Best Adventist Review / Adventist World Podcasts (2025)

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A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE (October 10, 2025) 2:18

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It’s natural enough to prize what benefits me most. Self-interest is the driving force in almost all our culture. Do I like it? Does it taste good? Did it make me laugh? Does it put money in my pocket? We measure almost everything by what we get and gain. And so it’s natural to think of something as extravagant as God’s unprecedented kindness as a …

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LIVING THE GRACE (October 31, 2025) 2:41

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You’ve heard the song a thousand times, but have you lived the words? For more than 250 years, believers have cherished the clear simplicity of “Amazing Grace.” Celebrated recordings 50 years ago by bagpipe bands and pop artists catapulted the old song to international prominence as a kind of “hymn for the world.” Millions resonate with the ache it…

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LIVING THE GRACE (October 31, 2025) 2:41

5d ago2:41

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You’ve heard the song a thousand times, but have you lived the words? For more than 250 years, believers have cherished the clear simplicity of “Amazing Grace.” Celebrated recordings 50 years ago by bagpipe bands and pop artists catapulted the old song to international prominence as a kind of “hymn for the world.” Millions resonate with the ache it…

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GRACE HAS A FACE (October 24, 2025) 2:32

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It’s natural to think of the story of our lives as a gradually rising line of progress. We were once toddlers: now we stride—and even race—through professions and relationships. Our minds have grown acute: we’ve mastered subtlety and sarcasm, posturing and self-promotion. We’ve learned the fine art of “faking it until we make it.” But the growling …

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GRACE HAS A FACE (October 24, 2025) 2:32

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It’s natural to think of the story of our lives as a gradually rising line of progress. We were once toddlers: now we stride—and even race—through professions and relationships. Our minds have grown acute: we’ve mastered subtlety and sarcasm, posturing and self-promotion. We’ve learned the fine art of “faking it until we make it.” But the growling …

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Walter Veith vs Bible translations. Part 2 1:12:36

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In this episode, we continue our examination of Walter Veith’s perspective on Bible versions. Our guest, Christian Cardona, will demonstrate how Veith fails to provide a proper analysis of the textual differences between the King James Version and other Bible translations. We will also discuss his misuse of the Textus Receptus and explore why his o…

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Episode 30 - Erton Köhler - President of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 55:18

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President of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Erton Köhler joins us in-studio in one of his first long-form interviews since being elected during the General Conference Session in July 2025. Pastor Köhler talks about his journey to pastoral leadership, the growth of missions in his home country of Brazil, and the importance of Adven…

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FORGIVING AND FORGETTING (October 17, 2025) 2:18

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Ah, the joys of a clear conscience. Entering a room of jostling colleagues, sure you’ve spoken kindly of each one. Finishing your tax return with certainty you’ve paid each charge the law required. Walking by mouth-watering chocolates for six days straight without even opening the box. This doesn’t sound like your story? You either? The inner voice…

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FORGIVING AND FORGETTING (October 17, 2025) 2:18

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Ah, the joys of a clear conscience. Entering a room of jostling colleagues, sure you’ve spoken kindly of each one. Finishing your tax return with certainty you’ve paid each charge the law required. Walking by mouth-watering chocolates for six days straight without even opening the box. This doesn’t sound like your story? You either? The inner voice…

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A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE (October 10, 2025) 2:18

26d ago2:18

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It’s natural enough to prize what benefits me most. Self-interest is the driving force in almost all our culture. Do I like it? Does it taste good? Did it make me laugh? Does it put money in my pocket? We measure almost everything by what we get and gain. And so it’s natural to think of something as extravagant as God’s unprecedented kindness as a …

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DELIGHTED BY THE MUSIC (October 03, 2025) 2:08

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Have you ever listened to a dull and tired song—only to be stirred and thrilled when it reprised in some new, higher key? Then you know something of the grace of God, whatever else your story tells. Grace comes to us as unexpected joy when our performance, short or long—had lifted neither us nor anyone around us. We were muddling through the music,…

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DELIGHTED BY THE MUSIC (October 03,2025 2:08

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Have you ever listened to a dull and tired song—only to be stirred and thrilled when it reprised in some new, higher key? Then you know something of the grace of God, whatever else your story tells. Grace comes to us as unexpected joy when our performance, short or long—had lifted neither us nor anyone around us. We were muddling through the music,…

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Walter Veith vs Bible Versions Part 1 33:37

