ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Millions are voting and the world is watching. Even here in Spain, the headlines are all about the elections in the USA. So many projects, so many plans, and so many dreams are on the table. This week’s devotional is about the decision of multitudes at Babel and that of one man in Ur of the Chaldees. There are important and relevant lessons we can learn, even from these events that took place thousands of years ago. (TTTS#25)
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OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
* Who or what was the first to obey in the Bible? Was it the light? Was it nothing? Haha! The question may not seem to make much sense, but it does serve to think about an important aspect of the creating and commanding voice of God and our obedience.
How should you find a wife or husband? There are many books, theories, and opinions on the subject. I would like to highlight a Biblical model, the very first one.
Have you been praying for someone for a long time, asking God to bring them to repentance, and the cross, and eternal life? Maybe this thought will encourage you to never, ever give up!
Is it good to be ignorant? That’s a loaded question! The answer is, “At times, yes!”
Almost all of us love and eat bread. It has been part of man’s diet for thousands of years. In fact, it was mentioned as far back as the Garden of Eden. But there was one very special kind of bread that showed up only for a small window of time and was made in heaven. It was manna, the bread with a…
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