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In part 2 of the Woman at the Well series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how Jesus demonstrates to the woman that she is thirsty spiritually and the significance of Jesus revealing His identity to her as Messiah.
The closing song "As the Deer/Eye on the Sparrow" is performed by Damara Melissa (@damaramelissamusic) - https://instabio.cc/20827NXmsap
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In part 1 of this series on the Woman at the well in John 4, Pastor Jay Lee shares why a conversation between Jesus and the Samaritan woman was so unlikely, and what it reveals to us about Jesus' heart for all people.
The closing song for this episode is "The Third Day" by Carolinaline. You can find more of their music at: www.reverbnation.com/carolinaline
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In part 2 of 2, Pastor Jay Lee shares the highlights from the remaining Interview episodes on the podcast in 2021. Episodes we recap in this episode:
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In this episode, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how difficult it is to change, and how the Word of God in Scripture is the only reliable means of life transformation.
The closing song for this episode is "I'm Learning" by Ben Clement (@jBenClement) - www.youtube.com/user/jBenClement
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In this bonus episode, we are featuring a spoken word piece called "Awaken", submitted by one of our listeners Dami Emmanuela. Dami is a student and active writer on Instagram.
If you would like to connect with Dami and more of her work, you can find her on Instagram @damiemmanuela
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In this epilogue to our Christmas devotional series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about a rare glimpse in the gospels of Jesus' childhood years, and how it encourages us to grow in stature and wisdom just as Jesus did from the manger to manhood.
The closing song for this episode is "It Never Gets Old" by Damara Melissa (@damaramelissamusic) - https://instabio.cc/20827NXmsap
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In the finale of the HOPE series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how Christian hope does not make us passive or idle, but rather emboldens us to do and engage.
Thank you so much to our sponsor for this episode - Evermorn Supply
The closing song for this episode is "Star Shining Bright"" by J.Lauren (@jlaurenmusic) - linktr.ee/jlaurenmusic
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In part 3 of the HOPE series, Pastor Jay Lee shares how Christian hope differs from a wish or a dream, and how it relates more to time travel and theoretical physics.
Thank you so much to our sponsor for this episode - Evermorn Supply
The closing song for this episode is "O Holy Night" performed by Calvary Chapel School of Worship (@school_of_worship) - www.schoolofworship.net
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In this episode Pastor Jay Lee does a deep dive on the origins of our Christmas traditions in a pagan Roman holiday called Saturnalia, and what that means for Christians celebrating Christmas.
*CORRECTION: The Bible reference is 1 Corinthians 8 & 10, not 8 & 11 as stated in the episode.
Thank you so much to our sponsor for this episode - Evermorn Supply
Closing music for this episode "Go Tell it on the Mountain" is performed by Erica Renee Mckinney (@ericareneemckinney) - linktr.ee/ericareneemckinney
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