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King Jehoahaz becomes king of Israel (the northern kingdom). He follows the sins of Jeroboam (idol worship), so God allows Israel to be oppressed by Hazael and later Ben-Hadad, kings of Aram (Syria). Jehoahaz humbles himself and prays, and God shows mercy by giving Israel a deliverer, but the nation still continues in sin.Jehoahaz's son Jehoash (Joash) succeeds him as king. He also follows Jeroboam's sins and does evil in God's sight.During this time, the prophet Elisha is very old and sick. King Jehoash visits him, weeping, and Elisha gives him prophetic signs:Arrows of victory: Elisha tells Jehoash to shoot an arrow, symbolizing God's victory over Aram. Then he tells him to strike the ground with arrows. Jehoash strikes only three times, and Elisha becomes upset, saying that Israel will defeat Aram only three times instead of completely destroying them.After Elisha dies and is buried, a miracle occurs: a dead man's body touches Elisha's bones and comes back to life.In the end, Israel regains some cities that Aram had captured, fulfilling Elisha's prophecy that Jehoash would win three victories.Key Themes:God's mercy even when His people persist in sin.The importance of wholehearted faith and obedience (half-hearted actions limit blessings).God's power displayed even after the death of His prophet.

Paul reminds the Thessalonian believers how he, Silas, and Timothy first came to them. Even though they had faced opposition and suffering in Philippi, they boldly preached the gospel in Thessalonica with sincerity and without selfish motives. They did not seek praise, wealth, or power, but instead cared for the believers gently, like a mother caring for her children and like a father encouraging them to live worthy lives before God.Paul thanks God that the Thessalonians received the gospel not as human words, but as God's Word, which was actively working in them. He acknowledges their suffering at the hands of their own people, similar to how Jewish believers suffered from their countrymen.He also explains that though he longed to visit them again, Satan hindered him. Still, he expresses that the Thessalonians are his joy, glory, and crown in the presence of Christ when He returns.Key Themes:The integrity and sincerity of true gospel ministry.The tender, parental care of spiritual leaders.The reality of suffering for faith in Christ.Believers as a source of joy and reward at Christ's coming.

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King Joash (also called Jehoash) begins to reign over Judah at age seven and rules for forty years in Jerusalem. Under the guidance of Jehoiada the priest, Joash does what is right in God's eyes, though the high places (altars for unauthorized worship) are not removed, and people still offer sacrifices there.Joash orders that money collected at the temple—such as offerings, vows, and freewill gifts—be used to repair the temple. At first, the priests do not make repairs, so Joash and Jehoiada set up a new system: a chest is placed near the altar where money is deposited, and it is used specifically for temple restoration. The money is faithfully handled, given to workers, and used directly for repairs (not for temple utensils).Later, King Hazael of Aram (Syria) threatens Jerusalem. To avoid attack, Joash takes treasures from the temple and the royal palace and sends them to Hazael as tribute, so Hazael withdraws.In the end, Joash is betrayed by his own officials, who conspire against him and assassinate him in Beth Millo. His son Amaziah succeeds him as king.Key Themes:The importance of temple worship and proper use of offerings.The influence of godly leadership (Joash follows the Lord while Jehoiada is alive).Compromise with enemies through tribute instead of trusting God.The tragic downfall of a king who began well but ended poorly.

Paul, Silvanus (Silas), and Timothy greet the church in Thessalonica, thanking God for them and constantly remembering their faith, love, and hope in Christ. Paul notes that the gospel came to them not only with words but also with power, the Holy Spirit, and deep conviction. Despite persecution, the Thessalonians received the message with joy and became examples to believers throughout Macedonia and Achaia. Their faith in God spread widely, so much so that Paul did not need to say much; others testified about how they turned from idols to serve the living and true God and to wait for His Son, Jesus, who rescues them from the coming wrath.

