The Nine Points Podcast

Today's episode consists of two segments. Within the first segment, I reintroduce Jeremiah 21:12 for the purpose of deeper analysis. The second segment is a collaboration between myself and my dad, Eric Hill. Specifically, in segment two, my dad and I discuss the three different types of love described in the Bible (Agape, Philia & Eros), & how we need to apply them.

Today's podcast has three distinct segments. Segment one processes Jeremiah 21:12, emphasizing how Jeremiah's warning applies to current events. Z-Time is segment two. Here, I process what rejection/ignoring, redirection and consequences look like through the eyes of Generation Z. In the final segment, I reflect on a recent event. In the process, I go through how the Fruit of the Spirit saturated the entire experience. 

Today's podcast explores how blind loyalties to the ones that we love can come at a high cost. In segment one, we explore part of Genesis chapter 31 to illustrate how quickly a person can defend someone the he/she loves without knowing all the facts. Segment two involves Generation Z processing how free will and responsibility go hand in hand. Finally, segment three delves into the danger of race and gender bashing. 

This podcast includes three segments. The first and third segments reference Genesis 16. Segment two (Z-Time) includes King, Newbie and Twin giving their opinions of backtalk, being blunt vs being honest & why they believe that laughter and yawning are so contagious.

This episode has three segments. The first segment processes caronavirus & the fog of war. The second segment is Z-time, talking about things that matter to them. The third segment uses an analogy to describe the process of using the Fruit of the Spirit in everyday situations. 

Today's podcast is being released on Good Friday 2020. The first segment involves utilizing the Fruit of the Spirit from the perspective of a father. The second segment involves processing what Easter means to "King" of Generation Z. The final segment involves processing God's righteousness and man's laws in wake of this current caronavirus pandemic. 

Today's episode includes two segments. In the first segment I took an extended look at 1 Samuel Chapters 15-17. Here the listener is ultimately invited to consider the similarities of Saul losing the Spirit of the Lord (history) with us losing sobriety (current). Segment two, (Z-Time) involves processing what it means to establish "a new normal" when the world we knew has been turned upside down. We compare and contrast examples from Biblical and modern times. 

This episode has three segments. The first two segments deal with parts of Micah, Chapters 3 & 6. The final segment proposes a possible reason for being in such close proximity of our enemies, and what we can do to make the experience more satisfying.     

This episode includes a subject that I'm fairly familiar with, a collaborative family exercise that I had never done before & ends with revelations from my heart. In a way, each segment relates to the choices that we make & what kind of relationships we choose to create based on those choices. We hope that you enjoy and come back.

This episode explores the question; "What does being respectful mean?" We pursue the answer through the use of analogies, metaphors & a family conversation between myself and two teenagers.