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While there isn't a ship named "Diversity", there is some major diversity of opinion in what used to be objective reality. An investment advisor and outdoorsman, a mortgage savant and economics enthusiast, and a coach of business, life and basketball shed light on cultural trends....Not really. These three just tell the truth. We are all more alike than we are different. Don't bend the knee to the weirdos. Take a ride on the old wooden ship. All aboard! Verum Loqui!
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Are you trying to get your business noticed online? DigiHype Media will help you traverse the complicated digital landscape with their expertise in digital marketing! That's because they live digital marketing and help businesses grow online every single day, so get ready to break into the online world with Clint Thompson on "Get Noticed Online"!
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Connecting God’s Word to everyday life with truth.
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Developing Better Bible Study Habits in the New Year Ft. Guest: Andy Guastaferro
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37:07The new year is upon us, and you are probably making resolutions surrounding areas like health and finances. But how are you planning for growth and change in your spiritual life? Join Pastor D.J. Horton and his guest, Andy Guastaferro, the newly appointed president of Blue Letter Bible, for a practical and encouraging conversation on how to grow i…
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The sermon affirms with unwavering conviction that Christ Jesus will never let His children go, grounding this truth in Scripture, particularly Hebrews 12 and John 10, where Christ declares that His sheep are eternally secure in His hand and the Father's. It refutes both the error of losing salvation through grievous sin and the false assurance of …
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The sermon centers on cultivating the mind of Christ as exemplified in His humility, self-emptying, and obedient submission to the Father's will, culminating in His crucifixion and exaltation. Drawing from Philippians 2:5–11, it emphasizes that true discipleship requires daily dying to self, rejecting pride and murmuring, and embracing humility, un…
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By Stevie Sullivan
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The sermon centers on the profound truth that Jesus Christ came not merely as a moral example or a teacher of enlightenment, but as Emmanuel—God with us—specifically to save His people from their sins. Rooted in Scripture from Isaiah, Matthew, and Romans, it emphasizes that humanity, dead in trespasses and sins, is utterly unworthy of divine interv…
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The sermon explores the dramatic transformation of King Manasseh of Judah, a ruler whose reign was marked by extreme wickedness—including idolatry, child sacrifice, and the murder of prophets—yet who ultimately experienced a profound and unexpected repentance during his captivity in Babylon. Though God had already pronounced judgment on Judah for M…
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The sermon centers on the indispensable truth that salvation rests solely on the righteousness of Jesus Christ, who is both our advocate and propitiation, reconciling sinners to God through His sinless life, sacrificial death, and resurrection. It emphasizes that genuine faith in Christ is not merely intellectual assent but is evidenced by a transf…
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The sermon centers on the definitive and eternal nature of Christ's sacrifice, emphasizing that His one offering on the cross fulfilled and superseded the temporary, repetitive sacrifices of the Old Covenant. Drawing from Hebrews 10, it contrasts the inadequacy of animal sacrifices—which could only cover sin annually without removing it—with the pe…
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The central message of the sermon is the profound comfort found in the promise of Christ's return, which transforms how believers grieve and endure life's hardships. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4 and Revelation 21, the passage emphasizes that believers do not mourn without hope, as death is not the end but a transition to being with the Lord, wher…
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Jesus declares His followers to be the light of the world, not by their own merit, but because Christ is their life, strength, and light. This divine identity is rooted in the truth that believers are spiritually alive in Christ, crucified with Him, and now live by His faithfulness, not their own. Their ability to shine before others is not a produ…
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The sermon centers on the call to faithful stewardship of divine revelation, drawing from Jesus' final teaching in Matthew 13:51–52, where He likens every well-instructed scribe of the Kingdom of Heaven to a householder who brings forth both new and old treasures from his storehouse. It emphasizes that true discipleship involves not only personal u…
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Episode 11: Why Do Men Struggle with Worship? Ft. Guests: Shane & Shane
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32:14One of the struggles in our churches is getting men to worship. The reasons can be many - pride, a struggle with surrender, embarrassment over a lack of singing skills, or just not seeing why it matters. But we were all created by God to worship Him through lifting our voices in song. So how do we get men to engage more fully? Join Pastor D.J. Hort…
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The parable of the dragnet in Matthew 13:47–50 presents a vivid depiction of the end-time judgment, where the kingdom of heaven is likened to a net cast into the sea, gathering every kind of fish—symbolizing all humanity—before being drawn to shore for separation. This event, rooted in the eschatological vision of Matthew 25, portrays the final gat…
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The sermon presents the gospel of peace as the transformative message of deliverance from Satan's power, emphasizing that all humanity is born in sin and held captive by the enemy, who deceives through lust and pride. Drawing from Romans, Ephesians, and 2 Timothy, it underscores that salvation is not achieved by human effort but by divine intervent…
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Episode 10: Dementia Care Ft. Guests: Chara Hosom and Tom Sinclair
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33:51Dementia is a heartbreaking diagnosis to receive, and it starts a journey that should never be faced alone. In today’s episode, Pastor D.J. Horton and his guests, Chara Hosom and Tom Sinclair, members of his church and leaders in advocating for those with dementia, discuss both the challenging realities and the accompanying blessings of caring for …