8. When there was death in the pot (poisoned stew), what did Elisha add to make it safe?A) FlourB) SaltC) OilD) Honey

10. How many times did Naaman dip in the Jordan River to be cleansed?A) 3B) 5C) 10D) 7

9. Who advised Naaman to see Elisha about healing his leprosy?A) A Syrian soldierB) His wife's servant girl from IsraelC) GehaziD) King of Syria

After King Ahaziah of Judah dies, his mother Athaliah seizes power by killing off the royal family to secure the throne for herself. However, Jehosheba, Ahaziah's sister, secretly rescues the infant Joash and hides him in the temple for six years under the care of the priest Jehoiada.In the seventh year, Jehoiada organizes a coup with the temple guards and military leaders. They crown Joash as king, present him with the royal crown and the “testimony” (law), and anoint him in the temple. The people rejoice, shouting, “Long live the king!”Athaliah hears the commotion, rushes to the temple, and cries “Treason!” But Jehoiada orders her to be taken out and executed.Jehoiada then makes a covenant between the Lord, the king, and the people that they will be the Lord's people. The people destroy the temple of Baal, tear down its altars, and kill its priest.Finally, Joash takes his rightful place on the throne at age seven, and peace is restored to Judah.Key Themes: God's protection of David's royal line, the danger of idolatry, the importance of covenant faithfulness, and God raising up faithful servants (Jehosheba and Jehoiada) to preserve His promises.

7. What happened to the Shunammite woman's son?A) He drowned in the JordanB) He died suddenly and was raised back to life by ElishaC) He was taken captive to SyriaD) He became sick but later recovered

6. How did God provide water for the armies in the desert?A) Rain from heavenB) A spring opened in the valleyC) Water flowed without wind or rain, filling the trenchesD) Elisha struck a rock

5. Which three kings joined forces to fight against Moab?A) Israel, Judah, and EdomB) Israel, Syria, and EgyptC) Judah, Philistia, and MoabD) Israel, Judah, and Aram

Your words were found and I ate them

Your words were found and I ate them

Your words were found and I ate them

Your words were found and I ate them

Your words were found and I ate them

Welcome back to another episode of CCT! Today we recapped some scores and stats including USF's massive upset of Florida in the Swamp, as well as Oklahoma dominating Michigan in Norman. We pointed out some scores from around the world of CFB which entailed some huge blowouts and close nail biters. In our CFB news segment we rattled off NIL valuations of some of the top WRs in the nation, the story of the 66 year old freshman at LSU, Liberty and James Madison scheduling a game 15 years in the making, and much more. Lastly we concluded with our Games of the Week along with Chew's and the AI Bot's picks!

Colossians 4 SummaryFinal Instructions (vv. 1–6):Paul tells masters to treat their slaves justly and fairly, remembering that they too have a Master in heaven. He urges believers to devote themselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful, and to pray for him so he can proclaim the gospel clearly. He encourages them to act wisely toward outsiders and to let their conversations be gracious and seasoned with salt, so they know how to answer everyone.Personal Greetings (vv. 7–18):Paul sends greetings and updates through trusted coworkers:Paul closes by writing the final greeting with his own hand and asks them to remember his imprisonment. He ends with a blessing of grace.Key Themes:Prayer and watchfulness in the Christian life.Wise conduct and gracious speech toward others.The value of Christian partnership and encouragement.Faithfulness in completing the work God has given.

