Today is really the second part of the last episode: Broken Blessings. Your best experience is to follow up the podcast with the song (link below) I Will Find a Way by Andy Gullahorn. It narrates very beautifully what I try to describe today as we reflect on Genesis 32 and Matthew 1.

A simple, and I hope fitting, setting of this great song from the album Christmas by Jill Phllips and Andy Gullahorn. I do not own the copyright to the music...

Today we reflect on the story of the beginning of Jacob’s second journey, but it begins with his breaking. If you want to follow along the story takes place in Genesis 32:22-32.

Today we reflect on John 13 and 14, with the end goal of understanding the work of the Holy Spirit better in John 14: 15-20, 25-27. Below is Paul’s curated worship set.

Today we re-imagine the meaning of James 5:14-16, and what the connection is between sickness, sin, confession, and healing. Special thanks to Dr. Ron Peters for his paper on the subject.

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Today Paul encourages us to have a confident faith as he concludes the first part of John 14. Attached is the music set we were planning for the week. Feel free to play that before and get lost in musical worship before you tune into the message.

Today Paul reflects on what Jesus means when he talks about God’s “Big House” in John 14. To kick it off though check out this (terrible quality sorry) 90’s Contemporary Christian music video “Big House” by Audio Adrenaline.

Video to the song Big House by Audio Adrenaline

Today Paul Funk reflects on John 14:1 in which Jesus encourages his disciples to trust in him rather than sit in fear. Though times will be difficult Jesus overcomes the world.

Special announcement about upcoming podcasts to be released over the next several weeks.

Today we reflect upon the radical generosity of the early church as exemplified in Barnabas in Acts 4:36-37.

Was the mark put on Cain a curse, or a blessing? What do we learn about God and his perspective toward good and evil through this crazy story?

Today’s podcast was sparked by a new commentary by Dr. John Nugent. It is cutting edge, interesting, and accessible. Check it out here: https://amzn.to/33KSpLK