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Hosted by Unknown Host · Christianity · EN · 0 episodes
This show is a series of subjects had come to my mind overtime that I have thought of often and deeply. I'll be sharing through these episodes my study and my own personal thoughts of how a Christian processes Current Events, Facts, Biblical Teachings, Theories or even just Simple Subjects regarding Christianity and life's challenges.
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Episode #30
From a simple psalm that David wrote regarding his apparent ability after he died, this episode explores what the Bible, Jesus and other Biblical characters said about Heaven, Sheol, Hades, and Heaven. Discover the significant different beliefs from the Israelites in the Old Testament, through the New Testament, and even from recent and current theologians' perspective.
Episode #29
In Part Two of our discussion on Bible teachers, we take a closer look at what Scripture says about compensating those who teach and labor in ministry. If Jesus and the Apostle Paul both affirmed and instructed that Bible teachers should be supported, why are so many serving without pay today? We also examine whether pastors and church leaders are treating workers fairly or whether some laborers are being deprived of rightful compensation. What spiritual blessings might church and believers be missing when those who faithfully teach and serve are not honored and supported according to biblical principles?
Episode #27
What do Donald Trump, Joseph, and Judah have in common? In this episode, we dive into the complex subject of boasting and self-promotion, examining examples from biblical narratives, history, and modern politics. We consider when confidence becomes pride—and what these stories can teach us today.
Episode #26
<p>The use of silence to say No. This covers it use in today's society and the historical Biblical use of it. Paul Simon wrote a song about it way back in 1963. Apply what the Bbile says about it and what humans experience ... evasion, avoidance, and/or abandonment. Let's think about it!</p>
Episode #25
<p>Ever wonder who is the boss or who has the ball? Today we’re focusing on When Authority Works ... And When it Doesn’t: Including 2 of my True Stories. I am able to share these true stories in light of the fact these events were over 35 years ago and most all those involved have passed. Yet I have changed the names of those I speak of.</p>
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