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In this episode, we explore what it truly means to live ready for the return of Jesus and why Scripture calls us to respond with eager expectation rather than indifference. Drawing from the message of The King Is Coming, John unpacks how we prepare our lives, stay spiritually alert, and keep our focus on eternity.

Matthew 21:1-11When they had come near Jerusalem and had reached Bethphage, at the Mount of Olives, Jesus sent two disciples, saying to them, ‘Go into the village ahead of you, and immediately you will find a donkey tied, and a colt with her; untie them and bring them to me. If anyone says anything to you, just say this, “The Lord needs them.” And he will send them immediately.' This took place to fulfil what had been spoken through the prophet, saying,‘Tell the daughter of Zion,Look, your king is coming to you,humble, and mounted on a donkey,and on a colt, the foal of a donkey.'The disciples went and did as Jesus had directed them; they brought the donkey and the colt, and put their cloaks on them, and he sat on them. A very large crowd spread their cloaks on the road, and others cut branches from the trees and spread them on the road. The crowds that went ahead of him and that followed were shouting,‘Hosanna to the Son of David!Blessed is the one who comes in the name of the Lord!Hosanna in the highest heaven!'When he entered Jerusalem, the whole city was in turmoil, asking, ‘Who is this?' The crowds were saying, ‘This is the prophet Jesus from Nazareth in Galilee.' What's your favorite parade? From the Macy's Day Parade to Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day, and countless Independence Day celebrations, we Americans love parades. Some of my favorite childhood memories are from attending or marching in one. Growing up in Anderson, we had the Midnight Parade. It was on the night of July 3rd, but it started at midnight, claiming to be the first July 4th parade in all the land. I loved watching the civic groups march along the route, many I would have never known existed had it not been for the parade. I remember the joy of little kids getting so excited about terrible candy thrown at their feet. Who knew Tootsie Rolls and Airheads could make someone so happy?Most special of all was when we surprised my mom with tickets to the Rose Parade in Pasadena. Every New Year's Day it was on in our house growing up. As we watched, she always said, “Can't you just smell it? I bet the smell is amazing.” And the parade did not disappoint. The floats were extraordinary, the bands terrific, and the smell indeed was amazing.Every parade tells a story — a story of identity, values, and heritage. Mardi Gras tells a story of joy, indulgence, and fun. Pride tells a story of celebration, love, and identity. The Rose Parade tells a story of creation and beauty.And what makes a parade good is that it draws you in. You don't want to just watch it. You want to be part of it, not just a spectator. The people of Jesus' time were no strangers to parades. Because if one ancient people can be credited with the culture of parades, it's the Romans. They were known for their grand displays of power. One example was called the Adventus. That's when a Roman governor or emperor entered a city under Roman control. First came the golden eagle — the symbol of Rome. Then banners and battle flags with Roman gods on them. Then the trumpeters announcing their arrival. Then the display of power: cavalry and foot soldiers dressed in full armor. And then finally came the governor or emperor himself, riding a war horse or chariot. And behind him, chained prisoners — living proof of Rome's power.The Adventus parade told a story that was very clear: Rome is in charge. Rome has power. Rome wins. The Jews of Judea, including Jesus, were familiar with Adventus, because that's how Pontius Pilate would have entered Jerusalem for Passover. Pilate didn't actually live in Jerusalem. He lived in a Roman city near the coast. But every year, during Passover, he would come to Jerusalem.Because Passover made Roman officials nervous. It was a celebration of liberation from oppression under Pharaoh. And Pilate knew people might take that opportunity to protest their oppression under Caesar. So to remind everyone who was in charge, who had the power, Pilate would hold an Adventus. Coming from Caesarea, this huge procession would have entered Jerusalem from the west, quelling even the idea of an uprising.But there was another parade into Jerusalem, this one coming from the