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The Berean Post Podcast

Dwaine Senechal

Introducing "The Berean Post Podcast," a show dedicated to exploring current events and issues from a biblical perspective. Hosted by an experienced church leader who has spent years pastoring and planting a church, this podcast focuses on understanding Scripture as a layperson, striving to interpret the text as the first readers would.

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54. Living in the Last Hour - 1 Co 7:31

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2023/10/16

In these passages, John cautions the first readers of his writings about misleading influences and stresses the need to stay vigilant. He subtly points towards the anticipation of significant events tied to Jesus Christ's return. When he mentions, "it is the last hour," it implies that the early Christian community believed they were in the final times before Christ's return.

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53. Distress, Decisions, and Destiny 1 Co 7:29–31

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2023/10/05

In our previous discussion, we acknowledged the limited time we had to delve into why Paul favors celibacy over marriage, not only for himself but also for anyone who seems equipped to embrace it willingly. Nevertheless, he does acknowledge that if one finds it challenging to control one's desires, "it is better to marry than to burn." He also clearly states that individuals who choose to marry have not sinned. However, ultimately, he expresses the view that remaining unmarried is a preferable

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52. Paul's Advice to Virgins - 1 Co 7:25–31

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2023/10/04

While today's examination of the text resulted in a better understanding of the culture and values of the world in which Paul thought and wrote, we can still derive some application. As believers today, we should take time to read what the bible says about purity and modesty. We would argue it is important to understand how to uphold these biblical virtues in our modern lives. Our actions and choices should embody purity and modesty in all aspects of life. We should commit to displaying moral

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51. God's Love - You Are Valuable! 1 Co 7:23–24

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2023/10/02

God, The Harsh JudgeMisconceptions about God viewing humanity with disdain often portray Him as a harsh judge eagerly waiting for people to stumble, relishing the idea of condemning them to eternal punishment in a lake of fire. Martin Luther, the German monk, and theologian who played a central role in the Protestant Reformation, described his feelings and experiences as a monk in various writings. One of his well-known quotes, referring to when he was a monk, is:"I lost touch with Christ the Savior

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50. Staying True in Christ & The Journey of Jews,...

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2023/09/25

Many years ago, during a visit to a church in Edmonton, a woman who regularly attended mentioned her Jewish background. In response, another person asked, "When did you convert to Christianity?" Her reply was truly memorable; she boldly proclaimed, "I am not a Christian; I am a believing Jew!"While some may perceive this statement as startling or possibly offensive, it captures the heart of our current inquiry. For this individual in Edmonton, believing that Jesus was the Messiah didn't entail

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Household Sanctification: Influencing Faith Within...

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2023/09/16

Contemporary evangelical understandings of sanctification often emphasize a process of spiritual growth and transformation that occurs in the life of a believer after accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. This process is seen as the Holy Spirit's work, progressively conforming the believer to the image of Christ. It is presented as being an individual and personal experience alone. It involves moral and spiritual purification, growth in holiness, and a deepening relationship with God.However,

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48. The Sanctity of Marriage: Paul's Teachings on...

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2023/09/14

In today's Christian context, does one's faith impact divorce among Christian couples? Until recently, some may have argued that divorce rates within the church, particularly among North American Christians, showed little difference from those in secular circles. However, a recent article published by Focus on the Family presents some promising research findings in the article “Does faith reduce divorce risk?" “Many Christians believe that the divorce rate among believers is on a par with that of

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48. The Sanctity of Marriage: Paul's Teachings on...

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2023/09/14

“Most recently, research conducted at Harvard University’s School of Public Health reveals that regularly attending church services together reduces a couple’s risk of divorce by a remarkable 47 per cent. Many studies, they report, have similar results ranging from 30 to 50 per cent reduction in divorce risk. Happily, this holds largely true for white, black, Asian and Latino couples.”

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47. Guidance for Modern Christian Marriages

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2023/09/08

Many people have claimed that the gospel and New Testament are misogynistic, favoring men over women in matters of faith and practice. However, carefully examining passages like 1 Corinthians 7 refutes this idea! This passage is significant because it offers a balanced and equitable perspective on marriage, celibacy, and the rights and responsibilities of husbands and wives within the Christian context.In the ancient Greco-Roman world of Paul's time, celibacy was not a common or highly esteemed

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46. Understanding Love, Marriage, and Boundaries 1 Co...

