Episode Details
Back to Episodes
Who Was Andrew the Apostle? John 1:35-42 (KJV) | G. Campbell Morgan Sermon Breakdown
Season 7
Episode 3
Published 4 weeks ago
Description
Who was Andrew the Apostle? In John 1:35-42 (KJV) Jesus asks him "What seek ye?", and G. Campbell Morgan shows why Andrew mattered more than most Christians realize.
G. Campbell Morgan Sermon Breakdown (The Great Physician), hosted by Matt Hepner with Raven.
Matt and Raven read G. Campbell Morgan's chapter on Andrew from The Great Physician. Morgan walks through the places Andrew is named: John 1:35-42, the call from the nets (Mark 1:16-18), the loaves and fishes (John 6:8-9), the Greeks who would see Jesus (John 12:20-22), the Mount of Olives (Mark 13:3-4), the upper room (Acts 1:13), and the foundations of the holy city (Revelation 21:14).
Andrew was a disciple of John the Baptist, a friend of John the Apostle, Simon's brother, and a strong, quiet man with the courage to leave John and follow Jesus. Jesus' first words to him were "What seek ye?" (John 1:38). Morgan says He was not asking who Andrew was looking for, but why. Andrew came and saw, abode with Him that day, and then "first findeth his own brother Simon" with the words "We have found the Messias" (John 1:41). Morgan closes on this: Christ's first disciple was not Peter but Andrew, and the city of God will be built not by the notoriety of its builders but by their fidelity.
Wear the series: The Great Physician – G. Campbell Morgan T-Shirt: https://www.toplobsta.com/prod...
Questions answered
• Who was Andrew the Apostle? (1:47)
• Why was Andrew so easily overlooked? (7:55)
• What does "What seek ye?" mean in John 1? (24:42)
• Who brought Simon Peter to Jesus? (37:53)
• What did Andrew do with the loaves and fishes? (50:44)
• Was Andrew Christ's first disciple? (1:00:34)
Related Straight Bible studies
• Previous G. Campbell Morgan study: John the Baptist, The Voice Crying in the Wilderness: https://youtu.be/_8Lw-lvShqw
• Next G. Campbell Morgan study: How Jesus Dealt with John the Apostle: https://youtu.be/EcjxIXrOuPk
• Classic Sermon Series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playli...
Watch, listen and read
Watch the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Episodes: https://straightbible.org/epis...
Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere podcasts are available.
Chapters
0:00 G. Campbell Morgan's The Great Physician: Andrew
1:47 Who Was Andrew the Apostle?
2:20 Every Time Andrew Appears (Mark 1, Verses 16-18)
4:46 Andrew and the Feeding of the Five Thousand (John 6, Verses 8-9)
5:45 "Sir, We Would See Jesus" (John 12, Verses 20-22)
6:04 Andrew on the Mount of Olives and in Acts (Mark 13, Verses 3-4)
7:55 Why Was Andrew So Easily Overlooked?
9:23 A Disciple of John the Baptist
12:43 What Kind of Man Was Andrew?
15:19 The Courage to Leave John and Follow Jesus
17:33 Reading John 1, Verses 35-42 (KJV)
22:31 How Did Jesus Deal With Andrew?
24:42 What Does "What Seek Ye?" Mean? (John 1, Verse 38)
35:35 Andrew Abode With Him That Day (John 1, Verse 39)
37:53 "We Have Found the Messias" (John 1, Verse 41)
42:25 Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God (Matthew 6, Verse 33)
43:08 Andrew's Conviction About Jesus
G. Campbell Morgan Sermon Breakdown (The Great Physician), hosted by Matt Hepner with Raven.
Matt and Raven read G. Campbell Morgan's chapter on Andrew from The Great Physician. Morgan walks through the places Andrew is named: John 1:35-42, the call from the nets (Mark 1:16-18), the loaves and fishes (John 6:8-9), the Greeks who would see Jesus (John 12:20-22), the Mount of Olives (Mark 13:3-4), the upper room (Acts 1:13), and the foundations of the holy city (Revelation 21:14).
Andrew was a disciple of John the Baptist, a friend of John the Apostle, Simon's brother, and a strong, quiet man with the courage to leave John and follow Jesus. Jesus' first words to him were "What seek ye?" (John 1:38). Morgan says He was not asking who Andrew was looking for, but why. Andrew came and saw, abode with Him that day, and then "first findeth his own brother Simon" with the words "We have found the Messias" (John 1:41). Morgan closes on this: Christ's first disciple was not Peter but Andrew, and the city of God will be built not by the notoriety of its builders but by their fidelity.
Wear the series: The Great Physician – G. Campbell Morgan T-Shirt: https://www.toplobsta.com/prod...
Questions answered
• Who was Andrew the Apostle? (1:47)
• Why was Andrew so easily overlooked? (7:55)
• What does "What seek ye?" mean in John 1? (24:42)
• Who brought Simon Peter to Jesus? (37:53)
• What did Andrew do with the loaves and fishes? (50:44)
• Was Andrew Christ's first disciple? (1:00:34)
Related Straight Bible studies
• Previous G. Campbell Morgan study: John the Baptist, The Voice Crying in the Wilderness: https://youtu.be/_8Lw-lvShqw
• Next G. Campbell Morgan study: How Jesus Dealt with John the Apostle: https://youtu.be/EcjxIXrOuPk
• Classic Sermon Series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playli...
Watch, listen and read
Watch the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Episodes: https://straightbible.org/epis...
Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere podcasts are available.
Chapters
0:00 G. Campbell Morgan's The Great Physician: Andrew
1:47 Who Was Andrew the Apostle?
2:20 Every Time Andrew Appears (Mark 1, Verses 16-18)
4:46 Andrew and the Feeding of the Five Thousand (John 6, Verses 8-9)
5:45 "Sir, We Would See Jesus" (John 12, Verses 20-22)
6:04 Andrew on the Mount of Olives and in Acts (Mark 13, Verses 3-4)
7:55 Why Was Andrew So Easily Overlooked?
9:23 A Disciple of John the Baptist
12:43 What Kind of Man Was Andrew?
15:19 The Courage to Leave John and Follow Jesus
17:33 Reading John 1, Verses 35-42 (KJV)
22:31 How Did Jesus Deal With Andrew?
24:42 What Does "What Seek Ye?" Mean? (John 1, Verse 38)
35:35 Andrew Abode With Him That Day (John 1, Verse 39)
37:53 "We Have Found the Messias" (John 1, Verse 41)
42:25 Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God (Matthew 6, Verse 33)
43:08 Andrew's Conviction About Jesus
Listen Now
Love PodBriefly?
If you like Podbriefly.com, please consider donating to support the ongoing development.
Support Us