Contatti
Info
Ever wondered what it's like to walk through the entire Bible, chapter by chapter, in the order events happened? You're in for a treat! From New to Old Testament: After...
mostra di più
Ever wondered what it's like to walk through the entire Bible, chapter by chapter, in the order events happened? You're in for a treat!
From New to Old Testament: After an exhilarating journey through the New Testament, we're not stopping there. We're now embarking on an epic exploration of the Old Testament, uncovering ancient wisdom, dramatic tales, and timeless truths.
What's in it for You?
Join the Adventure: Whether you're a lifelong believer or just curious about the Bible, this podcast is your gateway to a deeper connection with God. Each episode, we'll break down a chapter, making the stories, laws, and prophecies accessible and relevant to today's life.
Tune In and Transform: Subscribe now and let's journey through the Word together, day by day, chapter by chapter. Ready for a spiritual adventure? Let's dive into the heart of the Old Testament!
#BibleJourney #DailyDevotion #ScriptureStudy
mostra meno
From New to Old Testament: After an exhilarating journey through the New Testament, we're not stopping there. We're now embarking on an epic exploration of the Old Testament, uncovering ancient wisdom, dramatic tales, and timeless truths.
What's in it for You?
- Inspiration: Let the scriptures reignite your passion for faith.
- Challenge: Face thought-provoking insights that might just change how you see the world.
- Encouragement: Daily doses of divine encouragement to keep you going.
Join the Adventure: Whether you're a lifelong believer or just curious about the Bible, this podcast is your gateway to a deeper connection with God. Each episode, we'll break down a chapter, making the stories, laws, and prophecies accessible and relevant to today's life.
Tune In and Transform: Subscribe now and let's journey through the Word together, day by day, chapter by chapter. Ready for a spiritual adventure? Let's dive into the heart of the Old Testament!
#BibleJourney #DailyDevotion #ScriptureStudy
Hearing with Faith
Hearing with Faith
21 OTT 2024 · Job 30 contrasts Job's past honor with his current degradation:
- Past Respect: Job was once revered by all, even the young.
- Current Mockery: Now, he's scorned by the youth and those he once considered beneath him, suffering in illness and scorn.
- Physical Suffering: Job describes intense physical pain, with his skin turning black, peeling, and bones burning.
- Emotional Despair: He feels abandoned by God, his prayers leading to tears, and his life filled with sorrow.
- Metaphorical Desolation: Job likens himself to creatures of desolation, his life's "music" now only tunes of mourning.
- Conclusion: Job's lament highlights his profound fall from grace, facing physical, social, and spiritual agony, encapsulating the theme of suffering and existential crisis.
19 OTT 2024 · - An imagined dialogue where Job discusses:
- His Past Glory: Job reflects on Job 29, describing the days when God watched over him, when he was the eyes to the blind and feet to the lame. We delve into what it meant for him to be a leader, a source of justice, and how his life exemplified righteousness.
- The Depths of Suffering: Job shares his thoughts on the loss of everything dear to him, exploring themes of suffering, divine justice, and human endurance. How did he reconcile his faith with his misfortunes?
- The Role of Wisdom: Job discusses his insights gained through suffering, touching on how wisdom, not just from prosperity but from pain, shapes character and understanding.t .
- What we can learn about resilience, faith, and the complexity of divine-human relationships.
18 OTT 2024 · Join us for an enlightening episode where we delve deep into profound wisdom. Imagine sitting down for a heartfelt conversation with Job himself,
- The Search for Wisdom: We start with Job's poetic exploration of where true wisdom can be found, not in the depths of the earth nor among the treasures of the world, but in something far more profound.
- An Interview with Job: Job will discuss the meaning behind his words in chapter 28, particularly the pivotal verse 28: "The fear of the Lord—that is wisdom, and to shun evil is understanding." Job will share how this wisdom wasn't just philosophical but profoundly practical in his life.
- Understanding Divine Wisdom: We'll unpack what it means to have "the fear of the Lord" as the beginning of wisdom, exploring how this reverence shapes one's life, choices, and understanding of the world around us.
This episode promises not only to educate but to inspire, offering a rare blend of scriptural insight, personal narrative, and timeless wisdom. Whether you're a scholar of the Bible, someone facing personal trials, or simply curious about the depths of human endurance and divine interaction, this conversation with Job will leave you with a renewed appreciation for the wisdom that has guided souls for generations.
17 OTT 2024 · Today, we dive into Job 27, where Job continues his discourse, defending his integrity and contrasting his situation with that of the wicked. Let's explore this chapter through an imagined conversation with Job himself.
Oath of Innocence:
- Job opens by taking an oath, declaring that God has taken away his justice, yet he will maintain his righteousness. He insists he won't lie about his integrity.
Contrast with the Wicked:
- Job then draws a stark contrast between his life and that of the wicked. He asserts that while the wicked might seem to prosper, their joy is temporary, their hope will perish, and their trust is as fragile as a spider's web.
