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ISRAEL, part 3: with Jacob Hudgins and Mark Russell

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! The greatest wrestling match in history is described in Genesis 32. It speaks to the struggles Jacob faced throughout his life in his walk with God, but also to the struggles of the nation that descended from him. Even more so, though, it prefigures the “wrestlings” of all servants of God, trying to find the blessing He has for us and sometimes seems to be hiding from us. My talk with Jacob Hudgins and Mark Russell concludes with this topic – and it turned out to be one of the best discusssions I’ve had on this podcast. Enjoy. Jacob Hu

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Job 15:1-16

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

15:2 Should a wise man answer with windy knowledge- The words that Job uses are not typical of a wise man. Eliphaz will hit Job with a barrage of questions. And fill himself with the east wind? The east wind comes off the desert and produces great discomfort (Jonah 4:8), destruction of crops (Gen. 41:6, 23, 27; Ezek. 17:10; 19:12), the tearing apart of ships (Ps. 48:7; Ezek. 27:26), brings locusts (Ex. 10:13), and is a picture of judgment (Job 27:21; Jer. 18:17; Hos. 13:15). Bildad in 8:2 and Zophar in 11:2 speak in a similar way to what Eliphaz says here. Job did describe his words this way i

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Rescuing Romans 7 | "Retrain My Brain"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

282 | Find Hope in the Struggle Ever feel like you’re stuck in a loop of doing the very things you hate? This week, we’re joined by our friend Allen Greeley to tackle what some call the “Mount Everest of Pauline issues”: Romans 7. From a debate that started on a ski lift to a deep dive into the “already, not yet” of our adoption as sons, we’re looking at how to navigate the very real struggle with sin without losing our hope in Christ. Whether you see Paul as a struggling Christian or a Jew under the law, one thing is clear: chapter 7 only makes sense when you flip the page to the "no condemna

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ISRAEL, part 2: with Jacob Hudgins and Mark Russell

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! Jacob Hudgins and Mark Russell are back to continue our discussion about Israel. But what do we really mean when we use the term “Israel” today? Is the nation on modern maps equivalent to the chosen people of God? Do we have an obligation as Christians to support the nation of Israel? And is Israel still God’s chosen people? As always, we’re going to try to stay away from taking specific political positions here. But whether you’re a Democrat, a Republican, or a None of the Above, I think you’ll find some valuable insights here. Jacob

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ISRAEL: with Jacob Hudgins and Mark Russell

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! I had so much fun going around the world with you last month that we’re going to do another lap this month, starting with a long-overdue look at the land of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Here to help are Jacob Hudgins from the Twin City church of Christ in College Station, Texas, and Mark Russell of the Vale church of Christ in Valparaiso, Indiana. Links to their great work is included in the show notes. We start with something simple: What does it mean to be the foreknown people of God, and does that imply a lack of free will on our end?

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The Family Table | "Thou Shalt Party"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

281 | Reclaim the Holiness of Your Table Are you feeling more lonely than ever, even with all those digital connections? Why is it that God seems to do His best work when there’s food involved? This week, we’re exploring why “pulling up a chair” is a radical act of spiritual warfare against the isolation of our age. We’re diving into the “bread of presence,” Jesus’ scandalous dinner parties, and that incredible moment on the road to Emmaus where the breaking of bread changed everything. Whether it’s a “stinker” of a wedding or a cozy, imperfect “pitch-in,” the table is where we move from perfo

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MONGOLIA: Nestorianism. "In Search of Genghis Khan." Outer Mongolia. Yak.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! If you say you knew we’d be traveling to Mongolia in our trip around the world this month, I will straight-out call you a liar. And yet here we are. We’ll cover the so-called heretics who brought Jesus to this distant corner of the world and whether their efforts count at all; the greatest Mongolian of all time and whether he was really “great” at all; the part of Mongolia that scarred me for life, and how I’m better off for it; and the best way to convert confused cattle into victory points, both in games and in life. Check out Hal on

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Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

14:13 Is Sheol far enough away from God to be used as a hiding place ( Ps. 139:8; Amos 9:2)? The question must be asked, Is there any time or space to hide from the wrath of the eternal, omnipresent God? Jesus is the safe hiding spot from the wrath of God (Ro. 3:21-26; I Thess. 1:10). 14:13 The thief on the cross begged Jesus to remember him in Luke 23:42-43. 14:14 If he had hope of resurrection, in spite of his hardships, an assurance of life after death would fill him with hope. Hope of a resurrection can sustain us through the trials of life. 14:14 We shall all be changed - I Cor. 15:51. Be

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