Best Jacob Newton Podcasts (2025)

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The Salem Witch Trials 1:01:58

5d ago1:01:58

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For more than two centuries, between the late 1400s and early 1700s, a terror of witches gripped Europe. From Scotland to Spain, thousands of people were accused, tortured and executed. But as the hysteria faded in Europe, it crossed the Atlantic. In 1692, in New England, it took hold of a small Puritan settlement in Massachusetts - Salem. The even…

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Drift No More (Series Preview) 27:26

11d ago27:26

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After some time away, we are so back! On this episode of New Hope Underground, the Tylers are sharing a Series Preview for our brand new series, kicking off this weekend, Drift No More. Join us over the next five weeks as we do a deep dive into the book of Hebrews! We also play a quick round of everybody's favorite game, Sermon Series or Young Adul…

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The Egyptian Sphinx 59:00

12d ago59:00

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Measuring 240 feet long from paw to tail, and around the height of a six-story building, the Great Sphinx is one of Egypt’s most spectacular, and mysterious, monuments. Believed to have been built over four millennia ago, much of its story has been lost to history, and the rest is shrouded in myth. So what do we know about who built it? What caused…

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We choose our Summer Mount Rushmores, talk Youth Summer Trips, Seats on the Bus, and Jacob Dickey 50:37

19d ago50:37

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Thank you for tuning into this very special episode of Hot Goss! This time we talk all things Summer! Youth Summer Trips, Seats on the Bus, and we choose our Mount Rushmores of Summer. Jose also shares an update on Jacob Dickey –– his new BFF! We also have special Guest, Bethany Berry making her triumphant return to the podcast – she cries laughing…

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The Real Greatest Showman 1:04:07

19d ago1:04:07

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PT Barnum may be better known as the loose subject of the movie The Greatest Showman, but his life was so much more than that work of fiction. A master of entertainment, an entrepreneur, and a genius of publicity, he built a career on feeding public curiosity with his grand illusions. But his legacy is complicated, as many of his attractions reflec…

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Introducing: Titanic: Ship of Dreams - Episode 1 51:44

25d ago51:44

51:44

This is a taster episode of a brand-new podcast from the Noiser podcast network. Join host Paul McGann as he explores life and death on the most famous ship in history. You’ll be right there on board - setting sail from Southampton, chugging across the Atlantic, striking the iceberg and sinking into the icy depths. We’ll hear the harrowing tales of…

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The Tudors, Part 2 of 2 1:03:51

26d ago1:03:51

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The later Tudor years were a time of turmoil, political intrigue, and national transformation. Initially defined by crises of succession, and shifts in the religious landscape, the period went on to see the reign of some of the most famous royal women in history. And, under the 44-year reign of Queen Elizabeth I, Britain experienced a golden age of…

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The Profane and The Persistent | The Story of Jacob and Esau (part 2) 2:15:02

1M ago2:15:02

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Genesis 47:7-10, “Then Joseph brought in his father Jacob and set him before Pharaoh; and Jacob blessed Pharaoh. Pharaoh said to Jacob, ‘How old are you?’ And Jacob said to Pharaoh, ‘The days of the years of my pilgrimage are one hundred and thirty years; few and evil have been the days of the years of my life, and they have not attained to the day…

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There's so much happening at New Hope, we play One's Gotta Go, and will Jonathan finally listen to the Pod? 45:59

1M ago45:59

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Thank you for tuning in to another month of Hot Goss! This month we rank cover the insane amount of things coming up at New Hope including Easter, Jr High Missions, High School Conference, Seats on the Bus, Partner Course, and Honduras. There's always so much going on – so be sure to lock in and listen up! We also play a rousing game of One's Gotta…

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The Tudors, Part 1 of 2 1:05:57

1M ago1:05:57

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The Tudors are the most famous royal family in English history, ruling from 1485 to 1603. The dynasty began with the reign of King Henry VII, and ended with his granddaughter, Elizabeth I. Marked by political, religious, and cultural change, the Tudor era shaped the course of English history, and paved the way for modern Britain. But how did the fi…

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Christopher Columbus 54:43

1M ago54:43

54:43

The explorer, Christopher Columbus, is famous for reaching the Americas and opening up a new world to European pioneers. But though his determination and skills were second to none, he eventually fell out of favour at home and abroad, and was unwelcome even in the very colonies he’d founded. Contrary to popular misconception, Columbus never set foo…

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The Printing Press 1:00:15

2M ago1:00:15

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Before Johannes Gutenberg’s revolutionary invention, knowledge was a privilege accessible only to the wealthy, the powerful, or the devout. In this world, ideas travelled slowly, and were constrained by the limits of human hand. So when, in the mid-15th century, Gutenberg invented the printing press, it became so much more than a machine. Ideas cou…

