Episodes
Cumbered with Serving: Lessons from Martha and Mary
Join Edward Musgrave Blaiklock as we delve into the story of Martha and Mary from Luke 10:38-42 KJV. Discover the balance between practical Christian service and spiritual reflection. Explore how Jesus gently guides Martha to see the value of sitting at His feet and listening, as Mary did. Understan...
Christ and the Crowd: The Power of Presence
Join Edward Musgrave Blaiklock as he explores Luke 4 and the remarkable presence of Christ. Discover how Jesus, with perfect dignity and self-control, could pass through hostile crowds unharmed. Delve into the instances where His commanding presence left even arresting officers in awe, unable to car...
Born in a Manger: Rethinking the Nativity
Join Edward Musgrave Blaiklock in this episode as we explore the true setting of the Nativity in Luke 2. Was Jesus really born in a "lowly cattle shed"? Discover a different perspective, picturing a rock-cut cavern where guests stayed alongside their animals. Learn about the historical context of Be...
Why Call Me Good? The Rich Young Ruler and the Law’s Light
Join Edward Musgrave Blaiklock as he analyzes Mark 10 and the encounter with the rich young ruler. Explore Jesus’ question, the use of the law as a tutor to Christ, and the moment of conscience when the man walks away from the cross. A concise reflection on how true discipleship calls us beyond self...
Sharing Oil: Spiritual Preparedness and the Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins
Join Edward Musgrave Blaiklock as he reflects on Matthew 25, exploring the meaning of the oil in the parable of the ten virgins. Learn why oil represents the Holy Spirit’s anointing and personal readiness, why we cannot borrow another’s faith, and how crisis reveals who is truly awake to God. A thou...
Baren Fruit, True Vine: Lessons from the Barren Fig Tree (Matthew 21; Luke 13; John 15)
In this reflection, Graeme Blaiklock examines the parabolic teaching of the barren fig tree and its broader message about spiritual fruitfulness. Drawing on Jesus’ vineyards and the imagery of the true vine, we explore how profession without fruit reveals hypocrisy, and how abiding in Christ yields ...
Peter’s Suggestion: The Transfiguration and the Danger of Misunderstanding
In this episode, Graeme Blaiklock examines Peter’s well-meaning but misguided suggestion at the Mount of Transfiguration. Discover how fear, nationalism, and misinterpretation can cloud spiritual insight, and learn the importance of understanding Jesus’ true mission beyond human expectations. An ins...
Signs, Teaching, and the Confession of Jesus: Lessons from Matthew 16
In this episode, Graeme Blaiklock explores Matthew chapter 16, highlighting Jesus’ response to the demand for signs, His warning against false teachings, and Peter’s declaration of Jesus as the Messiah. Discover how trusting in divine signs and acknowledging Jesus’ identity are essential for faith a...
Peter’s Key: Understanding Matthew 16:19 Beyond a Solemn “Authority”
In Read It Again with Edward Blaiklock, we explore Matthew 16:19 and unpack what “the keys of the kingdom of heaven” really mean. This episode argues that the verse signals didactic authority for all believers, tied to teaching and safeguarding doctrine, not merely a special judicial power for Peter...