Bonus: “Intimacy vs. Information” with Nathan Johnson

January 29, 2024

We can know a lot about God, but information doesn’t change us. One of the Greek words used in Scripture for the word know is “ginosko.” The meaning is deep and beautiful and refers to something beyond just knowing information — it is an experiential knowing, a knowing that changes us. In this episode, Nathan Johnson testifies to the fact that your Christian life will change dramatically once you grasp the difference between the informational knowing about God and experiential knowing of God.

We are delighted to have guest Nathan Johnson join us on the Commands of Christ podcast! Nathan is a writer, teacher, and communicator with an overwhelming passion for Jesus Christ. He has been helping people grow spiritually for nearly two decades! Along with his work as the Program Director & Instructor at the Ellerslie School of Discipleship in Colorado, he encourages Christians of all ages through his ministry called deeperChristian.

Gabe Cleator, Host

Gabe Cleator loves Jesus and desires to help others cultivate an intimate relationship with Christ as the All-Sufficient One. Gabe holds a bachelor’s degree in Biblical Ministries, is author of the book Always and in Everything, and currently serves as the director of the Home Discipleship Network under the ministry of IBLP. His passion is to see God’s people turn back to a vibrant, living Christianity that has Christ at the center and the Word as the foundation. Gabe and his wife, Sara, live in East Texas where they enjoy serving the Lord together and spending time in the great outdoors, taking fishing trips or visiting National Parks.
Nathan Johnson, Guest

Nathan Johnson is an author, teacher, and communicator with an overwhelming passion to help equip Christians to understand the Word of God and experience a deep love for Jesus that transforms their lives and the world around them. He teaches full-time at Ellerslie School of Discipleship and creates Christ-centered Bible teaching and resources on his website deeperChristian.com.