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Ludwig van Beethoven 58:41

2M ago58:41

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One of the world’s most influential composers, Ludwig van Beethoven changed the course of Western music. Despite losing his hearing, he created some of history’s most celebrated works, and his compositions are renowned for their emotional depth, innovation, and freshness to this day. But how did an unpolished youth from the German Rhineland rise to…

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Ranking the formality of chocolates, Courses and Groups, Shelbyville's Sunday Social, Youth Retreats, and Would You Rather? 35:58

2M ago35:58

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Thank you for tuning in to another month of Hot Goss! This month we rank the formality of chocolates, discuss upcoming Courses and Groups, Shelbyville's Sunday Social, and Youth Retreats. We also play a rousing game of Would You Rather? Amanda Emmerich Shamhart also joins us! Don't miss it. –––– Quick Links: — Visit our website: http://newhopechurc…

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The Forbidden City 1:05:22

2M ago1:05:22

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Nestled deep in the heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City stands as one of the world’s greatest architectural marvels. Built in the early 15th century as the secretive seat of imperial rule, it’s the largest palace complex anywhere in the world, and the biggest wooden structure on earth. But how did an audacious coup lead to the construction of this…

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The Profane and The Persistent | The Story of Jacob and Esau (part 1) 1:35:51

2M ago1:35:51

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In this episode we look at a famous set of twin brothers, Jacob and Esau. In Genesis 27:41 we read, “So Esau hated Jacob because of the blessing with which his father blessed him, and Esau said in his heart, ‘The days of mourning for my father are at hand; then I will kill my brother Jacob.’” How did it get to this point? Why would one brother purp…

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The Battle of Stalingrad 1:02:12

2M ago1:02:12

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During World War Two, the Battle of Stalingrad was one of the most brutal engagements of the entire conflict, and would go on to be one of the bloodiest battles in the history of warfare. Over a course of six months, Soviet forces fought to defend their city against the German Army, where an estimated 1 million Soviet soldiers, and 800,000 Axis tro…

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Pablo Picasso 1:01:37

3M ago1:01:37

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Pablo Picasso was one of the most celebrated and radical artists of the 20th century. His styles shocked and outraged contemporaries, and are still instantly recognisable today. But while the artist was publicly fêted, behind closed doors there was a darker side, and many of his female companions protested at his behaviour. So what drove Picasso to…

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Butch Cassidy 58:42

3M ago58:42

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Leader of the Wild Bunch gang, Butch Cassidy was a legendary American criminal who engineered infamous bank and train robberies across the West in the late 19th century. His charisma and careful planning ensured he eluded capture for years. And when, in 1901, he fled the law to South America with his partner, the Sundance Kid, reports differ as to …

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Hot Goss – February 2025 33:25

3M ago33:25

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Thank you for tuning in to another month of Hot Goss! "The Big Game" is coming up this Sunday – so we craft our Mount Rushmores of must-have Big Game Foods! And of course, we discuss some of the exciting things coming up here at New Hope. Don't miss it! –––– Quick Links: — Visit our website: http://newhopechurch.cc — Fill out the Connect Card: http…

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Nelson Mandela 1:00:15

3M ago1:00:15

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Nelson Mandela came to be considered one of the great global figures of his age, but for decades he was a prisoner in his own country. Branded a terrorist by South Africa’s white authorities, as well as many foreign governments, he survived years in the wilderness, only to return in one of the most dramatic character rehabilitations in history. So …

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Premillennialism: Popular But Pernicious 2:27:22

3M ago2:27:22

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In this episode we dig into one of the most popular and pernicious doctrines found among denominations and community churches. It is a doctrine that sows seeds of confusion, teaches error about the Church, denies God’s power to fulfill His will, and undermines the Lord’s plan of salvation. That doctrine is Premillennialism. It is that speculative i…

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The Australian Gold Rush 1:00:06

3M ago1:00:06

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When a man called Edward Hargraves first discovered gold in Australia, in 1851, the impact on the country was immeasurable. Word of Hargraves’ good fortune caused thousands of individuals to flood New South Wales and join the rush. Men left their families, professionals quit their jobs, ships were abandoned in the ports, as gold-fever spread throug…

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Bob Marley 1:00:05

3M ago1:00:05

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From impoverished roots on an island struggling to leave behind its colonial past, Bob Marley emerged; creating music that spoke with a universality, and which was beloved by people all over the world. His love of music was the backbone of his life, and his commitment to the Rastafari faith shone a spotlight on its ideals. But how did Bob Marley go…

