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Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart

Born to Win"s Daily Radio Broadcast and Weekly Sermon. A production of Christian Educational Ministries.

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28:07

The Book of Samuel #17

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/15

Sometimes, there is no explaining love. It just is. The love of God for King David of Israel knew no bounds, and that love persisted through some terrible times and some terrible acts on David’s part. Maybe, in a vague sort of way, it can be explained by the fact that David himself was a man of great emotion; he was himself a man of love. I think that may explain his bonding with Jonathan, son of Saul. It may explain David’s love for King Saul that transcended every evil thing Saul tried

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27:41

In the Last Days #1

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/12

Navigation In the Last Days #2 >>

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44:55

The Axe and the Fire

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/11

Early in World War II, there were those who believed they had seen unmistakable signs that we had entered the time of the end. They could point to specific items in prophecy and the movement of nations that made it appear so; and the argument that we were entering the very last crisis in the age of Man was very strong. But it was wrong.In first-century Judea, when Jerusalem was actually encompassed about with armies, the Temple fell; and the church of that era would have been as convinced as anyone

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47:40

Work, For the Night Is Coming

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/11

I don't know if the events of the last two weeks are a harbinger of the last days, or if they are a chastisement from God to give us a time to repent and turn our lives around. I don't know the answer to that; only time will tell. If God really meant for us to know, he'd have told us. I've learned something, though, over the years: that the reading of the Bible conveys a great advantage to men and women who attend to its words. It makes a difference in people's lives.You do realize, don't you, that

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28:04

The Book of Samuel #16

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/11

It is hard to think of a family situation worse than one created by a man named Amnon, the son of David. It was event of sexual violence, ultimately leading to bloodshed. But considering what David had done with Bathsheba, and the wretched example it set, it is just as hard to think this event was not connected, somehow. But there is a lesson or two to be learned here.The first is that the biblical account says that Amnon loved Tamar—his half-sister. I’m afraid the Bible here uses the

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28:04

The Book of Samuel #15

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/10

It is always painful to see a good man fall. And in the affair of David and Bathsheba, that is pretty much what happened. It happened to a good woman at the same time. Who knows, maybe this was somewhere in the back of King Solomon’s mind when he wrote:Dead flies cause the ointment of the perfumer to send forth a foul odor: so does a little folly to him that is respected for wisdom and honor.Ecclesiastes 10:1 KJ2000And he had a classic example in his own mother and father. This affair is

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28:04

The Book of Samuel #14

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/09

And it came to pass after this, that the king of the children of Ammon died, and Hanun his son reigned in his stead. Then said David, I will show kindness unto Hanun the son of Nahash, as his father showed kindness unto me. And David sent to comfort him by the hand of his servants for his father. And David’s servants came into the land of the children of Ammon.2 Samuel 10:1–2 KJ2000Here is the picture: the king of Ammon dies and David sends mourners on a state visit, for a state funeral

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28:05

The Book of Samuel #13

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/08

It isn’t always easy to understand why God does some of the things he does. It isn’t always certain, even, that God does everything attributed to him. In our generation, for example, we use the expression, an act of God, for all kinds of things I really don’t think God is directly involved in. An earthquake, for example—insurance people would call that an act of God. And in the broad sense that God is creator of all things, and therefore everything that happens in nature is

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35:47

The Battle of New Orleans

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/05

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28:05

The Burden of Babylon

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/05

When I study the prophets, I am looking for God. I’m not looking for an outline of what’s going to happen tomorrow or the events of the next few years. What I want to know is: What does God have to say, what does it mean, and how might it affect my life? Because God doesn’t change, if God came down on an ancient people because they behaved a certain way, I figure if I behave the same way that same God is liable to come down on me.God doesn’t often speak to man, and when he

