Still Ripples (Audio)

Join Greg & Brian as they reflect on Easter -- the central, key pivoting point in Christianity -- as they read through the Resurrection account in Matthew 28.

In Chapter 42, the conclusion of Job's story, he repents of any wrongdoing in his speaking of the Lord, and God restores Job by giving him more than he ever had before his trials began.Greg & Brian discuss how we can learn from "the patience of Job" -- even today, thousands of years later -- when we are tested or made to suffer. Music Credits:"Sunbeam Surf", "Suspicious Mind", & "Crossing the Jordan"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

God continues speaking to Job in Chapter 41, bringing up yet another humbling example of Creation -- the Leviathan.Music Credits:"Pranksta Boogie", "Things Unseen", "Crackle and Pop", "Horns of Plenty", & "Love Lullaby"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Job states that he will remain silent before God, having nothing to say, while God keeps questioning and humbling him in Chapter 40.Music Credits:"Beauty in Slow Motion" & "Rockets Red Glare"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

In Chapter 39, God continues speaking to Job, reminding him of who designed and controls Nature and all of the animals.Music Credits:"D Street", "Sarah Surprise", & "Joyful Orbit"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Chapter 38 has arrived... and so has God, posing his own questions to Job and declaring His omnipotence.Music Credits:"Aural Adrenaline" & "Loving Patience"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

In chapter 37, Job's friend, Elihu, concludes his speech, commenting on God's power and sovereignty by referencing nature and the design of Creation.Music Credits:"Spoon of Suspense" & "Pranksta Boogie"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

In Chapter 36 of Job, Elihu continues speaking, addressing the attributes of God -- including His Might, Righteousness, Majesty, and justice.Music Credits:"Loving Memory", "Horns of Plenty", "Spies of Jericho", "Groovin' Flute", "Love Lullaby", "Explore and Climb", "Trumpet in Zion", & "Moon Patrol"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Join us as we celebrate the true meaning of Christmas by reading the story of Christ's birth as told in the Gospel of Luke.

Christ teaches us to love one another, but -- even within the church -- that doesn't always happen. Why do we seem to attack our fellow believers with such haste, and what can we do to approach a Christlike attitude of forgiveness?Music Credits:"Crossing the Jordan"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com"How Great Thou Art"arr. & performed by Judson Hurdhttp://www.judsonhurd.comLicensed through Mevio's Music Alleyhttp://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=4c8a91e17080b105176b19a2f9b4a982

As Elihu continues speaking to Job, he reproofs his claims of righteousness by reminding him of God's Sovereignty.Music Credits:"Holding Hands" & "King of Glory"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Elihu continues to address Job and his friends by discussing the justice of God. Greg & Brian explore what we can learn from this passage regarding judgment, authority, and even lessons on how to witness to others today.Music Credits:"Deep Sea Voyage" & "Biting the Apple"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

In Chapter 33, Job's friend, Elihu, discusses sin, righteousness, and the need for a Redeemer.Music Credits:"Crackle and Pop"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Now that Job has made his final statement, in Chapter 32, his friend, Elihu, begins to address him and his companions.Music Credits:"Suspicious Mind" & "Happy Scream"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

What do we do when church traditions conflict with scriptural truth?Music Credits:"Panacea Effect", "Fireproof", "Secrets and Lies", "None But You, " & "Rain in June"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Greg & Brian examine chapter 31, where Job concludes his final speech, asking questions about his integrity and welcoming God's judgment if he has done wrong.Music Credits:"Celebratory Squeeze"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

Continuing his final defense, in Chapter 30 Job compares his present condition to his state before hardship struck. Greg & Brian discuss what we can learn from Job about worshiping and praising God, overcoming the tactics of Satan, and remaining faithful - even during trials and "valleys."Music Credits:"Beauty in Slow Motion" & "Horizon Hill"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

In chapter 29, Job continues to offer his final defense to his friends' accusations by reflecting on his past.Music Credits:"Mudslide"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

As they reflect on the 12th anniversary of 9/11, Greg & Brian go "On the Lake" to discuss how we are to continue praising and worshiping God even through tragedy and suffering.

