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https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-jqnhu-1b517ae Daniel and his friends are carried away from Jerusalem into Babylon—a culture determined to change their names, their education, their diet, and even their worship. But Daniel has already “made up his mind.” From the king’s table to Nebuchadnezzar’s … Continue reading →

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-aaqsa-1b493a8 How can the wisest man in the world make such foolish choices? What happens when a king ignores the very instructions God gave him? And how does Israel go from the glory of Solomon’s Temple to a divided kingdom—and … Continue reading →

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-vty45-1b37062 David finally has the throne—but becoming king doesn’t mean the waiting, testing, or trouble is over. Why does David choose Jerusalem as his capital? Why does Uzzah die simply for touching the Ark? What does God mean when He … Continue reading →

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-v63zm-1b334b9 What does a forgotten shepherd boy have in common with a giant, a jealous king, and a group of distressed and discontented men? And why did David refuse to take the throne when he had more than one opportunity … Continue reading →

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-6t7v8-1b333d3 What does a Moabite widow, a field in Bethlehem, and an ancient kinsman-redeemer have to do with Jesus? In this episode, we follow Ruth and Naomi from loss and emptiness to an unexpected harvest of redemption. Along the way, … Continue reading →

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-n2tcf-1b305dc What happens when an entire nation begins doing what is right in its own eyes? From Deborah and Jael to Gideon’s 300 men and Samson’s incredible strength, the book of Judges is filled with unforgettable stories—but beneath them is … Continue reading →

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-bdxkb-1b3009d Giants, a scarlet cord, a flooded river, twelve stones, and walls that come crashing down—Joshua is packed with details that are easy to miss. In this episode, we’ll follow Israel as they finally enter the Promised Land and discover … Continue reading →

I have to say “ish” because there really is no way to know the exact order or timeline on some of these events. And my brain doesn’t like that. I like a story to flow nicely from beginning to end … Continue reading →