Best MOUNT ARARAT Podcasts (2024)

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Interview with Ted Wright about Mount Ararat and all things Mesopotamia! 51:50

7d ago51:50

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This week I am interviewing Ted Wright! Ted Wright is the founder and Executive Director of EpicArchaeology.org. He has a B.A. in Anthropology & Archaeology from the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University, and a M.A. degree in Christian apologetics from Southern Evangelical Seminary. For over a decade, Ted has been a speaker …

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Ezekiel 24 21:34

4h ago21:34

21:34

Our focus this week is on Ezekiel 24, the dramatic climax of the book. Until now, Ezekiel’s message has served as an ongoing alarm for Jerusalem’s impending punishment. For five years, Ezekiel used every strategy in his prophetic playbook to communicate his message: oracles, visions, sign-acts, riddles, parables, songs, rhetorical questions, histor…

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Finding God in The Ordinary :: 09.15.24

7d ago

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Leaving Moab BehindBy Adam Sauer

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Women At The Mount Conference 2024 :: Session 3

8d ago

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CultivateBy Kristin Sauer

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Women At The Mount Conference 2024 :: Session 1

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CultivateBy Susan Wanderer

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Ezekiel 23 20:19

19h ago20:19

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Chapter 23 continues the lewd allegory that began in Chapter 16. Both feature the covenant people’s unfaithfulness through graphic marriage metaphors. Chapter 23 rivals Chapter 16 in its pornographic imagery and R-rated content. Guaranteed, neither chapter makes it into many sermons or Bible studies. Chapter 23 continues the lewd allegory that bega…

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Let's Talk About It :: 09.08.24

14d ago

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Hope for Helping OthersBy Adam Sauer

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Let's Talk About It :: 09.01.24

21d ago

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Let's Talk About TraumaBy John Cook

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Ezekiel 22 16:00

16d ago16:00

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In this episode, we explore Ezekiel 22, offering unique insights into the religious life of Judeans during the Babylonian exile. Key points to look forward to: • Gain an insider's view of the exiled community's spiritual atmosphere • Discover Ezekiel's harsh critique of Jerusalem's sins and their consequences • Explore powerful metaphors of metallu…

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Let's Talk About It :: 08.25.24

28d ago

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Hope for my DepressionBy Adam Sauer

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Ezekiel 21 18:42

23d ago18:42

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In our study of Ezekiel 21, I go over the complex tapestry of Ezekiel's fire and sword oracles. The prophet uses vivid imagery as he foretells Jerusalem's impending doom and God's judgment on surrounding nations. Ezekiel is a big believer in bringing his message to life! From cryptic allegories to stark warnings, this episode explores: -The connect…

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Let's Talk About It :: 08.18.24

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Hope for my AnxietyBy Adam Sauer

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Ezekiel 20:1-44 22:41

1M ago22:41

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This week we are studying Ezekiel 20. Through parables, fables, laments, allegories, and riddles, the prophet spent the previous five chapters undermining the exiles’ ingratitude and blame shifting. However, Ezekiel must have grown tired of delivering opaque messages (20:49). In Chapter 20, Ezekiel broke from a long streak of metaphorical language …

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Let's Talk About It :: 08.11.24

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Mental Health and HopeBy Adam Sauer

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Ezekiel 19 16:51

1M ago16:51

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This week we are reading Ezekiel 19. God instructs the prophet to “raise up a lamentation for the princes of Israel” (19:1). Hebrew lamentations, or funerary songs, are a common style in the Old Testament. Often sung at gravesides, traditional laments praised the admirable qualities of the departed and mourned their loss. When King David heard of J…

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Summer On The Mount :: 08.4.24

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You ChooseBy John Cook

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Summer On The Mount :: 07.28.24

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Do Unto OthersBy Brian Bennett

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Summer On The Mount :: 07.21.24

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Seeking The KingdomBy Adam Sauer

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Ezekiel 18 20:04

2M ago20:04

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This week we are parsing Ezekiel 18, the prophet’s extended theological sermon on individual responsibility and divine justice. We can divide Ezekiel’s message into two themes. First, individuals will not face judgment for the sins committed by their ancestors, nor will God credit them for the righteousness of their ancestors (18:1-20). Second, God…

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Summer On The Mount :: 07.14.24

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Secret RighteousnessBy Adam Sauer

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Summer On The Mount :: 07.7.24

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Raising The BarBy Lou Bon-Ami

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Bible Fiber: Interview with Derek Gilbert 42:27

3M ago42:27

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This week we are pausing our study of Ezekiel to talk to my friend Derek Gilbert who was recently on a solidarity mission to Israel. Derek has been in the world of broadcasting for decades. He is producer and host of the web radio programs A View from the Bunker and P.I.D. Radio. He also co-hosts Unraveling Revelation with his wife Sharon Gilbert. …

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Bible Fiber: Ezekiel 17 17:36

3M ago17:36

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As an innovative prophet, Ezekiel never ran out of teaching methods, whether it was a mime, public shaving, small scale enactment of a siege, judgement speech, or a twisted fairytale. In Chapter 17, God commanded Ezekiel to compose a riddle (17:1). The riddle was supposed to expose the treachery of King Zedekiah, a favorite subject of his condemnat…

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Summer On The Mount :: 06.30.24

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Who We Are and What We DoBy John Cook

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Summer On The Mount :: 06.23.24

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Kingdom ConductBy Adam Sauer

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Bible Fiber: Interview with Documentarian Brian Sanders 33:54

3M ago33:54

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Welcome to Bible Fiber and thank you to Dan and Charlene Selvage for sponsoring this special episode! We are taking a break today from our Ezekiel deep dive to catch up with my friend Brian Sanders who returned from Israel two weeks ago. Brian is the president and CEO of All for Zion ministry based in Dallas, TX. He is also the director and produce…

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Summer On The Mount :: 06.16.24

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Kingdom CharacterBy Adam Sauer

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Ezekiel 16: 44-63 17:26

3M ago17:26

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This week we are studying Ezekiel 16:44-63, the last third of the longest oracle in the book. Ezekiel replaced the story of the generous king and his adulterous queen with new characters and a different plotline. In the marriage metaphor, Yahweh adopted Jerusalem as an infant and betrothed her when she matured. Ezekiel’s follow-on allegory inspecte…

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Summer On The Mount :: 06.09.24

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The Reframe on The MountBy John Cook

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Ezekiel 16:1-43 19:07

4M ago19:07

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This week we are studying Ezekiel 16, the longest chapter in the book by far. Ezekiel’s extended allegory is 63 verses, which makes this one chapter longer than the books of Obadiah, Jonah, Nahum, Malachi, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, and Haggai. Because of this, we will divide Ezekiel 16 into two parts. This week, we focus on the initial 43 verses, which …