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Do have questions about your relationships, or the state of love in the world? Roddie and Tootsie have answers and experience that JUST might help you in your journey to better connections and understanding. Roddy and Tootsie draw from their personal experiences in romance and relationships. Be ready to laugh and learn on the rocky road to Love.
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A New Angle is a current affairs Montana Public Radio program and podcast celebrating cool people doing awesome things in and around Montana. We live in the College of Business at the University of Montana. New episodes drop every Thursday. Recent and upcoming guests include Academy Award-winning actor J.K. Simmons, US Senator Jon Tester, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte, Cheryl Strayed (best-selling author of Wild), NYT Columnist Maureen Dowd, and many others. www.anewanglepodcast.com
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# Highlights- 📖 **Biblical Authority**: The Bible asserts its own authority, stating that any teachings contrary to its word lack light, emphasizing the importance of scripture in understanding headship and head coverings. - 👩‍❤️‍👨 **Creation Order**: The presentation outlines that man was created first and woman as a helper, establishing a divine …
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Today is the 11th day of the 11th month and 105 years ago it was chosen as Armistice Day, now called Remembrance Day as a day of solemn memory of the millions, who had fallen in what was called the “Great War” of 1914-18. There was an ever greater war with many more millions dying in 1939-1945. The 11th of November has become a Remembrance Day for …
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Paul is described as God’s “chosen vessel” [Acts 9 v.15] but that does not mean he was lavished with favours by God like a father does toward his favourite son, such as Jacob did with Joseph and his coat of many colours [Gen 37 v.3-4]. Paul recalls, as he is giving his account before King Agrippa, what Jesus said to him on the road to Damascus, “It…
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Today’s readings.. (Ezra 3,4), (Hosea 6), (Acts 23,24) People promise to say the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in a court of law! The fullness of that wording is interesting as it tries to counter the common human tendency to bend the truth, this is done sometimes to the extent that it really becomes an outright lie. It has been …
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Today’s readings.. (Ezra 1,2), (Hosea 5), (Acts 21,22) Today we read of how Paul returned to Jerusalem and it is obvious from the text that Luke, the author of Acts, is with him and this is a firsthand account from his personal experience of these events. He writes, “When we had come to Jerusalem, the brothers received us gladly. On the following d…
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Penny Ronning, the co-founder of the Yellowstone Human Trafficking Task Force, joins Justin to explore the pervasive but often unseen world of human trafficking in Montana and beyond. She explains how traffickers target vulnerable individuals across industries—from construction to nail salons—and the red flags for spotting exploitation. Ronning als…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 36), (Hosea 4), (Acts 20) We are now reading, in Acts 20, the climax to Paul’s travels. He is heading towards his destiny in Jerusalem. He arrives at Miletus and “sent to Ephesus and called the elders of the church to come to him.” [v.17] Among the things he said to them was his declaration (v.25) that none of them …
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A @Christadelphians Video: The second talk has a focus on answering some of the reasons that are used to undermine Paul’s clear teaching.# SummaryThis PRESENTATION discusses the Biblical perspective on headship and head coverings, focusing on congregational practices and mutual submission. It emphasises the importance of adhering to scriptural teac…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis PRESENTATION explores the complexities of John 1:1, a key scripture often cited by Trinitarians to support the divinity of Jesus. The speaker argues that a deeper analysis reveals significant challenges for the Trinitarian interpretation, particularly regarding the meanings of "the Word" and "God." The prese…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 34), (Hosea 2), (Acts 16,17) Some people, and today it seems many people, prefer to remain ignorant of what matters most – that is, ignorant of the meaning of life, of its’ cause and destiny: they live for the day, the month, and at most the next year or two. We read today of the challenge that resulted when Paul ex…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 33), (Hosea 1), (Acts 14,15) How heart stirring are the accounts we have in the book of Acts of the ways in which the Gospel was spread, and the opposition it faced and overcame so that “a great number of both Jews and Greeks believed.” [14 v.1] But those who did not believe stirred up opposition – and it has been s…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 32), (Daniel 12), (Acts 13) Today we read how the missionary work of the dramatically converted Paul began in earnest. Many of the Jews however, are jealous of his popularity and this blinds their minds to the message he is preaching. He warns them, “Beware, therefore lest what is said in the prophets should come ab…
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n reading the next chapter (31) in 2 Chronicles today, we saw what an example of true kingship Hezekiah displayed. If we can grasp and keep in mind the last 2 verses in that chapter we will more fully see the POWER of positive thinking and doing – in contrast to the leaders of the nations today. These verses tell us that Hezekiah “did what was good…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThe PRESENTATION explores the biblical verses from 1 Peter 3:19 and 4:6, discussing how Jesus preached to spirits in prison and the implications of this for understanding spiritual liberation. It highlights the concepts of bondage, death, and salvation through baptism, linking them to the broader themes found thr…
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In 2 Chron. Ch. 30 we have a wonderful testimony to the way God shows grace, describing the events which led to this. Hezekiah had come to the throne in Jerusalem; his father Ahaz had been a wicked king. Hezekiah first restores the Temple to make it fit for worship and re-organises and re-consecrates the priests as we read in ch. 29 yesterday. A pr…