East. Jesus and his disciples were in Bethphage when he made an unusual request: Go into the next little town and bring me a donkey and her colt. Matthew even tells us Jesus somehow sits on both of them, which is a little odd and maybe even a little funny to picture. But that's not really the point.Matthew tells us this happened to fulfill the words of the prophet Zechariah: “Look, your king is coming to you, humble and riding on a donkey.” Jesus isn't just finding a ride into town. He is making a statement. He is telling the people exactly who he is. He is the one they have been waiting for.And thus begins the parade. With no flags or banners to wave, they take off their cloaks and line the street with them. There are no drums, just the sound of branches snapping off trees and being spread along the road. And the only music is the crowd shouting, “Save us, Son of David! Save us!” That's what Hosanna means: save us, please. This was a crowd of poor peasants, hurting under the occupation of Rome. And finally here comes their hope — the one they call Son of the king, the rightful heir to the throne; coming to overthrow Rome and restore the kingdom of David, just like his ancestor talked about, like his own mother sang about.Now that's a story. That's a parade that draws you in, one you want to be a part of, not just a spectator. I guess that's why we reenact this parade with palms of our own every year. We find ourselves in that crowd. We may not be poor peasants under Roman occupation, but we still know things are not as they should be. We need a change. We too want to crown Jesus. We too shout Hosanna — save us, O God.Save us from war and division.Save us from hatred and injustice.Save us from everything that keeps this world from being what you created it to be.I wonder when the crowd realized that their parade was not what they thought it was. When did it register that what they wanted Jesus to do and what Jesus was about to do were two very different things? At some point in the week ahead, the crowd is going to realize that their hope isn't going to play out like they thought it would. I imagine at some point they wandered over to the west side of town. Maybe they saw the Adventus, Pilate with all his power entering the city. Or maybe they just heard about it — the horses, the soldiers, the brute force. That parade lured them in. It told them a story, veiled in threats, about how the world works: a world governed by strength and power.Pretty soon after that parade of branches and cloaks, the crowd remembered Jesus on a donkey and compared that to Pilate's parade, Rome's parade, and realized he didn't stand a chance.They weren't in a parade on the east side of Jerusalem that day. They were in a funeral procession, following the hearse the whole time.So they switch sides. And in just a few short days they will go from “Save us!” to “Kill him,” from hail him to nail him.We are still in that same crowd. It's tempting to think we would have stayed by Jesus' side, that we would have understood, that we would have been different. But we are the same crowd. We want a savior who fixes things, who wins, who makes life easier, who proves we are right and our side is right. We want a powerful king, not a crucified rebel. We want victory, not sacrifice. We want resurrection, but we would really prefer to skip Good Friday.And when Jesus doesn't do what we want, we start looking for another parade to join. But Jesus never wanted to be king, at least not the way the world understands kings. His goal was never to display power, but to redefine it; passing on the crown so that he could pick up a cross instead. So this Holy Week, stay in the crowd. You've already started in the parade. You're already a participant in this story. So go a bit deeper. Gather with Jesus and the disciples around the table as we remember the Last Supper and celebrate First Communion with some young partners in mission. Walk all the way to Golgotha on Good Friday. Hear the chants of “Crucify him.” See how the same people who shouted Hosanna put Jesus on a cross.But the parade doesn't stop there. If we follow Jesus all the way, we will find ourselves at an empty tomb. And we will realize the parade wasn't just a funeral procession, but an inauguration, where Jesus is crowned not as a king, but as the savior; defeating sin and death not by power and force, but by obedience, humility, and above all, grace… Which he hands out like candy, freely to anyone who wants to grab it.That's my favorite parade. Not one of power. But one of grace.Amen.

