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In today’s Revealed by Fire episode, we discuss the 2023 movie Nefarious. We center on the film’s primary topic of spiritual warfare, noting its similarity to C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters. We also discuss atheism and common spiritual law, the difference between guilt and conviction, the Cross of Christ, and a host of other meaty topics. (Please note this movie is rated R. Before watching, we recommend you listen to the portion of our discussion entitled “Warning about movie and this podcast episode.”)
Visit us at https://truth-speak.org and check out our books in the Resources section: The Lowering Sky and Carter in the Crosshairs. See our growing list of recommended books, movies, and music in the Recommendations section. And check out our Devotional page for the historical fiction series All That You Know: The Unfiltered Jesus of the Bible.
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00:00 Introduction
00:30 Movie overview
01:21 Warning about movie and this podcast episode
07:07 Opening verses
09:20 How the movie industry repressed Nefarious
20:07 Horror movies
25:23 Nefarious, The Screwtape Letters, and demons
36:03 Contested Kingdom-work
41:38 About truth-speak.org and Those Few
42:20 Biblical basis and caliber of the dialogue
44:42 Atheism and universal law
50:22 Imposters
54:40 Possession and disorders/illnesses
58:45 The Accuser / guilt vs. conviction
65:01 Acknowledging and engaging in the spiritual war
78:41 Nefarious's explanation of the demonic rebellion
79:44 Acting and characters
81:53 Good and evil
84:45 The Cross of Christ
88:04 The content and presentation of Nefarious
92:41 The battle of good vs. evil
93:24 Closing prayer
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In this conversation with our first-ever Those Few interviewee—Worship Pastor David Freeman—we discuss the purpose of Christian music, our accountability for our words and teaching, and what it means to worship. We talk about the simplicity of Christianity, the raucous music of a ministry for felons, and how to tear down façades in the church. Ultimately, we conclude that worship is much more than singing.
Visit us at https://truth-speak.org and check out our books in the Resources section: The Lowering Sky and Carter in the Crosshairs. See our growing list of recommended books, movies, and music in the Recommendations section. And check out our Devotional page for the historical fiction series All That You Know: The Unfiltered Jesus of the Bible.
Please consider donating in support of our Kingdom-building efforts.
00:00 Introduction
00:30 The purpose of modern worship/Christian music
09:15 The accountability of our teaching and words
11:48 What it means to worship
15:15 The simplicity of Christianity
20:25 Worship is more than music
23:25 Ministry for felons
25:05 About truth-speak.org and Those Few
25:47 Ministry for felons (continued)
28:28 Façades at church vs. walking in the light
33:23 Example of tearing down the façade
36:43 The Gospel
41:41 Closing prayer
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In this Streams in the Wasteland episode, we address the believer who is discouraged in their Christian ministry. We discuss why we get discouraged, the Biblical truth about the contested environment in which we serve, and how we can take courage and continue the good fight. Among other strengthening passages, we remind ourselves that “the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world” (1 John 4:4).
Visit us at https://truth-speak.org and check out our books in the Resources section: The Lowering Sky and Carter in the Crosshairs. See our growing list of recommended books, movies, and music in the Recommendations section. And check out our Devotional page for the historical fiction series All That You Know: The Unfiltered Jesus of the Bible.
Please consider donating in support of our Kingdom-building efforts.
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Today we discuss the common phrase “God won't give you more than you can handle.” Using the Word of God as our guide, we determine whether this saying is erroneous or trustworthy. As part of our dialogue, we also discuss the premise of Christianity, the purpose and value of life trials, and martyrdom.
Visit us at https://truth-speak.org and check out our books in the Resources section: The Lowering Sky and Carter in the Crosshairs. See our growing list of recommended books, movies, and music in the Recommendations section. And check out our Devotional page for the historical fiction series All That You Know: The Unfiltered Jesus of the Bible.
Please consider donating in support of our Kingdom-building efforts.
00:00 Introduction
00:22 A cliché
01:55 Paul's experience and the reality of trials
03:38 The premise of Christianity
05:14 Old Testament lessons on trials
12:59 Trials and martyrdom
14:59 About truth-speak.org and Those Few
15:42 Martyrdom (continued)
16:42 Personal story of growth through trial/need
21:54 Conclusion
23:59 Closing prayer
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Those Few is the podcast ministry of Truth-Speak (https://truth-speak.org/). We are a conservative Christian organization…
Joseph Schneller is the host of Those Few. He has published over 100 articles, devotionals, and short stories with major Christian ministries. He is the author of The Lowering Sky, Carter in the Crosshairs, and the devotional series All That You Know: The Unfiltered Jesus of the Bible (available at https://truth-speak.org/).
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