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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2025 · 45 MIN

Threads of Redemption: Heaven is a Place Called Earth (Rev 21)

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In this episode of Roots and Relevance, the hosts wrap up the 'Threads of Redemption' series with special guest Ginny Busse. Ginny shares her life journey, including her recent move to Michigan and becoming a mother. The conversation then shifts to the role of the church and society in addressing issues like poverty and hunger, sparked by recent government shutdowns affecting food assistance programs. The hosts debate the responsibilities of the church versus the government, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and support. They also explore theological perspectives on the concept of redemption, the end times, and the transformation of the world as depicted in Revelation 21. The episode challenges listeners to actively participate in kingdom work and extend help to those in need. 00:00 Introduction and Series Overview 00:39 Guest Introduction: Ginny Busse 01:05 Ginny's Background and Life Update 02:10 Coaching and Family Life 05:03 Discussion on Poverty and Hunger 08:02 Role of Church and Society 19:29 Revelation 21: A New Heaven and a New Earth 23:31 Theology of Restoration and Refurbishment 24:28 Debating Heaven and Earth 24:45 Experiencing Cultures and the New Earth 26:05 The Church's Role in the New Creation 30:39 Understanding the New Covenant 32:38 Faith, Works, and Salvation 37:10 Living the Kingdom Now 43:58 Concluding Thoughts and Challenges

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