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Everyone's waiting for something - a sign, a break, some hope. The ancient world watched the night sky, longing for a promise to show up. When hope finally arrived, it didn't come in power, but in a tiny town: Bethlehem. This Advent, we'll join the wise men watching the sky, hear the ancient promises, and find the kind of peace that only Jesus, the King who became our peace, can give. Come as you are, and let the waiting turn into worship as we welcome Christ together.Thanks for listening to the Christ Church Mequon Podcast. Find your next step and let us know how we can be praying for you at ChristChurchMequon.LIFE/Podcast. Hit that subscribe button and, until next week, God bless.

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In der Wirtschaft versuchen wir oft, die Zukunft aus den Daten der Vergangenheit zu berechnen. Doch wirkliche Innovation – das radikal Neue – lässt sich nicht in Excel-Tabellen planen. Es bricht herein. Das ist „Adventus“ und Kairos. Zu Gast ist Dr. Andreas Loos, Theologe und ehemaliger Automechaniker. Mit ihm sezieren wir die Jahreslosung 2026 („Siehe, ich mache alles neu“) als Blaupause für Kreativität und Disruption. Wir diskutieren, warum unsere aktuelle „Macher-Mentalität“ oft an Grenzen stößt und warum Hoffnung eine härtere Währung ist als billiger Optimismus. Ein Gespräch über Kontrolle, das Wagnis der Freiheit (von Kindererziehung bis KI) und die Kraft des „Trotzdem“. Fragen, Anmerkungen & Co gern an hello@talerundtalar.de TALER & TALAR Konferenz 2026 02.-04. September | & bringt viel Frucht | Kloster Volkenroda [www.talerundtalar.de](http://www.talerundtalar.de)

An Abrahamic Aventus traces Advent back to Abraham's long, aching wait beneath the stars, where God swore His promise in blood and taught His people to live obediently between promise and possession. This sermon shows Christmas as the arrival of the promised Seed—and calls the Church to wait, not in doubt, but in covenant confidence, as Christ's kingdom steadily claims what God pledged to Abraham.

Everyone's waiting for something - a sign, a break, some hope. The ancient world watched the night sky, longing for a promise to show up. When hope finally arrived, it didn't come in power, but in a tiny town: Bethlehem. This Advent, we'll join the wise men watching the sky, hear the ancient promises, and find the kind of peace that only Jesus, the King who became our peace, can give. Come as you are, and let the waiting turn into worship as we welcome Christ together.Thanks for listening to the Christ Church Mequon Podcast. Find your next step and let us know how we can be praying for you at ChristChurchMequon.LIFE/Podcast. Hit that subscribe button and, until next week, God bless.

Everyone's waiting for something - a sign, a break, some hope. The ancient world watched the night sky, longing for a promise to show up. When hope finally arrived, it didn't come in power, but in a tiny town: Bethlehem. This Advent, we'll join the wise men watching the sky, hear the ancient promises, and find the kind of peace that only Jesus, the King who became our peace, can give. Come as you are, and let the waiting turn into worship as we welcome Christ together.Thanks for listening to the Christ Church Mequon Podcast. Find your next step and let us know how we can be praying for you at ChristChurchMequon.LIFE/Podcast. Hit that subscribe button and, until next week, God bless.

Ps Lee Eden shares a message to encourage us as we enter the Christmas season.

Ps Lee Eden shares a message to encourage us as we enter the Christmas season.

Fr. Maximo explains the three comings of Christ: Jesus' Incarnation, His Second Coming, and during the Sacrament of the Most Holy Mass. In light of this, our attitude should change during "Adventus," or Advent, and here's how and why.

Everyone's waiting for something - a sign, a break, some hope. The ancient world watched the night sky, longing for a promise to show up. When hope finally arrived, it didn't come in power, but in a tiny town: Bethlehem. This Advent, we'll join the wise men watching the sky, hear the ancient promises, and find the kind of peace that only Jesus, the King who became our peace, can give. Come as you are, and let the waiting turn into worship as we welcome Christ together.Thanks for listening to the Christ Church Mequon Podcast. Find your next step and let us know how we can be praying for you at ChristChurchMequon.LIFE/Podcast. Hit that subscribe button and, until next week, God bless.

Hoy escuchamos: Vamos con Todo- El gobernante, Terral- Baila. Entrevista Adventus: Adventus- Nada a favor, Adventus- En paz. Catalina Grande Piñón Pequeño- Quattro Stagioni, 5grand- Ordhalia, As I Lay Dying- If I fall.Escuchar audio

Hoy escuchamos: Adventus- Ser yo, Adventus- De mi corazón y otras miserias, Helloween- Savior of the world, Myrath- Until the end, Evergrey- Oxygen!, Hokka- In the darkness, Regresión- A contracorriente, Barracüda- Como el cristal, Carlos Escobedo- Dolores se llamaba Lola, Abismo- Gitanos, In Flames- Only for the weak, Lamb of God- Sepsis, Decessus- Dark flames.Escuchar audio

