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In this episode of the Kingdom Crossroads Podcast, Pastor Bob Thibodeau and TS Wright delve into the significance of the anointing of Jesus, exploring its biblical roots and implications for worship and spiritual life. They discuss the act of Mary pouring expensive perfume on Jesus, its meaning as an act of worship, and how it prepares Jesus for his burial. The conversation also touches on the anointing's relevance to the end times and the separation of true believers from non-believers, emphasizing the importance of living a life that reflects the anointing of Christ.

Takeaways

The anointing of Jesus signifies His role as the ultimate high priest.

Mary's act of pouring perfume on Jesus was a profound act of worship.

The significance of the perfume reflects preparation for Jesus' burial.

Worship is an offering to God that should be pure and sincere.

The aroma of worship can be sensed by others, reflecting one's faith.

The anointing oil used in biblical times was costly and significant.

The separation of believers and non-believers is becoming more evident.

The anointing of Jesus prepares Him for His ultimate sacrifice.

The aroma of sin is hideous to God, contrasting with the fragrance of Christ.

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In this episode of the Kingdom Crossroads Podcast, Pastor Bob Thibodeau and TS Wright delve into the concept of jealousy as it relates to God and Jesus. They explore the nature of divine jealousy, how it differs from human emotions, and the implications of making God jealous through our actions and distractions. The conversation also touches on the importance of self-examination and spiritual growth in the context of a culture that often diverts attention away from God.

Takeaways

Jealousy in God is not sinful; it's a reflection of His nature.

We can make God jealous by not prioritizing Him in our lives.

Jesus, as King, desires to be the center of our lives.

Cultural distractions can become modern-day idols.

Righteous jealousy can lead to a deeper hunger for God.

Self-examination is crucial for spiritual growth.

The culture today often shapes philosophies that make God jealous.

God allows us to choose our paths, including the consequences of our choices.

Jealousy can be a natural response to loss or betrayal, but should be temporary.

Our focus should always be on God, not on worldly distractions.

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In this episode of the Kingdom Crossroads Podcast, Pastor Bob Thibodeau interviews Scott Wright about the signs of the times, including recent earthquakes and solar eclipses, and their implications for Christians. They discuss the evidence of God's existence through nature, the role of humanity in God's plan, and the importance of spreading the gospel. The conversation also touches on current events in Israel and the shifting global political landscape, emphasizing the need for Christians to remain vigilant and faithful.

Takeaways

Recent natural disasters may signify biblical end times.

The solar eclipse demonstrates God's perfect design.

Humanity's governance often fails without divine guidance.

Signs in nature can awaken spiritual awareness.

The New World Order is emerging with significant implications.

The gospel must be spread to all corners of the earth.

Current events in Israel reflect a larger global conflict.

Worship should be directed towards the Creator, not creation.

The urgency of the times calls for a renewed commitment to faith.