Jehu Destroys Ahab's Family (vv. 1–17):Jehu writes letters to Samaria, where Ahab's seventy sons live, challenging the leaders to make one of them king and fight for the throne. Fearing Jehu, they refuse and pledge loyalty to him. Jehu orders them to kill Ahab's sons and send him their heads, which they do. Jehu piles the heads in two heaps at the city gate, declaring that God's word spoken through Elijah has been fulfilled. He continues to kill all remaining relatives and supporters of Ahab in Jezreel and Samaria.Jehu Slaughters Ahaziah's Relatives (vv. 12–14):On his way to Samaria, Jehu meets relatives of King Ahaziah of Judah and has them executed.Jehu and Jehonadab (vv. 15–17):Jehu meets Jehonadab son of Rechab, a respected leader, and invites him to join in his zeal for the Lord. Together, they continue wiping out Ahab's family.Jehu Destroys Baal Worship (vv. 18–28):Jehu tricks the Baal worshipers by announcing a great sacrifice to Baal. He gathers them all in the temple, ensuring none of the Lord's servants are present. Once the temple is full, Jehu's men kill everyone inside and destroy the temple, turning it into a latrine.Jehu's Reign (vv. 29–36):Although Jehu eradicated Baal worship, he did not turn away from the sins of Jeroboam (the golden calves at Bethel and Dan). The Lord commends Jehu for carrying out judgment on Ahab's house and promises that his descendants will rule Israel for four generations. However, because Jehu did not fully obey God, the Lord begins reducing Israel's territory through attacks from Hazael of Aram. Jehu reigns in Samaria for 28 years, and his son Jehoahaz succeeds him.Key Themes:Fulfillment of God's judgment against Ahab's dynasty.Zeal for God must be wholehearted—partial obedience is not enough.The danger of replacing one false worship with another (Baal destroyed, but golden calves remain).God rewards obedience but also disciplines incomplete faithfulness.

Most people have no business getting into multifamily real estate. It's slow, risky, and messy — and if you don't have the stomach for years of grind, you'll get crushed. In this episode, I break down the brutal truths about multifamily investing: the sleepless nights, the endless “no's,” the tenant headaches, the financial risks — and why this game isn't for everyone. Then I'll share who does thrive in multifamily: the hungry, the patient, the resilient. And I'll give you a simple litmus test — my free Small Axe Deal Analyzer — to see if you're really cut out for this world.

New Identity Colossians 3 Chew the Bible S3Paul urges believers to set their hearts and minds on things above, where Christ is, rather than on earthly things. Since they have died with Christ and their life is now hidden in Him, they must put to death sinful behaviors such as sexual immorality, greed, anger, slander, and lying.Instead, they are to put on the new self, which is being renewed in Christ's image. In this new life, earthly divisions like Jew or Gentile, slave or free, do not matter—Christ is all and in all.Paul calls believers to clothe themselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and above all, love, which binds everything together. The peace of Christ should rule in their hearts, and the word of Christ should dwell richly among them, expressed through teaching, encouragement, and songs of worship. Whatever they do, they should do it in the name of the Lord Jesus.He also gives practical instructions for Christian households: wives should respect their husbands, husbands should love their wives, children should obey their parents, fathers should not embitter their children, and slaves should obey their earthly masters sincerely—ultimately working as for the Lord rather than for men.Key Themes:Seek heavenly values, not earthly ones.Put off the old sinful nature; put on the new Christlike nature.Unity in Christ transcends divisions.Love is the supreme virtue.Practical guidance for relationships in the Christian home and daily life.Your words were found and I ate them

Dog Food 2 Kings 9 Chew the Bible S3Jehu Anointed King (v. 1–13):Elisha sends a young prophet to secretly anoint Jehu, a commander in Israel's army, as king. The prophet declares that Jehu is chosen by God to destroy the house of Ahab and avenge the blood of the prophets and servants of the Lord shed by Jezebel. After the prophet departs, Jehu's fellow officers at first question him, but when Jehu tells them the message, they quickly proclaim him king.Jehu Kills Joram, King of Israel (v. 14–26):Jehu immediately acts. King Joram (son of Ahab) and King Ahaziah of Judah are at Jezreel, where Joram is recovering from battle wounds. As Jehu approaches, Joram rides out to meet him and asks if there is peace. Jehu replies that there can be no peace while Jezebel's idolatry and witchcraft continue. Realizing Jehu's intent, Joram tries to flee, but Jehu shoots an arrow through his heart. Jehu orders Joram's body thrown into the field of Naboth, fulfilling Elijah's prophecy of judgment for Ahab's family.Jehu Wounds Ahaziah, King of Judah (v. 27–29):Ahaziah tries to escape but is wounded by Jehu's men near Ibleam. He flees to Megiddo, where he dies.The Death of Jezebel (v. 30–37):Jehu then enters Jezreel, where Jezebel awaits him. She paints her eyes and adorns her head, mocking him from a window. Jehu commands her attendants to throw her down, and they do so. Jezebel's blood splatters on the wall and horses, and Jehu tramples her body. Later, when servants attempt to bury her, they find only her skull, feet, and hands, as dogs have eaten the rest — fulfilling Elijah's prophecy that Jezebel's body would be like dung on the field in Jezreel.Key Themes:God's judgment against Ahab's house fulfilled.Jehu as an instrument of divine justice.The certainty of God's prophetic word (everything Elijah foretold comes to pass).Your words were found and I ate them

