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Episode 437: Wrong Day | Luke 13:10-17 | 2 Minute Disciple Podcast Ep. 233
Episode | August 28th, 2026 | Season 5 | 9 mins 32 secs
2 minute disciple, bible study, christian podcast, daily devotional, discipleship, holy availability, luke 13, miracles, open to god, putting god in a box, religious expectations, sabbath healing, spiritual growth, spiritual meditation, woman bent double
Discover what happens when God shows up outside your expectations in this moving study of Luke 13:10-17. A woman bent double for eighteen years walks into the synagogue—and Jesus sees her before anyone else does. He calls her over, speaks directly to her, and heals her instantly. She stands up straight and praises God. But the synagogue leader is indignant—not amazed, not moved, but indignant—because it happened on the wrong day. This episode explores how religious systems and schedules can blind us to the miracles God is doing right in front of us, and what it means to stay open and available to however and whenever God chooses to move. Through contemplative meditation and honest reflection, identify where you've been putting God in a box and find the freedom of holy availability. This episode will open your eyes to what Jesus is already doing around you.
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Episode 279: John 5:31–38 — Testimony About Jesus (Daily Devotional Podcast)
Episode | March 13th, 2026 | Season 5 | 7 mins 19 secs
2 minute disciple, christian devotional, contemplative prayer, faith, father’s witness, john 5, john the baptist, miracles, nlt, testimony
This contemplative episode centers on John 5:31–38 in the New Living Translation (NLT). Jesus explains that John the Baptist was a “burning and shining lamp,” but that His own teachings and miracles are an even greater witness, given by the Father to show that He was sent from God.
Host Nick Oyler encourages listeners to notice the many “witnesses” to Christ’s identity in Scripture and in their own lives, and to respond with faith rather than indifference. A simple practice of inviting God into tasks helps cultivate spiritual awareness.