282 episodes
For You Radio 1517 Podcast Network
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4.9 • 69 Ratings
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“What is the gospel?” Responses continuously return to an inward-looking faith instead of a faith that clings externally to the astonishing mercy of Christ Jesus, who took the sin
of the world into Himself on the cross and breathed out His life for and onto His creation. In this act of
sacrifice, Jesus is indeed the sacrificial Lamb who takes away the sin of the world. Through His resurrection,
Jesus Christ has given His promise of eternal life in Him.
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Sammy, Sammy, Sammy . . . sigh
You know what the most amazing thing about the story of Samson is? It's how we can still see not only glimpses of Jesus' mercy for us, but also His sacrifice for us. Jesus' greatest victory comes from His lowest point. Craig and Troy finish the long, sad, confusing, and at times stupid story of Samson.
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Oh Samson, honey, no. Just . . . NO
Well, it appears Samson didn't learn his lesson after all. He fights with the strength of the Lord, but forgets the Lord is his strength. When faced with a woman who is obviously trying to find out his secrets, he eventually caves and gives himself over to her. But wasn't he supposed to be given wholly over to the Lord?
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There's gotta be an easier way to burn a field
Once again, Samson feels he's been wronged. And once again, Samson escalates the situation, but this time also comes to realize that he has been chosen as deliverer of Israel. Has Samson finally learned his lesson, or does Samson view God as a means to an end? Craig and Troy continue with the complicated story of the Judges.
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Gut honey
So, how many ways can Samson violate his Naziritic vows (that's a question, Samson, not a challenge!)? Samson wants what he is forbidden to have, eats what he should not, thinks with his hormones instead of his brain, and gets mad when the Philistines "plow with his heifer." And STILL, God is using all of this to accomplish His will.
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The Angel of the Lord, "this woman," and the promised child
The beginnings of Samson the Nazirite and his vows. Craig and Troy talk about the meaning of the Naziritic vow, but are even more interested in the identity of the angel of the Lord.
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Jephthah, the bomb in Gilead
As Craig and Troy continue through the book of Judges, we encounter Jephthah. Did God raise him up, or was he raised up by men? Did God empower his victory, or did he accomplish through his own might? Did God ask Jephthah for a sacrifice, or did Jephthah offer something God neither requested nor desired?
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Customer Reviews
Informative, sound Bible teaching, funny
Not too erudite. Bible teaching for the average pew sitter. I also enjoy the sense of humor and rapport between them. They are not irreverent in their approach but the humor makes it so accessible and has an entertaining value. You had me at Crisco Camels.
Also- they tell us the Gospel every week!!!
The true gospel. They don’t shy away from talking about Sin and our need for forgiveness.
Great Podcast
I love listening to these guys. Great range of topics and breadth of Scripture coverage.
Seems flippant
I’ve been wrong before