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Complete in Christ Colossians 2 Chew the Bible S3Paul expresses his deep concern for the believers, wanting them to be encouraged, united in love, and rooted in the full knowledge of Christ. He warns them not to be deceived by fine-sounding arguments or human philosophies that are empty and based on worldly traditions rather than Christ.He explains that in Christ dwells the fullness of God, and believers are made complete in Him. Through Christ, they have been spiritually circumcised, buried with Him in baptism, and raised with Him through faith.Paul emphasizes that God forgave their sins and canceled the written record of debt, nailing it to the cross. Christ disarmed rulers and authorities, triumphing over them.Finally, he warns against letting others judge them by religious rituals, food laws, festivals, or Sabbaths, since these were shadows pointing to Christ. He cautions against false humility, worship of angels, and strict rules about the physical body, which have no real power to restrain sinful desires.Key Themes:Fullness and completeness in Christ.Freedom from human traditions and religious legalism.Christ's victory over sin and spiritual powers.True faith focuses on Christ, not man-made rules.Your words were found and I ate them

What a wild WEEK 1 to start off the CFB season, we went through our stats and scores with Ohio State's big win over Texas and LSU's win over Clemson in the Battle of the Tigers. We took a whirl around the college football world and rattled off scores including Florida State's HUGE upset over Alabama, the Belichick era getting off to a rough start in Chapel Hill, USF with a BIG upset over Boise State, Tarleton State stunning Army in Double OT, and much more. In our CFB News segment we highlighted the new AP poll, went over some jersey concepts for teams this season, the potential of just a single transfer window in January, etc. Lastly in our Games of the Week I made my picks followed by the dreaded AI Bot!

Czabe delivers a MONSTER double-episode today (for FREE! no less!) with both PAUL CHARCHIAN and MR X. Charch talks about the time he got Randy Moss and Robert Smith to sit down for a promotion with his fantasy football magazine - for free! Also, why was Moss insulted? He was only ranked the 40th best WR before he ever caught a pass. Is there too much info out there today, to have somebody like this really flip the league on it's head right away? Also, why the Commanders RB depth chart has a lot of fantasy players freaked out. And should you give a shit what the AI draft grade was for your fantasy team. Then... MR X talks about what's happening with the Rover & Over, and why he doesn't love NFL season over/unders, but the ones he does like, are usually UNDERS. That plus the boys make their 1st TNF pick of the year! Chew slowly, and enjoy. This is a big one!Our Sponsors:* Check out Hims: https://hims.com/CZABE* Check out Indeed: https://indeed.com/CZABEAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On The Debbie Nigro Show, I like to dig into stories that make you go, “Wait, what?!” This week's head-turner: “Ozempic Teeth.” Yep, that's the headline making waves, and I knew I had to call in my go-to expert, Dr. John Castanaro of Castanaro Dental in Yonkers, NY, to help get to ‘the tooth of the matter'. What Are “Ozempic Teeth”? GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy have taken the world by storm for their weight-loss benefits. But dentists are warning about side effects showing up in the mouth. According to Dr. Castanaro: “It's not the drug itself causing problems—it's the side effects like acid reflux, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, and sometimes malnutrition.” Those issues can lead to enamel erosion, cavities, swollen gums, and even gingivitis. In short: less saliva = more dental drama. Prevention Is Key The good news? Simple changes can protect your smile: Drink more water. Dehydration is a big culprit. Use products like Biotene (a rinse that coats and protects against dry mouth). Chew sugar-free gum or candies to stimulate saliva. Stay active. Even light walking helps reduce reflux and nausea. Stay on top of dental visits. Dr. Castanaro recommends some patients schedule three cleanings a year instead of two. As he put it: “Prevention and being on top of it—being educated about it—is everything. You can't ignore these signs.” Dentistry's Big Trend Beyond Ozempic teeth, Dr. Castanaro noted a bigger shift: younger generations with fewer cavities are turning to cosmetic upgrades like Invisalign and whitening. Thanks to new tech (hello, 3D printers!), straighter, whiter smiles are now easier and less invasive than ever. My Takeaway Ozempic teeth might sound scary, but the fix is refreshingly simple: hydrate, care for your teeth, and don't skip the dentist. As always, knowledge is power—and I'm glad Dr. Castanaro was here to drop some wisdom (and a little humor). “At the end of the day, prevention and awareness go a long way.” Thanks, Doc. Enlighten yourself in the short podcast of my live conversation with Dr. John Castanaro on The Debbie Nigro Show.

