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Everybody Worships Something. Choose Carefully. (opens the original)
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An idol is usually a good thing we ask to do what only God can do.
What is Greatness? (opens the original)
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What does true success look like in the kingdom of God? Scott Sauls explores how Jesus challenges our culture’s pursuit of status, control, power, and recognition—and offers a radically different vision of greatness. The world tells us that success means climbing higher, defeating our rivals, and making a name for ourselves. Jesus shows us another way: humility, sacrifice, service, and love. His victory was not achieved by crushing his enemies, but by giving himself for them. In this episode, di
The Myth of the Distant God: You Are Never Alone (opens the original)
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Feeling far from God? In this first episode of a twelve-part series based on The Mercy King, Scott Sauls explores Psalm 23:6 and the God whose goodness and mercy never stop pursuing us. Faith begins not with our search for God, but with God’s search for us.
When God Won't Fix Your Situation (opens the original)
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Can you have real joy if you're carrying something that may never get better on this side of heaven? Fanny Crosby was blind from infancy. She lived with that limitation for more than ninety years, yet became one of the most prolific hymn writers in Christian history, writing more than 8,000 hymns and gospel songs, including “Blessed Assurance” and “To God Be the Glory.” Her joy was not denial. Her blindness was real. But Crosby learned to interpret her suffering through two greater realities: th
What Makes a Life Meaningful? (opens the original)
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One of the most unsettling experiences in life is getting what you wanted — and discovering that it still isn’t enough. Leo Tolstoy reached extraordinary heights of wealth, fame, and literary achievement. Yet in the middle of his success, he found himself confronting questions his accomplishments could not answer: Why am I here?What will remain after I die?What makes any of this matter? Psalm 90 speaks directly to those questions. In this episode, Scott Sauls explores three truths about a meanin
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