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This is the story of Benaiah, one of King David's mighty men. I think these men are fascinating, and many of their exploits can be found in 2 Samuel.
Benaiah is one of the little known names in the Bible, but he protected one of the most well known men King David (the same David from the story of David and Goliath).
Listen to the exploits and character of Benaiah and tell me if you don't think he was a little crazy! If you have any other favorite heroes of the Bible, please let me know if you want me to do an episode on them by sending me an email: [email protected]
This is the story of Benaiah, one of King David's mighty men. I think these men are fascinating, and many of their exploits can be found in 2 Samuel.
Benaiah is one of the little known names in the Bible, but he protected one of the most well known men King David (the same David from the story of David and Goliath).
Listen to the exploits and character of Benaiah and tell me if you don't think he was a little crazy! If you have any other favorite heroes of the Bible, please let me know if you want me to do an episode on them by sending me an email: [email protected]
The first building that God ever instructed humans to build was a tent called the Tabernacle. This was literally the dwelling place of God when He led the people out of Egypt, all the way until the time of King Solomon when a permanent Temple was made. The tabernacle had specific gold and silver fasteners and plates that were made to be taken apart so that they could move the building as God led them into the Promised Land.
Certain priests were named, the tribe of Levi was specifically called out to serve, and these people were consecrated to the service of God and given the privilege of meeting with Him in the tabernacle.
Listen today to learn more and stay tuned to find out how this relates to believers today and our church buildings!
#Tabernacle #Jewish #Church #Temple #Israel #God #Jehovah #Priest #12Tribes
The first building that God ever instructed humans to build was a tent called the Tabernacle. This was literally the dwelling place of God when He led the people out of Egypt, all the way until the time of King Solomon when a permanent Temple was made. The tabernacle had specific gold and silver fasteners and plates that were made to be taken apart so that they could move the building as God led them into the Promised Land.
Certain priests were named, the tribe of Levi was specifically called out to serve, and these people were consecrated to the service of God and given the privilege of meeting with Him in the tabernacle.
Listen today to learn more and stay tuned to find out how this relates to believers today and our church buildings!
#Tabernacle #Jewish #Church #Temple #Israel #God #Jehovah #Priest #12Tribes
This is the video version with my bunny. It is completely unedited so therefore longer than the audio of Episode 48.
Welcome to the first in the HEROES series. This is going to be an exciting series, that I find fascinating in so many ways. I will be exploring the little known stories of the Bible and sharing with you heroic acts of men and women that most people have never heard of!
Enjoy these courageous stories of people who risked their lives for others and learn how God has used people of action to accomplish His purposes!
#heroes #bible #faith #action #superhero #christian #warriors #midwife
Welcome to the first in the HEROES series. This is going to be an exciting series, that I find fascinating in so many ways. I will be exploring the little known stories of the Bible and sharing with you heroic acts of men and women that most people have never heard of!
Enjoy these courageous stories of people who risked their lives for others and learn how God has used people of action to accomplish His purposes!
#heroes #bible #faith #action #superhero #christian #warriors #midwife
What is the purpose of church? Well, one of them is to worship and communicate with God. How do we communicate with God? Well, it is different today than it was in the Old Testament.
Everyone sins, and sin separates us from the perfectly Holy God. The only way to fix that is to pay the penalty for sin and get forgiveness. Back then, the only way to get forgiveness was to make a sacrifice to God.
This episode explains a little bit about that system of sacrifices that basically made you eligible to communicate with God.
What is the purpose of church? One purpose is to worship and communicate with God. How do we communicate with God? Well, it is different today than it was in the Old Testament.
Everyone sins, and sin separates us from the perfectly Holy God. The only way to fix that is to pay the penalty for sin and get forgiveness. Back then, the only way to get forgiveness was to make a sacrifice to God.
This episode explains a little bit about that system of sacrifices that basically made you eligible to communicate with God.
Here we are, almost on the eve of the election. Please vote, please encourage your friends to vote.
Si vis pacem, para bellum is latin for "If you want peace, prepare for war".
It's a Roman-era aphorism that conveys the idea that peace is often preserved by being ready to make war to defend it. The phrase is based on a statement in the fourth or fifth century AD by Roman author Publius Flavius Vegetius Renatus.
How is this applicable to a Christian? And should a Christian even engage in actual war/bloodshed?
This podcast episode explains that. You have to listen to this before election day!
Here we are, almost on the eve of the election. Please vote, please encourage your friends to vote.
Si vis pacem, para bellum is latin for "If you want peace, prepare for war".
It's a Roman-era aphorism that conveys the idea that peace is often preserved by being ready to make war to defend it. The phrase is based on a statement in the fourth or fifth century AD by Roman author Publius Flavius Vegetius Renatus.
How is this applicable to a Christian? And should a Christian even engage in actual war/bloodshed?
This podcast episode explains that. You have to listen to this before election day!
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