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In this episode we discuss 2 Cor. 13 to wrap up season 3! Thank you for listening, and we look forward to being back to jump into the book of Exodus.

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In this episode we discuss 2 Cor. 12, a chapter in the book of 2 Corinthians that is rather well-known for its strong emphasis on Christ’s power being displayed through our weakness. In addition to this theme, we also talk about Paul’s vision, “boasting,” and conflict with his flesh.

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In this episode we discuss 2 Cor. 11, the longest chapter in the book of 2 Corinthians. In addition to understanding the foolish boasting discussed, we hope that you are encouraged by the Scripture and our conversation to push forward in the fight against darkness and be willing to endure risk and hardship for the spread of the gospel.

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Today’s interview is with author, speaker, and podcast host Dr. Ashley Hales. She talks to us about how placing limits on our lives actually increases our freedom, the role of limiting social media in placing limits, differentiating between biblical rest and unbiblical laziness, and God’s vision for community.

Her forthcoming book, A Spacious Life: Trading Hustle and Hurry for the Goodness of Limits, releases this September — check it out!

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In today’s episode we continue our weekly time in 2 Corinthians, looking at chapter 10. Chapter 10 is a pivotal chapter in 2 Corinthians as we get a transition from themes of reconciliation and unity to confrontation.

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Today we discuss 2 Cor. 9, diving into generosity, willingness to give, God’s provision, and how thanksgiving to God brings glory to God.

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Today’s interview is with Dr. Kyong-Jin Lee, who is Associate Professor of Old Testament Studies at Fuller Seminary in Pasadena, CA. Dr. Lee talks to us about why Deuteronomy is so important for understanding the rest of the Old Testament, Israel’s relationship with other nations as they show God’s glory to the world, the theme of covenant, and seeing God’s law as a blessing rather than as a barrier or limitation. The entire conversation made Deuteronomy feel immensely practical, helpful, and fruitful for God’s people. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

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In today’s episode we continue our Monday series through 2 Corinthians, looking at the generosity of the Macedonians, the gospel and its implications for our giving, and integrity amongst the people of God.

Scripture referenced outside of 2 Corinthians:

• Ex. 16:18

Article referenced:

• John Piper, Love Is the Overflow of Joy in God

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In our 71st episode today, we jump into 2 Cor. 7 and discuss holiness, godly grief vs. worldly grief, Paul’s “letter of tears,” and more.

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Today’s interview is with Dr. W. Ross Blackburn, who serves as the rector of Christ the King, an Anglican fellowship in North Carolina. We talk to him about how the book of Exodus, from beginning to end, has a missionary heart for God’s glory among the nations, based on Dr. Blackburn’s book The God Who Makes Himself Known: The Missionary Heart of the Book of Exodus. Listen to see how the exodus from Egypt, Israel’s time in the wilderness, their time at Sinai, the giving of the law, the golden calf, and the building of the tabernacle all fit into this one theme! He additionally provides considerable insight into why the Old Testament is so important for Christians today.

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