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In the Word

This is a discussion about the Bible, God’s Holy Word, and how it is relevant in current events. We analyze the importance of having a Biblical worldview and what that looks like in today’s society.

Podcast · By Will and Marie Robinson · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Joseph and His Brothers (pt. 2) #286 (opens the original)

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    Supporting Scriptures: Main Points: Overall Message: The episode emphasizes the transformative power of divine forgiveness and reconciliation through the story of Joseph and the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 5. It encourages listeners to overcome natural inclinations toward resentment or revenge by recognizing God’s ultimate sovereignty to turn harmful circumstances into good outcomes.

  2. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Joseph and His Brothers (pt. 1) #285 (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Positive tone

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    Supporting Scriptures: Main Points: Overall Message: Through examining Joseph’s forgiveness of his brothers in Genesis 50, the podcast highlights the destructive nature of long-standing family dysfunction, jealousy, and favoritism. Ultimately, it encourages listeners to break negative cycles by choosing prompt forgiveness, seeking reconciliation, and striving to live at peace with everyone as commanded in scripture.

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