were preaching from today? It’s ironically very distracting …. I hope we get to hear from you regularly now..
/Monica Book

[mariaesmeralda]

Thank you for your work! What would I do without the teaching from the St. Paul Center while I'm living in Germany, nowadays catholic diaspora?

[LukeHonan]

Is that a double windsor knot in your tie?
"May the Lord bless you and keep you" Toledo ohio

[renaissanceman]

14:45 If this is the case, how are we to understand God saying "Levitical priests shall never lack a man in my presence to offer burnt offerings, to burn grain offerings, and to make sacrifices forever.”"? For Christ is indeed from the Order of Melchizedek, yet he is not from the Levitical Priesthood. However, we have not had any levitical priests ordained in going on 2000 years.

[tylerpondel]

Question: In the Gospel of Luke, why does Zechariah get punished when he questions the conception of John the Baptist (he can not speak until John is born) but Mary is not punished for questioning the conception of Jesus?

[paulmiller]

Any chance the cities of refuge that were established shortly after taking the promised land is a foreshadowing of purgatory?

[patriziarossi]

Hi Dr Bergsma. I really enjoyed the Lenten Exodus series and Challenges. thanks so much.
By the way, what’s and “INTJ”?