A Simple Prayer

While Jack was recovering from his near-fatal illness, he discovered the Biblical podcasts of the great Jordan Peterson, and told Dad. Here is our Living Tribute in gratitude to Dr. Peterson.

What was the “strange fire” that killed Aaron’s two eldest sons in the Tabernacle? They may have been burning sulfur. Moses had recently led them out of Egypt, where burning sulfur was often used to purify the temples of pagan gods. And there’s more . . . .

A lion played a brief but important role in saving Israel from the near-disastrous reign of King Ahab. Wars, hate and love between Ahab and Ben-Haddad. Captain Ahab in Moby Dick. 1 Kings 20:35-36.

God wants us to always choose His side, like Elijah did. Be like Elijah . . . .

Jack passes a Bible quiz, and Jack and Dad marvel at highlights of the story of the man who died only once, but lived twice.

Since Jesus came and fulfilled the law and the prophets, we are no longer under the “schoolmaster of the law”. Use your freedom wisely, and come to know pure Joy!

The closing book of the Old Testament, Malachi prophesies key events of the New Testament, including John the Baptist, Jesus, and the conversion of the Gentiles and heathen.

Who was that fourth Man in the fiery furnace with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego? The answer is clear in the King James Version, but not in most Bibles. Jack and Dad discuss Dad‘s favorite Bible story, and its relevance today.

Jesus boldly confronted a group of Pharisees, and quoted from Psalm 110 to prove His divinity. The Pharisees were confused, dumbfounded, and could not answer. It was the greatest verbal smackdown ever!

What do the Sons of Korah, Martin Luther, Charles Spurgeon, and Edgar Cayce have in common? Jack and Dad discuss the great Psalm 46.