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The Glitch That Keeps On Giving
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The speaker emphasized the importance of understanding the context of Peter's journey, referring to events described in the Gospel of Luke, where Peter initially denies Jesus. This context highlights the transformation Peter undergoes and the impact of the Holy Spirit on his life.
Now you may recognize Luke who wrote The Book of Acts from such blockbuster presentations as Luke. The gospel story that he recorded. Matthew Mark, Luke and John Luke was his. He didn...
— Episode: Page Turner
The speaker emphasized the importance of understanding the context of Peter's journey, referring to events described in the Gospel of Luke, where Peter initially denies Jesus. This context highlights the transformation Peter undergoes and the impact of the Holy Spirit on his life.
Now you may recognize Luke who wrote The Book of Acts from such blockbuster presentations as Luke. The gospel story that he recorded. Matthew Mark, Luke and John Luke was his. He didn't name it Luke but we call it Luke because he wrote it.
And I love this word. And I hope I can make you love it too. All that Jesus began to do and to teach. So what does that mean? Okay. If Jesus came and lived a sinless life, died a criminal's death, rose from a borrowed grave, and then ascended to heaven, to send the Holy Spirit. And when Luke starts writing this book he says, I wrote a book about all that Jesus began to do.
A Novel
It was based on Charles Dickens' "David Copperfield" and reset the story in a modern context in Appalachia.
She wrote a book called Demon Copperhead, and she based it on the Charles Dickens book, David Copperfield.
— Episode: Source Material
It was based on Charles Dickens' "David Copperfield" and reset the story in a modern context in Appalachia.
She wrote a book called Demon Copperhead, and she based it on the Charles Dickens book, David Copperfield.
When she did it, it was a fresh story, but it came from a classic Source.
Classic Novels)
It was mentioned as a book he enjoyed reading at the pool for fun, though he didn't read it in 11th grade when assigned, preferring Cliff Notes instead.
I read Great Expectations by Charles Dickens at the pool for fun.
— Episode: He’s Still The Shepherd
It was mentioned as a book he enjoyed reading at the pool for fun, though he didn't read it in 11th grade when assigned, preferring Cliff Notes instead.
I read Great Expectations by Charles Dickens at the pool for fun.
It was mentioned that the book of Esther details how a scribe saved a Jewish nation from death row when he reminded the king of a forgotten assassination attempt.
I think about the story of Esther in the sixth chapter of the book of Esther and how that the Bible said on a certain night, this involved a scribe, this whole miracle of Esther and a whole group of a...
— Episode: This Is Not Your Final Chapter (Jentezen...
It was mentioned that the book of Esther details how a scribe saved a Jewish nation from death row when he reminded the king of a forgotten assassination attempt.
I think about the story of Esther in the sixth chapter of the book of Esther and how that the Bible said on a certain night, this involved a scribe, this whole miracle of Esther and a whole group of a whole Jewish nation was on death row.
The only thing that saved them was a scribe. The Bible said the king couldn't sleep. In order to get drowsy, he called for the scribe to bring the books that had been chronicled and read them.
Thy Friend, Obadiah, Rachel and Obadiah, Obadiah the Bold
It was mentioned as a book in the Bible that the speaker may have been reading while pretending to pay attention in a meeting.
Let me check my notes real quick, but I'm really over here in Obadiah so
— Episode: But Now Be Strong
It was mentioned as a book in the Bible that the speaker may have been reading while pretending to pay attention in a meeting.
Let me check my notes real quick, but I'm really over here in Obadiah so
Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi
It was referenced repeatedly throughout the sermon as a book in the Old Testament that provided a message of encouragement and strength to rebuild a temple despite a discouraging past.
There was a scripture in Haggai 2 9 that said that the glory of this present house will be greater than the glory of the former house and We'll unpack it a little week by week, I'm not gonna preach ab...
— Episode: But Now Be Strong
It was referenced repeatedly throughout the sermon as a book in the Old Testament that provided a message of encouragement and strength to rebuild a temple despite a discouraging past.
