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Joseph: From Slave to Ruler of Egypt | People of the Bible (opens the original)
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Joseph’s life changed when his own brothers stripped away his special tunic, threw him into a pit, and sold him into slavery. He entered Egypt as a seventeen-year-old captive, but years later he stood beside Pharaoh as the ruler responsible for preserving an entire nation. In this episode of the Good & Godly People of the Bible series, we follow Joseph’s complete journey from the tents of Jacob to the royal court of Egypt. We examine his prophetic dreams, his betrayal at Dothan, his service in P
The Parable of the Weeds: Why God Allows Evil to Remain | The Parables of Jesus (opens the original)
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If Jesus is King, why does God allow evil to remain in the world? In the Parable of the Weeds, Jesus describes a man who plants good seed in his field. During the night, an enemy secretly plants darnel weeds among the wheat. When the servants discover what happened, they want to remove the weeds immediately. Instead, the owner commands them to let both grow together until the harvest. Based on Matthew 13:24-30 and Matthew 13:36-43, Adam and Tara examine what the wheat, weeds, enemy, harvest, and
James Caldwell: The Fighting Parson Who Refused to Retreat | Christians in History (opens the original)
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James Caldwell was a Presbyterian pastor, Revolutionary War chaplain, and fearless defender of American liberty. Known as the Fighting Parson of New Jersey, he preached to soldiers, gathered desperately needed supplies, endured the destruction of his church and home, and continued serving after the murder of his wife, Hannah. During the Battle of Springfield, American soldiers reportedly ran short of paper wadding for their muskets. Caldwell rushed into a nearby church, carried out hymnbooks wri
Peter Muhlenberg: The Pastor Who Became a General | Christians in History (opens the original)
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Peter Muhlenberg was a Christian pastor who left his pulpit, raised the 8th Virginia Regiment, served under George Washington, endured Valley Forge, and helped secure the American victory at Yorktown. According to tradition, Muhlenberg concluded his famous farewell sermon by removing his clerical robe and revealing a Continental Army uniform underneath. But what parts of that story are historically documented, and why did this pastor believe Christian faithfulness required him to defend his comm
The Dragnet: Jesus’ Warning About the Final Judgment | Parables of Jesus (opens the original)
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A final separation is coming, and Jesus warns us not to mistake being close to His kingdom for belonging to Him. In the Parable of the Dragnet, Jesus describes a massive fishing net that gathers fish of every kind. When the net is pulled ashore, the fishermen separate the good fish from the bad. Jesus then reveals the meaning of the parable: at the end of the age, the angels will separate the wicked from the righteous. Based on Matthew 13:47-50, Adam and Tara explore how ancient fishermen used d
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