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More management and insurance knowledge in my newsletter: https://www.odysseymgmt.com/newsletter   Did you know a single ransomware attack can cost a dental office six figures or shut it down entirely? A small dental practice is an ideal target for a cyberattack easy to overlook, often underprotected, and rich with valuable patient data. Teresa Pichay (returning guest!) and Katie Fox from the California Dental Association joined me for a scary session. They shared how hackers use phishing emails, malware, and AI-powered scams to break into dental systems, steal information, and demand high ransoms. Many in dentistry assume they're too small to attract hackers, but that very assumption makes them more vulnerable to hacking attempts. Personal devices, outdated software, and unsecured networks create easy entry points. Even if the breach occurs through a third-party vendor, the dental office is still held responsible. Without strong cybersecurity protocols, HIPAA compliance, and safeguards in place, practices risk data exposure on the dark web or deep web, legal trouble, and costly service disruptions. Cyber liability insurance can help but prevention through secured systems, trained staff, and regular risk assessments is the only reliable defense in an AI-driven threat landscape. Resources from the CDA: Resources from the CDA:  CDA_2025_Cyber_Safety_Checkup.pdf CDA_2025_Questions_Software_Vendor.pdf Want to see the source behind the discussion? Check out the articles below: Medical and Dental Groups Settle Class Action Data Breach Lawsuits Aspen Dental reaches $18.7M settlement in data tracking case Connect with Teresa and Katie  Email: Teresa.pichay@cda.org & security@cda.org  Resources at California Dental Association https://www.cda.org/ ------------- I created Dental Revenue Network to foster collaboration and networking amongst RCM professionals. Billing company owners and billing professionals will have access to skill building sessions, current carrier news and insurance discussions beyond “what's the code?" Check it out - I hope you'll join! https://dentalrevenuenetwork.mn.co/ ------------- Medical Billing Made Easy! Dental Classroom Online: https://www.dentalclassroomonline.com/ Use ODYSSEY for a 10% courtesy ------------- Synergy Dental Partners offers lower prices for your dental supplies and services https://www.odysseymgmt.com/synergy NTMT listeners receive a 2 Month Free Trial + a 3rd Month if you buy anything from any vendor during the trial period. Also, new Darby customers receive a $200 Darby statement credit with a purchase.  ------------- My insurance course Dental Insurance Design and Management is geared toward those who want to understand the how and why of insurance. As a loyal podcast listener, please use "NTMT" for a $75 courtesy toward your investment.  ------------- Visit odysseymgmt.com to check out my book, webinars and courses. ------------- Don't forget to check out my other podcast Chew on This - A Dental Podcast!    **If you like the show then I'd appreciate a good rating. Tell your friends. Even podcasters ask for referrals!** YouTube: https://youtube.com/@odysseymgmt  