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The sermon centers on the theological significance of Barabbas—a notorious criminal condemned to death—as a profound type of every sinner redeemed by Christ's substitutionary sacrifice. Through a close examination of Scripture, particularly John 18:39–40 and related passages in Acts, Romans, and Ephesians, the message unfolds the divine paradox: th…
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The sermon centers on the profound truth that the Kingdom of Heaven is of infinite value, revealed through the parables of the hidden treasure and the goodly pearl, which shift focus from the external threats to the kingdom to the personal, costly love of Christ in redeeming His people. Unlike the earlier parables that highlight the infiltration of…
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Episode 9: MakeWar Ministries: Helping Men Find Freedom from Sin and Self Ft. Guests: Jared Hinkle, Alan Lachica, and Keith McKelvey
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41:42Are you making war on your sin, or are you being passive about it? Scripture says that in addition to receiving the love, grace, and forgiveness of Jesus, we must also purposefully and persistently battle our sin. This is the topic Pastor D.J. Horton and his three guests, Jared Hinkle, Alan Lachica, and Keith McKelvey, founders of MakeWar Ministrie…
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This sermon, drawn from Romans 8:28–39, presents a powerful theological affirmation of the believer's unshakable security in Christ, rooted in God's sovereign love and faithfulness. Centered on the transformative truth that 'all things work together for good' for those who love God and are called according to His purpose, the message unfolds the go…
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The sermon presents two parables—the mustard seed and the leaven—as profound illustrations of the nature and hidden dangers within the Kingdom of Heaven. Though both images depict growth and expansion, they reveal a deeper spiritual reality: the kingdom, though beginning small and seemingly insignificant, is vulnerable to corruption and infiltratio…
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Episode 8: Denominations: Why Churches Need to Be Part of a Family Ft. Pastor Clint Pressley, President of the SBC
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24:40What’s the purpose of denominations? While denominationalism is a topic Christians may care about, many may not realize how much it impacts their personal lives. Join Pastor D.J. Horton and Clint Pressley, pastor of Hickory Grove Baptist Church in Charlotte, as they discuss the future of denominationalism, common misconceptions surrounding it, and …
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By Joshua Keith
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Episode 7: Building Strong and Healthy Marriages Ft. Guest: Donna Ward
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56:08The goal when it comes to marriage isn’t just to avoid divorce or keep from cheating on one another. God wants to enable us to have strong, healthy, anointed marriages. Marriages where couples are empowered to push back darkness and grow God’s Kingdom. Join Pastor D.J. Horton and Donna Ward, a Christian counselor with 25 years of experience, as the…
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By Clint Keith
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The parable of the wheat and tares reveals the coexistence of good and evil within the world and the Church, illustrating that both the righteous and the wicked grow together until the final judgment. Though the field—the world—belongs to Christ, the enemy, Satan, has sown tares, representing the children of the wicked one, among the wheat, symboli…
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Episode 6: Deer Hunting Edition Ft. Guests: Kevin Drake and Michael Lord
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42:17All of creation declares God’s glory, and one of the ways we can experience His glory in nature is through deer hunting. Whether you’re connecting with God’s presence or making memories with friends and family, stealing away for time to hunt can be a gift. Join Pastor D.J. Horton and his guests, Kevin Drake, the Executive Director of Upward Sports,…
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The sermon centers on the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13, illustrating how the Word of God is received differently based on the condition of the heart. The Lord explains that the sower represents Christ and His followers, the seed is the Word of the Kingdom, and the soils symbolize various responses—hard, shallow, distracted, or receptive heart…
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Episode 5: Removing the Stigma of Going to Biblical Counseling Ft. Guests: Becca Fisher and Tonya Jones
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37:19By Living Worthy Ministries
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James 4 exposes worldliness as a heart issue rooted in pride and selfish desire, declaring that friendship with the world is hostility toward God. True victory comes not through self-effort but through humble submission and daily dependence on God's grace. As believers draw near to Him in repentance and sincerity, they find cleansing, peace, and la…
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The sermon centers on the unshakable security of salvation found solely in Christ Jesus, grounded in the sovereign grace of God the Father and the redemptive work of the Son. Drawing from John 6:37 and related passages, it emphasizes that all whom the Father gives to the Son will inevitably come to Him, and Christ will never cast them out, affirmin…
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The sermon highlights Christ's mission to save rather than condemn, based on John 3:17–19. Through encounters with the demoniac, the Samaritan woman, the adulterous woman, Nicodemus, and the sinful woman at Simon's house, Jesus demonstrates grace toward the marginalized and rejected. The message stresses that salvation comes by faith, not merit, an…
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Episode 4: Becoming Everyday Ambassadors - Boats, Blinds, & Ballfields Ft. Guest: Professional Bass Fisherman Hank Parker
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30:25The Lord has blessed us with incredible opportunities to enjoy outdoor sports like hunting and fishing, but what about when those things get in the way of Jesus being the main thing in our lives? Listen in to this honest and encouraging conversation between Pastor D.J. Horton and Hank Parker, professional bass fisherman & TV host, as they talk abou…