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# Summary This presentation explores the concept of the "pride of life" as one of the three main channels through which sin and evil enter the world, as discussed in 1 John 2:15-17. The presenter, Stan Isbell, delves into the biblical perspective on pride, drawing insights from passages in Genesis, Matthew, Romans, and Philippians to highlight the …
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummarySuitability: For more advanced Bible students. This video is an in-depth Bible study and may not be suitable for all. The speaker assumes knowledge of the background when he refers to certain Bible passages. Consequently, it could be discouraging, and we do not wish this upon anyone. There are a wide variety of t…
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.anewanglepodcast.com In this month’s installment of Incentives & Instincts, our recurring series with economist Bryce Ward, Justin and Bryce delve into the shifting cultural and social dynamics within the sports industry. They focus on factors like the local connection to sports, the…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation discusses the framework of Bible prophecy, focusing on how Christ will ultimately triumph over the serpent power. It examines the two distinct phases of Babylon and Israel, as well as the roles of the prophets Daniel and John in unfolding this prophetic framework. The presentation then delves in…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation outlines the framework of Bible prophecy, tracing the continuous conflict between the "seed of the woman" and the "seed of the serpent" from the foundation of the world to the time of the end. It explores how this rivalry is expressed through various biblical themes and how it is reflected in th…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 29), (Daniel 9), (Acts 9) What a remarkable set of heart stirring readings we have today, accounts of individuals with whom and through whom God can and did work. First, in 2 Chron. 29 we have the account of when the good king Hezekiah became king and his instant action beginning in the first month of his reign to r…
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A @Christadelphians Video: In Matthew 24:3 Jesus' disciples asked him "What will be the sign of thy coming, and of the End of the World?"This talk explores the Bible passages relating to the "End of the Days", the "End of the World" and the "World to Come".It shows how the dramatic signs of the times of today clearly point to the very near return o…
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# Summary This presentation discusses the biblical concept of the "lust of the eyes" and how it relates to the control of God in one's life. The presenters, Stan Isbell and Mark Patterson, explore the scriptural foundations of this topic, drawing insights from the Book of Genesis and the First Epistle of John. They emphasise the importance of perso…
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# Summary This presentation explores the concept of "the lust of the flesh" from a biblical perspective, emphasising the importance of yielding to God's authority and the power of His word to bring about personal transformation. The speakers discuss the root causes of social ills and the need to address them at a fundamental level, rather than mere…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation is a Bible discussion that explores the theme of God's control over one's life, particularly focusing on the message conveyed in 1 John 2:15-17. The discussion is led by Stan Isbell, who shares personal experiences and insights to help the audience understand the importance of basing one's life …
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 28), (Daniel 8), (Acts 8) We recall how, in the Gospels, Jesus often went through Samaria in travelling from Jerusalem to Galilee and back. On several occasions he had encounters with the Samaritans. On occasions Jesus spent time with the Samaritans. We read earlier this month of an occasion when he heeded their req…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 26,27), (Daniel 7), (Acts 7) Stephen is hauled before the Jewish Council and accused of speaking blasphemous words against the Law and saying the Temple would be destroyed. His speech (in Acts 7) before the Council is a history lesson! Why? What was his purpose? He reviews all that had happened since the time of Abr…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 25), (Daniel 6), (Acts 5,6) Once again our readings have several lessons we can take and meditate upon and apply to ourselves. The account of Daniel’s life jumps forward to when the Medes and Persians are in power, as with Jeremiah, the chapters are not in time order. The high esteem in which the mature Daniel is he…
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Today’s readings.. (2 Chronicles 24), (Daniel 5), (Acts 3,4) We felt we could have written a ‘book’ of ‘thoughts’ arising from today’s 4 chapters – each will, if read with real feeling, stir our hearts and lift them into meaningful spiritual perceptions. In Chronicles the events in the life of King Joash contained absorbing lessons. He became king …
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A @Christadelphians Video: You call me master and LordThe purpose of this presentation is to explore the way the Lord Jesus Christ is referred to throughout the New Testament, this exploration was stimulated by the realisation that over recent decades the Lord Jesus Christ has been ’demoted’ to simple ‘Jesus” both in general reference to our Lord i…
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A @Christadelphians Video: Description: The location of the ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah destroyed by God has two main suggestions, the more commonly accepted one being south of the Dead Sea. Here an examination is made of the archaeological evidence for Tall-el-Hammam, north-east of the Dead Sea, as a possible more likely location using ev…
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Today we read the dramatic account of the events that followed after the disciples were empowered by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Led by Peter, they preached in such a way about Jesus, who he was and what he had done, and the terrible events to come that the hearers “were cut to the heart” [Acts 2 v.37]. The words which had pierced their cons…
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It’s pledge week at Montana Public Radio, and in place of our regular programming, we bring you the recording of a live conversation Justin did with two wonderful MTPR colleagues: Lauren Korn of The Write Question and Sarah Aronson, host of Grounding. We share our experiences and approaches to covering climate change on our various programs. If you…