God Glue Colossians 1 Chew the Bible Season 3Paul opens with greetings and thanksgiving, praising God for the faith and love of the Colossian believers. He prays that they would grow in spiritual wisdom, strength, and endurance.He then exalts Christ as supreme over all creation — the visible image of the invisible God, through whom everything was created and who holds all things together. Christ is the head of the church, the firstborn from the dead, and the one who reconciles all things to God through His blood shed on the cross.Paul reminds the Colossians that they were once alienated but are now reconciled in Christ, encouraging them to remain steadfast in faith. He also speaks of his own ministry, rejoicing in his sufferings for the sake of the church and striving to present everyone mature in Christ.Key Themes:Christ's supremacy and sufficiency.Redemption and reconciliation through Christ.Growing in spiritual maturity.Paul's joyful service in suffering for the gospel.Your words were found and I ate them

Jesus, I See What You've Done For Other People, And I Want That For Me 2 Kings 8 Chew the Bible S3The Shunammite Woman's Land Restored: Elisha warns the Shunammite woman to flee a seven-year famine. When she returns, her land has been seized. She goes to the king, and as she arrives, the king's conversation with Elisha's servant about the prophet's miracles leads to the immediate restoration of all her property.Hazael Murders Ben-Hadad: Elisha prophesies in Damascus that the ill King Ben-Hadad will die, and that his servant, Hazael, will become king and inflict great evil on Israel. Hazael returns and murders Ben-Hadad, taking his throne.Reigns of Jehoram and Ahaziah: Jehoram of Judah reigns for eight years and does evil, leading to Edom's rebellion. His son, Ahaziah, then reigns for one year, also doing evil and aligning himself with the wicked house of Ahab.Your words were found and I ate them

Stampede 2 Kings 7 Chew the Bible Season 3In 2 Kings 7, Samaria was under siege and suffering from famine. Elisha prophesied that the Lord would provide food the next day at the city gates. A royal officer doubted this, but Elisha told him he would see it happen but not eat of it. Meanwhile, four lepers went to the enemy Aramean camp and discovered it abandoned—the Lord had caused the Arameans to flee in fear. The lepers shared the news, and the people rushed out to plunder the camp, bringing relief from the famine. The officer who had doubted was stationed at the city gate, but when the people surged out in a stampede, he was trampled to death—fulfilling Elisha's prophecy.Your words were found and I ate them

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Infused by the Holy Spirit Philippians 4 Chew the Bible Season 3Paul closes his letter with encouragement, practical advice, and gratitude. He urges the believers to stand firm in the Lord and settle disagreements peacefully (mentioning Euodia and Syntyche). He calls them to rejoice always, pray with thanksgiving, and trust God, who gives peace beyond understanding.Paul encourages them to focus their minds on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and praiseworthy. He testifies that he has learned to be content in every situation—whether in need or abundance—because he can do all things through Christ who strengthens him.He thanks the Philippians for their generosity in supporting him financially, noting that their gifts are a pleasing offering to God and that God will supply all their needs according to His riches in glory. The letter ends with final greetings and a blessing of grace.Key Themes:Joy and peace through prayer and trust in God.Contentment in every circumstance through Christ.Generosity and God's provision.Keeping thoughts fixed on what is good and godly.Your words were found and I ate them

Sermon preached by Dr. B.J. Hutto at Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday, August 31, 2025.

Paul warns the believers to watch out for false teachers who insist on circumcision and outward religious works. He explains that if anyone could boast in human credentials, it would be him — he was a Hebrew of Hebrews, a Pharisee, zealous, and blameless by the law's standards. Yet, he counts all of that as worthless compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ.Paul emphasizes that righteousness does not come through the law but through faith in Christ. His goal is to know Christ, share in His sufferings, and experience the power of His resurrection. He admits he has not “arrived,” but presses forward like a runner in a race, striving toward the heavenly prize in Christ Jesus.He urges believers to follow his example and warns against those who live as “enemies of the cross,” whose focus is earthly things. Instead, Christians are reminded that their true citizenship is in heaven, from where they eagerly await Christ, who will transform their lowly bodies into glorious ones like His.Key Themes:True righteousness comes by faith in Christ, not by works or heritage.The Christian life is like a race — pressing forward, not looking back.Believers are citizens of heaven, awaiting Christ's return.Your words were found and I ate them

