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Let’s talk boxing on The Kenny & JT Show with area analyst and promoter Antonio Castro. We discuss the outrageous events surrounding Jake Paul’s knockout of ex-UFC fighter Ben Askren. Are Paul’s antics good for the sport? Can UFC fighters transition to boxing? And what is the state of boxing these days?

"To know that we are secure in Christ is a great assurance to live in this world today. "... but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Since, therefore, we have now been justified by his blood, much more shall we be saved by him from the wrath of God. For if while we were enemies we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, now that we are reconciled, shall we be saved by his life." Romans 5:8-10 * What are the dispensations? Are Paul's writings only for the Gentiles? * What do you say to someone who says, "I have to get right with God"?

Discussions of Romans 13 have arisen significantly considering the vast manifestations of executive orders that have been offered during the prevalence of COVID-19. I dare suggest that Romans 13, along with a few other passages and verses of Scripture, is one of the most misused scriptures in the entire biblical canon. Submission to authorities is vital to godliness; yet, the scope of Romans 13 is perhaps not what many understand. In the time Paul wrote his letter to the Romans, government was corrupt and even persecuted Christians. Paul, however, instructs believers to submit or be subject to the governing authorities. The Greek word for “be subject” is hupotasso, which literally means to place or rank under. The term implies an intentional effort. It is similar to what Paul commands believers in Philippians 2: to have the same mind as Christ Jesus, namely a mind of humility considering others better (Phil 2:5). These instructions do not mean that one certainly is less than another person but that Christians are to act as if that is the case, as Jesus did in his earthly ministry; no greater example of humility may be found except that of Christ Jesus. To be subject to the authorities then is to consider the governing bodies God ordained to be higher in rank. Understanding that being subject to the authorities is an explicit instruction given to God’s people, Romans 13 must be interpreted. Are Paul’s instructions part of a blanket command to blindly obey the governing authorities, or is the scope narrower? To answer this question, there are four primary elements to consider. I will examine these elements here and then determine the scope of Romans 13.

Discussions of Romans 13 have arisen significantly considering the vast manifestations of executive orders that have been offered during the prevalence of COVID-19. I dare suggest that Romans 13, along with a few other passages and verses of Scripture, is one of the most misused scriptures in the entire biblical canon. Submission to authorities is vital to godliness; yet, the scope of Romans 13 is perhaps not what many understand. In the time Paul wrote his letter to the Romans, government was corrupt and even persecuted Christians. Paul, however, instructs believers to submit or be subject to the governing authorities. The Greek word for “be subject” is hupotasso, which literally means to place or rank under. The term implies an intentional effort. It is similar to what Paul commands believers in Philippians 2: to have the same mind as Christ Jesus, namely a mind of humility considering others better (Phil 2:5). These instructions do not mean that one certainly is less than another person but that Christians are to act as if that is the case, as Jesus did in his earthly ministry; no greater example of humility may be found except that of Christ Jesus. To be subject to the authorities then is to consider the governing bodies God ordained to be higher in rank. Understanding that being subject to the authorities is an explicit instruction given to God’s people, Romans 13 must be interpreted. Are Paul’s instructions part of a blanket command to blindly obey the governing authorities, or is the scope narrower? To answer this question, there are four primary elements to consider. I will examine these elements here and then determine the scope of Romans 13.

On this episode of The Paul Wharton Show, Paul and Darnell talk about what it truly means to be a friend. Are Paul's expectations for others too unrealistic? How do you find your tribe? Paul and Darnell also talk about their best woof-y friends and debate about Tyler Perry. Powered and distributed by Simplecast

David tells us the Law of God is perfect in every way. But what about Paul's seeming negative statements about the Law of Moses? Are Paul and David contradicting one another? We tackle this question today in the podcast!

This week on DVDE-CLUTTER we discuss everyone's favourite Disney film - Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Are Paul's fond memories enough to save this adventure story from the bin?! Music Credit: "Getting it Done" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/DVDE-CLUTTER/message

1- A time to portray the Gospel through silence.--not to teach or have authority over a man--not speak in a way that disregards-undermines God's design for male leadership-2- A time to speak the Gospel through words.--Participation in public gatherings--Speaking Gospel truth to another in love--Teaching younger women and children-Preparing your heart for the sermon---Why is it important that the church gathering is conducted in an orderly way---In what areas of life has God designed an ordering of roles- What does this look like---What does Paul give as support for his commands to women- Where in the Law is he probably referring---Other passages to consider- Gen 1-26-27- 2-18-23- Eccl 3-7- Isa 53-4-7- 1 Cor 11-2-16- 14-26-40- 1 Tim 2-11-14- 1 Pet 2-21-3-2-Digging Deeper---How does being silent through submission point us to Christ in the Gospel---Does Paul ever expect a woman to speak when the church gathers- How does her silence give her a platform to speak later---Are Paul's commands to women still applicable today or were they simply based on culture- Why or why not---Who else is this context is commanded to submit and be silent- When might we be called to respond that way-

Are Paul and Patrik theater queens? Cher's latest triumph has our hosts assimilating rapidly into midlife cliches. Speaking of queens, Bohemian Rhapsody is a new hetero fairytale destined to distort facts forever! The Real Housewives has entered turbo pig out mode with two new seasons, which begs the questions: Is NeNe rich? Does Beverly Hills still have "it"? And how many people has Danielle Staub actually murdered? Check out our gorgeous new avatar and push this podcast onto your friends, pronto! 

This is our very first Question and Response episode and we had a blast doing it! Thank you to everyone who submitted questions. In this episode we fielded questions on the Holy Spirit. What is the difference between spirit and soul in the Bible? How do the New Testament authors portray the Holy Spirit in relation to Greek spiritual ideas? Are Paul's list of spiritual gifts in the New Testament comprehensive, just examples, or something else? What are some of the different interpretations and ideas of the 1 Corinthians passages on the Holy Spirit and Paul's writing saying all should desire spiritual gifts? Why did the Holy Spirit come at Pentecost? And what exactly did Pentecost and associating feast mean to the Jewish people? How do we know who has the Holy Spirit and who doesn't? How do you hear from God through the Holy Spirit? What are some good resources to learn more about the Holy Spirit? Music Credits: Defender by Rosasharn Music

By the power of Greyskull, it's our first ever guest, Swoopy! The co-creator of the excellent Skepticality podcast is well-known in the online skeptical arena, and also just happens to be super fun to talk to! What do Paul and Brian talk with her about? GLAD YOU ASKED: Swoopy, because she's our guest, and she does stuff! Religious accommodation comes to Costco in an interesting way! Apple! Are Paul and I *really* bothered by his height? Why do people care about the royal family? And more, in all likelihood! You can find our excellent guest on Twitter, where she's @swoopy! You can find Paul @paulfidalgo, and Brian @dotboom! If you like the show, won't you leave us a positive review wherever you download it from? And subscribe! And tell your friends! And shave our url (thinkerypodcast.com) into the side of your dog, if you have one!

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Are Paul and Aron destined to be mortal enemies? Given Paul is due to visit Aron in Texas, could that be when their rivalry begins? Find out in this exciting new episode of Funnybooks with Aron and Paulie! Paulmageddon is coming to Texas! Aron’s internets Lex Luthor and Alfred cast in Batman vs. Superman Adventures […]