In this remastered version of an early devotional, Pastor Jay Lee explains the double meaning in this passage from Jesus about which was easier to say to the paralytic - "Your sins are forgiven" or "Get up and walk", and the truth about the impossibility of forgiveness of sins.

The closing song is "Help Me Find Them" by Truth (Facebook: Truth4747) - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7tPrCbjpI7V3VZK1srGvYQ

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In part 4 of the Haggai series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how the ghost of glories past may have hindered Israel from rebuilding the temple in the past, and how The Lord spoke into that same hindrance possibly rearing its head again as they restarted the building, 15 years later.  

The closing song for this episode is "Sit Beside Me" by Ileen Laura (@ileenlauramusic) - linktr.ee/ileenlaura

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In the first of the Teach Me How to Study episodes, Pastor Jay Lee explains why there are so many different English translations of the Bible, the differences between them, how we can have confidence they truly reflect the original Greek and Hebrew texts, and some tips on how to leverage the different English translations to enhance our Bible study. 

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In part 3 of the Haggai series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how God not only calls Israel to the work of His house, but he is right their with them energizing and enabling them to be successful in what He calls them to do.

The closing song for this episode "Come Praise The Lord" is by Erica Renee Mckinney (@ericareneemckinney) - linktr.ee/ericareneemckinney

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In part 2 of the Haggai series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how the people of Israel respond with faith and repentance to The Lord's wake up call, and how God's countenance also changes towards grace and mercy when they do.

The closing song for this episode "In the Shadow" is by Marienne Felisilda (@m.felisildamusic) - linktr.ee/m.felisildamusic

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In this episode Pastor Jay Lee explores the growing number of people who identify as "Spiritual but not Religious" and what that means.  He interviews Serena Sutterfield, a Life and Wellness Coach who grew up Christian, but then left the faith for almost a decade - identifying as "spiritual but not religious" during that time.  Serena shares why she left the faith, what brought her back, her current feelings on the church, and what she thinks are the reasons why many others also identify as Spiritual but not Religious.

Guest Bio:

My name is Serena Sutterfield and I am the founder of the life coaching business, Vertical First. It is my goal to open the 4th quadrant of knowledge to others- we don't know what we don't know.  Maintaining a certain level of curiosity and questioning of the world around us is essential to not only our survival but to our peace and  contentment as well. I have helped women to come out of darkness and into the light, opening their minds to the possibilities that their worlds too can be beautiful and curated. I've helped women to create routines based on their overall life goals, giving them hope, confidence, and self appreciation to carry them through. I believe that my neuro divergence is a gift that allows me to see beyond the construct of societal norms, and I am devoted to bringing others into their own realities too!

Contact Serena here: https://www.instagram.com/serena_verticalfirst/

Her Podcast: LifeBetweenWeights

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In this first devotional on the book of Haggai, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how even though the Jews had returned to their homeland more than 15 years prior, the temple still laid in ruins, and how that was a physical representation of their spiritual condition.

The closing song for this episode "Like a Tree" is by Katie Lawson (@katie___lawson) - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/katielawson/keeper-2

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In the finale of The Woman at the Well series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how this encounter completely flips the script on the Samaritan Woman's life, and how she becomes a model for evangelism and outreach for the church today.

The closing song for this episode "Shine" is by Ruthie Larbi (@ruthielarbi) - linktr.ee/RuthieLarbi

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In this first interview episode of 2022, Pastor Jay Lee has a conversation with guest Calvin Smith, fellow podcast host, and self-professed Atheist.  In this conversation they discuss Calvin's upbringing in Christianity and how reading the Bible drove him into atheism.  They also discuss "street epistemology", the reliability of the Bible, and Christians who have not read the Bible.

Guest Bio:

Calvin Smith is a musician, podcaster, practicing street epistemologist,  and ancient history enthusiast. Calvin has spent the last few years  reevaluating his beliefs that he once held onto dearly. It wasn't until  his first read-through of the Bible that he began to question everything  he once thought to be true. Calvin, who now considers himself atheist,  hopes to break the stigma of not being able to talk about  beliefs without a screaming match, and hopes to induce critical thinking  skills to believers and non-believers alike with the help of his  podcast, "Unquestionable with Calvin Smith.

The closing song for this episode "4Everybody" is by Floetic Dre (@floeticdre) - drum.io/floeticdre

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