Podcasts

Psalm 75

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

Key words in the Psalm The wicked- 75:4, 8, 10 Lifted up, on high, exaltation, exalts- 75:4, 5, 5, 6, 7, 10. These are from the same Hebrew word Horn, horns- 75:4, 5, 10, 10 75:8 the cup is an image of judgment. Isaiah 51:17-23; Jer. 25:15-28; 49:12; 51:7; Ezek. 23:32-34; Hab. 2:15-16; Zech. 12:2; Rev. 14:10; 16:19; 18:5-6 Jesus fulfills this Psalm. I am sorry for any background knowledge.

Ep 116 - Staying in Love

The Daily Answer

How can a couple stay in love for a lifetime? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Intelligently Designed: A conversation with Daniel Reeves

Love Better

This week on the Love Better podcast we are talking about the beautifully made world we live in and the science that proves it. This is a conversation with my good friend, Daniel Reeves, Christian, biologist, and Educational Outreach Director for the Discovery Institute in Seattle, WA. We talk about the work he is doing, the impact a Christian worldview has upon science, what Intelligent Design science is, and how our views on the science, God, and the world He made touches every aspect our life. Send us Fan Mail "Remember, you are loved, so go, love better!"

Scott Smelser: Extended version

Jake Smith · Upon Their Shoulders

Join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they interview Scott Smelser, preacher at the Gettysburg church of Christ. When we sin, we need to seek God's forgiveness. In this conversation, young people can learn how to forgive themselves and win the wrestling match against temptation.

Scott Smelser: Godly sorrow leads to repentance

Jake Smith · Upon Their Shoulders

Join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they interview Scott Smelser, preacher at the Gettysburg church of Christ. When we sin, we need to seek God's forgiveness. In this conversation, young people can learn how to forgive themselves and win the wrestling match against temptation.

WALKING: Two roads. "Facing Fear." Bodily exercise. Isle of Skye: Journeyman.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! Walking is how we get from here to there. From a baby’s first steps to a bride’s walk down the aisle to the day our six best friends carry us away, walking symbolizes the way we progress through this life and on into the next. This week we will discuss the two paths we have to choose from; how Nik Wallenda conquers fear in a life with no safety net; my own mediocre efforts at exercise and whether I should be concerned; and the Irish pedestrian who threatens to ruin one of our favorite board games. Check out Hal on YouTube at https://ww

Ep 115 - Which Soil Are You

The Daily Answer

In the Parable of the Sower Jesus never blames the seed or the sower for the crop failure in the first three heart conditions. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Is Church Still Relevant?

Mark Roberts · Monday Morning Coffee with Mark

Prioritizing Quality Time

Kris Emerson · Excel Still More

Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! I referenced Pat Geslinger's book, The Juggling Act. Here's a link. It's terrific. If someone told you they were feeling distant from Christ, what would you tell them to do? That's not a particularly tough questions is it? We would tell them they need quality time with Jesus. They need to set aside time to read, to think and to pray. They need to talk about Him and discuss Him well with others. There are no shortcuts, but it also isn't some Mt. Everest event either. It is daily, intentional time invested in building love

Ep 114 - The Palace Theater

The Daily Answer

Have the awareness to recognize when you are in the presence of professional sinners. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Ep 113 - Favorite Smells

The Daily Answer

Thank God for your five senses, and nothing like a smell to instantly back to a certain time and place. It is like time travel but with no side effects. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Episode 165 - "No One Is Ever Quiet!"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

Lower Yourself to Lift Up Others Is it possible to be proud of something … in a good way? And what does it mean to be “a servant of all”? This week we meditate on the praiseworthy virtue of humility. We go Finding Jesus in the Servant Song in Isaiah 42, making sense of the “broken reed” he won’t break and the challenge of wielding power justly. And in a Psalm 34 edition of Poetry in Motion, we consider David’s invitation to “taste and see” the Lord’s goodness for ourselves. As we prepare to conclude the What’s Good guided study next week, remember you can find all the videos and study guides a

Psalm 74 Part 1

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

Why? How long? These questions did not begin to be asked but they have been asked continually throughout history. These question are asked even in God's book. Psalm 74 is one example of this. Psalm 74 is a national lament. Psalms 44, 79, 89, 137 show great similarities. The book of Lamentations contains many such laments. It is hard for us to imagine the grief of the people when the Babylonians invaded their land and killed some with the sword and starved others in a siege. The lost their land, their king, and their temple and many were asking why? 74:1-3 Will Your anger burn forever, O God? 7

