Episodes
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Philippians 2:19-30
All Christians need three types of relationships—a father, a son, and a brother.
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Philippians 2:1-11 Part 2
Imitate the way Jesus thinks. Understand humility more clearly by seeing God’s humility through the person and work of Christ.
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Philippians 1:1-11
Weep over things that should be wept over, but a continual, general disposition of sadness and being stressed must give way to a posture of trusting God in the Gospel that results in joy through all the circumstances of life.
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series Q & A
Questions and answers
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 9
Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands: Are you sure this is for me?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 8
Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners: Where in the world would I think about starting to help?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 7.2
The Relationship between Secular Psychologies and Scripture: Should Christians go to therapy?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 7.1
The Relationship between Secular Psychologies and Scripture: Should Christians go to therapy? (Part 1)
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 6
The Source of Truth: How do I find my way back?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 5
The Image Marred and Restored: What is my condition?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 4
The Image in You: Am I—me—truly human?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 3
The Subjects of Counsel: What does it mean to be human?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 2
Terms, Classes, and Differentiators: What is Biblical Counseling?
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 1
Introduction: Why Spend My Summer Here?
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Koinonia Welcome Night 2026
A New(?) Commandment?
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Ecclesiastes 12:8-14
Wrestle and struggle, listen and speak, but never give up on the Lord and His way.
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Ecclesiastes 11:7-12:7
Guest Speaker Vincent Rubio
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Ecclesiastes 10:16-11:6
Money isn’t everything, yet take diversified, consistent, appropriate risks to accumulate for worship through wealth.
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Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:15
Sit, walk, and stand in Wisdom incarnate even when the waves (paradoxes) of life threaten to drown you.
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Ecclesiastes 9:1-12
What kind of hands do you think God has?
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Ecclesiastes 7:15-29
Audio issue cut file short. If you find Solomon’s conclusions hit a little to close to home in describing how you think about the world, Ecclesiastes is calling you to wake up and realize you’ve been in the prostitute’s house before it’s too late.
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Ecclesiastes 6:10-7:14
When you abandon looking at things from God's point of view (a revelational epistemology), life will lose all its transcendent meaning. Thus, Ecclesiastes confronts the downward drift of our eyes that trust our own sense of goodness more than God's.
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Ecclesiastes 6:1-9
When you really investigate life, you will find it does suck in countless ways, but don't miss God's many earthly joys He gives you as a gift pointing to ultimate good in Him.
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Ecclesiastes 5:8-20
Josh Sneed
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Ecclesiastes 4:7-16
Please, I beg you, stop trying to go at it alone. You're home now, it's all going to be okay.
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Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:6
How sure are you really that God is a God of war for the oppressed?
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Ecclesiastes 3:1-15
Though God has ordered the universe coherently, humans still tend to miss the moment. But wisdom from above teaches us how to seek the right things and stand in awe of the One Shepherd.
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Ecclesiastes 2:12-26
Meaning is not found through wisdom or work—yet these are also a key part of God’s good gifts.
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Ecclesiastes 2:1-11
Seeking meaning through pleasure is fruitless, yet so too is seeking pleasure and happiness without meaning.
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Ecclesiastes 1:3-18
The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.
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Ecclesiastes 1:1-2
Life is Confusing: The first ~5-10 minutes of this recording are missing due to a technical issue. The written notes from the first portion of the lesson are included below: Intro: - Tonight, being journey into OT, into Ecclesiastes, part of the wisdom literature. Meant to teach us how to live…
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Acts 28 & 29
Be a true Israelite—and take back what’s rightfully ours.
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Acts 27
You have divine life in your veins, bringing the calmness of Christ’s light and life to those drowning in darkness and death.
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Acts 26
My history with the Gospel that took our shared history of sin and replaced it with His history of righteousness can be their and our future of hope together.
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Acts 25
From Josh Sneed
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Acts 24
Train your mind in light of the resurrection to think clearly and act decisively so that you can stand confident on judgment day.
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Acts 23
In days that seem brutally human, there is no circumstance beyond God’s plan, and He will see you to the right destination.
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Acts 21
God loves to use apparent catastrophic defeats to accomplish the greater victory demonstrating His power.
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Acts 19
The Word of God—written, preached, taught, seen, tasted—is sufficient for all matters of faith and practice.
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Acts 18
By Caleb Crockett
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Acts 17
The resurrection grounds meaning at the intersection of transcendence and immanence.
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Acts Review 1-16
Due to discussion style of this lesson, audio may be challenging to discern occasionally in the middle portion of the recording. However, a monologue style opens and concludes this lesson.
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Flourishing Life Conclusion
Flourishing are you in the eschatological judgment if you hear and do the teachings of Jesus that call for whole person, authentic righteousness.
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Flourishing Life 5
Flourish by letting go of things held in sinful anger and seek the restoration of relationships. Flourish by killing every lustful thought that turns humans into objects for self-gratification. Flourishing by being faithful and forgiving in your marriages!
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Flourishing Life 4
Flourish by bearing witness to the New Covenant, even in persecution, as you will gain fellow God-glorifiers. Flourish by seeking the glory of the Father instead of trying to get glory for yourself. Flourish by having boundaries guided by God’s will revealed in His law. Flourish by allowing those...
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Flourishing Life 3
Flourishing are those who forgive and restore even in the face of the most painful debts because they are showing that they have and will receive forgiveness and mercy from God. Flourishing are those who have congruency between internal and external righteousness because they will be ever…
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Flourishing Life 2
Flourishing are those who know that they are spiritually destitute, for only from this beginning point can one receive everything in the Kingdom. Flourishing are those that feel and mourn the weight of your own sinfulness and the brokenness of the world because God will comfort you by changing…
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Flourishing Life 1
The beginning of the flourishing life—the door of the Kingdom even—is for those that confidently, humbly acknowledge their radical spiritual bankruptcy.
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He Descended to the Dead: A Holy Saturday Special
The Apostle’s Creed is a faithful summary of the Biblical data regarding where Christ was between Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday. Concluding his humiliation and beginning His exaltation, Christ descended to the realm of the dead (consciously, as both God and man) to declare victory against...
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