Today is the first of what I hope to be many interviews with people who have interesting takes on Bible and Life. My guest is a friend of mine named John who I met at a local shop that he ran. He’s a U.S. Army Veteran who has gone through some stuff and been brought […]
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This verse has been used by most every teacher of the Bible for one message or another. I wasn’t initially planning to do a second Blog-Cast this week but this verse came to me and I realized it was a great follow up to the one from Tuesday in memory of Charlie Kirk because he fulfilled this verse…
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Charlie Kirk, the Modern Stephen in USA How the crack was met with a cry that only a spirit could hear. When he entered into ivy halls without form of fear, there was carried a great gift which drew people ever near. Courage and sound mind held sway every day. Withstanding when devils hidden came
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Today is going to be a shorter post but that’s perfectly fine. Think of it as a primer for the rest of my work but, this also is an important topic to cover. As my title, so boldly, states we’re going to be dealing with why context matters.
When Jesus would preach to the crowds he would often follow it up with “He who has ears, let him hear.” This might seem to be a bit unusual to us but it made sense to the Jews who heard it. In their culture one’s ability to hear is directly proportionate to their obedience. And obedience is acting in accordance to what’s been said to us by others.
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I do not say the man’s death is a good thing because I hate the Roman Catholic Church. As a protestant, Evangelical/Pentecostal if you are curious about the specifics, my prayer and desire is for the Roman Catholic Church to wake up and realize that they are in the wrong on so many theological issues…
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A common thing for people to do each new year is to create a list of goals that they’d like to accomplish. And I’ve got a few as well.