Best Calvarychapelsaintcloud Podcasts (2025)

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4-212 - Jeremiah 49-50 and Hebrews 8 11:21

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3h ago11:21

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God pours out His judgement on the proud nations that surround Israel. Judgment on Ammon. Judgment on Edom. Judgement on Elam. Judgement on Babylon. And, our High Priest is proclaimed as the Mediator of the New Covenant.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-211 - Jeremiah 46-48 and Hebrews 7 9:17

1d ago9:17

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God’s judgement falls upon Egypt and the running remnant is disciplined in the process. Because Moab was not broken before the Lord Moab was broken by the Lord. And, we see how our Savior is able to save to the uttermost.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-210 - Jeremiah 43-45 and Hebrews 6 7:38

2d ago7:38

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The remaining remnant runs to Egypt carrying captive the prophet Jeremiah as well, refusing to quit worshipping what they called the Queen of Heaven. Baruch is given a life-giving rebuke. And, we are warned of the perils of not progressing.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-209 - Jeremiah 40-42 and Hebrews 5 7:10

3d ago7:10

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Jeremiah is given a choice, to be carried away captive to live in Babylon or to remain with the poorest of the poor in Jerusalem. The remaining remnant isn’t exactly repentant. And, once again, the covenants are compared.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-208 - Jeremiah 37-39 and Hebrews 4 8:33

6d ago8:33

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Jeremiah is falsely accused, thrown into prison and eventually into a deep dungeon where Jeremiah sunk into the mire. All the while, Jeremiah maintained his integrity as a prophet. And, The Word calls us to come to Jesus and find rest.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-207 - Jeremiah 34-36 and Hebrews 3 8:44

7d ago8:44

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King Zedekiah is warned by the Lord. The people flip-flop on their treatment of their servants. Jeremiah is called to reach out to the Rechabites. God’s word is written… read destroyed and rewritten. And, The Christ is compared to man, Moses.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-206 - Jeremiah 31-33 and Hebrews 2 6:48

8d ago6:48

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The Lord looks past the discipline on into restoration once again longing for that day when the repentant remnant will return, establishing a new covenant with them. And, we see Messiah as 100% man and 100% God.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-205 - Jeremiah 28-30 and Hebrews 1 12:40

9d ago12:40

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A false prophet is a fearful place to be. Hananiah finds that out first hand. The Lord sends a letter to those in captivity telling them to settle down and settle in. It’s going to be exactly seventy years until you’re set free. And, we see Christ is above the prophets and event the angels.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-204 - Jeremiah 25-27 and Philemon 1 18:02

10d ago18:02

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The Lord lists the length of judgement. Seventy years as slaves. God gives a hint, that He may be still willing to relent if His people would be willing to repent. But, unfortunately they only talk of repentance. Paul rights a letter of redemption to friend, Philemon.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-203 - Jeremiah 22-24 and Titus 3 10:14

13d ago10:14

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The Lord takes the shepherding of His people seriously. So, shepherds who feed and care only for themselves make God really angry, especially, in our reading today a king named Coniah. And, the Apostle Paul concludes his letter to Titus by talking about grace.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-202 - Jeremiah 19-21 and Titus 2 8:43

14d ago8:43

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The prophet preaches faithfully. The prophet is mocked and persecuted severely. The prophet tries to keep his peace, but the Word is burning in his bones and he HAS to let it out. And, Paul spends some time teaching Titus to preach and teach.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-201 - Jeremiah 16-18 and Titus 1 8:56

15d ago8:56

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The worst place that any man or woman could be, here on this earth, is on the other side of the line that God drew in the sand. And, we saw that today in our reading. And, Paul the Apostle writes a letter to another son in the faith, a man named Titus.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-200 - Jeremiah 13-15 and 2 Timothy 4 10:01

16d ago10:01

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An interesting illustration, given by God to Jeremiah to communicate the worthlessness of living a life of sin and idolatry. God stops the prophet from praying for the people, as His patience ran out. And, Paul writes his final words to young pastor Timothy.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-199 - Jeremiah 10-12 and 2 Timothy 3 10:24

17d ago10:24

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A warning against idolatry. A warning that idolatry will bring destruction. Idolatry that Judah indulged in as they broke their covenant relationship with God. A plot against the prophet. And, the Paul tells Timothy of the danger in the last days.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-198 - Jeremiah 7-9 and 2 Timothy 2 9:22

20d ago9:22

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Weeping and wailing from the prophet and the Potentate. God Himself laments Israel’s unwillingness to repent, to admit that they had more loyalty to a location then they did to God Himself. And, Paul teaches Timothy how to navigate ministry.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-197 - Jeremiah 4-6 and 2 Timothy 1 7:42

21d ago7:42

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God begins to plead with His people through the young prophet Jeremiah. Pleading over and over, again and again, hoping they will repent so that He can relent in bringing judgment. And, Paul writes his second letter to young Timothy.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-196 - Jeremiah 1-3 and 1 Timothy 6 11:33