There was a scripture in Haggai 2 9 that said that the glory of this present house will be greater than the glory of the former house and We'll unpack it a little week by week, I'm not gonna preach about giving today
The word of the Lord came through Haggai and I love how God speaks through people in seasons when we need it don't you and
This is what the Lord said to Haggai speak to Zerubbabel son of Shealtiel governor of Judah To Joshua son of Josedach the high priest and to the remnant of the people Ask them
But now Be strong But now I feel your anointing God be strong but now be strong
If you really take a good Panoramic look at the situation you don't even deserve the stuff that God gave you on the foundation
The Lives of Samuel and Saul (MacArthur Bible Studies)
He recalled that a seminary professor helped him practice a sermon he was delivering from the Old Testament book of1Samuel.
I was preaching from the Old Testament book of 1 Samuel.
— Episode: I Lost My Confidence
He recalled that a seminary professor helped him practice a sermon he was delivering from the Old Testament book of1Samuel.
I was preaching from the Old Testament book of 1 Samuel.
30th Anniversary Edition (*LARGE PRINT)
It was mentioned as a book that Steven Furtick intends to read and implement alongside Proverbs and Philippians to continue improving himself.
I'm gonna be me. I'm gonna be me. I'm a dance over this foundation that God gave me and I'm gonna work on it And I'm gonna read the seven habits of highly effective people and Proverbs and Philippians...
— Episode: But Now Be Strong
It was mentioned as a book that Steven Furtick intends to read and implement alongside Proverbs and Philippians to continue improving himself.
I'm gonna be me. I'm gonna be me. I'm a dance over this foundation that God gave me and I'm gonna work on it And I'm gonna read the seven habits of highly effective people and Proverbs and Philippians, and I'm gonna do it
Deuteronomy
The speaker encouraged listeners to open their Bibles to Deuteronomy, highlighting its instructional value for winning battles before they begin.
If you've got a Bible, quickly turn to the book of Deuteronomy.
— Episode: Win Before You Begin (Pastor Rich Wilker...
The speaker encouraged listeners to open their Bibles to Deuteronomy, highlighting its instructional value for winning battles before they begin.
If you've got a Bible, quickly turn to the book of Deuteronomy.
Deuteronomy chapter 20 is powerful because if you know anything about the book of Deuteronomy, it is the book of instruction that God is giving his law.
Every scripture that Jesus quotes is from the book of Deuteronomy.
He is teaching them to win before they begin, before he puts weapons in their hands, wanting them to deal with the worry in their heart.
Laughter Is the Best Medicine
The host said he had not received that piece of advice from a Chicken Soup for the Soul book. He referenced it while discussing where his inspiration came from.
I didn't get this piece of advice from some Chicken Soup for the Soul book with an inspirational thought.
— Episode: Move It To The Middle
The host said he had not received that piece of advice from a Chicken Soup for the Soul book. He referenced it while discussing where his inspiration came from.
I didn't get this piece of advice from some Chicken Soup for the Soul book with an inspirational thought.
A Memoir by the Creator of Nike
He mentioned reading Shoe Dog, a memoir about Phil Knight and Nike, saying he enjoyed it and noted it in his gratitude notebook.
It's called Shoe Dog about Phil Knight from Nike. I enjoyed it, so I put it in the notebook.
— Episode: An Overview Of Your Future
He mentioned reading Shoe Dog, a memoir about Phil Knight and Nike, saying he enjoyed it and noted it in his gratitude notebook.
It's called Shoe Dog about Phil Knight from Nike. I enjoyed it, so I put it in the notebook.
Embrace the Possible
It was recommended because it was written by a Holocaust survivor and it chronicles her journey to survive Auschwitz and find life afterwards. It also talks about dealing with PTSD and trauma.
She says, "'Survivors don't have time to ask, why me?' For survivors,' she says, "'the only relevant question is, what now?'"
