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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
14 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
79 Folgen
seit 3. März 2020
episodic

NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗

Parker and Elissa walk through the Gospel of Mark and a question that gets increasingly uncomfortable: Have we created a version of Jesus that looks suspiciously like us?

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In Matthew, the disciples followed Jesus straight into a storm so terrifying that experienced fishermen thought they were going to die. Meanwhile, Jesus was asleep in the boat. This week we kick off the New Testament with Matthew and unpack what “Immanuel, God with us” actually means when life gets…
In this episode of After Sunday: Digging Deeper, we get into the uncomfortable stuff: money, giving, screen time, priorities, sacrifice, and whether our lives actually reflect what we say we believe.
We've never been more connected, more productive, or more distracted. Thousands of years before smartphones and endless notifications, Haggai confronted people who claimed they were simply "too busy" to put God first. Sound familiar?
Everybody thinks Zephaniah is one of the darkest books in the Bible. Judgment. Wrath. Doom. But almost nobody talks about how it ends. What if the biggest takeaway isn't God's anger... but the fact that He actually rejoices over His people? This episode flips one of the Bible's most misunderstood b…
Thousands of years before smartphones, AI, and social media, the prophet Habakkuk warned about something surprisingly familiar: people creating things with their own hands... then trusting those creations more than their Creator.
Sometimes the biggest enemy to your faith isn't sin. It's believing you know who deserves God's grace. This conversation dives into the rise and fall of Nineveh, the warnings of Micah, and the uncomfortable realization that God's timeline, justice, and mercy rarely look like ours.
Everybody talks about the fish. Nobody talks about the prophet who wanted an entire city wiped off the map. Jonah exposes something uncomfortable about human nature, forgiveness, and why God's mercy often offends the people who know Him best.
This week, Hunter and Elissa dive into Obadiah, the shortest book in the Bible, and uncover a warning that's as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago. Why does God oppose pride so strongly? Why do we secretly enjoy watching people get what they deserve? And why does God always seem to sid…
A massive disaster. A nation distracted by comfort. Religious people going through the motions while ignoring what actually matters. Sound familiar? This week we're unpacking Joel and Amos, two ancient books that feel shockingly current. We talk about why people usually don't change until life fall…
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