Fresh starts aren’t always “redemptive.” Sometimes, as in the case of the world after Noah, the brand new world is very much just like the old world as we fall back into old habits, but also when we refuse to let go of the past for something better God has for us.
How can we make this fresh start redemptive?

Fresh starts aren’t always “redemptive.” Sometimes, as in the case of the world after Noah, the brand new world is very much just like the old world as we fall back into old habits, but also when we refuse to let go of the past for something better God has for us. How can we make this fresh start redemptive?

Redeeming a Fresh Start in 2025 | Episode 7 | Season 3

BJU Seminary is relaunching its Theologically Speaking podcast and Viewpoint blog as practical resources for pastors to address the growing challenges of doctrinal drift and cultural pressures within the church. The initiative is part of the Seminary’s 500x5x5 Strategic Vision to equip and encourage new and existing pastors. Join Sam Horn and Stuart Scott as they share personal stories and practical insights for pastors and ministry leaders striving to shepherd their congregations faithfully.

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