Denver Snuffer Podcast

In this episode, Denver discusses the process that groups of people have followed in the past, and need to follow today, to achieve unity when working together on a project. Transcript Several years ago there were a number of people who were independently interested in trying to do something to reclaim the Scriptures in a … Continue reading 120: One Heart First →

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In this episode, Denver discusses God’s willingness to forgive us – to leave our errors in the past and remember them no more. Transcript Isaiah, in the temple, saw God high and lifted up, and his first reaction is, Woe is me! … I am undone! …I am a man of unclean lips. I dwell [among] a people of … Continue reading 119: God Forgives →

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This is Part 3 of a special series on the “True Vine”, where Denver answers the question, “Why is Christ referred to as the ‘True Vine’ in scripture, and what can we learn from this analogy?” Transcript We’re enacting ancient events. We’re part of a process that began a long time ago and is going … Continue reading 118: True Vine, Part 3 →

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This is Part 2 of a special series on the “True Vine”, where Denver answers the question, “Why is Christ referred to as the ‘True Vine’ in scripture, and what can we learn from this analogy?” Transcript The vineyard that the Lord began the restoration in was cumbered with all sorts of strange fruit. I … Continue reading 117: True Vine, Part 2 →

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This is Part 1 of a special series on the “True Vine”, where Denver answers the question, “Why is Christ referred to as the ‘True Vine’ in scripture, and what can we learn from this analogy?” Transcript Once again, Joseph is called by name. This is verse 33. He was afraid. The fear soon left … Continue reading 116: True Vine →

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Today, Denver answers the question, “On Mount Horeb, the Lord gave a commandment to “remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.” How do we keep a day “holy?”  What does the Lord expect or desire of us in keeping this commandment? Why do we no longer worship on Saturday?” Transcript First, this from The … Continue reading 115: Sabbath Day →

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In this episode Denver discusses the attributes of people who will be called to Zion, as well as attributes and behaviors that will clearly disqualify people from being invited to that gathering. Transcript Zion will be cooperative, not competitive.  They will be “one” in every sense of the word.  No one will need to say … Continue reading 114: Zion People →

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This is the third of a multi-part series where Denver addresses how many of the things found in nature point to Christ. Transcript Question: “You addressed this in your lectures. Let’s say for argument’s sake I believed you. What can or should a university student do? I can’t drop out because I would have to … Continue reading 113: Nature, Part 3 →

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This is the second of a multi-part series where Denver addresses how many of the things found in nature point to Christ. Transcript Every one of us, if I say the word perfection, every one of us have something that comes to mind. In the course of your life, my guess is that every one of you … Continue reading 112: Nature, Part 2 →

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This is the first of a multi-part series where Denver addresses how many of the things found in nature point to Christ. Transcript So it did not surprise me at all when Joseph went out to pray in the grove and as he began that search he got attacked by the adversary and then calling … Continue reading 111: Nature, Part 1 →

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