Greg & Brian read a poetic chapter in which Job continues his final speech by discussing the value of wisdom.Music Credits:"Banshee Scream 2 Vibe"by Rob ReedUsed under license #1009http://www.makerofmusic.com

What if you were all alone... just you in a boat on a lake in near complete silence with nothing but the wind, water, and crickets to which to listen? "On the Lake" is about getting alone and getting real with God and talking about whatever crosses your heart and mind.This week, Greg & Brian spend time thanking God for His perfect Love and how He satisfies us wholly and completely.

As believers in Christ, we are called to love one another -- but also those that continue in sin. The degree to which you obey this commandment will determine what kind of Christian you will be. This week, Greg & Brian discuss the "second greatest commandment" as well as the traps we can fall into as believers.Music Credits:"Nighttime Canoe", "Happy for a Reason", & "Angel Hair"by Rob ReedUsed under license #466-468 (inclusive)http://www.makerofmusic.comClosing Music - "Sacred Spaces"by Judson Hurdhttp://www.judsonhurd.comLicensed through Mevio's Music Alleyhttp://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=4c8a91e17080b105176b19a2f9b4a982

We return to our study in Job this week. In Chapter 27, Job begins his final speech by discussing integrity -- not only his own, but God's as well.Music Credits:"Broken Mirror"by Rob ReedUsed under license #465http://www.makerofmusic.com

Greg & Brian discuss a "hot-button" topic: tolerance -- how does Christianity's definition of this subject compare to the world's? Finally, as we conclude our series on Christianity's true message, the guys answer the question: Is it a message of hatred, or a recognition of the sacred?Music Credits:"Sarah Surprise" & "Joyful Orbit"by Rob ReedUsed under license #463 & 464http://www.makerofmusic.com

As we continue our look at Christianity's true message, Greg & Brian look at what Scripture has to say about another "hot-button" issue: abortion.Music Credits:"Monkey Shine"by Rob ReedUsed under license #462http://www.makerofmusic.com

Now that we've seen how Christ addressed Sin, how are we to treat it? What are the right and wrong ways to react to Sin? As this week's discussion continues, Greg & Brian also tackle the first of several "hot-button" topics: homosexuality and what Scripture says about it.Music Credits:"Things Unseen"by Rob ReedUsed under license #461http://www.makerofmusic.com

The guys continue their discussion of times that Christ addressed sin directly as part of our continued examination of Christianity's true role in the world.Music Credits:"Rockets Red Glare" & "Sunbeam Surf"by Rob ReedUsed under license #459 & 460http://www.makerofmusic.com

As we continue with our new series on Christianity's true message, Greg & Brian look at some examples of when Christ addressed Sin to those He spoke with.Music Credits:"Firefight" & "Playing Trains"by Rob ReedUsed under license #457 & 458http://www.makerofmusic.com

This week, Greg & Brian begin a new series examining whether the world's view of Christianity -- that it is a religion filled with hatred and bigotry -- is correct, or whether it acknowledges and pursues the sacred. In this first installment, they tackle the difficult subject of Sin.Music Credits:"Crackle and Pop Plus", "Fierce Competition", "Coastline Cruise", "New York City", "Bust Your Jaw", "Tears for Buckley", "Seek the Kingdom", "Kitty Konquest", & "Paul's Lament Instrumental"by Rob ReedUsed under license #448-456 (inclusive)http://www.makerofmusic.com

Summer's here, and Still Ripples is back! This week, we look at a short argument made by Job's friend, Bildad, as he continues to ridicule Job, then Job's response.Music Credits:"Streets of Heaven", "Groovin' Slowlike", & "Same Old Story"by Rob ReedUsed under license #444-446 (inclusive)http://www.makerofmusic.com