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Nothing New

For those who have a reason for their belief in the truth, want a reason to believe in the truth and are skeptical about the truth.

Podcast · By Nicolas Fierro · English · US · Official site

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Aug 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    This is Love: Grace & Mercy (opens the original)

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    With the amount of negativity, setbacks, adversity and delays in this world, it can be hard to believe if any good can arise out of this. The Gospel (Good News) of Jesus Christ is something that can be looked at as “too good to be true.” But truth isn’t verified by opinion. It's verified by evidence. That evidence of the Gospel therefore has been proven to change lives, bring everlasting peace and joy, even to the point of people willing to die for it. Now that is love. Though we did not love Hi

  2. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    The Real Problem, The Real Enemy (opens the original)

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    11:06 - *Ephesians chapter 5, verses 28-29 S2:EP1 Dr. Ben Rein said in his book "Why Brains Need Friends" that division is the reason we fail to build connections. But the real question becomes: Why do we even divide from each other in the first place? Is this a natural trait within us and there is no solution, or could there be a root to that problem? Moreover, if we fight amongst each other and keep blaming one another, then we will never build healthy connections. So, the enemy is not you and

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