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This episode delves deeper into the outlandish claims put forth by Walter Veith. The central focus is his opposition to modern Bible translations and his steadfast support for the King James Version (KJV), which is based on the Textus Receptus (TR). Veith's position elevates the Textus Receptus to the status of the "gold standard," essentially equa…

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A LONG AND GRACIOUS STORY (September 26, 2025) 2:03

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When most of what we read and see is governed by some soulless algorithm built to anger us or sell us something—it’s hard to know if joy is real, if love is kind, if gentle words are really meant to bless. And yet joy lingers, gentleness persists, and tens of millions of times a day, someone whispers “I love you” to a child, a spouse, a friend, a f…

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A LONG AND GRACIOUS STORY (September 26, 2025) 2:03

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When most of what we read and see is governed by some soulless algorithm built to anger us or sell us something—it’s hard to know if joy is real, if love is kind, if gentle words are really meant to bless. And yet joy lingers, gentleness persists, and tens of millions of times a day, someone whispers “I love you” to a child, a spouse, a friend, a f…

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ALL OF GRACE, GRACE FOR ALL (September 19, 2025) 1:31

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“He’s so much better than I am,” we say, proving just how little we know of someone else’s life. “She’s a saint,” we say admiringly, assuming that the woman we can see is always just as good as we imagine. We assign a top-notch grade to behaviors we observe, and make assumptions that the life consistency we can’t achieve is somehow available to oth…

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ALL OF GRACE, GRACE FOR ALL (September 19, 2025) 1:31

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“He’s so much better than I am,” we say, proving just how little we know of someone else’s life. “She’s a saint,” we say admiringly, assuming that the woman we can see is always just as good as we imagine. We assign a top-notch grade to behaviors we observe, and make assumptions that the life consistency we can’t achieve is somehow available to oth…

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COMING OUT OF THE DARK (September 12, 2025) 2:13

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Going underground is one of humanity’s oldest responses to fear, war, or pestilence. Archaeologists have uncovered vast subterranean cities, carved out by those who believed that living in the light made them vulnerable. Victims of persecution, fugitives—even families fleeing natural disasters or climate shifts—all chose to dwell where only torches…

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COMING OUT OF THE DARK (September 12, 2025) 2:13

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Going underground is one of humanity’s oldest responses to fear, war, or pestilence. Archaeologists have uncovered vast subterranean cities, carved out by those who believed that living in the light made them vulnerable. Victims of persecution, fugitives—even families fleeing natural disasters or climate shifts—all chose to dwell where only torches…

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WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS (September 05, 2025) 2:32

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“I just can’t catch a break,” he sighs, watching floodwaters climb five feet up the walls of his ruined home. “I’ve got plenty of luck,” she weeps over the crumpled fender of her old Toyota. “It’s just all bad.” The weary chorus of this world is a dirge about how little control we truly have. Medical bills crush us. Friendships we cherish grow dist…

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WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS (September 05, 2025) 2:32

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“I just can’t catch a break,” he sighs, watching floodwaters climb five feet up the walls of his ruined home. “I’ve got plenty of luck,” she weeps over the crumpled fender of her old Toyota. “It’s just all bad.” The weary chorus of this world is a dirge about how little control we truly have. Medical bills crush us. Friendships we cherish grow dist…

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Conrad Vine Against ADRA: Running away from monsters. Part 3. 39:05

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"What drives Conrad Vine’s strong opposition to ADRA and the General Conference’s involvement with the United Nations? In this episode, we unpack his arguments, question their foundations, and explore the broader implications for our church and its mission." Leave us a comment. You can watch this on YouTube Apple Podcast Rumble…

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GRACEFULLY WRONG (August 29, 2025) 1:40

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Most of us inherited a God no kinder than we were—a deity whose major role seemed meting out tough penalties for willful or impetuous mistakes. Like primitive believers everywhere, we read His displeasure in thunderstorms, bruised knees, and lost puppies—for was there anything for which we weren’t somehow to blame? So it is that finding grace is th…

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GRACEFULLY WRONG (August 29, 2025) 1:40

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Most of us inherited a God no kinder than we were—a deity whose major role seemed meting out tough penalties for willful or impetuous mistakes. Like primitive believers everywhere, we read His displeasure in thunderstorms, bruised knees, and lost puppies—for was there anything for which we weren’t somehow to blame? So it is that finding grace is th…

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HIDE AND SEEK (August 22, 2025) 2:03

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Ever thought of running away from God? Like naive children in moments of hot shame and brokenness, we imagine there’s some deeply-hidden spot where what we’ve done cannot be seen, where we can huddle with our guilt. Perhaps in some dark mountain cave. Perhaps beneath the blankets of our bed. Perhaps beneath the cellar stairs. But God—and grace—are …