Destruction of the Wicked:
- He elaborates on the fate of the wicked, describing how their houses will be uninhabited, their wealth will vanish, and their prosperity will fade. They will die and wake up in terror and distress. Job paints a picture of inevitable ruin for those who live contrary to righteousness.
Job's Certainty:
- Despite his own suffering, Job remains convinced of the eventual downfall of the wicked. This conviction underscores his faith in divine justice, even when personal experience seems to contradict it.
17 OTT 2024 · In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into one of the most profound and poetic chapters of the Book of Job, Chapter 26. Imagining a conversation with Job himself, we explore his response to Bildad's words, which have failed to console him. Job, in his anguish, turns not to man but to the majesty and mystery of God.
Key Points Discussed:
- Job's Rebuke:
- Job begins by seemingly agreeing with Bildad but quickly shifts to a critique, highlighting the inadequacy of human wisdom in the face of divine mystery. We discuss how this sets the stage for Job's deeper reflection on God's power.
- The Wonders of Creation:
- Job poetically describes the underworld, the heavens, and the earth, showcasing God's sovereignty over all creation. We explore how this imagery serves to both humble and exalt Job’s understanding of God.
- The Incomprehensible Nature of God:
- Through Job's words, we examine the theme that God's ways are beyond human comprehension. Job's extensive knowledge of natural phenomena underscores his point: humanity's grasp is limited compared to God's infinite wisdom.
- Personal Reflections by Job:
- Imagine Job sharing his personal insights on suffering, how it has driven him to seek God beyond the superficial, into the very fabric of existence.
- Theological Implications:
- We discuss how Job’s monologue challenges traditional views of suffering as punishment, suggesting instead that suffering might be an avenue to encounter God's true nature.
- Modern Relevance:
- How can Job's experiences and responses inform contemporary discussions on suffering, resilience, and faith? We explore what lessons modern listeners might draw from Job's ancient dialogue with his friends and with God.
Concluding Thoughts:
- The episode wraps up by considering Job's journey not as a simple narrative of cause and effect but as a complex exploration of divine mystery, human limitation, and the profound depth of faith when confronted with inexplicable pain.
Call to Action:
- Engage with listeners by encouraging them to share their thoughts or personal experiences of how they've reconciled suffering with their beliefs, or how they perceive the divine in the face of overwhelming circumstances.
15 OTT 2024 · We delve into Job 25, where we virtually sit down with Bildad, one of Job's 'friends.' Known for his sharp tongue and unwavering certainty, Bildad attempts to explain Job's suffering through a lens of divine justice and human unworthiness. However, as we explore, it becomes evident that Bildad's perspective is fundamentally flawed.
- The Interview: We start by setting the scene of where Bildad's speech comes in Job's narrative, emphasizing his role as a supposed comforter who turns into a critic.
- Bildad's Views: We outline his key points: the dominion of God over all creation, the insignificance of man compared to celestial bodies, and the impossibility of human purity before God.
- The Flaws: Each segment of Bildad's speech is dissected to reveal its inaccuracies. From misunderstanding divine justice to oversimplifying human suffering, we highlight how Bildad's theology lacks nuance and compassion.
- Theological Critique: With insights from biblical scholars and theologians, we discuss why Bildad's approach, while rooted in some truth about God's greatness, fails to grasp the complexity of human experience and divine grace.
- Job's Response: While Job does not directly respond to Bildad in the text, we infer from his other responses how he might have felt about this particular round of 'advice.'
This episode serves not just as a biblical study but as a cautionary tale against dogmatic certainty and the danger of oversimplifying God's ways with humanity. Join us as we uncover the layers of Job 25, learning from Bildad's mistakes about offering genuine comfort and understanding in times of distress.
14 OTT 2024 · Today, we step into Job 24 through an imagined interview with Job himself, exploring themes of injustice, divine justice, and human suffering.
Interview Highlights:
- Witnessing Injustice: Job, you've seen the poor pushed aside. How does this reality shape your view of justice?
- God's Silence: You've questioned why God seems silent. How does this impact your understanding of divine justice?
- The Oppressed's Silence: What would you say to those who ignore the cries of the marginalized?
- Faith Amid Chaos: Despite your trials, your faith persists. What sustains it?
Conclusion:
This interview with Job doesn't just recount his story; it invites us to question, seek, and ponder alongside him, navigating the complex interplay between human suffering and divine justice.
This format keeps the engagement high while succinctly covering the main points of Job 24 through an interactive lens.
13 OTT 2024 · In today's podcast, we're not just reading Job 23; we're stepping into its world through an imagined conversation. Picture yourself sitting with Job, a man whose life has become synonymous with suffering and yet seeks God with an unwavering resolve.
- Job's Complaint: Job, you've expressed frustration about not finding God despite your deep desire to confront Him. Tell us about this longing to understand your suffering.
