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Episode 352: Jairus’ Daughter Raised: Trusting Jesus When It Feels Too Late | Mark 5:35–43 | 2 Minute Disciple S5E147
Episode | May 27th, 2026 | Season 5 | 8 mins 51 secs
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In Episode 147 of 2 Minute Disciple Season 5, Nick reflects on Mark 5:35–43 and the powerful story of Jairus’ daughter being raised by Jesus. This contemplative Christian devotional invites listeners to trust Jesus even when hope seems lost and circumstances appear final. Through Scripture meditation, guided prayer, and spiritual reflection, this episode offers encouragement for anyone waiting on God in the middle of grief, disappointment, or unanswered prayer.
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Episode 324: The Widow of Nain — The God Who Sees You in Your Grief | Luke 7:11–17
Episode | April 27th, 2026 | Season 5 | 8 mins 51 secs
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This episode of 2 Minute Disciple explores Luke 7:11–17, where Jesus raises the only son of a widow in Nain — not in response to a request, but out of pure, gut-level compassion. Host Nick Oyler guides listeners through the contemplative devotional rhythm of slowing down, reading, meditating, and responding in prayer. The episode unpacks the Greek word splanchnizomai — the visceral, overwhelming compassion Jesus felt before He acted — and what it reveals about who God truly is. The daily habit challenges listeners to notice someone who is hurting today and move toward them with the same unsolicited, healing presence Jesus showed the widow.