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2023/08/31

Once again, Paul's counsel to the Corinthians transcends the boundaries of time and culture. In a world where sexual norms and pressures continue to evolve, his words echo a universal truth: love, marriage, and sexuality are meant to be guided by a deeper spiritual understanding beyond societal whims. The context of Corinth is a powerful reminder that spiritual principles are a steadfast compass in navigating the intricate landscapes of human relationships

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45. Sacred Bodies - Spiritual Calling

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2023/08/28

The clear call for today's believers is to honor God with both body and spirit. Here we are reminded of the holistic nature of our faith, urging us to cultivate spiritual practices that align our actions, thoughts, and worship. Just as the Corinthian church was reminded of its unity and responsibility as a community, today, Christians are encouraged to view themselves as a collective temple of the Holy Spirit, fostering a sense of accountability, support, and mutual care within the church

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44. Antinomianism the Misuse of Freedom

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2023/08/17

Paul's exhortation to discern what is beneficial and uplifting echoes across time. In a world filled with choices and distractions, we are reminded that while we have freedom in Christ, not all options are edifying. We should constantly evaluate our decisions, seeking to align them with our identity as followers of Christ and striving to make choices that contribute positively to our spiritual growth and the well-being of others.We find Paul's warning about being mastered by anything other than God

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43. Inheritance of the Kingdom 1 Corinthians 6:7–11

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2023/08/16

We find it interesting that Paul uses the phrase “will not inherit the kingdom of God.” It does not say “will not go to heaven,” yet this is how we have read this text before. However, we would argue that the concept of "heaven," as understood in modern Western Christian culture, is not always directly equivalent to how it was understood in the ancient biblical and Jewish context. The kingdom of God is a broader concept that encompasses God's rule and reign over all creation, and the idea of

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42. Navigating Disputes within the Christian Community

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2023/08/15

This passage is truly intriguing. Paul presents a series of 7 consecutive questions within this text, each followed by a condemnation or a negative undertone fact statement. As we delve into this passage, it becomes apparent that there is a shift in topics. As we progress through this book, we will uncover eleven concerns that Paul addresses.

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41. Mirrors, Not Swords: Challenge to Reflect Love...

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2023/08/12

Paul's voice channeled through the ages, reclaims its resonance, challenging us to embrace our fellow humans without the weight of misguided righteousness. His words do not erect walls against those who stand apart, nor do they endorse self-righteous isolation. Instead, Paul's essence beckons believers to engage with a world vibrant in its diversity, reminding us that the teachings of the faith are not mandates to brandish against outsiders but a mirror to reflect our own conduct. In an era where

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40. 'Keep the Feast' in Corinthians 1 Co 5:6-9

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2023/08/09

To understand what Paul means here in this text, we must first understand how the early Christians viewed the Old Testament after Christ died. Everything they saw in the Old Testament pointed to fulfillment in Christ. Interestingly, a Christ-centered view of the Old Testament scripture was predicated on Jesus' words.

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39. Tackling Sin and Glorification in the Early...

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2023/07/31

Let's learn from the early church in Corinth and the Bible's teachings. They had a problem tolerating and celebrating sin, which is dangerous for any church community. Though their time differed from ours, we can still find valuable lessons for today.We should be careful not to misunderstand Christian love and acceptance. While God's grace is for everyone, it doesn't mean we should accept sin without consequences. Love and accountability go hand in hand, and we must take sin seriously, dealing with

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38. Deliverance to Satan and Understanding the...

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2023/07/30

In this scenario, Paul suggests that we let them return to the old city and allow them to experience it again. If a person wants to persist in lying, let them return to the city where it is practiced. Where they can lie, and be lied to, where they cheat and be cheated, where they can steal and be stolen from, where they can be foolish and drunken, and where they can experience the affects and effects of other drunken people. And perhaps they will remember the city of light, perhaps they will

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37. Comparing Perspectives-Jesus and Paul on Church...

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2023/07/24

The famous phrase "The Bible says not to judge" is not only false (because “do not judge” is not the categorical or exhaustive teaching on what the bible says about judgement), it is also an uninformed statement. The Bible contains numerous passages that call for exercising judgment, except for determining someone's eternal state. Both individual Christians and the church are meant to exercise judgment, and this situation is one such instance where it is appropriate.

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36. Unacceptable Behavior in the Church-1 Co 5:1–5

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2023/07/23

In the letter, Paul addresses a serious problem in the Corinthian church. He mentions that a man within the church is in an inappropriate relationship with his stepmother. This behavior is not acceptable, even in the surrounding non-Christian culture. Paul emphasizes its severity, indicating that even non-believers would consider it wrong. It's a strong accusation, and Paul wants the Corinthian church to address the situation seriously and promptly.During those days in the Greco-Roman world,

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