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A doctor’s perspective on the crucifixion | Becoming who you are

April 16, 2019

Dr. David Stevens of the Christian Medical and Dental Associations considers what Jesus likely experienced physically on Good Friday. Phil Joel, formerly with the Newsboys, talks about his new book Redwoods and Whales and the importance of fully living your life before God.

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A doctor's perspective on the crucifixion | Becoming who you are

A doctor's perspective on the crucifixion - David Stevens
Becoming who you are - Phil Joel

AI-editing. Can we trust what we see? – Adam Holz | Praying for the crisis in Haiti – Pastor Julio Volcy

Plugged In‘s Adam Holz talks about how new AI editing software can seamlessly edit video and audio of a movie and clean up objectionable content. However, this same software could also edit videos to have people say things offensive. Pastor Julio Volcy of Haiti Teen Challenge updates us about the crisis in Haiti, why attempts…

April 19, 2024

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Transformation is a two-way street – Thann Bennett | What eclipses teach us about ultimate reality – Daniel DeWitt

The Equipped Newletter‘s Thann Bennett talks about how when God transforms your life, it’s in part meant to help transform others lives, as well. Apologist Daniel DeWitt of the Theolatte blog offers encouragement about looking forward to heaven even if some loved ones might not be there. He also talks about how…

April 19, 2024

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The lies that ruin and the God who redeems – Joshua Broome | Are animals people? – Karen Swallow Prior

Pastor Joshua Broome, author of “7 Lies that Will Ruin Your Life,” shares his story of being a famous porn star, but broken and suicidal. He describes how God save and restored him, leading him to be a pastor. Karen Swallow Prior, an animal-lover, helps us look our relationship with our relationships with our pets…

April 18, 2024

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Mornings with Carmen LaBerge

Bringing the mind of Christ to bear on headline news, Carmen LaBerge enters into honest conversations through a framework of faith that leads to real hope.