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Podcast Revival aims to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to people all around the world through inspiring talks from speakers of diverse backgrounds and nationalities.
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Certainty in an Uncertain World - Pastor Darryl Williams (opens the original)
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"We might not be in control, but God is." This episode goes looking for certainty in an uncertain world, starting where Luke starts, writing so his reader could know for sure what he had been taught. It names what unsettles people now, from conflicts overseas to the mortgage and the washing machine, then works through what the Bible presents as fixed. God's word comes first, then first-hand experience, including a candid account of a sceptic who treated baptism as an experiment in 1969 and spoke
Being Fair - Pastor Steve Murphy (opens the original)
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"Fairness can have teeth." Being fair sounds soft until you watch it hold its ground. Starting in Psalm 99, where God is described as one who establishes equity, this episode asks what fair looks like, how it works and whether it is worth it. The answers come through stories: a widow who refused a last minute price cut on the family home, a goalkeeper who bent the rules and then explained himself, and a legal system that has always needed fair minded people because the letter of the law cannot c
Help My Unbelief - Grant Hugo (opens the original)
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"There's a big difference between some unbelief and not believing." This episode looks at the father in Mark 9 who cried out, Lord, I believe, help my unbelief. It explores why that honest prayer is so different from the dismissal Jesus met in his home town, or from Thomas refusing to believe. Along the way it asks how Jesus sounded when he said O faithless generation, compares Bible translations, and explains why faith is a noun but believing is something you do. The takeaway is an encouraging
Things Learned But Not Yet Mastered - Sam Pearce (opens the original)
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Some lessons take years to learn, and you can still be a long way from mastering them. Three of them here: hospitality that looks less like a dinner party and more like hunting down a tent for someone with nowhere to sleep; a man lowered through a roof who is forgiven before he is healed; and the slow, frustrating business of change in a church. Daniel is told that God changes the times and the seasons. Isaiah 43 tells people who cling to one great miracle that a new thing is coming. And if you
The Tower of Babel - Pastor John Van De Giessen (opens the original)
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"Sometimes the problem isn't what you're building. The problem is the foundation you're building it on." The people on the plain of Shinar had one language, real skill and genuine unity, and they used all of it to make a name for themselves. This episode walks through the Tower of Babel and then asks a harder question about our own lives: with study, work, a mortgage and family filling the calendar, how easy is it to keep putting God off until later? The greatest tragedy is not building somethin
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