We reflect on America's 250th birthday. There are so many people to thank for our freedom in this country, but especially as it pertains to the forefathers: how can Bible stories guide us to not put people on pedestals?

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This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

Who is God and what is He like? This is the podcast where God answers questions for Himself about Himself - with host Kim Wier. In this episode, God revealed Jesus calls Himself Stranger. 

References in this episode: 

Matthew 25:42-46, John 1:10-11

LINKS:

World's Biggest Small Group, free resources: Text "GROW" to 67101 or visit World's Biggest Small Group .

Want to know more about Jesus? Join our free WHO IS JESUS World's Biggest Small Group. 

Kim's latest book: Everyday God, a 365-day devotional to connect you to God in 10 minutes a day.

More about Kim: KimWier.com

Today is your On Ramp!

This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast! 

Give here.

This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

Today is your On Ramp!

This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast! 

Give here.

This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

Today is your On Ramp!

This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast! 

Give here.

This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

Who is God and what is He like? This is the podcast where God answers questions for Himself about Himself - with host Kim Wier. In this episode, God revealed Jesus is Bahir, My Elect. 

References in this episode: 

Isaiah 42:1-6, Luke 9:35, 1 Peter 1:20, 

LINKS:

World's Biggest Small Group, free resources: Text "GROW" to 67101 or visit World's Biggest Small Group .

Want to know more about Jesus? Join our free WHO IS JESUS World's Biggest Small Group. 

Kim's latest book: Everyday God, a 365-day devotional to connect you to God in 10 minutes a day.

More about Kim: KimWier.com

The bible was written for us, but not to us, so when we come across some passages that seem odd, outdated, or just plain weird we can be tempted to just skip over them. Context is everything. So on this episode we talk with Andrew Ollerton about the last four "Toughest Topics" which are why God allows suffering, supernatural miracles, the Bible's view of sexuality, and final judgement. 

Today is your On Ramp!

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I'm Shawn Farrington, the voice of The On Ramp. I can't wait to hear how God is using this podcast to help you grow. Please leave a comment, or email me at [email protected]. 

This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

Today is your On Ramp!

This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast! 

Give here.

I'm Shawn Farrington, the voice of The On Ramp. I can't wait to hear how God is using this podcast to help you grow. Please leave a comment, or email me at [email protected]. 

This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!