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Today's episode looks at two miracles of Jesus involving water. Or at least that's what we think our terrific topic tool may suggest ;-)

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Jesus didn't perform miracles just to do something extraordinary. He always taught something important through his miracles, usually about his identity and mission. This episode looks at five of Jesus' miracles. We'd love to hear your own miracle story, if you've got one. 

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These Top 5 Animal Stories, as humorous and unique as they are, reveal some very serious, and cohesive truths. 

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Why does God choose to heal some and not others? That's the big question we're tackling on today's episode. Here's a link to the episode in Season 1 where we talk about why God would allow suffering in the world. It's a good compliment for today's episode. 

https://youtu.be/AH3fWK1Z6s4

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What does the Bible mean that we may be "entertaining angels unaware?" What is the purpose of angels? Are there some things we can learn from the limited Bible knowledge about angels? Are there some encouragements we can glean by knowing that angels exist and are at work in the unseen realm? 

We reference Eric Whitacre's angelic choral composition, "Lux Arumque" and our little musical opener gives a very imperfect nod to the last 16 measures in Whitacre's amazing piece. Here's a link to the YouTube presentation of the virtual choir performing Lux Aurumque: https://youtu.be/D7o7BrlbaDs

And, here’s an interesting article that provides more information about the purpose of angels:

https://www.gotquestions.org/purpose-of-angels.html

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This espionage episode spills over with spies. It's laden with grapes, grasshoppers, and lessons about overcoming things that hold us back from healthy risks that move us into a much better future. 

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This episode contains humorous references to a couple of sitcoms that help set the stage for a true Biblical story about a specially equipped team of special ops soldiers. 

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The story in this episode is a mission impossible situation. It demonstrates that, even when you're really small, compared to the gigantic challenge you're facing, God can win the battle. 

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As we continue our look at humor in the Bible, we stumble across a story that contains some dark, situational humor. It has to do with the  Philistines who did battle with Israel and eventually captured the Ark of the Covenant. (1 Samuel 4-6) The humor involved in the situations resulting from this event lead to some really serious lessons for us.   

Song Citation: Those Philistines (took an ark), by Clark Cothern

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