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Most of us know the story of Daniel and lions' den, but do we really? Who was Darius? How was this king so easily tricked by Daniel's enemies, and how could he have revoked and irrevocable law? Find out on today's episode!
Welcome to the wonderful season of Thanksgiving! But do we really live as people of thanksgiving? Or do we find ourselves slipping into the pitfall of entitlement from time to time? What's the solution, and how can we foster an "attitude of gratitude" within ourselves? Find out this episode!
What is the role of apologetics in evangelism? What even ARE apologetics? Something relevant, or something antiquated?
Have you ever felt apathetic in your faith? Like your "fire" has gone out? Good news - it's possible to get that fire back, and to even stoke it to new levels. All it takes is deliberate and intentional hard work. Try implementing these 8 tips for "fanning the flames of our faith."
What are the roles and functions of the Church? How do we go about finding a good church to get plugged in to? Are there any tips or guidelines to help with the process? Indeed! Join us for this episode as we explore these questions together.
As we progress through the season of Lent, it can be helpful to observe and investigate the events which led up to the Passion. One significant event was the implementation of the Lord's Supper, which occurred during the Passover Feast. What are these, and what significance do they hold which might be relevant for us today?
What's the difference between passive and active revival? Who's responsibility is it for us to personalize our faith and become active participants in God's work rather than passive observers? Isaiah 6 sets an example for us to follow - "Here am I, send me."
Jeremiah 33:3 invites us to call unto God and watch as He performs great and mighty things, but do we really believe this? We should.
Can anything good come out of Nazareth? Or better yet, can anything useful be learned from the way Jesus called his first disciples? And what's the point of changing water into wine?
How did Jesus start His ministry? What can we learn from His temptations in the wilderness? Surely there is great significance that applied not only to Jesus' original audience, but also applies to us today.
