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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Thank God! - Fervent Thanks and Praise | with Darlene Stratton (opens the original)

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    Thank God I found my wallet. Thank God it's Friday. Thank God I got a good parking spot. Darlene Stratton, back at Litchfield Nazarene in an interim role, wants to know whether any of that counts as fervent. In the second half of a series she started in July, she goes to Luke 17 and the ten men with leprosy who were all healed and all did exactly what Jesus told them to do. One turned around and came back. Jesus asked where the other nine were, and Darlene spends a while being honest about why s

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Reclaiming Our Identity | Battle in the Heavenly Realms (opens the original)

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    Our whole culture is trying to answer one question, and Jon Stoe thinks it keeps handing that question to things that were never built to carry it. Politics. Sexuality. Feelings. Other people's labels. Who am I? In the last message of Battle in the Heavenly Realms, Jon traces identity back to Genesis 1, where God says something about us before anyone else got a word in. Then forward through the fall, where he says something more than innocence was lost, and into what the cross actually restored.

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    The Battlefield of the Mind | Battle in the Heavenly Realms (opens the original)

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    If you have ever tried to quit something, really meant it, and then done it again a week later, Jon Stoe has a word for what you're dealing with. Part three of Battle in the Heavenly Realms moves from where the battle started to where it actually gets fought. Paul locates it precisely in 2 Corinthians 10, and it isn't out there somewhere. It's in your head. Jon works through what a stronghold is, why it's different from just a bad thought, and the progression the enemy has been running since Gen

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    The First Battlefield | Battle in the Heavenly Realms (opens the original)

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    Here's a question most people have never thought to ask. Why was Lucifer in the Garden of Eden in the first place? Not how he got in. Why he was there. Jon Stoe spends part two of Battle in the Heavenly Realms on that question, and the answer comes from an unlikely place. A prophecy in Ezekiel 28 aimed at the king of Tyre, in what is now Lebanon. Except halfway through, the prophecy stops describing a human king and starts describing someone else entirely. Someone called the seal of perfection,

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The Invisible World | Battle in the Heavenly Realms (opens the original)

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    In the late 1800s, doctors believed disease simply appeared out of nowhere. Then a French chemist named Louis Pasteur said something that sounded absurd: there are living things too small to see, they're on your hands and your food and everything you touch, and they can kill you. Jon Stoe opens a new series with that story, and then asks whether we're making the same mistake about something else. Paul spends five chapters of Ephesians on ordinary life. Marriage, parenting, work, getting along wi

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