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The narrative recounts a story of deliverance for the Jewish people within the Persian kingdom, highlighting God's unseen providence amidst political intrigue and impending genocide. Through the courageous intercession of a queen, a decree threatening annihilation is overturned, replaced by one authorizing the Jews to defend themselves against thei…
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Episode 3: How Do We Press Past Our Fears of Sharing the Gospel? Ft. Guest: Pastor Brad Cooper
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28:33Do you ever struggle or feel discouraged when it comes to sharing your faith? As Christians, we know we are called to communicate the gospel, but when it comes to evangelism, so many say they just don’t know where to start. Join Pastor D.J. Horton and Pastor Brad Cooper, the lead pastor of Culture and Direction at New Spring Church, for a conversat…
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Episode 2: Why Should Christians Care About Exercise? Ft. Guest: David Mathis
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23:23Christians committed to growing in Christ have non-negotiables in their lives, things like spending time in God’s Word, praying, and being an active part of a local church. But what about exercise? Does it matter how we care for our bodies? Join Pastor D.J. Horton and David Mathis, executive editor of Desiring God and author of A Little Theology of…
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The sermon emphasizes the necessity of spiritual rebirth through the Holy Spirit, distinguishing between the soul and spirit to clarify the process of salvation. It highlights that while humans can strive to do good and follow religious practices, true transformation occurs when the Spirit quickens the spirit, leading to repentance and faith. The m…
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The sermon emphasizes the absolute necessity of Jesus Christ for salvation and for a flourishing individual and societal existence. Drawing from John 14:6 and passages in Colossians, Ephesians, and Romans, it asserts that Jesus is not merely a guide or teacher, but the sole way to the Father, the embodiment of truth, and the source of life itself. …
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Episode 1: How Do We Encourage Young Women Today in Issues of Identity? Ft. Guest: Samantha Arp
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45:18There is a worldwide war on girls and their identity. The lies and darkness are coming at them at a speed and scale past generations didn’t face, like our young girls do now, through things like social media. That’s why D.J. invited Samantha Arp, the Girls’ Ministry and Curriculum Coordinator at Church at The Mill, to have a conversation about how …
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The sermon centers on the importance of controlling the tongue, emphasizing that it serves as a critical test of faith and reveals the state of one's heart. Drawing from James's teachings, the message highlights the inherent difficulty in mastering speech, contrasting earthly wisdom with the pure, peaceable wisdom that descends from above. Scriptur…
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The sermon explores the unfolding drama in the book of Esther, highlighting God's providential work amidst a seemingly godless empire. It examines Haman's escalating hatred for Mordecai, fueled by a desire for power and recognition, ultimately leading him to plot the extermination of all Jews. The narrative underscores the precarious position of Es…
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The sermon examines the Laodicean church, depicted as outwardly successful yet spiritually lukewarm, failing to recognize their need for Christ. The message highlights their self-sufficiency and blindness to their true condition, emphasizing the need for spiritual refinement through affliction, righteous living, and a renewed vision of God. The spe…
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The sermon centers on the profound repentance of David, as depicted in Psalm 51, emphasizing the necessity of acknowledging sin and seeking God's mercy and cleansing. It explores the themes of brokenness, restoration, and the transformative power of God's grace, highlighting that true repentance involves not only outward obedience but also an inwar…
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The sermon explores the pivotal moment in Esther's story, focusing on Mordecai's faith and Esther's impending decision to intercede for her people before the king. It highlights the precarious situation of the Jewish community facing annihilation under Haman's decree, emphasizing the absence of explicit divine mention within the narrative while all…
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The sermon emphasizes the vital need for believers to actively pursue God, recognizing that a desire to know Him more must be paramount in their lives. It cautions against the distractions of the world and the tendency to prioritize material possessions, relationships, or personal feelings, which can become idols hindering a genuine connection with…
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The sermon centers on God's unwavering faithfulness to His promises, illustrated through the story of Esther and Mordecai. It emphasizes that God will not fail in fulfilling His covenants, even when faced with opposition from figures like Haman, and that these promises are essential for the preservation of God's people and ultimately, for salvation…
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The sermon emphasizes the importance of living out one's faith through selfless service and genuine love for others, rooted in the doctrine of God's grace. Drawing from Romans 12, the message calls believers to present themselves as living sacrifices, transformed by the renewing of their minds, and to actively engage in loving, supportive relations…
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The sermon explores the book of Esther, highlighting a period in Persian history where Jewish people, though prosperous, have largely forgotten their faith and connection to their homeland. Despite this spiritual lapse, the narrative underscores God's unwavering providence and sovereignty, demonstrating His continued watchfulness and protection ove…
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The sermon centers on the assurance of peace and reconciliation with God through faith in Christ, emphasizing that true peace isn't found in worldly pursuits but in the forgiveness of sins and a clean conscience. Drawing from Ephesians and Romans, the message highlights Christ's sacrifice as the ultimate payment for sin, freeing believers from the …
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