22d ago11:33

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Another prophet pleading, a young man named Jeremiah, called from even before He was born. Made aware of his calling when he was still young. Given the difficult task of pleading with obstinate people. And, Paul tells Timothy to fight the good fight.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-195 - Isaiah 64-66 and 1 Timothy 5 11:25

23d ago11:25

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Isaiah prays a passionate and penitent prayer asking God to relent in bringing judgement. But, God answers Isaiah saying, “Too little. Too late.” God was absolutely righteous in bringing His judgment. And, Paul tells Timothy, “Do not rebuke an older man.”By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-194 - Isaiah 61-63 and 1 Timothy 4 11:26

24d ago11:26

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God gives the good news of salvation. God gives good assurance of salvation to Zion. The Lord describes the part He will play in judgment even on the day of salvation. And, the Apostle Paul teaches young Timothy how to take heed to his true ministry.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-193 - Isaiah 58-60 and 1 Timothy 3 9:59

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God speaks of true and false fasts. Ritual and religion versus reality and relationships. God uses physical pictures to teach spiritual truths. God looks forward to the joy of the millennial kingdom. And, we learn what to look for in elders and deacons.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-192 - Isaiah 55-57 and 1 Timothy 2 10:28

28d ago10:28

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Isaiah opens his mouth and the word of God goes forth in the power of God to the people of God to accomplish the purposes of God, as we see preaching and proclamation as wonder-full mysteries. And, Paul exhorts Timothy to pray for authorities.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-191 - Isaiah 52-54 and 1 Timothy 1 10:44

29d ago10:44

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The Sin-Bearing Servant is revealed in beautifully tragic and triumphant, poetic prose, a prophecy of the coming Christ, the Lamb of God Who would take away the sin of the world. And, Paul the Apostle writes a letter to his young protege, Timothy.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-190 - Isaiah 49-51 and 2 Thessalonians 3 6:59

1M ago6:59

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Isaiah is exhausted, feeling as though his strength was spent and his work was worthless. God encourages Isaiah from another perspective with another prophecy. And, even Paul the apostle warns against weariness.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-189 - Isaiah 46-48 and 2 Thessalonians 2 12:14

1M ago12:14

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4-189 - Isaiah 46-48 and 2 Thessalonians 2By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-188 - Isaiah 43-45 and 2 Thessalonians 1 10:18

1M ago10:18

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He who formed Israel says, “Fear not.” over and over and over again. Idolatry is outlined as futile, foolish and kind of embarrassing. Israel is not forgotten. Judah will be restored. Cyrus is called by name. And Paul writes his second letter to the Thessalonians.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-187 - Isaiah 40-42 and 1 Thessalonians 5 9:26

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God comforts His people and reassures them that HE is for them, HE will help them and HE will strengthen them. Reminding them and warning them about the futility of idols. And, the Apostle Paul reminds the Thessalonians about the return of the Lord Jesus.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-186 - Isaiah 37-39 and 1 Thessalonians 4 8:27

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The Rabshakeh returns with lies and intimidation. Hezekiah seeks the Lord. The Lord answers in power with one angel and the Assyrians are defeated. Hezekiah prays a dangerous and destructive prayer. And, Paul gives direction on life and hope for the next.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-185 - Isaiah 34-36 and 1 Thessalonians 3 12:50

1M ago12:50

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God fast forwards to look at the destruction of these heavens and this earth. Then backs up to look at the destruction of Edom and the return of the remnant. We are also reintroduced to the Rabshakeh. And, Paul continues to communicate his affection for the Thessalonians.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-184 - Isaiah 31-33 and 1 Thessalonians 2 7:59

1M ago7:59

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The Assyrians have conquered the North. The Assyrians are threatening to conquer the south. Jerusalem and Judah are tempted to turn to Egypt instead of the Lord. God is waiting and wanting to help. And, Paul pours out his heart for the Thessalonians.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-183 - Isaiah 28-30 and 1 Thessalonians 1 13:28

1M ago13:28

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God desires to feed and strengthen His people with the Word of God, line upon line, precept upon precept. But, arrogance and apathy interrupted God’s people from receiving His word and so they suffered the consequences. And, we begin the book of 1 Thessalonians.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-182 - Isaiah 25-27 and Colossians 4 10:22

1M ago10:22

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Isaiah praises God for judgement and for salvation, singing a song of praise. Can God be glorified in the destruction of a wicked city, or even a wicked country? Isaiah seems to think so. And Paul give his final instructions and encouragements to the Colossians.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-181 - Isaiah 22-24 and Colossians 3 9:54

1M ago9:54

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A prophecy against Jerusalem. A prophecy against Tyre. A prophecy against the whole Earth. And, Paul teaches us how our identity determines our actions, as wives, as husbands, as children, as Fathers, as employees and as employers.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-180 - Isaiah 19-21 and Colossians 2 9:43

1M ago9:43

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A proclamation against Egypt, presently. A prophecy for Egypt’s future when the Savior comes. An interesting sign against Egypt and Ethiopia. The fall of Babylon proclaimed. Prophecies against Edom and Arabia. And, Paul contrasts religion with relationship.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-179 - Isaiah 16-18 and Colossians 1 12:28

