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Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

April 16, 2026

Jesus' declaration that he is the Good Shepherd, who gives his life for his sheep, is a powerful metaphor for his relationship with God and his followers. The Good Shepherd knows his sheep and is known by them, and he lays down his life for them. This concept is tied to the imagery of the barrier to access in the Old Testament, where Christ's death removed the veil between God and humanity. Jesus' words also introduce the idea of the New Covenant, where God's sheep are not limited to Israel but come from every tongue and tribe and nation. [... more]

Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

April 14, 2026

Why Didn't Jesus Know?

Jesus' statement that he does not know the day and hour of his return raises questions about his omniscience, the nature of the Trinity, and the relationship between his divine and human natures. Theologians have proposed various theories to explain this seeming gap in Jesus' knowledge, but the issue remains a complex and debated topic in Christian theology. [... more]

Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

April 13, 2026

When Towers Fall

When tragedy strikes, we often question God's justice and wonder why innocent people suffer. Jesus' hard sayings challenge us to look beyond the immediate circumstances and consider the eternal perspective, reminding us that we are not exempt from suffering and that repentance is the only antidote to perishing. As we navigate the complexities of sin, suffering, and God's sovereignty, we are driven to seek the solace and comfort that He is prepared to give His people. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

April 01, 2026

But Concerning That Day, No One Knows, Not Even the Son | Mark 13:32-37 | Difficult Saying of Jesus

Believing in the imminent return of Jesus Christ can bring about significant changes in one's life, including spiritual alertness, mission urgency, hope in suffering, and the power to forgive. It can also prompt individuals to reevaluate their priorities and live with a sense of urgency, investing their time, talents, and resources for the kingdom of God. The doctrine of the second coming is a central theme in Christian theology, with numerous references in the New Testament, and is closely tied to the gospel message. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

April 01, 2026

"High and Dry" and "Let the Cat Out of the Bag": The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

The origins of everyday sayings and idioms are explored, tracing their roots to ancient civilizations and historical events. From 'in the lap of the gods' to 'lick it into shape', the stories behind these phrases reveal the complexities of language and culture. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

March 30, 2026

I Saw Satan Fall Like Lightning | Luke 10:17–20

Jesus gives his followers authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, but warns them not to rejoice in their ability to overcome evil spirits. Instead, they should rejoice that their names are written in heaven. The Bible teaches that Satan is a real entity who seeks to destroy Christians and that spiritual warfare is a reality, but it also emphasizes the importance of faith and trust in God's power and protection. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

March 30, 2026

“Red Tape” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions (Pt. 19)

The origins of everyday sayings, idioms, and phrases are explored in this series, delving into their history and cultural significance. From 'red tape' to 'ride shotgun', each phrase is examined to understand its roots and evolution over time. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

March 23, 2026

I Came Not to Bring Peace, but Division | Luke 12:49–53 | Difficult Saying of Jesus

Jesus' message of love and sacrifice can be a source of division, but it's a necessary step in following him. He demands absolute allegiance, and those who love him more than anything else will find that their relationships with family and friends are transformed. By owning Jesus in all areas of life, obeying him with what's in front of us, and having no conditions for following him, we can live a life of true commitment and sacrifice. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

March 20, 2026

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The origins of everyday sayings, such as 'it's a funny old world' and 'keep it up', are explored in this series, tracing their roots back to medieval Latin proverbs, Shakespearean plays, and American comic strips. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

March 18, 2026

Why Have You Forsaken Me? | Mark 14:22–32 | Difficult Sayings of Jesus

Jesus' experience in Gethsemane reveals the depth of God's love and the horror of abandonment, demonstrating the substitutionary nature of his sacrifice and the gospel's power to overcome fear, doubt, and despondency, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of God's willingness to save sinners and the importance of praying fearlessly for God's glory to be shown. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

March 16, 2026

Not Dead, Sleeping | Mark 5:22-42 | Difficult Sayings of Jesus

Jesus teaches us that death is as easy to fix as waking someone up from a short nap, and that our pain and troubles are light and momentary compared to the weight of joy in eternity. He also shows us that personal stature contributes nothing to overcoming death, and that our victory over death came only at great personal cost to him. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

February 10, 2026

How Counterfeit Verses Distort Stewardship with Taylor Standridge

Counterfeit verses can distort our understanding of God's character and financial stewardship, leading to a lack of discernment and dependence on ourselves rather than God. By immersing ourselves in the truth of Scripture, we can develop the ability to recognize these counterfeit verses and instead cultivate a deeper understanding of God's wisdom and guidance in our financial decisions. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 20, 2026

Bite the Bullet and Bless You: The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions (Part 6)

Andrew Thompson, author of Hair of the Dog to Paint the Town Red, explores the origins of everyday sayings and phrases, tracing their roots back to historical events, literature, and cultural practices. From 'beat a hasty retreat' to 'the bigger they are, the harder they fall', Thompson delves into the fascinating world of language history and American culture. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 19, 2026

“Propose a Toast” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

On this episode of Our American Stories Andrew Thompson shares another slice of his guide to understanding the baffling mini-mysteries of the English language this time exploring the phrase propose a toast and others His book Hair of the Dog to Paint the Town Red The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions and Fun Phrases uncovers the quirky roots behind the words we use every day Be sure to check it out Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 09, 2026

“All Hell Broke Loose” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

The origins of everyday sayings and phrases are explored, from 'above board' to 'wear your dirty laundry in public', and how they came to be part of our language. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 08, 2026

“Hunky Dory” and “Hedge Your Bets”: The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

The origins of everyday sayings and phrases are explored, including 'over a barrel', 'head over heels', and 'hunky-dory', which are linked to nautical and horse racing terms. Meanwhile, a tactical first-person shooter game, Ready or Not, is discussed, where players command a SWAT team and engage in strategic action. Additionally, the importance of protein fuel for a joyful life is highlighted. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 07, 2026

“Peeping Tom” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

The origins of everyday sayings and phrases are explored, from the meaning of 'out of the blue' to 'pay through the nose', and how they came to be part of our language, with stories from history and culture. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 06, 2026

“Nest Egg” and “No Dice”: The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

A nest egg is savings set aside for later use, originating from 14th-century England where farmers used a porcelain egg to encourage chickens to lay more eggs. Other phrases like 'in the nick of time' and '19 to the dozen' have interesting origins in England's history, while 'no dice' and 'no such thing as a free lunch' have American roots. Understanding the origins of these phrases can provide insight into the evolution of language and culture. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

December 22, 2025

Wild Goose Chase” & “Wrong End of the Stick” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

The origins of everyday sayings are often rooted in history, with phrases like 'the whole nine yards' and 'wreak havoc' tracing back to military and horse racing traditions. Other expressions, such as 'to get out of the wrong side of the bed' and 'you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours,' have their roots in ancient Rome and the British Navy, respectively. Understanding the stories behind these phrases can provide insight into the evolution of language and culture. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

December 22, 2025

The Meaning of Life

Solomon's journal entries reflect on his search for truth and the importance of fearing God, worshiping, obeying, and preparing for the day of judgment. He warns against getting beyond the words of God and encourages believers to live a life of purpose and meaning by remembering their Creator and resolving to walk with God through life. [... more]