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S6 E17 - "Alexa...er, I mean, Ziggy!"

Set Your Mind Above

Send us Fan Mail I have been trying to use the Alexa all week, but it never answers me anymore. I figured it was broken. That was until my wife informed me there is a reason it won't answer my calls anymore - the kids changed it's name. I've been calling out the wrong name. Whose name are you calling on? If we call on any other name than the Lord, we will receive no reply, like that of the prophets of Baal. Idols, be they ancient or modern, cannot deliver. There is only one name that we can find deliverance through when we call upon it: the name of Jesus. #SetYourMindAbovePodcast

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Seasons of Growth: Responsibilities to Growth

Heaven Bound

Jason and Roger conclude a Fridays series called “Seasons of Growth.” In this final episode, we explore the responsibilities we all have to growth. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: The Growth of the Gospel The Word Was Preached Our Individual Responsibilities The Involvement of All Hindrances to Growth

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Job 16:1-14

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

16:7-14 God is ferociously and relentlessly attacking Job. God is the subject of almost all the verbs in this unit. The name El, God, is used in vs. 11. Most of the verbs are 3rd masculine singular with the subject being He (vs.7a, 8b, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14). Verse 10 is the exception to this because it used 3rd person plural verbs translated they. Eliphaz stated that Job is attacking God in 15:25-26, but Job insists that it is God who is attacking him in these verses. 16:7 You have laid waste all my company- The word company is the same word used in 15:34. Eliphaz pictured the company of the godl

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Mini: Grace’s Unlikely Community | "Receive Your Face"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

285 | Reclassify Strangers Through Shared Grace We naturally drift toward people who look, think, and vote like us because echo chambers are comfortable. But the gospel does not find a community that fits; it creates a family out of people who do not. In this mini-episode, we play the “Galatians 3:28 Sledgehammer Game” to see how God's grace smashes through first-century status and identity walls. From the radical social reclassification of Philemon and Onesimus to the barrier-breaking dinner tables of Peter and Cornelius, we look at how grace functions as the ultimate social leveler. We also

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