- The Hiddenness of God: You've mentioned that if only you could find God, you'd argue your case. What does this say about your view of God's justice?
- Struggle for Meaning: Despite feeling hidden from God, your faith seems to grow. What keeps you searching when everything seems against you?
- The Quest for Justice: You've talked about presenting your case before God. What would you say if you had the chance to stand before Him?
- The Shadow of Suffering: You live in a shadow of pain, yet your words carry a note of hope. How do you reconcile suffering with your trust in God's ultimate justice?
- Patience in Adversity: Your story is one of endurance. What lessons in patience and perseverance would you share with those walking through their own trials?
Our conversation with Job doesn't wrap up with all questions answered but rather leaves us with a deep sense of companionship in suffering. Job's journey reminds us that seeking God in our darkest moments isn't just about finding answers; it's about the pursuit itself, the raw, honest dialogue with the Divine.
As we end this episode, consider how Job's search for God amidst his pain might resonate in your life. What questions would you bring to this conversation with Job?
This summary encapsulates the themes of Job 23 in a conversational format, inviting listeners to engage with Job's experience on a personal level.
12 OTT 2024 · Welcome to today's episode where we delve into the Book of Job, Chapter 22, through an imagined interview with Eliphaz, one of Job's so-called friends. Known for his pompousness and misplaced confidence, Eliphaz's advice to Job is riddled with arrogance and error.
- Eliphaz's Accusations: Eliphaz, you've boldly accused Job of hidden sins, suggesting his suffering is a direct result of wrongdoing. Why do you believe this when Job has been described as blameless?
- Moral Superiority: You come across as morally superior, convinced that your understanding of divine justice is infallible. How do you reconcile your certainty with the reality of Job's life?
- Misguided Wisdom: You offer wisdom, but it is misguided. Why do you think your interpretation of Job's suffering is the correct one?
- Divine Retribution: You've implied that God punishes the wicked in this life. What do you say to the injustices we see where the wicked prosper, and the righteous suffer?
- Human Understanding vs. Divine Mystery: You speak with such authority on divine matters. Do you ever consider that human understanding might be limited, or do you truly believe you grasp God's ways fully?
- Eliphaz's Advice: Your advice to Job is to repent, suggesting he'll be restored. What if Job's suffering isn't about punishment but something beyond human comprehension?
Our interview with Eliphaz highlights the dangers of self-righteous judgment and the limits of human understanding when offering counsel in times of suffering. Eliphaz's errors remind us that true wisdom often requires humility and an acknowledgment of our own limitations.
How can we cultivate a more compassionate, less presumptuous approach to those in distress?
11 OTT 2024
Ever wondered what it's like to walk through the entire Bible, chapter by chapter, in the order events happened? You're in for a treat! From New to Old Testament: After...
mostra di più
Ever wondered what it's like to walk through the entire Bible, chapter by chapter, in the order events happened? You're in for a treat!
From New to Old Testament: After an exhilarating journey through the New Testament, we're not stopping there. We're now embarking on an epic exploration of the Old Testament, uncovering ancient wisdom, dramatic tales, and timeless truths.
What's in it for You?
Join the Adventure: Whether you're a lifelong believer or just curious about the Bible, this podcast is your gateway to a deeper connection with God. Each episode, we'll break down a chapter, making the stories, laws, and prophecies accessible and relevant to today's life.
Tune In and Transform: Subscribe now and let's journey through the Word together, day by day, chapter by chapter. Ready for a spiritual adventure? Let's dive into the heart of the Old Testament!
#BibleJourney #DailyDevotion #ScriptureStudy
mostra meno
From New to Old Testament: After an exhilarating journey through the New Testament, we're not stopping there. We're now embarking on an epic exploration of the Old Testament, uncovering ancient wisdom, dramatic tales, and timeless truths.
What's in it for You?
- Inspiration: Let the scriptures reignite your passion for faith.
- Challenge: Face thought-provoking insights that might just change how you see the world.
- Encouragement: Daily doses of divine encouragement to keep you going.
Join the Adventure: Whether you're a lifelong believer or just curious about the Bible, this podcast is your gateway to a deeper connection with God. Each episode, we'll break down a chapter, making the stories, laws, and prophecies accessible and relevant to today's life.
Tune In and Transform: Subscribe now and let's journey through the Word together, day by day, chapter by chapter. Ready for a spiritual adventure? Let's dive into the heart of the Old Testament!
#BibleJourney #DailyDevotion #ScriptureStudy
Informazioni
| Autore | Joshua Purdy |
| Organizzazione | Josh Purdy |
| Categorie | Cristianesimo , Istruzione , Commedia: interviste |
| Sito | www.hearingwithfaith.com |
| joshuapurdy@hearingwithfaith.com |
Copyright 2024 - Spreaker Inc. an iHeartMedia Company
