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Jonathan and James lead a timely conversation about fear. As we all grapple with a viral pandemicand the social isolation, anxiety, and economic uncertainty it can bring--fear can creep in, bringing with it hopelessness and even despair.

How must Christians respond when the world is struggling with such unusual and difficult times? Our hosts ponder both the negative and the positive connotations of the word fear, discussing the danger of crossing from a proper concern of looking after ones well-being into a state of irresolvable anxiety. What is the prescribed antidote for fear?

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How do we get to heaven? Some say its by being like a child. Others say it is by giving away all of your money to the poor. What does the Bible really say about how to get to heaven? Find out today, on Every Last Word.

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Demonstrating Dr. Barnhouses acute understanding of Romans and his heart for effective preaching, these messages skillfully and reverently expound even the most difficult passages in a clear way. Dr. Barnhouse's concern for a universal appreciation of the epistle fuels this series and invites all listeners into a deeper understanding of the life-changing message of Romans.

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Through His covenants, God gives the terms for a relationship with Him. But, we find again and again throughout the Bible--beginning with Adam, and continuing with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David--that we are covenantbreakerswhile God is a covenant keeper. In this set, speakers James Boice, Michael Horton, Eric Alexander, Joel Beeke, Robert Godfrey, and others define Gods covenants and take us through the arc of Gods covenantal work, culminating in Christ establishing a new covenant sealed in His blood, securing redemption for all that are called. The entire series is available at ReformedResources.org (SKU:SM-ATS-COV)

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Psalm 123 has been called a psalm for the eyes. Its a psalm that encourages us to look up to our God, much as a slave in ancient times would look to his master. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he explores this brief psalm encouraging Gods people to look up--while the rest of the world looks downward, inward or anywherebut to the Lord.

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On today's Mortification of Spin podcast, a listener sends a question via paper airplane, in accordance with social distancing guidelines, and the crew responds from the quarantine bunker.

Due to reports of some cases of conversion to Roman Catholicism by a few Reformed ministers, theologians, and laypeople, said listener is intrigued if Reformed Theology tends to steer Protestants towards the Roman Catholic Churchmore than, say, the average Baptist or other evangelical beliefs. Can we pinpoint a specific cause or a set of factors as the driving force leading Reformed Christians to Rome? What could be some of the possible attractions of Roman Catholicism? Put on your mask and listen in!

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Next, on Every Last Word: Its often far too easy to compare ourselves to other people. Its even easier to decide that we are better than others. But this sort of comparison doesnt help us to become more like Christ. In fact we learn a lot more about ourselves and our sinfulness.

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Demonstrating Dr. Barnhouses acute understanding of Romans and his heart for effective preaching, these messages skillfully and reverently expound even the most difficult passages in a clear way. Dr. Barnhouse's concern for a universal appreciation of the epistle fuels this series and invites all listeners into a deeper understanding of the life-changing message of Romans.

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Through His covenants, God gives the terms for a relationship with Him. But, we find again and again throughout the Bible--beginning with Adam, and continuing with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David--that we are covenantbreakerswhile God is a covenant keeper. In this set, speakers James Boice, Michael Horton, Eric Alexander, Joel Beeke, Robert Godfrey, and others define Gods covenants and take us through the arc of Gods covenantal work, culminating in Christ establishing a new covenant sealed in His blood, securing redemption for all that are called. The entire series is available at ReformedResources.org (SKU:SM-ATS-COV)

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We could never feel as strongly about our own home towns as the Jews felt about the city of Jerusalem. It was Israels capital and the spiritual center of the nation. But Jerusalem was just an earthly city, andwhile believers are called to pray for its peacewe await a far better place. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he reflects on Gods city and points us to the New Jerusalem.