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The Shore is the transition from the chaos of the water to the solid ground of the Word.Based on John 21, this is an invitation to stop striving and answer the simple call of Jesus: "Come and eat."LAUNCHING JANUARY 13, 2026 New episodes every other Tuesday at 5:00 AM…

Podcast · By Randall Creasey · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    SHORE | THE CROSSING | INTERLUDE 03 | EXODUS 14 | RANDALL CREASEY (opens the original)

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    When Israel stood trapped between the roaring waters of the Red Sea and the approaching iron chariots of Pharaoh, all human hope collapsed. They thought God had brought them into the wilderness to die. But Exodus 14 reveals a profound divine strategy: God does not merely help His people survive chaos—He weaponizes the chaos to permanently destroy their captors. In this interlude episode of SHORE, we trace the cosmic typology connecting Genesis 1, Exodus 14, and the Cross of Christ. From the lift

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    SHORE | OPERATING SYSTEM | S01E15 | JAMES 3:13-18 | RANDALL CREASEY (opens the original)

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    In this episode of SHORE, we dive into James 3:13–18 to confront the hidden operating systems driving our words, actions, and decisions. James draws an uncompromising line between two types of wisdom: an earthly, unspiritual, demonic system rooted in bitter envy and self-ambition, and a heavenly wisdom that drops from above to bring purity, peace, and wholeness. We often attempt to build peaceful lives using the chaotic blueprints of modern culture. But as James clearly warns, where selfish ambi

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    SHORE | COMPROMISED SYSTEM | S01E14 | JAMES 3:9-12 | RANDALL CREASEY (opens the original)

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    Western theology is addicted to the illusion of behavior modification. We try to muzzle our anger, filter our gossip, and pretend our internal water source isn't utterly toxic. In this heavy, unsparing episode of SHORE, we look at the fatal contradiction of the human tongue in James 3. We cannot bless the Architect of the universe while using the exact same breath to vandalize the people He built in His image. Through the lexical lens of Exodus 15 and the bitter waters of Marah, we dismantle the

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    SHORE | LETHAL DOSE | S01E13 | JAMES 3:3-8 | RANDALL CREASEY (opens the original)

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    Humanity is obsessed with the illusion of control. We conquer apex predators, construct massive leviathans of steel to cross oceans, and bend nature to our will. Yet, James 3 brutally exposes the terrifying reality: we are utterly incapable of caging the venom inside our own mouths. The tongue is not a passive instrument; it is a microscopic rudder steering the heavy machinery of your life, a spark ready to reduce a forest to ash, and a systemic "cosmos" of rebellion. In this episode, we dissect

  5. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    SHORE | RISK ASSESSMENT | S01E12 | JAMES 3:1-2 | RANDALL CREASEY (opens the original)

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    We live in an era addicted to the microphone. Everyone wants a platform, a stage, a following. But in James 3:1-2, the brother of Jesus drops a heavy, industrial anvil on our obsession with influence. To hold the microphone in the Kingdom of God is to step under the blistering, unblinking floodlights of divine scrutiny. In this episode, we break down the mechanical connection between the tongue and the body. We explore the severe warning of the Bema Seat, the violent imagery of the millstone, an

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