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Emperor Nero 57:58

4M ago57:58

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Emperor Nero was one of the most reviled and controversial leaders of Ancient Rome. To some, his reign was a breath of fresh air after his unpopular predecessor, and his failings had no more to do with him, than with the unstable infrastructure of Roman government. And yet to others, Nero is inseparable from rumours about his sexual predilections, …

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Roman Catholicism (Paganism Reborn) 1:45:41

4M ago1:45:41

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In this episode we explore one of the most insidious religious movements of all time, Roman Catholicism. It has unleashed untold evil, death and destruction on humanity and condemned countless souls to eternal suffering. Why? Because it is a religion developed by man; one that grossly perverts the religion of Jesus Christ. Roman Catholicism develop…

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Hot Goss – January 2025 34:16

4M ago34:16

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Thanks for tuning in for the first Hot Goss of the new year! Make sure your New Years Resolutions include subscribing to New Hope Underground as well as every other podcast here on the New Hope Podcast Network! New Years at New Hope has been rescheduled to this Sunday, January 12 from 10–11AM at the Effingham Performance Center. This very special c…

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John F Kennedy 1:01:53

4M ago1:01:53

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The second of nine children from a well-to-do family in New England, John F Kennedy fought his way up to become the most powerful man on the planet. After claiming a narrow victory in the 1960 election, Kennedy and his glamorous wife, Jacqueline, led the country on a wave of optimism and energy. For many, he represented a vision of America at its b…

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The Spartans (Repeat) 54:37

4M ago54:37

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In 480BC, the Spartans secured their place in history when 300 of their soldiers fought to the death against the mighty Persian army at Thermopylae. Their reputation for brutal decisiveness and simple living have been admired for thousands of years. But what about the darker side of Spartan ideology, a society that culled weak babies, forced childr…

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Stonehenge (Repeat) 1:01:07

4M ago1:01:07

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Older than the pyramids and just as cryptic, the prehistoric British site of Stonehenge has dominated its landscape for thousands of years. But what is Stonehenge? A celestial clock? An ancient computer to predict eclipses? Was it a temple, a cemetery, or a site of execution? And who were the people who lived and died to create this Stone Age maste…

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The Heretical House-Church Movement 2:38:26

4M ago2:38:26

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In this extended episode we consider the heretical house-church movement. It is a movement among denominations, community churches, and even churches of Christ, that wraps itself in a cloak of spiritual superiority. The advocates of the house-church movement condemn what they see as traditional, stoic, or structured, while praising the spontaneous,…

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Beatrix Potter 56:01

5M ago56:01

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Beatrix Potter’s tales and illustrations of Peter Rabbit, Tom Kitten and friends, set in quintessential English villages and on Edwardian farms, have charmed children for decades. But alongside being an artist and author, Beatrix Potter was a natural scientist, a conservationist, a farmer, sheep-breeder, and shrewd businesswoman. So how did this sh…

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Introducing: Sherlock Holmes Short Stories 31:40

5M ago31:40

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A brand-new release from the Noiser Network. Join Hugh Bonneville on a thrilling journey through Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most celebrated Holmes mysteries - read in their original, masterful form. If you enjoy this taster episode, search ’Sherlock Holmes Short Stories’ in your podcast app and hit follow for more episodes. Or follow this link: https…

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The Panama Canal 1:00:47

5M ago1:00:47

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A 50-mile man-made waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the creation of the Panama Canal was arguably the greatest infrastructure project the world had ever seen. But its journey from concept to completion was anything but simple, as it failed repeatedly, and passed through numerous pairs of hands, before a decade-long construction …

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New Testament Worship | How Do We Properly Worship God 40:31

5M ago40:31

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In this episode we study what the New Testament teaches regarding worship. When you look at churches today, you see a variety of worship styles. There is traditional vs. contemporary worship. Many have bands with guitars, drums, cymbals, and a few singers. Sometimes there is special lighting. There is a wide range of teaching and how the overall se…

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Hot Goss – A Christmas Spectacular! (WARNING: We Talk Santa and Elves on Shelves) 29:43

5M ago29:43

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WARNING: We discuss the status of Santa and elves on shelves at the start of this episode. Parents, please be advised. Thank you for tuning into this special Christmas episode of Hot Goss with Tyler and Kacie, alongside special guest Jose Durbin! In this episode, we do get into the status of Santa, as well as discuss Hallmark Christmas Movies, our …

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Buckingham Palace 1:01:48

5M ago1:01:48

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The official seat of Britain’s monarchy for almost 200 years, Buckingham Palace has provided the stage and backdrop to countless events that have shaped the nation and the wider world. An iconic building, family home, and nucleus of political power, it’s one of the nation’s most expensive estates. But how did a singular building become such a stapl…