Psalm 74 Part 2

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

Have you ever asked why or how long? Writers in the Bible did as well. In this podcast we say a few more words of explanation on 74:12-17. We make some vocabulary connections between Psalm 73 and Psalm 74 "sanctuary" in 73:17; 74:3, 7 "violence" in 73:6; 74:20 "right hand" in 73:23; 74:11 "ruins" in 73:18; 74:3 How does Jesus answer Psalm 73 and Psalm 74? 74:9 the words "signs" and "prophet" 74:10, 18 Jesus reviled and spurned 74:12 My King 74:2 Redeemed These are some ways.

S3 E2 - From the Top Button on Down

Set Your Mind Above

Send us Fan Mail My son is almost three, and he wants to do everything on his own. "No, I do it" is his favorite expression. He came with me the other day to the butcher and it was no exception. He wanted to buckle himself, walk and not ride, help load the cart and unload the cart, etc. What took the most time is when he wanted to button his own jacket - except, there was one problem: he got the top button wrong. Of course when that happens, every subsequent button is off too. So we started from the top and tried again. Well...the same thing goes for our lives spiritually. We have to get first

ARE Bible Study - Ecclesiastes 6: The 2000-Year-Old Man Who Fathered 100 Children

The Daily Answer

Ecclesiastes chapter six continues a very honest (too honest for many people) look at the shortcomings of wealth, especially placing one’s confidence or hope in earthly treasure. Chapter 5 ended with the point that not only does God allow people to prosper but God also gives the ability to enjoy the fruits of your labors. Yet when one looks to possessions for comfort and security and thus places his confidence in what he owns, he sets himself up for disappointment. This chapter begins with the person who gathers and collects much but never can enjoy any of it.

Ep 112 - The Family Phone

The Daily Answer

Has the advent of the cell phone brought us more freedom? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

LIVE Bible Q & A

The Daily Answer

Ep 111 - The Seasons and the Treasures

The Daily Answer

The world is filled with treasures, free for the taking, which cost you nothing, and each season brings its own treasures. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Joe Works: Extended version

Jake Smith · Upon Their Shoulders

Join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they interview Joe Works, a preacher from Elmira, New York. As Joe tells his kids, we need to have fun and be good (but not in that order). In this conversation, young people can learn how to overcome familial and circumstantial barriers to fully embrace a life of service to the Lord.

Joe Works: Have fun and be good (but not in that order)

Jake Smith · Upon Their Shoulders

Join Jake Smith and Nick Weaver as they interview Joe Works, a preacher from Elmira, New York. As Joe tells his kids, we need to have fun and be good (but not in that order). In this conversation, young people can learn how to overcome familial and circumstantial barriers to fully embrace a life of service to the Lord.

Love Sees

Love Better

A New York experiment, an Egyptian slave, and a road to reconnect with distant loved ones. How can we learn to love new people? Let's look at how to manufacture love for the first time or rebuild it when it has been lost. Below are links to the questions and experiment referenced in the episode. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/epdf/10.1177/0146167297234003 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/open-gently/201310/36-questions-bring-you-closer-together Send us Fan Mail "Remember, you are loved, so go, love better!"

SCHOOLS: Daniel and Tyrannus. "The School of Christ." Homeschooling. Hangman.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! We should be going to school every day. Life is full of lessons waiting to be learned. And that’s especially the case with spiritual instruction. Believe me, you don’t want to be a dropout. This week we will discuss a couple of schools in the Bible and how God’s people handled the influences they found there; the one school where attendance is absolutely mandatory; the school you run in your own home, whether you realize it or not; and the schools that are provided by churches and sabotaged by teachers. Hal Hammons is the preacher for

Ep 110 - Not In the Mood

The Daily Answer

Do not wait for the right mood to act, for feelings are great liars. Act, do the right thing and the mood will show up. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Evaluating Your Relationships

Kris Emerson · Excel Still More

Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! Help me do a solid for a friend and check out my friend Joseph's podcast: Under Review Podcast (website) Under Review Apple (for iPhone users) Relationships live out the story of God's grace in the world around you. The way we treat others, any others, and all others, ought to be a direct extension of the way God has interacted with and loved you. This episode explores how universal that is suppose to be. Not just some relationships, but all of them. Because this isn't about who the other person is, this is about who God