Hoy escuchamos: Adventus- Muerte en espiral, Ars Amandi- Va a salir el sol, Rage- Innovation, Razers- Swan in a can, Powerwolf- Stossgebet, Effe- El último, Black Satellite- Kill for you, Visita de Territorio 9: Ozzy Osbourne- Crazy train, Phenomy- Sins of the father, Testament- Shadow people.Escuchar audio

A short set from the Holding Tanks kicks off the ride, with a lengthy excursion into some shadowy, cave-y spaces. A bit of convo and we’re off for a nice deep dive into the stacks…and maybe things briefly get kind of weird. But you’re used to that by now. Start       Marcanus, Adventus, Cinema […]

Hoy escuchamos: Adventus- De mi corazón y otras miserias, Delalma- Mañana vuelve a oscurecer, Avalanch- Otra vida, Avalanch- Papel roto, Adventus- Volver a empezar, Adventus- Más fuerte que el dolor, Sonotones- Solo hay una vida, Reincidentes- Colgados de un sentimiento, Alfredo Piedrafita- No sé bien por qué, Wolfskull- Holler in the hollow, Heaven Shall Burn- Empowerment.Escuchar audio

Somewhat good timing as many of us have seen the latest Mission Impossible watching Tom Cruise doing actual super human feats, many of which are WAY up high. Kimberly Rosinski from the Victory Center is here with her guest Ben Waggoner from Adventus Climbing, a partner of theirs for this year's Over The Edge, and with an invite to an upcoming Adventus happy hour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Drake, Founder at Adventus AI, they help commercial and personal lines brokers who write a lot of property risks put together the most complete submission that wins with an underwriter. The primary means by which they do this is by using AI to bring in all available data, extract the correct property information about a particular property or multi-family complex and turn this information into a winning application.Paul Drake: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpdrake/Adventus AI: https://www.adventusai.com/Video Version: https://youtu.be/YpR-RUsUu2M

Hoy escuchamos: Entrevista Adventus: Adventus- Volver a empezar, Adventus- Llorar no sirve de nada, Adventus- Fundirme con el viento. Linkin Park- Unshatter.Escuchar audio

Hoy escuchamos: Adventus- Lo siento, Laurenne/Louhimo- Falling through stars, Sapere Aude- Demonis, Reylobo- Hijos del Edén, Saurom- El principito, Catalina Grande Piñón Pequeño- Lorenzo Lamas, Radiocrimen- Contracorriente, Canciones con Historia; Dream Theater- A broken man, Dissociated- Endless waves, Deez Nuts- Kill this shit.Escuchar audio

Hoy escuchamos: Adventus- Lo que trajo el viento, Adventus- Todo da igual, Santonegro- Garden, Front Row Warriors- Turn the tide, Sacred Steel- Demon witch possession, Harem Scarem- Better the devil you know, Spiritworld- Waiting on the reaper, En Desacuerdo- Bajo la piel, Marty Friedman- Tearful confession, Canciones con Historia: Savatage- Complaint in the system, Till Lindemann- Meine welt.Escuchar audio