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HIDE AND SEEK (August 22, 2025) 2:03

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Ever thought of running away from God? Like naive children in moments of hot shame and brokenness, we imagine there’s some deeply-hidden spot where what we’ve done cannot be seen, where we can huddle with our guilt. Perhaps in some dark mountain cave. Perhaps beneath the blankets of our bed. Perhaps beneath the cellar stairs. But God—and grace—are …

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Ellen G. White: 8 Principles for correct interpretation. Part I 40:07

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In this episode we will explore some principles that will help us to interpret Ellen G. White writings as well as her role in the Adventist Church. Will will

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VISIBLE GRACE (August 15, 2025) 2:12

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Sometimes through the dust and smoke, we trace the features of a friend—someone whose rich, remembered kindness soothes the soul and calms the turbulence. We hold on to such people for good reason: they have held us—gripped us, even—when the world seemed topsy-turvy and every voice was loud. They were—they are—God’s grace in human form, a bit of he…

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VISIBLE GRACE (August 15, 2025) 2:12

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Sometimes through the dust and smoke, we trace the features of a friend—someone whose rich, remembered kindness soothes the soul and calms the turbulence. We hold on to such people for good reason: they have held us—gripped us, even—when the world seemed topsy-turvy and every voice was loud. They were—they are—God’s grace in human form, a bit of he…

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Walter Veith: The Modern Prophet? 29:44

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In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating and controversial journey of Walter Veith, the former university professor who transformed from respected zoologist to one of Seventh-day Adventism's most polarizing figures. We explore Veith's dramatic transition from the academic world to evangelical ministry, following his path from financial st…

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GROWING FAITH IN GOD (August 08, 2025) 2:31

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What is the speed of trust? It’s an odd question, since rapid acceleration and safe, human connection seem antithetical—moving in opposite directions. And there’s the point—and the reason we don’t attempt lasting friendships while driving Formula 1 cars, in the backstretch of an 800-meter race, or while racing each other to the top of the corporate…

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GROWING FAITH IN GOD (August 08, 2025) 2:31

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What is the speed of trust? It’s an odd question, since rapid acceleration and safe, human connection seem antithetical—moving in opposite directions. And there’s the point—and the reason we don’t attempt lasting friendships while driving Formula 1 cars, in the backstretch of an 800-meter race, or while racing each other to the top of the corporate…

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THE HERO OF THE STORY (August 01, 2025) 2:08

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We come naturally by our self-absorption. From our earliest moments, we’re congratulated for taking first steps, trying new foods, mastering new skills, for learning how to navigate the myriad complexities of an ever-widening world. The story is, and has always been, about us—our goals, our striving, our gaining, our getting. But then one day the w…

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THE HERO OF THE STORY (August 01, 2025) 2:08

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We come naturally by our self-absorption. From our earliest moments, we’re congratulated for taking first steps, trying new foods, mastering new skills, for learning how to navigate the myriad complexities of an ever-widening world. The story is, and has always been, about us—our goals, our striving, our gaining, our getting. But then one day the w…

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THE IMMENSITY OF GRACE (July 25, 2025) 2:17

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Grace isn’t fully knowable inside the monuments we’ve built. Our finest structures merely hint at what the Scriptures call the “breadth and length and height and depth” (Eph 3:18) of love the Father gives us. Cathedral arches just suggest the soaring kindness of our God. Our well-stocked libraries of knowledge—comprehensively collected; exquisitely…

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THE IMMENSITY OF GRACE (July 25, 2025) 2:17

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Grace isn’t fully knowable inside the monuments we’ve built. Our finest structures merely hint at what the Scriptures call the “breadth and length and height and depth” (Eph 3:18) of love the Father gives us. Cathedral arches just suggest the soaring kindness of our God. Our well-stocked libraries of knowledge—comprehensively collected; exquisitely…

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Conrad Vine: Part 2 45:40

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This is our next delivery of our critique of Conrad Vine sermon. Although Conrad Vine and the anti-science movement were unsuccessful in getting their agenda added to the official discussion at the General Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, they did succeed in drawing attention to their cause. Their efforts highlighted to the global church communit…

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THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS (July 18, 2025) 2:03

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We dream of exploits that ensure our fame—of fortunes gained or mountains climbed or roles where we control the lives of other, lesser mortals. We gather things—disposables—to fill the hole made urgent by our angry greed. But we would gladly trade them all to be two modest, undramatic things at once: both deeply loved and finally forgiven. No accol…