— Episode: Now What? (Holly Furtick)
It was recommended because it was written by a Holocaust survivor and it chronicles her journey to survive Auschwitz and find life afterwards. It also talks about dealing with PTSD and trauma.
She says, "'Survivors don't have time to ask, why me?' For survivors,' she says, "'the only relevant question is, what now?'"
What now?
Now what?
The Original 1926 Unabridged And Complete Edition (Ernest Hemingway Classics)
It was mentioned as an example of a book that included the phrase "gradually, then suddenly" in relation to bankruptcy, divorce, and other situations that build up slowly before becoming apparent.
One of my buddies told me about a line in a book. I think he said it was a Hemingway book. I didn't read the book, but I like the quote. One character said to the other, 'How did you go bankrupt?' The...
— Episode: Dig Until God Does
It was mentioned as an example of a book that included the phrase "gradually, then suddenly" in relation to bankruptcy, divorce, and other situations that build up slowly before becoming apparent.
One of my buddies told me about a line in a book. I think he said it was a Hemingway book. I didn't read the book, but I like the quote. One character said to the other, 'How did you go bankrupt?' The other character said, 'Two ways. Gradually then suddenly.' How did you get divorced? Two ways. Gradually then suddenly.
From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
The movie 'Wild' starring Reese Witherspoon was mentioned in a hypothetical scenario related to a trip. It was used to represent a potential concern about navigating challenging situations.
Did you see that movie Wild with Reese Witherspoon where she got out there?
— Episode: From What If To What Is
The movie 'Wild' starring Reese Witherspoon was mentioned in a hypothetical scenario related to a trip. It was used to represent a potential concern about navigating challenging situations.
Did you see that movie Wild with Reese Witherspoon where she got out there?
The Complete Serial Novel
The host mentioned watching the film adaptation of The Green Mile, calling it trippy and noting its age, while giving a spoiler alert for listeners who hadn't seen it.
We watched The Green Mile this week too with John Coffey. And The Green Mile is trippy. I'm going to give you a spoiler alert. The movie is like 40 years old, so if y...
— Episode: Look Forward Not Far
The host mentioned watching the film adaptation of The Green Mile, calling it trippy and noting its age, while giving a spoiler alert for listeners who hadn't seen it.
We watched The Green Mile this week too with John Coffey. And The Green Mile is trippy. I'm going to give you a spoiler alert. The movie is like 40 years old, so if you haven't seen it by now, you deserve to have it spoiled.
But at the end, you find out that the man, the prison guard, he can't die. Well, he's going to die, but he's like 102 and he doesn't know how long he's going to have to live. And that's the end of the movie.
The Secret to Love That Lasts
It was mentioned briefly, as a book about different ways people express and receive love, with physical touch being the speaker's preferred love language.
Do you ever think about how different people have different love languages? They have a book about it, The Five Love Languages.
— Episode: The Lazarus Factor (God Of The Outcome)
It was mentioned briefly, as a book about different ways people express and receive love, with physical touch being the speaker's preferred love language.
Do you ever think about how different people have different love languages? They have a book about it, The Five Love Languages.
He mentioned the Book of Job while describing the devil's challenge to God and the testing of Job's faith.
When the devil presented himself before the throne with the angels, ... The Book of Job ...
— Episode: Reputation Rehab
He mentioned the Book of Job while describing the devil's challenge to God and the testing of Job's faith.
When the devil presented himself before the throne with the angels, ... The Book of Job ...
Reflections on the Book of Numbers
The speaker briefly referenced the book of Numbers, using the spies' story as an example of how having a limited self-image can hinder growth, and a poor self-image can lead to negativity.
Or be like the spies in the book of Numbers.
— Episode: Permission To Quit
The speaker briefly referenced the book of Numbers, using the spies' story as an example of how having a limited self-image can hinder growth, and a poor self-image can lead to negativity.
Or be like the spies in the book of Numbers.
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