INSPIRATION | Vielleicht kennst du den Spruch „5 Things I Wish I knew when I was 20“? In einem persönlichen Talk erfährst du 5 große Learnings, die Christoph Werner im Business, aber auch im Privatleben gemacht hat. Er berichtet von entscheidenden Stationen im Leben, wie z.B. dem Studium, dem Einstieg ins Berufsleben, aber auch von Erfahrungen aus seinem Privatleben, die ihn zu dem gemacht haben, was er heute ist. Diese Episode gibt dir Anreize, Neues auszuprobieren und soll dir helfen erfolgreicher zu werden. Egal, ob du noch jünger als 20 Jahre bist oder älter. Christoph Werner ist der Vorsitzende der Geschäftsführung von dm-drogerie markt, einem der führenden Drogerieunternehmen in Europa. Unter seiner Führung hat dm seine Marktposition weiter ausgebaut und innovative Konzepte im Bereich Nachhaltigkeit und Digitalisierung umgesetzt. Christoph Werner ist seit vielen Jahren im Unternehmen tätig und bekannt für seinen integrativen Führungsstil und seine strategische Weitsicht. Seine Arbeit trägt maßgeblich dazu bei, dm als vertrauenswürdige und zukunftsorientierte Marke zu stärken. Die 5 Dinge: 1. Die Unterscheidung zwischen Adventus und Futurum als zwei Aspekte der Zukunft. Adventus steht für die offene, unbekannte Zukunft, während Futurum die geplante Zukunft repräsentiert. 2. Das Konzept der Antifragilität - die Fähigkeit, aus Stress und Herausforderungen gestärkt hervorzugehen. 3. Die Wichtigkeit, eigene Urteile zu falsifizieren und die der anderen zu verifizieren, anstatt umgekehrt. 4. Die Erkenntnis, dass Recht haben nicht dasselbe ist wie effektiv sein. Es geht darum, anschlussfähig zu bleiben und Dinge zu bewirken, statt dogmatisch zu sein. 5. Die Einsicht, dass Fehler Sprossen auf der Leiter der Erkenntnis sind. Dies hilft dabei, nach Fehlern wieder Zuversicht zu gewinnen und vorwärts zu schauen. Diese Folge stammt aus unserem Podcast „5 Dinge mit 20“: Bei [5 Dinge mit 20](https://lnk.to/5Things20) trifft Joël Kaczmarek bekannte, erfolgreiche und interessante Menschen und befragt sie, was ihre 5 Dinge sind, die sie gerne schon mit 20 gewusst hätten. Auf diese Weise leiten diese inspirierenden Personen ihre wesentlichen Learnings und Lebenseinsichten ab und bescheren dir echte Wissensabkürzungen.

The Advent of Jesus is more often described as an arrival of Christ to the world, but implicit to an arrival is a story of departure. In this perspective, the departure of Christ from an eternal status quo to corporeal calling in the gospel of Matthew sets the scene of Nativity and the drama implied by Christs arrival. The significance from Christs introduction to the world to the present invites us to take part in the story of redemption and create space for Gods movement in our lives. The First Noel reflects an opportunity to pause from our own norms, make space for the Fathers prompting for our lives, and find our place in the story of Advent.

Preparing for Jesus' Arrival: Reflecting on the Advent Season We extend our heartfelt wishes . . . . . . for a blessed and joyful new liturgical year to everyone. This new beginning calls us to renew ourselves in how we live and grow closer to God. As we step into this liturgical year, we begin with the season of Advent—a time rich with meaning. Advent's Meaning The word Advent originates from the Latin term Adventus, meaning “arrival” or “coming.” This season reflects three profound aspects of Christ's arrival. The First Coming: Advent reminds us of the historical reality of our Lord Jesus Christ's coming to earth. He became man, walked among us, and fulfilled the promise of God. The prophet Jeremiah foretold this in the first reading: God would raise a just shoot from David, fulfilling His covenant with Israel. Jesus' coming is not a myth or a legend; it is a historical truth. He was born as a child, grew among us, and brought salvation to humanity. The Second Coming: Christ also comes to us daily. Advent is a season to recognize His constant presence in our lives. Jesus knocks on the door of our hearts, seeking to be welcomed. He comes to us through His Word, through prayer, and most intimately in the Eucharist. Every day, we are called to open our hearts to Him and embrace His presence. The Final Coming: Lastly, Advent calls us to prepare for Christ's ultimate return in glory. Just as He came in history and as He continues to come to us daily, He will come again to fulfill God's divine plan. This final coming reminds us to live with vigilance and hope, ready to welcome Him when He returns. In the Homily, we hear a story about one family's preparation for Our Lord's Final Coming and its implications for all of us. As we journey through Advent, let us reflect on our readiness for Christ's presence in all its forms. Let us prepare our hearts, welcome Him daily, and live with joyful anticipation of His final coming. Hear more within this Meditation Media. Listen to: Preparing for Jesus' Arrival: Reflecting on the Advent Season -------------------------- Image: Christ: The Last Judgement: Italian Artist and Painter: Michelangelo: 1536-1541 This is a very small portion of a much larger Sistine fresco painted by Michelangelo twenty-five years after painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling.