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THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS (July 18, 2025) 2:03

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We dream of exploits that ensure our fame—of fortunes gained or mountains climbed or roles where we control the lives of other, lesser mortals. We gather things—disposables—to fill the hole made urgent by our angry greed. But we would gladly trade them all to be two modest, undramatic things at once: both deeply loved and finally forgiven. No accol…

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PLAYFUL, JOYFUL, WE ADORE THEE (July 11, 20259 1:40

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It’s every parent’s greatest joy to see a child at play—freely, joyously at play. And children—of whatever age—only play when they understand they’re safe—deeply, seriously safe. We don’t play on battlefields, in lightning storms, or when we doubt we’ll ever see tomorrow. And so the God of Scripture frequently must wait until we’ve outlived our fea…

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PLAYFUL, JOYFUL, WE ADORE THEE (July 11, 2025) 1:40

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It’s every parent’s greatest joy to see a child at play—freely, joyously at play. And children—of whatever age—only play when they understand they’re safe—deeply, seriously safe. We don’t play on battlefields, in lightning storms, or when we doubt we’ll ever see tomorrow. And so the God of Scripture frequently must wait until we’ve outlived our fea…

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HEALED ON THE WAY (July 04, 2025) 2:03

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Learning grace is slow and hard the way recovery of any kind is usually slow and hard. When a bone is broken or a muscle torn, no supply of godly wishing can speed the pace at which the healing happens. This moment’s not for optics, not for show: nothing less than patient, cellular recovery can make us whole again. And so no project that contemplat…

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HEALED ON THE WAY (July 04, 2025) 2:03

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HEALED ON THE WAY Learning grace is slow and hard the way recovery of any kind is usually slow and hard. When a bone is broken or a muscle torn, no supply of godly wishing can speed the pace at which the healing happens. This moment’s not for optics, not for show: nothing less than patient, cellular recovery can make us whole again. And so no proje…

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GRACE KNEELS (June 27, 2025) 1:54

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Ah, to be the wounded one—the one who gets to be the powerful forgiver. We covet this rare role because we’re usually more sinning than we’re sinned against. And when it comes our turn to show the grace once given us, we linger with the choice, as if it were a heavy thing to pardon what’s been done. We can’t, of course, refuse forgiveness outright:…

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GRACE KNEELS (June 27, 2025) 1:54

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Ah, to be the wounded one—the one who gets to be the powerful forgiver. We covet this rare role because we’re usually more sinning than we’re sinned against. And when it comes our turn to show the grace once given us, we linger with the choice, as if it were a heavy thing to pardon what’s been done. We can’t, of course, refuse forgiveness outright:…

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FORGIVENESS IN FULL FLOWER (June 20, 2025) 2:13

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“Forgive me,” we say flippantly, painting on a shallow smile, when we discover we are misaligned with someone greater or more powerful—someone who might make us hurt. We view our error lightly—just a minor inconvenience—and we hope the one offended will quickly do the same. Why do the humbling work of owning all that happened and acknowledging its …

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FORGIVENESS IN FULL FLOWER (June 20, 2025) 2:13

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“Forgive me,” we say flippantly, painting on a shallow smile, when we discover we are misaligned with someone greater or more powerful—someone who might make us hurt. We view our error lightly—just a minor inconvenience—and we hope the one offended will quickly do the same. Why do the humbling work of owning all that happened and acknowledging its …

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FIRST LIGHT, THEN GRACE (June 13, 2025) 1:59

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Wherever grace is welcomed and received, joy follows, just as daylight follows dawn. And so we can read backwards from so many grayed-out, joyless souls to learn how few have heard and loved and lived the gospel. All fearful, anxious following of Jesus—all dim preoccupation with the things we've done or left undone—reveals that we are still in dark…

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FIRST LIGHT, THEN GRACE (June 13, 2025) 1:59

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Wherever grace is welcomed and received, joy follows, just as daylight follows dawn. And so we can read backwards from so many grayed-out, joyless souls to learn how few have heard and loved and lived the gospel. All fearful, anxious following of Jesus—all dim preoccupation with the things we've done or left undone—reveals that we are still in dark…

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GOTTA TELL SOMEBODY (June 06, 2025) 2:08

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In every soul who has ever been healed, conviction rises that they must tell the story of how God’s goodness rebuilt a broken body or a wounded spirit. Bones got mended; diseases conquered; mobility advanced; relationships renewed. When grace restores what pain has taken, “Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with shouts of joy; …