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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2020 · 39 MIN

Episode 59 - “Dad Travel!”

from Bible Geeks Podcast · host Ryan Joy and Bryan Schiele

Why is it so important to learn to accept help from others? Did Jesus command his disciples to “play it by ear”? Why is it sometimes harder to value the input of those we know best? This is week 15 of the Into the Book reading plan, where we find interesting tidbits about the belief of demons and the disbelief of family friends. Join us for a listen! Also, don’t forget to vote in the Bible Bracket of Favorite Chapters this week! The Big Idea: Upward progress rarely comes when things are handed to us without challenge. Weekly Challenge: Trust God to bring a positive outcome from something negative. Show Notes Into the Book - Week 15 Into the Book Preview - “Mark 3-7” (DAILY DOWNLOAD) The Bible Bracket (WEBSITE)

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Why is it so important to learn to accept help from others? Did Jesus command his disciples to “play it by ear”? Why is it sometimes harder to value the input of those we know best? This is week 15 of the Into the Book reading plan, where we find interesting tidbits about the belief of demons and the disbelief of family friends. Join us for a listen! Also, don’t forget to vote in the Bible Bracket of Favorite Chapters this week!

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