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A Divine Wife | A Bride For Isaac 38:28

5M ago38:28

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In this episode we consider a divine wife, that is, a wife chosen by the Lord through His providence. The account comes from Genesis 24 where Abraham sends his servant to find a bride for Abraham’s son, Isaac. It is a compelling story of faith and the amazing power of God to work in ordinary ways on behalf of His people.…

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Chichen Itza 59:20

5M ago59:20

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Nestled in the heart of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, the ancient city of Chichén Itza stands as a majestic testament to the architectural ingenuity and cultural richness of the ancient Maya civilization. It’s long been regarded as a shining example of Maya influence, yet today, many experts agree it’s not typically Maya at all, but rather a reflecti…

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Abram’s Call and Fall 39:57

5M ago39:57

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In this episode we look at Abram’s call by God. This man we better know as Abraham is described as the father of faith. His love and devotion to the Lord is legendary. He was not without fault, but he was dedicated to serving God and led his family to do the same. We take some time to look at the very beginning of his record in the Bible to motivat…

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Sir Isaac Newton 56:28

6M ago56:28

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Sir Isaac Newton became one of history’s most important scientists - all thanks, as legend has it, to an apple falling from a tree. But beyond the famous anecdote is the story of a polymath who revolutionised our grasp of how the universe works, and led a life plagued by rivalries, grudges, and accusations of plagiarism. Loved by some, derided by o…

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Christians Are Like Athletes 29:54

6M ago29:54

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In this episode we consider how a Christian is like an athlete. Paul makes multiple comparisons of Christians to an athlete or being involved in an athletic contest. It is imagery we can easily relate to that also challenges us to push ourselves to do our best. We will discuss how we need rigorous training and discipline, as well as how we must fol…

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The Gladiators (Repeat) 51:23

6M ago51:23

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Take a trip back in time to Ancient Rome, to discover the bizarre and barbaric world of the gladiators. But who were these mysterious warriors? And how much truth lies behind the legends? Take your seat in the Roman Colosseum, the games are about to begin. This is a Short History Of the Gladiators. A Noiser production, written by Addison Nugent. Wi…

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Hot Goss – Introducing The Parent Podcast! 21:27

6M ago21:27

21:27

On this very special episode of Hot Goss, we are so excited to introduce the newest member of the New Hope Podcast family, The Parent Podcast! Hosted by Shauna Danneberger (Kids Director) and Bethany Berry (Youth Director), The Parent Podcast is dedicated to sharing stories and equipping parents to be the number one influence in their child's walk …

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The Lighthouse of Alexandria 57:21

6M ago57:21

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The Lighthouse of Alexandria was a testament to human ingenuity and architectural brilliance. Built in the third century BC on the small island of Pharos, it was the first lighthouse in recorded history and the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Standing over 100 metres high, it provided a vital beacon for sailors navigating the treach…

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A Primer On Alcohol In The Bible 25:29

6M ago25:29

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In this episode we look at what the Bible says about alcohol. Many people who profess belief in Jesus as the Savior see drunkenness as a sin. However, they are completely comfortable with moderate alcohol use. They will even try to use Jesus as justification for their belief. I submit to you that this is a case of the world influencing people more …

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Vlad The Impaler 59:01

6M ago59:01

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Vlad the Impaler is one of history’s most terrifying villains. A leader who used torture, terrorism, and sadistic punishment to retain his grip on power. Though he was considered a folk hero by some in his homeland, for many, he’s the inspiration behind the most spine-chilling tale of all time: Bram Stoker’s Dracula. But what sparked Vlad’s bloodth…

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Strangers and Pilgrims 28:36

6M ago28:36

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In this episode we consider Christians as strangers and pilgrims. Since we are committed to Christ, we are people who do not belong and often feel it. Our dedication to the Lord and His Cause will often make us uncomfortable in this world. In fact, if we do not feel uncomfortable in this world, there is something wrong with us that we need to chang…

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The Trojan War 57:20

6M ago57:20

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The Trojan War was a time of heroes. From the swift-footed Achilles, and the hot-headed Prince Paris, to the beautiful Queen Helen, and the all-powerful gods, Zeus, Athena, and Aphrodite. In these early days of what we now call Ancient Greece, the story of Troy was already a saga from a bygone age, re-imagined by Homer, and told around the world ev…

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Soldiers of Christ 47:51

6M ago47:51

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In this episode we examine the Bible’s teaching on Christians as soldiers. Some shy away from this topic preferring to view disciples as effeminate and soft – never offending or attacking – instead of strong, bold, or aggressive in any way for any reason. The reality is there is a spiritual war raging and those who will fight for the Lord must be t…

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