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Change is Coming (4): Change in Our Personal Lives

Heaven Bound

Jason and Roger conclude a Fridays in February series called “Change is Coming.” In this fourth episode, experiencing change in our personal lives. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Life is All About Change Change in Our Families Change in Our Churches

Ep 896 - You Can Choose

The Daily Answer

Ep 895 - Jesus Was Full of Truth

The Daily Answer

Job 10:8-22

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

10:8 Your hands fashioned me and made me altogether,- Job 31:15; Ps. 119:73 The word hands is the same word used in vs. 7. The God whose hands formed Job is the same God from whose hands there is no deliverance. The verb fashioned is used of the making of an idol in Hos. 8:4. Jer. 44:19. God’s hands fashioned us and in rebellion man’s hands fashion gods (idols). And would You destroy me?- The word destroy is used of Jonah being swallowed by the great fish in Jonah 1:17. More importantly to this study is that this is the word the LORD used in 2:3. Little does Job know that God Himself has used

Mini: The Chosen S2E8 | "When Am I Not Crying?"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

272 | Winter Watch Party | Enjoy Season 2, Episode 8 of The Chosen It’s time to roll out the red carpet! In the grand finale of our Winter Watch Party, we’re wrapping up The Chosen Season 2 with the ultimate season review. Before Jesus steps up to deliver the greatest sermon ever preached, we dive into the art of His sermon prep. Did Jesus use His disciples as thinking partners? How did He perfectly balance the hard, abrasive truths with profound comfort? Next, we put our Bible Geek knowledge to the test with a rapid-fire trivia challenge all about the newly completed roster of the 12 Disciple

Ep 894 - But I Do Have Time

The Daily Answer

Why Are There Times When I Do Not Feel Saved?

Heaven Bound

On This Week at Charlestown Road, Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “When Joy is Missing,” digging deeper into an important question: “Why are there times when I do not feel saved?”

Ep 893 - Thank You

The Daily Answer

ROT: Temporary treasures. "Saving Monticello." Termites. Corrosion.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! We’re ending Season 7 by talking about things crumbling over time. Let’s hope it’s not too meta. This week we’ll discuss how we can develop a taste for things that don’t go bad (it’s not as obvious a choice as you might think); how a national landmark fell apart because of its genius builder’s personal failures; how our tiny underground neighbors can show us the upside of rot; and how rust accumulates in your gameplay and your service to Jesus, but only when you let it. Check out Hal on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@halhammons970

Ep 892 - You Are the Salt and Light

The Daily Answer

One Thing is Necessary

Heaven Bound

Raising Heaven Bound Children

Mark Roberts · Monday Morning Coffee with Mark

Resisting Social Conditioning - How to Protect Your Family

Kris Emerson · Excel Still More

S6 E7 - The Many Adventures of the Lost Elmo

Set Your Mind Above

Send us Fan Mail We have a new local celebrity here in Danville: a stuffed Elmo. He had been abandoned in a parking lot by accident, but some local resident has picked him up, cleaned him up, and started posting his great many new adventures. It's so wholesome and so fun. Elmo's story is a lot like Israel's story and our story: abandoned, broken, forgotten, and lost. That is until God stepped in and did something. #SetYourMindAbovePodcast

Change is Coming (3): Change in Our Churches

Heaven Bound

Jason and Roger continue a Fridays in February series called “Change is Coming.” In this third episode, experiencing change in a church family. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Life is All About Change Change in Our Families

Ep 891 - Bedford Falls or Potterville

The Daily Answer

Ep 890 - Happy Warriors

The Daily Answer

Job 10:1-7

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

Job 10 10:1 I loathe my own life- This uses a different Hebrew word for loathes than is used in 9:21. 10:2 I will say to God, ‘Do not condemn me;- He is addressing God. With all he has said about the impossibility of receiving a fair trial before God, He is still the One to whom Job turns. Let me know why You contend with me- Contend is a form of the Hebrew rib, a word often used in a legal context (Job 9:3; 13:8, 19; 33:13; 40:2). It seems that a plaintiff was obligated to make known the charges against the defendant and Job has not been given that right. Job is genuinely confused and disorie

Mini: The Chosen S2E7 | "So You All the Time"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

271 | Winter Watch Party | Enjoy Season 2, Episode 7 of The Chosen Dun dun! In the criminal justice system of first-century Israel, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the Romans who enforce the laws, and the disciples who accidentally break them. These are their stories. Welcome back to the Winter Watch Party! In this episode, we’re opening the case file on The Chosen Season 2, Episode 7 ("The Reckoning"). The show turns into a full-blown police procedural when Jesus and the disciples are detained by Roman authorities. We review the "suspect lineup" to see

15 February, 2026 Learning About Suffering from the Sinner

boonechurchofchrist · Boone Church of Christ

15 February, 2026 Learning About Suffering from the Sinner

Ep 889 - Watching the Big Boys Play

The Daily Answer

Stones That Help Us Tell the Story

Heaven Bound

On This Week at Charlestown Road, Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “What Do These Stones Mean to You?” digging deeper into Israel’s story in Joshua 3-4 and the “stones” that continue to be teaching opportunities for God’s people today.

Ep 888 - We Hear them In Our Own Tongues

The Daily Answer

Ep. 110 1 Corinthians #3

Quail Valley Church of Christ

In this week's episode, we think about contrasting the wisdom of God with the wisdom of the world. Thanks for listening.

Rebuilding Love

Love Better

What if the thing that feels most fair is actually the thing that destroys us? What do global wars, church discipline, and your most painful relationships have in common? This episode explores the uncomfortable truth that justice alone can create more ruin—and why love sometimes absorbs the cost instead of demanding repayment. If you’ve ever struggled to forgive without keeping score, this one is for you. Send us Fan Mail "Remember, you are loved, so go, love better!"