Judas Iscariot Podcasts

Judas Iscariot receives little podcast coverage. No episode here names him in its title, so expect brief treatment within sermons and Holy Week reflections rather than a sustained biography or dedicated debate.

The Passion-week route

The most natural entry points place the mention inside familiar seasonal preaching. Father Simon Says brings a learned, conversational style to Holy Thursday - April 2, 2026, moving through Scripture with room for historical detail, pastoral asides, and dry humor. IBC Richmond offers the atmosphere of a full church service in Good Friday, with prayer and biblical exposition sharing the room.

Prairie View Christian Church takes a patient, verse-by-verse approach in Palm Sunday. For a Catholic homily shaped by reflection and self-examination, St. Joseph Catholic Church Raleigh, NC has Palm Sunday - Fr. Thomas Duggan and The Mass of the Lord's Supper - Fr. Paul Alger, L.C.

Following the text more closely

First Baptist Church, Zeeland provides the most precisely signposted biblical on-ramp with Spiritual Battles | John 13.21-30 | Jeremy Cobb | 2.8.2026. Its style is steady and explanatory, moving from passage to context and then application.

Abiding in Christ w/ Jim Wood approaches the material with a firmer, corrective sermon voice in SAS Chapel: Matthew 26:1-16 and SAS Chapel: Matthew 27. These episodes may suit listeners who prefer direct doctrinal instruction over scene-setting or conversational digression.

Where to start

• Choose Father Simon Says’ Holy Thursday - April 2, 2026 for an expansive, informal teaching voice.
• Try First Baptist Church, Zeeland’s Spiritual Battles | John 13.21-30 | Jeremy Cobb | 2.8.2026 for a tightly identified passage.
• Pick IBC Richmond’s Good Friday if you want the texture of a complete church service.
• Use Abiding in Christ w/ Jim Wood’s SAS Chapel: Matthew 26:1-16 for a more admonishing style.

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