CLATV Outcomes

CLATV Outcomes

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CLATV Outcomes episodes

  • Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe - Living Open-handed and Generous in an Unpredictable World -- Part 2

    If you wait for perfect conditions, you’ll end up doing nothing.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe concludes his message from Ecclesiastes chapter 11 with a reminder that while life may be unpredictable, God never is.  We’ll discover why we have to persevere in the gap between sowing and reaping ... and how surrendering to God unlocks the purpose He designed you for.  Keep sowing in faith ... Listen to Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe.

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    26 min
  • The Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge - The Reconnect Revisited: Re-presenting Christ where you are

    When Carmen LaBerge talks about applying the mind of Christ to the matters of the day, what does that really mean? On this Reconnect Revisited, Carmen is joined by an audience in Madison, WI as she talks about what connecting the eternal with the everyday.  

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    50 min
  • The Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge - Why does my child want to act like Spiderman? - Adam Holz | By what mark are you identifed? - Rolando Remedios

    Do you feel Hollywood is promoting witchcraft, especially to our daughters?  Guest host Rebekah Haynie talks with Adam Holz from Plugged In talking about Hollywood's history around witchcraft.  Many of the modern iterations do seemed aimed at girls.  Also, ever notice how the characters you and your kids focus on affect your personal character?  There's a reason!  Plus, Pastor Rolando Remedios, author of "Love is Our Logo," reminds us that as Jesus said, "They will know we are Christians by our love."  Loving as God loves should the unmistakeable mark of the Christ-follower.  

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    51 min
  • Tony Evans' Sermons - Audio - The Blessings of the Kingdom
    When we think about the blessings of the Christian life, brokenness and pain probably aren’t the first things that come to mind. Dr. Tony Evans explains how God can use both to position us for greater spiritual blessing and shows the connection between submission and Kingdom living.
    25 min
  • Joni Eareckson Tada: Sharing Hope - A Time to Feel, a Time to Think

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    4 min
  • The Joy Bringer Podcast with Season Bowers - The Joy Bringer Podcast - 2 Samuel Ch 13 (Stand Up For Love And Justice)

    The Joy Bringer Podcast - 2 Samuel Ch 13 (Stand Up For Love And Justice)

     summary

    Season reads and reflects on 2 Samuel 13, warning listeners that the chapter includes graphic content involving rape, manipulation, abuse, and murder. She examines Tamar’s experience, David’s failure to intervene, and the way unchecked power and silence enable further harm, urging listeners to turn concern into practical protection, accountability, justice, and care.


     keywords

    2 Samuel 13, Tamar, Bible study, Christian podcast, abuse, sexual violence, justice, accountability, church leadership, righteous anger, Joy Bringer, Season Bowers


     key  topics

    Season begins with a clear content warning for rape, manipulation, abuse, and violence, and offers listeners the option to skip the episode.

    The reading of 2 Samuel 13 recounts Amnon’s assault of Tamar, her expulsion and grief, and Absalom’s later revenge killing of Amnon.
    Season argues that David’s anger at what happened was not enough: Tamar needed protection and meaningful intervention.
    She connects the family’s violence to the consequences of David’s actions and describes how patterns of harm can persist across generations.
    The episode distinguishes righteous anger from action, challenging listeners to put service and resources behind their concern for injustice.
    Season discusses victim silencing, victim shaming, and cover-up culture, including in church leadership, as conditions that perpetuate harm.
    She calls for victims to be listened to, believed, protected, and supported, and for perpetrators to face accountability.
    Season urges listeners to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance when deciding how to bring truth, justice, and healing into difficult situations.
    The closing reflection draws on 1 Corinthians 13: love protects, rejoices with truth, and requires presence, voice, action, resources, and availability.


     takeaways

    anger isn't enough.

    it's not good enough to simply talk about it or posture. We must put action behind it.
    Put your money where your mouth is. Put your service where your passion is.
    It requires courage to act righteously.
    Tamar is a person whose suffering matters in its own right.
    We can ask the Holy Spirit how he wants to use us to bring light and justice and healing and wholeness to the situation.
    Our discomfort in standing up for justice and righteousness doesn't even compare to the pain and the tragedy inflicted.
    It truly is our responsibility to protect those who need a safe place to heal.
    Love does not require silence in the face of abuse.
    Love is a verb, it's an action word

