Miracles In Dark Places

An episode of the Arena 22 podcast, hosted by Tobin Crenshaw, titled "Miracles In Dark Places" was published on December 17, 2020 and runs 21 minutes.

December 17, 2020 ·21m · Arena 22

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Summary

From the Rwandan genocide, to murderous drug cartels in South America, find out how the "people that walked in darkness have seen a great light" (Isaiah 9:4); plus lessons from the "Billy Graham of Latin America" (Julio Ruibal, who faced down some of the most malicious criminals in modern history); the monetary cost of restlessness in the United States every year; A. B. Simson and John Newton on overcoming all fear; the true impact of leaving a legacy (either as a warning or as an example); Charles Spurgeon's last sermon; where 80% of marital fights are born; and one woman's response to tragic news on Christmas (and her supernatural answer to it all). 

Episode Description

From the Rwandan genocide, to murderous drug cartels in South America, find out how the "people that walked in darkness have seen a great light" (Isaiah 9:4); plus lessons from the "Billy Graham of Latin America" (Julio Ruibal, who faced down some of the most malicious criminals in modern history); the monetary cost of restlessness in the United States every year; A. B. Simson and John Newton on overcoming all fear; the true impact of leaving a legacy (either as a warning or as an example); Charles Spurgeon's last sermon; where 80% of marital fights are born; and one woman's response to tragic news on Christmas (and her supernatural answer to it all).