In this episode, we are going to be discussing God’s concern for people. Now that might seem like an obvious thing to discuss. You know,

In Ezra 7, we have a really beautiful description of the way that Ezra considered the word and then built his life on it. And I think this is

How good of a listener are you? I can tell you, I’m a much better talker than I am a listener. This is the struggle,

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“Today, we are going to discuss the burnt offering. Now, that might seem a little bit random – but I think it’s helpful for us to

“This verse seems to be saying that, an effective prayer is effective! See you look at that and you think yes prayer is powerful, yes

“Today, we want to think about humility. I think humility is often characterized by this idea of playing down yourself and saying well, you know,

“Today I want to talk about giving up, actually, it’s more the opposite of giving up. This idea of not giving up, of keeping on

“What we are going to discuss today is rejoicing. I know we have touched on that before, but I feel like its something we need

“Today we are going to be discussing scripture. Now you might think, well that’s always what we talk about and that’s true. But we’re going to take

“So, in this podcast, we are going to consider the role of community and bible study. I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about that

“Let’s talk a little bit about the law of Moses. If someone were to just walk up to you & ask you, What do you

“In this podcast, we want to think about the Lord’s Prayer. This is a powerful, beautiful prayer that the Lord Jesus taught his disciples to

“Today we are going to think, in this podcast, about the idea of saints. And when I say that, I don’t mean saints as in the way

“What we want to think about today is scriptural intention. Now, that might seem a little misleading because, usually when we talk about intention –