Before the story begins, there’s something gentle and intentional you should know. In Bible Stories: The Path of Faith, every advertisement is placed at the very beginning of the episode. That small decision is made with care, so once the story begins your listening experience can flow without interruption while still helping support the show you love. Then the door quietly opens, and Bible Stories: The Path of Faith invites you into a moment many of us recognize: a quiet evening, a restless

Beginning with a quick review of the ordinances about slavery and the social construct of the Ancient Near East we see how the Israelites' ordinances regarding slavery were far advanced from the cultural context from which they came. Is the God of the Old Testament different than the God of the New Testament? To answer that question, we discuss briefly the Code of Hammurabi, (cir. 1700 B.C.) a code of law pre-existing the ordinances given in Exodus chapters 21-23. We consider the JEDP

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In this episode of The Leader’s Notebook (Ep. 333), I take a deeper look at the complicated life of David through Psalm 51 and the story of his fall, repentance, and family brokenness. David was a king, warrior, poet, and man of extraordinary accomplishment, yet at the height of his success he committed adultery, conspiracy, and murder. When the prophet Nathan confronted him with the truth, David did not defend himself or shift the blame. He simply

In a world that runs on noise and self-sufficiency, it's easy to forget the truth sustaining us moment by moment. This episode reflects on the gift of breath as a reminder of God's steady and sustaining nearness. Drawing from a guest reflection by Kayla Craig and the practice of centering prayer, this episode explores what it means to stop striving and simply receive God's presence. Through Scripture, story, and spiritual practice, you'll be invited into a slower, more attentive way of being with

William Tyndale was frustrated by religious leaders who had access to Scripture but refused to understand or teach it faithfully. Instead of allowing that frustration to make him bitter, he turned it into courage—and committed his life to translating the Bible so ordinary English people could read God's Word for themselves. His story challenges Christian men to examine their own frustrations and ask: What could God be calling me to build, change, or confront through them? Listen to Tyndale's story

❖ This is the devotional for the morning of October 6.❖ The Scripture for this devotion is John 4:14. ❖ This podcast comes from Crossway's new edition of 'Morning and Evening' written by Charles H. Spurgeon and revised by Alistair Begg. This podcast is narrated by Frazer Blaxland.

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God wants your life to be fruitful. Sometimes we hear the word "prosper" and immediately think about money. But God's prosperity can reach much deeper—into your faith, relationships, purpose, peace, generosity, and the work He has called you to do. Psalm 1:3 says, "And whatsoever he doeth shall prosper." God can bring growth into places that have felt empty. He can open the right doors. Give you wisdom for important decisions. Restore what has been broken. Bring opportunities you never expected

Way down below the ocean is where I want to be, Donovan sang about Atlantis, but where exactly is it under the ocean? Bernie Taylor sails into the Virtual Alexandria with new research that reveals the likely place the fabled city originally stood. We’ll investigate whether ancient philosophical descriptions of Atlantis align with physical, pre-Greek archaeological ruins destroyed by natural forces. By comparing accounts of red-painted stone architecture, bull worship, and regional geography, we

Phil Bentley- Our Works Show Our Faith

In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts travel the globe through folklore and everyday habits to examine strange superstitions, their origins, and why people still follow them. From knives and hats to the evil eye, fairy trees, and funeral rituals, they explore the practical and psychological roots of these beliefs.They ask what happens if you break a rule, how traditions reflected real dangers or social norms, and conclude most survive because they offer a tiny measure of control: why

Where should my child go to school?For Christian parents in South Africa, this is becoming an increasingly important question. Should our children attend a government school, private school, Christian school, homeschool or online school?And with worldviews and values that increasingly conflict with biblical Christianity finding their way into schools, many parents are asking, “Is this the right environment for my child?”But perhaps we need to start with a bigger question:Does God care which school

❖ This is the devotional for the evening of October 5.❖ The Scripture for this devotion is Mark 16:16. ❖ This podcast comes from Crossway's new edition of 'Morning and Evening' written by Charles H. Spurgeon and revised by Alistair Begg. This podcast is narrated by Frazer Blaxland.

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