     


    Chapters

    00:00 Content warning and invitation to seek healing

    01:33 Reading 2 Samuel 13: Amnon assaults Tamar
    04:04 Tamar’s grief and Absalom’s revenge
    07:06 Why David’s anger was not enough
    08:14 Generational patterns and righteous action
    09:30 Tamar’s suffering and unchecked power
    10:36 Accountability, belief, and support for victims
    11:33 Confronting injustice and protecting those harmed
    12:35 What godly leadership must make room for
    13:00 Love acts: a closing challenge

    15 min
  • Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe - Living Open-handed and Generous in an Unpredictable World -- Part 1

    Do you ever believe the lie that you have nothing to give?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe opens Ecclesiastes chapter 11 with a message on the divine nature of generosity.  We’ll see why nothing we cast upon the water of faith is ever wasted ... and how God’s divine current brings it back to us in ways we’d never expect.  Learn to live open-handed ... listen to Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe.

    Bold Steps Gift: The Church In Babylon: Heeding the Call to Be a Light in the Darkness - Erwin Lutzer and Ed Stetzer

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    26 min
  • Crazy Love Podcast - Your Spouse Can’t Complete You | Francis and Lisa Chan

    God designed marriage for something far greater than our happiness here on earth. It's meant to reflect His love and point others toward Him.

    After 33 years of marriage, Francis and Lisa Chan share how keeping an eternal perspective has shaped their relationship, their family, and the decisions they've made together. They challenge us to look beyond the expectations we place on our spouses and consider what it means to live in a manner worthy of the gospel.

    When Jesus becomes the center of our lives, marriage takes on a greater purpose. It's no longer just about building a happy life together, but about helping each other live for what lasts forever.

    This message was shared at the Ignite Marriage Conference on September 26, 2026.

    50 min
  • The Joy Bringer Podcast with Season Bowers - The Joy Bringer Podcast - 2 Samuel Ch 12 And Psalm 51 (Exposed)

    The Joy Bringer Podcast - 2 Samuel Ch 12 And Psalm 51 (Exposed)


     summary

    Season of the Joy Bringer Podcast reflects on 2 Samuel 12, where Nathan confronts David over his sin and David confesses. She explores how confession and God's forgiveness bring freedom while choices can still carry real consequences, then reads Psalm 51 as a prayer for mercy, cleansing, and restored joy.


     keywords

    2 Samuel 12, Psalm 51, David and Bathsheba, Nathan the prophet, confession, forgiveness, shame, Christian faith, grief, joy, Season Bowers, Joy Bringer


     key  topics

    Nathan uses a story about a rich man stealing a poor man’s beloved lamb to make David recognize his own wrongdoing.

    David admits, “I have sinned against the Lord,” and Nathan tells him the Lord has forgiven him, while consequences remain.
    Season distinguishes forgiveness and restored relationship with God from the lasting harm our choices can cause.
    David fasts and grieves while his child is ill, then accepts the child’s death; Season cautions that this account is descriptive, not a prescription for grieving.
    After the loss, David and Bathsheba have Solomon, and the chapter notes that the Lord loved him and named him Jedediah.
    Season connects secrecy with shame and fear, and encourages bringing hidden places into God’s light rather than continuing a cycle of deception.
    Psalm 51 is read as David’s prayer for mercy, cleansing, a clean heart, renewed spirit, and restored joy.

     


    Chapters

    00:00 The freedom of living without secrets

    01:41 Nathan’s story exposes David’s sin
    03:23 David confesses, but consequences remain
    04:39 David’s response after his child dies
    06:27 Why it is easier to condemn others
    08:14 God’s generosity and David’s accountability
    09:55 Forgiveness does not erase every consequence
    10:48 Grief, acceptance, and avoiding prescriptive readings
    12:02 Coming clean instead of hiding in shame
    13:07 Psalm 51: asking God to restore joy

    17 min