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What Are Spiritual Gifts Really For
Episode theme: Spiritual gifts aren’t about finding your thing. They’re about building the church—in love, order, and truth. What if discovering your spiritual gifts isn’t a personality test…What if it’s not about power, prestige, or platforms…What if the question isn’t “What’s my gift?” but “Who am I called to serve?”… Listen ⇢
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Praying People from Point A to Point B
What if your small group’s biggest problem isn’t the discussion… but the fact that nobody is actually moving? Most groups don’t fall apart because the theology is wrong. They stall because hearts stay stuck: anxious, distracted, guarded, isolated. And week after week, people leave the same way they arrived. This… Listen ⇢
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Spiritual Gifts Aren’t for You
Episode theme: Spiritual gifts are not party tricks. They are relational bridges—between God and His people, and within the Church. If you have ever wondered why spiritual gifts are so controversial—why some chase them, others fear them, and many quietly ignore them—this episode is aimed directly at that tension. Nate… Listen ⇢
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The Left-Handed Assassin (Judges 3:15–30)
What do you do with a Bible story that sounds like it belongs in an action movie—complete with assassination, deception, and a king’s humiliating downfall? In this episode, guest host Wes Scott dives into one of the wildest scenes in Judges: Ehud, a left-handed Benjamite, delivers Israel by taking out… Listen ⇢
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Does the Spirit Work in Neurology?
Episode theme: Knowing the Holy Spirit as a Person—and why your brain might be part of the story. Coffee is poured. Tea drinkers are jokingly labeled “monsters.” And then the conversation turns unexpectedly deep: What if the Holy Spirit’s nearness isn’t only something you “think,” but something you experience—in breath,… Listen ⇢
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Twelve Stones & the Forgotten Generation
In this first solo episode of his “Weird Passages of the Bible” series, guest host Wes Scott explores the miraculous crossing of the Jordan River in Joshua 3:14–4:24 — a story that mirrors the parting of the Red Sea and even echoes back to creation itself. As the Israelites step… Listen ⇢
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Discipleship as Public Allegiance
Matthew 28:16–20 is a royal charter issued by the enthroned Christ. But the next question presses: what kind of human community does a royal charter create? If the risen Jesus possesses “all authority in heaven and on earth,” then discipleship cannot remain a private spirituality or a set of detachable… Listen ⇢
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All Authority in Heaven and on Earth
Matthew closes his Gospel not with epilogue but with enthronement. On a mountain in Galilee, the risen Jesus declares, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me” (Matt 28:18). He then commissions the Eleven: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations… teaching them to observe… Listen ⇢
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Breath, Wind, Fire: The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament
What does it mean to encounter the Spirit of God in the pages of the Old Testament? In this episode of Fresh Ground Theology, David and Nate explore the Hebrew word ruach—translated as breath, wind, or spirit—and how it reveals the dynamic, personal, and life-giving presence of God from Genesis… Listen ⇢
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