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28:12

The Book of Samuel #12

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/04

It is fascinating, when you’re reading history, to see how much people are the same—in every age and every time. Cultures change, standards change, technology changes, but human nature—at its base—changes very little, if at all. Petty politics, palace intrigue, deal making, trivial and great jealousies: They make us feel right at home even in strange times and places. It is one of the reasons Shakespeare remains so relevant. His plots have been stolen over and over again by

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28:03

The Book of Samuel #11

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/03

War makes strange bedfellows sometimes. It’s possible that David might well have been an ally of the Philistines when they went to war against Israel and Saul. It’s hard to imagine David at war with Israel, but it was on its way to happening…except for one thing—the lords of the Philistines didn’t trust him and wouldn’t bring him into combat. After all, David had killed more than a few Philistines in his time, and they just didn’t much like the man. But bad

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28:01

The Book of Samuel #10

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/02

The long pursuit of David by King Saul, would make for a great movie. It has all the elements. Danger, treachery, romance, suspense, the chase. And the characters are all fascinating and any actor would love the roles. There was King Saul, who was a depressive paranoid, and yet a big handsome fellow; David, of course, red-headed, small, good looking, and very well built; Abigail, the intelligent, beautiful woman who became his second wife; Nabal, her brutish husband who died; Doeg the snitch; the

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28:05

The Book of Samuel #9

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/09/01

And it came to pass, when Saul was returned from following the Philistines, that it was told him, saying, Behold, David is in the wilderness of Engedi. Then Saul took three thousand chosen men out of all Israel, and went to seek David and his men on the rocks of the wild goats. And he came to the sheepcotes by the way, where was a cave; and Saul went in to cover his feet: and David and his men remained in the sides of the cave.1 Samuel 24:1–3 AKJVAs Saul approached the cave:[…T]he men

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48:47

Why Doesn't Everyone Keep God's Holy Days

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/08/29

In the pages of your Bible, you may find something mildly surprising. You find holidays, quite prominently, and in both Testaments. Not only that, but they are found observed by the Church in the New Testament. These festivals are called the appointed times of Jehovah and around them flow the entire history of the people of God—from the Israelites, to the Jews, to the Christians of every race and nation. And not only the history of God’s people, but their future as well.I first began celebrating the

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28:01

The Book of Samuel #8

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/08/28

After the win over Goliath, David went on to show himself a true fighting man. He apparently fought without fear, believing with all his heart that he was in the right and that God would fight alongside him. He chalked up some great victories, and the people loved him and honored him to such an extent that it generated great jealousy on the part of King Saul. Saul had promised his daughter’s hand to the man who slew Goliath. Knowing this, wheels began to turn in the king’s mind, that he

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28:06

The Book of Samuel #7

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/08/27

One of the truly great ironies of the Bible followed on the heels of the failure of Israel’s first king: Saul, the son of Kish. From the moment of Saul’s rejection by God and the anointing of David as King in his place, the Spirit of God departed from Saul and went to David. The result for Saul was tragic. Because in the beginning, God gave him every chance. He had all the physical assets of a king and, in addition, God gave Saul his spirit and changed him into another man. He was

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28:00

The Book of Samuel #6

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/08/26

The first king of Israel was exactly what the people envisioned for a king—tall, handsome, athletic. And God gave him the gifts he would need as king. He had a chance to become great and to have his dynasty established forever. It was a real chance, too—not something extended and then taken away. But it was as true then as it is today that power corrupts, and early on Saul displayed an impulsiveness and a headstrong approach that nearly led him to kill his own son.The first thing he did

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28:05

The Book of Samuel #5

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/08/25

The decision by Israel to change their government from a theocracy to a monarchy was a disastrous decision. It was surely not God’s will for them, because they had lived in freedom for so long. But freedom includes heavy burdens for a people, and they just got tired. Sadly, I see signs of the same fatigue among our own people today. But the fact that the decision was not God’s will for them, he cannot be accused of giving them an inferior king.The kings in those days had to lead people

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32:00

Reality and the Apologist

Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart ·

2025/08/22

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