God’s people were captives in Babylon when a letter gave them the truth: after 70 years, they would go home. This episode explores an expected hope, how knowing what God has promised clears away confusion, and how the same promise of freedom and eternal life is available to anyone today.
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Mercy is our trump card. This episode on the Beatitudes explores the four blessings in Matthew 5 that shape how we treat others: showing mercy, keeping a pure heart, making peace and standing firm under persecution, with practical help from James, Proverbs, Romans and the friendship of Jonathan and David.
Comments closedWhat does a personal relationship with God really mean? This episode starts with no condemnation in Romans 8, then follows Jesus as he redefines family, explains why meeting together matters, and shows through Hosea and the good Samaritan how God’s mercy sees hurting people as half alive, not half dead.
Comments closedWhat manner of persons ought we to be? This episode works through 2 Peter 3, from the scoffers of the last days to the flood of Noah’s time and the day of the Lord, showing why God waits and how He gives the strength to live watchful, ready and holy.
Comments closedJesus isn’t asleep on the job. This episode explores knowing our place in Christ, from the accuser cast down in Revelation 12 to believers seated with Christ in heavenly places. Discover why Jesus is our advocate, mediator and guarantee, and why no charge against those God has justified can stand.
Comments closedPeter and Judas both failed Jesus on the night of his arrest, but only one found his way back. This episode explores what it means to gain the world and lose your soul, and how Jesus restored Peter with breakfast, three simple questions and a fresh purpose: feed my sheep.
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