Welcome back to the Tentmakers Podcast! In this episode, you will hear a sermon by co-host Summit Murray from Hebrews 12:18-29. As always, we encourage you to send in any questions or comments on the content of this episode. You can reach out to us via social media or email, which are listed here:

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Welcome back to the Tentmakers Podcast! In this episode, you will hear a sermon by co-host Stephan Suter from Hebrews 4:12-13. As always, we encourage you to send in any questions or comments on the content of this episode. You can reach out to us via social media or email, which are listed here:

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Listen to a conversation that Summit had with an unbeliever on campus at NSU in the very first episode of our new series, Salting the Streets. We hope this encourages you to go and share the gospel in your day-to-day living!

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Mark your calendars – we are having a night of live worship music and preaching this November! If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions about the event, please reach out to us through social media, our website or by emailing [email protected]. 

If you have a desire to serve the Lord and help out with this event by handing out food or being available to share the gospel, please let us know!

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Where does theology overlap with creativity? How do Christians faithfully create things to the glory of God? Why do we see biblical themes in secular creativity? Tune in to this episode of the Tentmakers Podcast, where our good friends from Not Qualified joined in to offer their input on these topics and more. 

Our thanks go out to Joe and Zephram for using their time to record this episode, having clearly put energy and effort into preparing for it. We also thank God for the good camaraderie we have with these guys in our mutual love for Christ.

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Christians have a clear calling from God's Word to be taking the gospel to the ends of the earth. Psalm 19 is a beautiful psalm that speaks of God's glory and might in creation, but it also has some severe implications regarding the lost status of the world and the Christian's duty to fulfill the Great Commission.

Tune in to this episode of the Tentmakers Podcast and be edified by a journey through the Psalm 19. Email your comments, questions and remarks to [email protected] and share this episode with anyone who needs to hear it.

"This Wild Earth" is a song by the artist Young Oceans, and it is featured in this episode. We strongly encourage you to check out his music, as it is rich in its theology and great for focusing and meditating on the Word of God.

Philippians 4:13 is one of the most misquoted, misuse and utterly abused verses in the Bible. Saying "I can do all things" or even "I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength" has become, for many people, a sort of catchphrase, detached from its original meaning. But when we remove scripture from its original meaning – (there is only one correct interpretation of any given verse) – then we are playing a dangerous game.

In this episode, the Tentmakers test the cliché of "I can do all things" against the light of the Word of God, attempting to answer this question: is it biblical?