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  • "Mule" with Dave Webb

    On today's podcast we discuss the reason David chose to ride on a mule, and why he orders that his son Solomon be brought into town for his coronation riding on a mule. A mule is a hybrid of a horse and a donkey. On this podcast we explain what each animal represents and how that ties into Jesus. 

    1 hr 12 min
  • Sunday Sermon 3/5/2023 "Keep"

    John 14:15 - "If you love me, keep my commandments"

    In today's message we discuss whether this is a command or a request. Often this verse is taken out of context and used as a weapon to control and manipulate behavior. Is it possible that it is an invitation from a loving Father delivered by a loving brother to avoid the snare of the enemy and be able to experience the peace that only God can provide through His Word? 

    31 min
  • "Consistent"

    How consistent are you in the study of God's Word? On today's podcast we discuss the value of God's Word to the believer, and the importance of "attending", "listening", and "applying" the Word. 

    58 min
  • Sunday Sermon 2/26/2023 "Sword"

    In Ephesians 6:17 Paul refers to the Word of God as a "sword". It is the only offensive weapon listed in the armor he details. God did not intend for us to remain crouched in a corner, hiding from every rumor of trouble. He also does not want us to take out a carnal weapon and fight our battles through natural means. In today's message we discuss the Word of God being the weapon that fights our real battle, the spiritual battel that takes place in our minds daily. David did not win a victory when he slung the stone and struck Goliath, he won the victory when he determined to obey the Word of the Lord and follow through with His command. 

    35 min

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The Revivanary podcast is a collection of relevant, contemporary teaching with the purpose of discussing and clarifying Biblical issues that many have questions about. While always focused on…