Open Your Eyes 2 Kings 6 Chew the Bible Season 3The Borrowed Axe Head (v. 1–7): Elisha makes a borrowed axe head float after it falls into the Jordan River, showing God's concern for everyday needs.Aram vs. Israel (v. 8–23): The Aramean king tries to ambush Israel, but Elisha repeatedly warns Israel's king. When Aramean troops surround Elisha, God opens the servant's eyes to see heavenly chariots of fire. Elisha prays, and the enemy is struck with blindness, then led into Samaria, where they are spared instead of killed.The Siege of Samaria (v. 24–33): The Arameans besiege Samaria, leading to extreme famine. Things get so desperate that food prices skyrocket, and one shocking incident of cannibalism is reported to the king. The king, enraged, blames Elisha and vows to kill him, but Elisha remains confident in God's deliverance.Your words were found and I ate them

WEEK 1 HAS ARRIVED! We have an awesome weekend of College Football to start the season including 3 Top 10 Matchups. In today's episode we recapped Iowa State's victory over Kansas State in Dublin along with stats from the game; also, shout out Hawaii for the walk off winner vs Stanford. Next we dove into our CFB news and highlighted the new 9 game SEC conference schedule starting next season, listed starting QBs for Week 1 games, NIL deals and rumblings, potential fallout for Youtube TV subscribers and Fox, and much more. Lastly, we rattled off our Games of the Week followed by picks by yours truly and the dreaded AI Bot.WELCOME TO ANOTHER GREAT SEASON OF CFB AND STAY TUNED WEEKLY TO CCT!!!

Host Vince Citro welcomes Benjamin Chew, an acclaimed trial lawyer perhaps best known for representing Johnny Depp in the highly publicized defamation trial against Amber Heard. In this in-depth interview, Chew discusses his work on complex commercial disputes, international arbitration, and high-profile celebrity cases that make headlines around the world. He reflects on the challenges of advocating for clients under relentless media attention, the importance of collegiality and professionalism in trial practice, and why pro bono work can be one of the best ways for young attorneys to gain valuable trial experience.

NaaahhhMan & Greedy Gehazi 2 Kings 5 Chew the Bible Season 3Naaman, the commander of the Syrian army, was a powerful and respected man, but he suffered from leprosy. A young Israelite servant girl told Naaman's wife that the prophet Elisha in Israel could heal him. Naaman went to Israel with a letter from his king and gifts, but the king of Israel panicked, thinking it was a trick. Elisha then invited Naaman to come to him.When Naaman arrived, Elisha did not meet him in person but sent a messenger telling him to wash seven times in the Jordan River. Naaman was offended at first, expecting a dramatic miracle, but his servants persuaded him to obey. After dipping seven times, he was completely healed, and his skin became like that of a child. Grateful, Naaman returned to Elisha, confessed that the God of Israel was the only true God, and offered gifts, which Elisha refused.However, Elisha's servant Gehazi, driven by greed, secretly went after Naaman and lied to obtain some of the silver and clothing. When Gehazi returned, Elisha confronted him, knowing what he had done, and declared that Naaman's leprosy would cling to Gehazi and his descendants forever. Gehazi immediately left Elisha's presence covered in leprosy.

