In Week 7 of the Come and See podcast, the group explores major biblical themes from John 8 and Luke 10, focusing on the story of the woman caught in adultery, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and several of Jesus’ “I Am” statements. The conversation begins with humorous personal updates before transitioning into deep theological discussions on mercy, grace, forgiveness, spiritual authenticity, and the practical outworking of salvation. The group reflects on how believers should confront sin—with love rather than condemnation—and emphasizes the importance of hearing God’s voice and embodying Christlike compassion. The episode closes with a heartfelt prayer session, highlighting personal and family needs.If you want to follow along with our daily scripture readings, Come and See devotional guides are available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.00:00–04:54 | Intro & Personal BanterThe group welcomes listeners and shares humorous stories about diets, protein intake, sewing curtains, and domestic misadventures.04:54–05:34 | Week 7 OverviewPreview of biblical topics: the woman caught in adultery, “I Am” statements, and the Good Samaritan.05:34–10:36 | The Woman Caught in Adultery (John 8)Discussion on the Pharisees’ attempt to trap Jesus, the missing male adulterer, and Jesus’ measured response. Emphasis on mercy over condemnation.10:36–14:29 | Spiritual Lessons from the EncounterInsights on Jesus’ approach to mercy, grace, and confronting sin lovingly. The importance of believers reflecting Christ’s grace instead of defaulting to judgment.14:29–18:05 | Charles Stanley’s Forgiveness Message & Personal ReflectionsA story about Charles Stanley’s sermon with a rock as a forgiveness symbol, followed by group reflections on responding to sin through love.18:05–23:05 | Condemnation vs. Confrontation in LoveDiscussion on three responses to sin: condemnation, condoning, or confronting in love. Personal stories of mentoring without judgment.23:05–25:27 | Introduction to the Good Samaritan (Luke 10)Jesus’ dialogue with the publican about inheriting eternal life and what it means to “love your neighbor.”25:27–28:44 | Different ‘Neighbors’ in the ParableAnalysis of the roles of priest, Levite, Samaritan, innkeeper, and robbers, highlighting spiritual and practical implications.28:44–33:07 | Personal Reflection & ApplicationThe group reflects on how the parable challenges believers to engage deeply and sacrificially in others’ messy lives.33:07–36:06 | Disciple-Making & Real-Life MinistryDiscusses the cost of real ministry—life-on-life involvement—and a humorous yet powerful metaphor about “goop” from VBS.36:06–39:27 | Challenges in Showing Mercy SafelyA story from downtown Atlanta illustrates the tension between helping others and setting healthy boundaries.39:27–44:07 | Jesus as the Good Shepherd (John 10)Reflection on Jesus’ “I Am” statements, especially “I am the good shepherd,” and the importance of tuning into God’s voice daily.44:07–45:32 | Hearing God’s VoiceAnecdotes about spiritual impressions and the discipline of seeking God’s direction through Scripture and prayer.45:32–50:00 | Prayer Requests & Closing ThoughtsThe group shares personal prayer needs, including health, family transitions, upcoming weddings, and ministry responsibilities.50:00–50:46 | Final Prayer & OutroA closing prayer and encouragement to join for Week 8, with a reminder about the devotional journal resource.

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