Part 2 of 2. What does it mean to "only marry in the Lord?" With Biblical awareness and practical wisdom, Noah and Jonathan discuss not only marriage but the mindset of singleness that young believer should cultivate for a successful walk with Christ whether single or married.
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Part 2 of 2. What does it mean to "only marry in the Lord?" With Biblical awareness and practical wisdom, Noah and Jonathan discuss not only marriage but the mindset of singleness that young believer should cultivate for a successful walk with Christ whether single or married.
300 | Bombshells of Jeremiah: part 1 of 2 (with Doug Edwards)
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37 minutes 28 seconds
4 weeks ago
300 | Bombshells of Jeremiah: part 1 of 2 (with Doug Edwards)
Celebrate! It's the 300th episode of PSB podcast! We are so thankful for all of our listeners. You keep me going. As is my custom, I like to invite my father to join me on the "hundred milestone episodes."
In this recording, guest Doug Edwards and Jonathan discuss Jeremiah’s long prophetic ministry . They note his role in warning Judah and nearby nations of God’s sovereignty and judgment. The conversation connects Jeremiah’s message to Jesus, showing how the Old Testament prepares believers for the Messiah. They explore a "bombshell" of Jeremiah’s persecution in his hometown, comparing it to Jesus’ rejection, and reflect on being misunderstood by others. The discussion ends with Jeremiah’s questions about why the wicked prosper and how God tests faith through hardship.
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Part 2 of 2. What does it mean to "only marry in the Lord?" With Biblical awareness and practical wisdom, Noah and Jonathan discuss not only marriage but the mindset of singleness that young believer should cultivate for a successful walk with Christ whether single or married.
