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Join Sam and Will as they dive into one of the Bible's most enigmatic prophecies within the Nativity story. The episode explores Herod's wrath and its connection to a prophecy from Jeremiah, shedding light on God's promises and the hope given through Jesus. The hosts discuss Rachel's sorrow, the historical context of Bethlehem, and the deeper significance of God's plan. Delve into this profound narrative and discover how ancient scriptures foreshadow the new covenant through Christ. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.

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Join Sam and Will as they delve into the prophetic words of Micah in the book of Matthew, discussing the profound impact of Jesus’s birth in Bethlehem and its significance throughout biblical history. Reflecting on the wise men, King Herod, and the shepherds, they explore the transformative power of God's promise and plan for our redemption. Dive into this compelling discussion for inspiration and insight. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.

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Exodus 5–6 comes alive as we follow Moses and Aaron’s first showdown with Pharaoh: the audacious “let my people go,” Pharaoh’s cruel “no straw” decree, Israel’s backlash, and God’s steady reply—“I am Yahweh.” We unpack the worship war behind the conflict, the Sabbath/rest contrast, the genealogy in Exodus 6, and why God keeps pursuing a broken people. Archaeology, ancient brickmaking, and practical discipleship (temptation, generosity, endurance) all make an appearance. Stick around for the preview of the coming plagues—and don’t miss the encouragement at the end. Like, comment, and subscribe to support the show!