Love Your Bible Podcast
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I want to help you change "I should read the Bible" to "I WANT to read the Bible!" To make this switch, I'll drop short talks every Thursday to make you love your Bible more. Because when you love your Bible, you will love God, serve people, and live a life that matters.
Love Your Bible Podcast
2d ago
Peter Gentry's video -- Who are the Nephilim? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKtHwc3mMY8
Bro. Ricky's sermon on 2 Peter 2:1-3 -- https://vehardin.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Beware-of-Spiritual-Cons.pdf
Pastor Kory's sermon on Genesis 6 -- https://hardinbaptist.org/all-sermons/?enmse=1&enmse_am=1&enmse_mid=1131
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Love Your Bible Podcast
1w ago
In today's episode, I interview Dr. Joshua Hutchens about the Book of Enoch. I learned so much and I know you will too! We explore the following questions and more...
-- What is the book of Enoch?
-- Did Enoch write it?
-- Why isn’t it in my Bible?
-- What’s up with Jude quoting it?
-- Why is it still popular today?
-- Should Christians read it or not?
Show notes:
Gospel Life.
https://gospellife.org/
Persecution and Cosmic Conflict | Joshua Hutchens https://www.joshuacalebhutchens.com/p/publications
Scribes and Scripture | Meade & Gurry
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Love Your Bible Podcast
2M ago
Listen to this fascinating conversation with Jackson Greer about creation through the lens of church history. Over the last 2,000 years, what did Christians believe about creation, the age of the earth, and the material world? What cultural beliefs about creation and the body set Christians at odds with the world? How can knowing their stories help us understand our story in church history?
Jackson argues we need the church fathers for such a moment as this, and I think you will agree. Enjoy!
Websites:
https://henrycenter.tiu.edu/2017/05/creation-time-in-basils-hexaemeron/
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Young Earth | Why Jeffrey Young believes the earth is only 6,000(ish) years old | Science & Creation
Love Your Bible Podcast
2M ago
Despite Google's claim that the world is 4.54 billion years OLD, Jeffery Young makes the case for why he believes the world is 6,000(ish) years YOUNG.
In this episode, Young makes the case for the Christian position know as "young earth," claiming Genesis 1 teaches God made the world in six 24 hour days. Jeffery uses geology, astronomy, and Jesus to refute google and back up his claim that the earth is young. Enjoy.
For further investigation on young earth visit https://answersingenesis.org/ and https://creationmoments.com/
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Love Your Bible Podcast
2M ago
Jimmy Slack will be the first to say both Young Earth and Old Earth Christians agree about the WHO, WHAT, and WHY of creation—which are the most important! However, Christians often disagree about the exact HOW and WHEN of creation. The main distinction stems from the question: Does the word “day” (Yom in Hebrew) in Genesis 1 refer to 24 hours or a long period?
In this podcast episode, Slack makes the case for why he believes “day” in the text refers to a long period of time. Slack, once an atheist, has studied creation and science for the past 30+ years. He deeply loves Jesus, the Bible ..read more
Love Your Bible Podcast
7M ago
1. How did we get here?
2. What's wrong with the world?
3. How do we fix it?
4. Where are we headed?
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Love Your Bible Podcast
7M ago
Katie and I got to travel to Nicaragua and spend some time with Nick and Bethany. In this conversation, we ask them about the three best and worst things about living in Nicaragua, and Nick explains his plan for church planting in Nicaragua.
Watch Batahola community walk through! https://vimeo.com/871102114
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Love Your Bible Podcast
8M ago
25.165 ἀνδρίζομαι: (a figurative extension of meaning of ἀνδρίζομαι ‘to be manly’ or ‘to become a man,’ not occurring in the NT) to exhibit courage in the face of danger—‘to be brave, to be courageous.’ στήκετε ἐν τῇ πίστει, ἀνδρίζεσθε, κραταιοῦσθε ‘stand firm in the faith; be brave; be strong’ 1 Cor 16:13.
NT New Testament
Johannes P. Louw and Eugene Albert Nida, Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament: Based on Semantic Domains (New York: United Bible Societies, 1996) 306.
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