In this episode we discuss how Christian subordinates need to be careful before they criticize or seek to remove their leaders. This is done using insights from Miriam and Aaron's attack on Moses' Leadership as seen in the Book of Numbers Chapter 12.

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This episode consists of a brief discussion on why unity matters in Today's Modern American Church. The Episode highlights the key verse by exploring the historical context and challenges faced by the early church, and discusses the importance of unity for today's believers.

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In this episode we will discuss why we need to exercise patience with our prayer requests. This is done using a lesson from Abraham's life as found in the Book of Genesis, Chapter 17.

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In this Episode we will discuss why believers must rely on their faith when dealing with a World Of Challenges. To further highlight, why believers should rely on their faith, insights are discussed from Abraham's journey down into Egypt when faced with economic hardships, see Genesis 12:10.

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In this Episode we will discuss the Hebrew Midwives' story A Lesson in Soft Resistance. We also will lists seven reasons why Christians should study their story.

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In this episode we discuss Amos, God's spokesperson for the poor and oppressed. The Book Of Amos has many practical life applications for Americans. For example, many modern Americans just like the citizens of the Northern Kingdom are blessed with great material riches, yet they trust in their wealth for security and do not realize that the storm clouds of judgement are just over the horizon. Therefore, Amos has many life lessons for a nation on the verge of judgement.

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In episode 7 we will discuss just who was Rahab The Harlot. Also explored is the great life principle that is found in Rahab’s speech to the Hebrew spies, the audience is made aware of a woman who had spiritual discernment, see Joshua 2:9–11. Rahab’s faith in the God of Israel propelled her to assist the Hebrew spies in Ancient Israel’s Battle for Jericho, despite being a gentile foreigner this is a great lesson of faith for modern people of all backgrounds to adhere too.

That hat is despite your past or your current behaviors you can still draw near to God through Christ. If an ancient prostitute can place her faith in Him then surely you can too. Rahab did not let her past sins or lifestyle stop her from believing in God, therefore no matter your past behavior you can still place your faith in God, serve him, and be saved.

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In this episode, we explore the question: What constitutes a good Bible translation? While there is no definitive answer, we will compare and contrast four popular translations, providing insights into their unique characteristics. The translations selected for discussion are the New International Version (NIV), English Standard Version (ESV), King James Version (KJV), and New American Standard Bible (NASB).

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