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Do you know someone who is feeling unhappy in their marriage? Or, maybe you know someone who's marriage has lost that loving feeling? Its likely that we all know an unhappy married couple, or maybe its you? You are the unhappy spouse. Well, at times all married couples become exhausted with their marriage. Well, before making a hasty decision take an old school approach for guidance and consult your Bible. In this episode we will look at the Book of Hosea to gain a better understanding of divorce from a biblical perspective.

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The topic of Human Suffering frequently arises when Christians engage with non-believers during evangelism. In Episode 16, we explore why believers should not allow discussions to remain focused solely on the temporary sufferings of this world when sharing the gospel. Instead, we should guide the conversation towards the eternal future, where we will share in Christ's glory forever and ever—Amen. If this message has inspired you, please like and share!

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Episode 15 centers around Proverbs 1:20 and how it applies to choosing the Wisdom that comes from God over competing Worldly Ideas. After listening to Episode 15, and if this message has blessed you then please consider sharing it with a friend.

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When discussing the best literature from Ancient Rome, students might mention works by notable figures like Julius Caesar, the historian Tacitus (from whom the term "tactics" derives), and Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations," which some believe was written for personal reflection. Despite two writers being powerful Roman emperors, none of their writings are even as close to being as impacting throughout history as Paul’s letter to the Saints in Rome, this man who declared himself a slave in Romans 1:1. In this episode we will briefly discuss how Paul's writing impacted the Ancient Roman Empire and in similarity how Paul's letters can impact the modern day American Empire.

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In this episode, we will explore how Mark's Gospel efficiently conveys the identity of Jesus to his audience. Rather than beginning with a genealogy, Mark opens with a magnificent proclamation that hints at the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. His audience learns that the long-awaited Messiah-King has arrived, as John the Baptist quotes revered prophets. However, Mark goes beyond mere quotations; he presents a miraculous baptism scene that leaves his audience in awe of Jesus's extraordinary nature. This scene can be likened to the inauguration ceremony of a newly elected president. If you find this episode uplifting, please consider sharing it with a friend.

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In episode 12, we will discuss a brief overview of Chapter 20 of Genesis, and pay special attention to Verse 17. This is where Abraham prays for Abimelech. Thereby, Abraham's actions in Verse 17 shows the audience of the Book of Genesis that the Patriarch of the Children of Israel is a man of compassion, and in sum teaching us as fellow believers to show compassion to others.

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In Episode 11, an example from Mark 10:32 is presented as a guiding lesson for single men aspiring to marry their girlfriends, as well as for Christian men seeking to become more fearless husbands, and strong leaders. If this message has resonated with you, please consider sharing it with a friend.

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Psalms 119 serves as a chapter where the author guides the audience on a tour to see the splendor of God's word. However, the writer encourages you to look beyond mere sight; instead, he urges you to reflect with your heart. This invitation is to delve inward and cultivate a personal connection to God's Word. In this episode we will discuss two insights from Psalms 119 that will inspire you to read Psalm 119. If this message has blessed you please like and share.