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Wisdom from Above with Dr. Harlan Betz is designed to go beyond the reasoning of man to the revelation of God. Thousands of voices clamoring for our attention offer only earthly wisdom. What we desperately need is to listen to the one voice offering heavenly wisdom.
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S20E2 - David & His Harp (opens the original)
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The Holy Spirit departed from King Saul. Why? An evil spirit plagued King Saul. Why? Today's episode of Wisdom from Above will reveal the reasons for this tragic transition in the life of King Saul.
S20E1 - David & His Anointing (opens the original)
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This is the premiere episode of Season 20 of Wisdom from Above. I'm calling this season "The Life & Times of David." We will see the need of a new king, the selection of a new king, and the anointing of a new king. That new king is David. There are several practical lessons for us in this episode. Join us in this passionate quest for wisdom from above.
S19E16 - How to Avoid Disaster (opens the original)
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Saul walked in the flesh, yielded to temptation, and failed to resist Satan. Saul rationalized disobedience, ignored pride, and excused sinfulness.Saul’s thinking apparatus was getting warped and his conscience was getting seared! Those kinds of actions lead to disaster! We will wrap up this episode of Wisdom from Above episode with seven steps to avoid disaster.
S19E15 - How to Find Forgiveness (opens the original)
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Saul is a bad example more than he is a good example. Saul goes to Samuel instead of God in confession. Saul fears the people instead of fearing God. Saul clings to Samuel instead of clinging to God. Saul needs to learn how to find forgiveness. We do too.
S19 E14 - How to Please God (opens the original)
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We are masters of rationalization We have an innate ability to justify ourselves. We have a natural tendency to excuse selfishness and stubbornness and sinfulness. We do wrong and make it sound like we did right. The Bible says, "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil." This is exactly what Saul does in the passage we are investigating in this episode of Wisdom from Above. Don't miss tis episode.
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