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January 05, 2026 Acts 17:1-15 - When the Word Divides
Main idea: Division comes when God’s Word reveals Jesus as King and calls us to pledge our allegiance to Him alone.
1. The Word persuades us that Jesus is the Christ (1-4)
2. The Word provokes hostility and distortion (5-9)
3. The Word produces discernment and faith (10-15)
Discussion Questions:
1. Luke says Paul reasoned, explained, and proved from the Scriptures. What does this tell us about how God normally brings people to faith?
2. When you hear the word “allegiance,” what comes to mind? How is allegiance different from preference or opinion?
3. Why does Luke call the Bereans “noble”? What made their response different from the Thessalonians?
4. How does the Lord’s Supper function as a public declaration of allegiance to King Jesus?
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43min
January 05, 2026 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 - Must I Evangelize?
Big Idea: Made new in Christ, we are all ambassadors of His reconciliation.

Must I evangelize?
1. Yes, God has made you new (v.17)
2. Yes, God Gave you a ministry (v.18-19)
3. Yes, God appeals through you (v.20-21)

Discussion Questions:
1. What stands out about what God does in reconciliation (who acts first, what He provides, what He doesn’t count), and why does that matter for your confidence?
2. What is “the message of reconciliation,” especially v.21 (the great exchange)?
3. Where are you tempted to be vague/quiet about Jesus (an “ambassador with no appeal”)? What would faithful clarity and love look like this week?
4. Who is one person God has put in your life to “implore…be reconciled to God”?

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47min
January 05, 2026 Esther 9:20-10:3 - The Greatness of God
Main idea: God’s people should remember and celebrate God’s greatness.
1. Remember what the Lord has done
2. Rejoice in what the Lord has given
3. Rehearse the story of the Lord’s Greatness
Discussion Questions
1. When you look back on your own life, why do you think gratitude tends to fade even after clear answers to prayer or seasons of deliverance?
2. Where in your own life are you most tempted to interpret present circumstances without reference to God’s past faithfulness?
3. What would it look like for your celebration of Christmas to be more intentionally God-centered?
4. What is one practical way you could “write it down” or mark God’s faithfulness this year?
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46min
December 15, 2025 Esther 9:1-19 - The Enemy is Destroyed
Main idea: When God appears silent, His justice is still sure, His mercy still greater, and His final reversal is coming.
1. The Faithfulness of God and the Certainty of His Justice
2. The Difference Between Justice and Vengeance
3. The Greater Reversal and the Joy That Follows
Discussion Questions:
1. Why is it important that God’s faithfulness and justice are inseparable? What happens to our faith if we emphasize one without the other?
2. Sin has momentum—it travels through generations. What warning does that give us about the “small compromises” we are tempted to excuse?
3. Tim Keller’s line: “Joy is not denial; it is defiance.” How does that definition reshape what Christian joy looks like in suffering?
4. What dangers arise when joy is rooted in circumstances rather than in Christ’s finished work?
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42min
December 08, 2025 Esther 8 - The Deliverance is Here
Main idea: God’s great reversal in Esther points to the greater reversal of the gospel: death becomes life, shame becomes honor, ruin becomes rejoicing.
What was meant for death brings life
What was meant for shame brings honor
What was meant for ruin brings rejoicing
Discussion questions
1. Do you find yourself more concerned about maintaining relational peace than speaking of Christ? Why?
2. If someone asked you how Christ reversed your life, what would you say?
3. Mordecai goes from sackcloth to royal robes.
How does that picture help you understand your position in Christ?
4. God didn’t erase the Persian system; He overruled it.
How does this encourage you when you see broken systems today — in government, workplace, family?
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49min
December 01, 2025 Psalm 91 - Providing Refuge
Text: Psalm 91
Big Idea: Because God Himself is our refuge, we can trust Him to protect and provide for us in every trouble.
1. The blessing of confidence: God will protect and cover you
2. The blessing of covenant: God will guard you in all your ways.
3. The blessing of comfort: God will satisfy you and show His salvation.
Psalm 91 — Discussion Questions
1. What does it practically mean to “dwell in the shelter of the Most High”? How does trusting God as your refuge change how you face fear?
2. Psalm 91 says we will face real danger — yet we need not fear (vv. 5–7).
How can faith reorder our fears when threats feel overwhelming?
3. How does Jesus’ response to Satan (Matt. 4:5–7) help us interpret promises like vv. 11–12 without twisting them? What does true trust look like?
4. Where do you go for “refuge” besides God? What would it look like this week to run to Him first for protection, provision, and comfort?
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48min
November 25, 2025 Esther 6-7 - The End has come
Main idea: God overturns human evil through His sovereign providence, the intercession of His mediator, and justice that secures His people’s salvation.
God’s Providence Sets the Stage (6:1–14)
God’s Mediator Identifies with the Condemned (7:1–6)
God’s Justice Secures His People’s Salvation (7:7–10)
Discussion Questions:
1. Anxiety often comes from believing we must control everything. How does recognizing God’s providence help us respond to fear or worry about circumstances beyond our control?
2. God’s timing is perfect, even when it seems delayed or hidden. How do we cultivate patience and trust in God’s timing, especially when the results of His providence are not yet visible?
3. How does Esther’s courage and identification with her people point to Jesus’ work as our mediator? How does seeing Christ as fully identifying with sinners deepen your understanding of the gospel?
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51min
November 20, 2025 Esther 5 - The Gallows are built
Main idea: Humble faith quietly advances God’s purposes, while proud ambition rushes toward its own downfall.
1. Humble faith quietly advances God’s purposes (v.1-8)
2. Proud ambition rushes toward its own downfall (v.9-14)
Discussion questions:
1. How does Esther’s strategy demonstrate wisdom, patience, and shrewdness? How is this different from deceit?
2. How might approaching God with confidence change the way we pray or make difficult decisions?
3. In your own life, where do you see joy or satisfaction anchored in things other than God? How does this make you vulnerable to frustration or sin?
4. How does reflecting on Haman’s folly encourage you to examine your own motives, ambitions, or sources of satisfaction?
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47min
November 10, 2025 Psalm 33 - Providing Steadfast Love
BIG IDEA: Praise God with Confident joy by resting in His eternal plan, and hoping in His Steadfast love.
I. Trust in His good word (4-11)
II. Rest in His eternal plan (10-12)
III. Fear God, not false saviors (13-19)

Discussion Questions:
1. When joy feels far, which truth in vv.4–9 most lifts your praise—and why?
2. What’s your modern “war horse” (money, control, approval), and how will you shift that trust to the Lord this week?
3. What’s one concrete way you’ll practice joyful waiting (vv.20–22)—sing, give thanks, or meditate on truth—and when?
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45min
November 04, 2025 Esther 4 - The Decision is made
Main idea: God’s providence calls His people to courageous obedience in every situation.
1. God’s people lament the world’s brokenness (vv. 1–4)
2. God’s providence places His people in uncomfortable positions (vv. 5–11)
3. God’s sovereign plan calls for faithful risk (vv. 12–14)
4. God’s salvation often comes through substitutionary courage (vv. 15–17)
Discussion Questions:
1. How can we recover the biblical practice of lament in our worship service, our prayers, and our relationships?
2. How does the myth of “safe Christianity” show up in modern church life?
3. When have you faced a moment where obedience to God carried personal risk?
4. How does viewing Esther as a signpost to Christ rather than merely an example change the way we read this story?
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43min

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How many episodes does Edgewood Bible Church have?

The podcast currently has 532 episodes available.