2M ago12:28

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A message about Moab. A prophecy and proclamation against Damascus. A prophecy and proclamation against Ethiopia. And, Paul writes to the Colossians concerning being reconciled by Christ and responding to Christ in faith.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-178 - Isaiah 13-15 and Philippians 4 12:29

2M ago12:29

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A Proclamation against Babylon. Mercy on Jacob. The fall of Lucifer. Babylon destroyed. Assyria destroyed. Philistia destroyed. Proclamation against Moab. And Paul encourages the Philippians to find peace in prayer, praise and practice.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-177 - Isaiah 10-12 and Philippians 3 8:51

2M ago8:51

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Arrogant Assyria will be judged. The remnant of Israel will return. Out of the roots of Jesse, One will reign. Salvation will come from God and we will sing a hymn of praise. And here, now, we forget what’s behind and press on to what’s ahead.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-176 - Isaiah 7-9 and Philippians 2 15:05

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Immanuel is given as a sign from God. An exhortation against conspiracy causing anxiety. Pronouncements of possible salvation and inevitable judgement. And, we are encouraged to have the mind of Christ.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-175 - Isaiah 4-6 and Philippians 1 15:26

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The Day of the Lord, The Branch of the Lord, a song, a lament and a judgement from the hand of God. An invitation to be an ambassador for God. And, Paul writes how prison helped others to preach.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-174 - Isaiah 1-3 and Ephesians 6 11:55

2M ago11:55

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Isaiah sees the wickedness of Judah, the wickedness of Jerusalem, the future judgement on Judah, the future judgment on Jerusalem and God’s invitation to salvation, even in the midst. And, Paul tells us to put on ALL the armor of the Lord.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-173 - Song of Songs 7-8 and Ephesians 5 9:19

2M ago9:19

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Solomon and the Shulamite seem to enjoy mixing their metaphors, in love, as the Song of Songs comes to a close. And, Paul teaches us to walk in love, to walk in light, to walk in wisdom and to walk in mutual submission.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-172 - Song of Songs 4-6 and Ephesians 4 9:06

2M ago9:06

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Wedding preparations are made. The Shulamite and Solomon are about to be husband and wife, as each express their love, appreciation, passion and attraction for each other. And, Paul encourages us to walk worthy of our calling.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-171 - Song of Songs 1-3 and Ephesians 3 10:26

2M ago10:26

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Solomon writes The Song of Songs, speaking of his engagement, his wedding and his marriage to a young Shulamite woman, in in beautiful poetic form. And, the Apostle Paul reveals to us a mystery concerning Jews and Gentiles.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-170 - Ecclesiastes 10-12 and Ephesians 2 10:05

2M ago10:05

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Solomon concludes his quest to find fulfillment apart from a love led relationship with God, coming to the conclusion that fearing God and obeying His commandments is the only way to go. And, we see salvation by grace through faith.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-169 - Ecclesiastes 7-9 and Ephesians 1 9:32

2M ago9:32

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Solomon continues his quest to try and find fulfillment, apart from a love led relationship with God. Trying on wisdom and obedience, but then realizing that death comes to both the wise and the obedient. And, we see the blessings we have in the heavenlies.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-168 - Ecclesiastes 4-6 and Galatians 6 9:28

2M ago9:28

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Solomon looks at life in all of it’s futile frustrations and tries to find fulfillment apart from a love led relationship with God, seeking satisfaction in the areas of work, solitude, friendship and popularity. And, Paul teaches us how to help a friend who is in sin.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-167 - Ecclesiastes 1-3 and Galatians 5 12:55

2M ago12:55

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Solomon, King Solomon, with all of his wisdom and all of his resources, sets himself to the task of examining the futility of life, especially the pursuit of pleasure and prominence. And, Paul tells us to walk in liberty, love and the Spirit.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-166 - Job 40-42 and Galatians 4 10:45

2M ago10:45

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God continues to speak from the storm, from the whirlwind, answering Job, answering suffering with Himself, asking Job if he is stronger than God or stronger than the strongest of animals. And, freedom is found through faith as a child of God.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-165 - Job 37-39 and Galatians 3 9:32

2M ago9:32

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A storm is coming. God is about to speak. Elihu is about to be interrupted as he finishes his final words. When God finally speaks, He speaks to Job directly out of the whirlwind. And, Paul looks at life under the law versus the way of faith.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-164 - Job 34-36 and Galatians 2 10:08

2M ago10:08

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Elihu does his best to defend God’s character. But, his best wasn’t good enough as zeal without wisdom was apparent and obvious, and unfortunately he too did more harm to Job than good. And, the Paul reinforces the freedom we have in Christ.By Pastor Dominic Dinger

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4-163 - Job 31-33 and Galatians 1 13:29

2M ago13:29

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Job defends himself, one last time. And then, a young man named Elihu pipes up, out of nowhere, taking on Job’s friends and their arguments, even taking on Job and his arguments. And, the Apostle Paul begins his letter to the Galatians.By Pastor Dominic Dinger