Pastor Jack introduces our Advent series titled God With Us.  The first message is entitled "Between Already and Not Yet".   Advent– (Lat.) “Adventus” meaning coming and or “arrival”. Advent is both celebration and anticipation.       If you want to support what God is doing through Cityline, click here: https://citylineonline.churchcenter.com/giving   —— If you want to support what God is doing through Cityline, click here: https://citylineonline.churchcenter.com/giving Want to learn more about Cityline and how to get involved? Click here: https://citylineonline.org   Are you in need of prayer or someone to talk with? Click here: https://citylineonline.org/prayer   —— Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citylineonline/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citylineonline/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCumM40GFhmHumITXmh8MV0g Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cityline-church/id1308579363?mt=2 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0pHyJ5pxtry1tIMlD9ZBPd?si=e01fc4636d5543e1

Friends, we come to the First Sunday of Advent, which is the commencement of the new liturgical year. “Adventus” in Latin means arrival or coming, and one way to look at Advent is to see three comings of Christ. There is the coming of Christ in history in Bethlehem, the coming of Christ now as he approaches our hearts, and the coming of Christ someday in the future. All three of these dimensions belong to our Advent preparation.

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Hoy escuchamos: Melodius Deite- Witchery. Entrevista Adventus: Adventus- Todo da igual, Adventus- Magia.Escuchar audio

Hoy escuchamos: Leo Jiménez- Mírate, Adventus- Todo da igual, Fausto Taranto- La flor maldita, Orion Child- Aesthesis, Bruce Dickinson- Resurrection men, Non Servium- Lágrimas de sangre, Kannon- Chaval, Los Suaves- Vísperas de destrucción, Savia- 9 a.m., Skunk D.F.- Nada será igual, Estirpe- Nunca y siempre, Caskarrabias- Jueves 11.Escuchar audio

Hoy escuchamos: Adventus- Magia, Adventus- Lo que trajo el viento, Adventus- Aire, Alestorm- Voyage of the dead marauder, Kamelot- Eventide, Iron Savior- Raising hell, Grave Digger- Battle cry, Pulsa Denura- Tiempo, Kike M- La cara de la muerte, Canciones con Historia: Him- Like Saint Valentine, Samael- Rain.Escuchar audio

“Glory” is our third and final advent sermon for 2023. This sermon was preached by Pastor Jason Garwood and recorded on Sunday, December 24th, 2023, at the weekly worship gathering of Cross & Crown Church. If you have been blessed by this sermon, please visit our website to learn more about us or to hear more messages: www.crosscrownchurch.com. You can support the work of Cross & Crown by visiting our website: www.crosscrownchurch.com/give.

“Dwelt” is our second advent sermon for 2023. This sermon was preached by Pastor Jason Garwood and recorded on Sunday, December 17th, 2023, at the weekly worship gathering of Cross & Crown Church. If you have been blessed by this sermon, please visit our website to learn more about us or to hear more messages: www.crosscrownchurch.com. You can support the work of Cross & Crown by visiting our website: www.crosscrownchurch.com/give.

“Flesh” is our first advent sermon for 2023. This sermon was preached by Pastor Jason Garwood and recorded on Sunday, December 10th, 2023, at the weekly worship gathering of Cross & Crown Church. If you have been blessed by this sermon, please visit our website to learn more about us or to hear more messages: www.crosscrownchurch.com. You can support the work of Cross & Crown by visiting our website: www.crosscrownchurch.com/give.

Jenn hosts Neal and Jacqueline as the Open Doors Advent series begins. The text is Isaiah 40:3-5 with Neal reflecting on the richness and beauty of Advent and the meaning of the Latin word Adventus.Hear Neal's favorite definition of faith and a lively discussion surrounding the Advent themes of Preparation and Promise with Jenn relating these to having company over and Jacqueline likening them to an ongoing construction project. The first Advent candle stands for hope and Neal talks about the prophet Simeon's example of waiting, preparation, and prophecy. Listen to real-life examples surrounding waiting and anticipation, including Neal's story of losing his wedding ring!Advent is a season of encounter not only surrounding Jesus' birth, but a present everyday encounter through the Holy Spirit. Begin your Advent season with this encouraging episode and remember His arrival and presence changed everything!Find Unbound and Abba's HeartListen to Evidence by Josh BaldwinJoin us at one of our Freedom in Christ conferencesSupport our mission and donate today to our annual appeal!Check out Unbound and find other resourcesRelease: December 2023Music by Christian HarperArtwork by Rosemary Strohm at Command-S