*Please note that this conversation has some adult themes and is better suited for an older audience.

Perhaps you've read the story: Ham sees his dad Noah passed out drunk and naked in his tent and then Noah wakes up and curses his grandson for all eternity. Things certainly seems to escalate quickly in this story and it catches us off guard. Is that really all that's going on here? The JXN Cloud team discusses a possible theory that might make sense of the situation.

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Why did God make us? Why are we here? What are we supposed to do? Everyone asks this question at some point in their life, and the Bible answers it right in its opening pages and reconfirms it all throughout its pages, all the way to the end. Let's dig deeper into what it has to say in today's episode of JXN Cloud.

JXN Cloud and the network it's a part of has recently changed its mission statement to, "In Jackson as it is in Heaven." This reference to the Lord's Prayer actually goes well beyond the Lord's Prayer and into the entire message of the Bible from beginning to end. Let's talk more about that in today's episode of JXN Cloud.

While it's hard to view being persecuted in a positive light, the Bible had a lot of good to say about it. Jesus himself said that we are blessed when we're persecuted and that we should take joy when such things happen. Let's talk more about this beatitude in this episode of the JXN Cloud!

The "Sons of God" in the Old Testament were powerful spiritual beings delegated power and authority. That being said, what was Jesus getting at when he called human peacemakers the "Sons of God" in the beatitudes?

Let's continue our series on the beatitudes!

We hunger and thirst for all kinds of things: money, stuff, love, family—and the list goes on. But in the beatitudes Jesus tells us that we'll really find satisfaction if we pursue righteousness instead. We talk about that and more in today's episode of JXN Cloud.

Jesus' blessings in the beatitudes are often contrary to the way that we think of blessing. For example, we don't know of many people that get land through "meekness," but rather though force. So what does Jesus mean when he says, "Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth"? Let's talk about that and more on today's episode of JXN Cloud.