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This week, Rose chose one of her favorite past episodes, that also happened to be one of our most popular episodes ever! Throughout history, there have been many who have claimed that God speaks directly to them - some well-known ones of today include Beth Moore and Sarah Young. But are these people telling the truth or just being deceitful? And if they truly believe they are getting spiritual messages, are these mess...

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Chris picked one of her favorite past episodes this week. It's from our, "Christians Every Christian Should Know," series, and is on George Muller. George Muller was a prayer warrior whose devout faith is inspiring to us all! Join us as we re-visit the incredible life of George Muller, a man who inspired Pastor Paul Washer!

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Welcome to week two of our "Summer Re-Wind" series! Chris picked out today's episode. It's one of her favorites because it was inspired by a question we received from one of our listeners - a question we see often - For the sake of Christian unity, can we eat the meat of false teachers and those with bad theology, and just spit the bones out? Join us as we re-visit this important topic!

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Join us as we re-visit one of our favorite episodes! You can't go on Social Media, Rumble, or YouTube without seeing countless posts, commentary, and videos professing that we are spiraling towards the end of the world as we know it. Are things worse than they have ever been? Are all signs pointing to Jesus' very soon return? 

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 In this age of technology, we are all inundated with information and voices crying for our attention and our minds. If we don't have a solid Christian worldview or know how to critically think about all that clammers for our attention, we could find ourselves in a bad place. And as AI and technology ramps up more and more, it is vital that we equip our children with the ability to discern the Truth from amidst t...

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What better way to celebrate our 300th episode and the end of our "Stories Behind the Songs," series than by delving into some of the most beloved Christmas Carols! We all know the words and music, but do we know the stories behind these timeless favorites? Some of them may surprise you!

Intro song performed by Julia Gavin Holmes, and used with permission

O Holy Night - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twmh_hGi...

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In this episode, we honor three women hymn writers who wrote some timeless  hymns that have been sung by worshipers for centuries. One woman who wrote such a deep, theological hymn during the Reformation, some didn't believe a woman could have done it, and gave the credit to a man! Another of the ladies we look at, had an exemplary life leading up to the writing of her famous hymn, but then made several bad life ...

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Have you ever done something pretty terrific and someone else gets the credit for it? It can frustrate us, and even sometimes make us mad. But Joseph Scriven reacted neither way, even when his beautiful hymn, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," was credited to someone else. Scriven was a completely selfless and loving man, who happily sacrificed all he had to further the Kingdom of God. His story is one of tra...

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In this episode, we take a little detour and look at the timeless children's Christian songs, "Jesus Loves Me," and "This Little Light of Mine." Both were meant to be God-glorifying, Gospel centered hymns, but have been changed, misused, and taken out of context so often, sometimes, they barely resemble the original version. Join us as we follow the journeys of both of these classics. Their st...

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As a rule, with age comes wisdom, but we need to be willing to recognize that wisdom is not just limited to the older. Sometimes, profound wisdom can come from the young. Such is the case with the two writers we delve into in this episode Augustus Montague Toplady, who wrote , Rock of Ages when he was only 21; and William Ralph Featherstone who wrote “If Ever I Loved Thee, My Jesus Tis Now,” at only 16. But youth wasn...

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In this episode, we look at three classic hymns with a military theme. Because of this, it has caused many "anti-war" liberals to protest against them, and even completely exclude them as hymns of worship. But those who do this, not only show they misunderstand the real meaning of these timeless treasures; they also show their ignorance of Scripture, because God clearly tells us from Genesis to Revelation th...

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Many authors of beloved and beautiful hymns did not always have an easy life, nor did they always have a happy ending to their life here on earth. Famed hymn writer, Phillip P. Bliss was no exception. After struggling for years, Bliss finally seemed to have it all - a wife he adored, two healthy sons, notoriety as a singer, musician, and song writer, and a life dedicated to mission and evangelizing for God. But Bliss&...

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While many Christians enjoy contemporary Christian music (and some of it is really good!), most mature Christians appreciate the God-centered, Gospel-centered, rich theology of hymns. In this episode, we look at the fascinating story behind one of those timeless hymns,  "There is a Fountain Filled with Blood," and the heartbreaking story of its writer, William Cowper. 

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Many of us probably know that Fanny Crosby wrote a crazy amount of hymns -  – she wrote the words to over 8,000! And many of us probably know she was blind. But we wanted to include her in our “stories behind the songs,” series because there is so much more to her story - even some controversy! In this episode, we not only dive into Fanny Crosby's life, but the inspiration and situation behind two of her most fam...

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Songs have been an important part of worship since creation! God has many reasons for giving His people the gift of song. The Bible even contains songs and a few songbooks in it! Join us as we begin our series, "Stories Behind the Songs," where we will look at some familiar songs, as well as maybe some not so familiar ones, and take a peek at the author's life, and what prompted them to create their wor...

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We wrap up our "Faith in Action" series with Paul's final words in 2Corinthians. After he finishes what he has to say, he gives a benediction to the people. There are lots of questions surrounding the meaning and purpose of the benediction, including what are they? What is their meaning in Scripture? Today, why do we include it in our worship services? Is it just a nice way to wrap up the worship servic...

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What could there possibly be able to be appreciated about affliction? Most would say absolutely nothing; which is why being a "faith healer" is big business. These charlatans make millions and millions on telling people that it is God's will to have you physically healed and strong. They will tell you Jesus died to take away your afflictions, therefore, you are made physically complete in Jesus if you j...

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"Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies." These aren't just song lyrics, they are the fondest wish of those who have no desire or discernment for Truth.  Why do millions of professing Christians follow false teachers? Why are they so willing and eager to believe their lies when the Truth is right in front of their eyes in Scripture? Why do millions of people listen to Joel Osteen, Steven Furtick, Joyce...

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A "Faith in Action," of a mature believer is recognizing problems in our church, and being a part of solving those problems! How do we better support our Pastor? How can we work to kill the sin of slander, gossip, and the like, amidst the congregation? How can we better prepare ourselves for worship? How can we make sure the Gospel is going forward in our church? And perhaps the biggest question of all, how ...