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Today we started reading the book of Acts. So many things in it are relevant to our efforts to serve Christ today, but it is important that we read it carefully; regrettably some do not. It begins with a summary of the final days of Jesus before he ascended to heaven “after he had given commands through the Holy Spirit to the Apostles whom he had c…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation explores the concept of being "wise" in the context of the chaotic and ever-changing world, drawing insights from the book of Daniel. It suggests that the antidote to the frantic pace of the world is to emulate the characteristics of the stars - being steadfast, simple, and focused on shining Go…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation discusses the importance of simplifying and decluttering our lives in the time of the end, focusing on the one thing that is truly needful - our spiritual progress in Christ. The presenter highlights six key obstacles that can hinder us from pursuing this one thing, drawing from various passages…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation discusses the unprecedented rate of change and instability in the world today, and how it poses a challenge for disciples of Christ to remain steadfast in their faith. The speaker uses the examples of Daniel and his three friends to illustrate how one can purpose in their heart to not be changed…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation discusses the challenges faced by disciples living in the time of the end, where the pace of life has become increasingly fast and overwhelming. The speaker emphasises the need to slow down, stand still, and seek God's perspective amidst the frantic rush of the world.# Highlights🕰️ The world is …
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We live in an age when scriptwriters, film and video makers employ very vivid imaginations to often create pictures of impossible scenes and events. We too can use our imaginations, but in a far more profitable way. Let’s take examples from our readings in John today. In Chapter 20, Mary Magdalene is weeping outside the tomb because it is empty. Th…
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These words from Zechariah’s prophecy (12 v.10) are quoted in today’s reading in John Ch. 19. John is completing his intimate account of the final hours of Jesus and the dying commission of his Master to him to look after his mother as they stood together near the cross. John was “the disciple who he loved” [v.26] As to the others “ they all left h…
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A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThe speaker reflects on the Gospel of John, emphasizing Jesus as the Good Shepherd and the importance of compassion and guidance for the lost and broken.# Highlights- 🐑 Jesus is depicted as the Good Shepherd, caring for the lost and broken. - 📖 The Gospel of John highlights the significance of scripture and its c…
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Hannani the seer spoke the above words to King Asa [2 Chron. 16 v.9] and they summarize a great Truth. They do not mean that the LORD is constantly interfering in the affairs of human beings, but they do mean, as many other passages say ( Job 34 v.21; 1 Peter 3 v.12; Heb. 4 v.13 etc) that the Creator is aware of all that is happening. The Book of R…
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There are so many points in chapters 15 & 16 of John’s Gospel as we read it this morning that a whole book could be written (and have been written) seeking to fully draw out the lessons Jesus is teaching. One of these is, “This is my commandment, that you love one another, as I have loved you.” [15 v.12] Talking about love is common in today’s worl…
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A @Christadelphians Video: ### Summary The letter to the Ecclesia in Philadelphia emphasizes their faithfulness in keeping God’s word, promising them blessings and an open door to eternal life. ### Highlights – Philadelphia’s rich history as a gateway city shaped its early Christian community. – The meaning of “Philadelphia” symbolizes brotherly lo…
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Highlights – **Understanding AI**: Many people are overwhelmed by AI’s complexity and its influence on daily life. – **Knowledge Increase**: AI contributes to rapid knowledge growth, resonating with biblical prophecies. – **Driving Forces**: The pursuit of wealth significantly drives AI development, often overshadowing ethical concerns. – **Conflic…
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Today’s and tomorrow’s chapters in John’s Gospel are two of the most meaningful in the whole of the Bible. We must not make the mistake, as sadly some do, of plucking a few of the words out of their context. An essential theme in these chapters is to see that Jesus is talking about relationships: firstly, his relationship with his father – and then…
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### Summary One year after the October 7th massacre, Israel's political and military landscape has shifted, revealing God's hand in fulfilling prophecy. ### Highlights - 🕊️ **God's Hand at Work**: Over the past year, Israel shows signs of divine intervention in its struggles. - 🔥 **Division in Israel**: The political divide between left-wing and ri…
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Today’s 12th chapter in John’s gospel is one of the most profound and thought challenging in the whole Bible! The atmosphere within human hearts of the choice between the broad and narrow ways was rarely so evident than in this time before the arrest of Jesus. The Master’s challenging observations jump out at us. The envy our Lord’s popularity gene…
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A @Christadelphians Video: Description: The book of Job is a very challenging book providing great insight into the reason why we as mortal sinful people suffer from time to time throughout our lives. Lessons can be learned by each one of us of the righteousness of God and His Almighty power but also of His tender loving care for all creation. We l…
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A @Christadelphians Video: Description: The book of Job is a very challenging book providing great insight into the reason why we as mortal sinful people suffer from time to time throughout our lives. Lessons can be learned by each one of us of the righteousness of God and His Almighty power but also of His tender loving care for all creation. We l…
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