Jensen Holt-McNair

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1,184 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 2 Sep

Jensen Holt-McNair’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 4.

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And he's clear as he shares these stories that they aren't just to tell us about Jesus' power or his miraculous capabilities, but to teach us about who he was. voice-verified
We see Jesus feed the five thousand, and then we read that Jesus is the bread of life. voice-verified
We see Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead alongside Jesus telling us that he is the resurrection and the life. voice-verified
See, the miraculous signs that John has chosen to share are chosen specifically, on purpose, to help the reader uncover who Jesus is. voice-verified
He confirms this in verse thirty-one. voice-verified
The signs he records are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name. voice-verified
So two things we can pull from this verse on the purpose of John's gospel. voice-verified
The signs that John chose were so that we could believe and that through believing we would have life. voice-verified
So from this we have to ask what is it we're believing? voice-verified
And John again tells us in this verse, his signs show us that Jesus is the Messiah and the Son of God. voice-verified
Now the Messiah or the Christ was the long-awaited promised rescuer of God's people. voice-verified
It came with all kinds of expectations. voice-verified
This was the anointed one, the chosen one by God, who would be a great king and savior for God's people. voice-verified
He would lead them, teach them, and ultimately save them. voice-verified
The point that John makes in his gospel is that Jesus is this long-awaited Messiah that the Old Testament scriptures point to. voice-verified
In chapter one, he records Jesus' disciples telling one another that they had found the Messiah. voice-verified
But John is also making another point, the point that Jesus is not a mere human, like other saviors, Moses, David, or the kings who came before him. voice-verified
No, Jesus is the Son of God. voice-verified
Divine. voice-verified
Again, in the first chapter of this book, John opens telling us that the word became flesh. voice-verified
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