Sign up for the latest podcast info - https://laylo.com/willclarke/uqFWnJKaPodcast Overview: In this conversation, Will Clarke and Stef discuss the evolution of music creation, the challenges faced in the music industry today, and the importance of maintaining a balance between personal life and artistic expression. They delve into the significance of record labels, the impact of gatekeepers in the industry, and the purpose behind their music. Stef shares insights on his journey as a musician and the creative process behind his albums, emphasizing the need for authenticity and passion in music. In this conversation, Stef discusses his journey in independent music production, the pressures of expectations in the industry, and the evolving landscape of music trends. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration and creativity in the studio, while also reflecting on the future of album releases and the need to rethink music distribution strategies. The dialogue highlights the challenges and opportunities faced by artists in today's fast-paced music environment.Who is Riva Starr: Riva Starr, aka East-London based Stefano Miele, has long burned a mark on the night. Not simply a widely respected DJ, producer and the owner of Snatch! Records and Brock Wild, his restless artistry has made a career from shrugging off genre constraints and expectations.Join for updates: https://laylo.com/willclarke⏲ Follow Will Clarke ⏱https://djwillclarke.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OmOdgwIzub8DYPxQYbbbi?si=hEx8GCJAR3mhhhWd_iSuewhttps://www.instagram.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.facebook.com/willclarkedjhttps://twitter.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.tiktok.com/@djwillclarke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Be Humble or Be Humbled Philippians 2 Chew the Bible Season 3Paul encourages the believers in Philippi to live in unity, humility, and love. He urges them to put others before themselves, following the example of Christ, who humbled Himself by leaving His divine glory, taking on human form, and dying on the cross. Because of His obedience, God exalted Him above all, giving Him the name above every name. Paul tells the church to “work out their salvation” with reverence, shining like lights in a dark world. He also commends Timothy and Epaphroditus as faithful servants of Christ who live out this selfless attitude. Key Themes: Unity and humility in Christ Jesus as the ultimate example of obedience and sacrifice God exalting Christ above all Living as shining examples of faith in the worldYour words were found and I ate them

Joram's in the House 2 Kings 3 Chew the Bible Season 3King Joram of Israel, along with King Jehoshaphat of Judah and the king of Edom, joined forces to fight against Mesha, king of Moab. On their journey, they ran out of water and feared defeat. They sought help from the prophet Elisha, who told them to bring a musician. As music played, the Spirit of the Lord came upon Elisha, and he prophesied that God would provide water without rain and give them victory. The next morning, water filled the land, and the Moabites, seeing the reflection, thought it was blood. Believing their enemies had killed each other, they rushed in, only to be ambushed and defeated by Israel and its allies.Your words were found and I ate them

Paul in Prison Philippians 1 Chew the Bible Season 3Paul writes to the believers in Philippi from prison. He thanks God for them, prays for their love and knowledge to grow, and encourages them to remain steadfast in Christ. Paul explains that his imprisonment has actually helped spread the gospel, as others are now more bold in preaching. Some preach Christ out of envy, others out of goodwill—but Paul rejoices that Christ is proclaimed regardless. He expresses confidence that through their prayers and the Spirit of Christ, he will be delivered, whether by life or death. For Paul, “to live is Christ and to die is gain.” He longs to be with Christ but chooses to remain for the sake of the believers' growth. He urges them to stand firm, united, and unafraid of opposition.Your words were found and I ate them

Elisha Does CPR 2 Kings 4 Chew the Bible Season 3This chapter highlights several miracles performed by the prophet Elisha, showing God's provision and power:The Widow's Oil (vv. 1–7):A widow in debt seeks help from Elisha. He instructs her to gather empty jars and pour her small amount of oil into them. Miraculously, the oil keeps flowing until all the jars are full, providing enough to pay her debts and sustain her family.The Shunammite Woman's Son (vv. 8–37):A wealthy woman provides hospitality to Elisha, building him a room. As a blessing, Elisha tells her she will have a son. Years later, the boy dies suddenly. The woman seeks Elisha, who goes to her home, prays, and stretches himself upon the boy, reviving him from death.The Deadly Stew (vv. 38–41):During a famine, Elisha's followers unknowingly cook a poisonous stew. Elisha miraculously purifies it with flour, making it safe to eat.Feeding a Hundred (vv. 42–44):A man brings Elisha 20 loaves of barley bread. Elisha distributes it to 100 men, and miraculously, there is more than enough, foreshadowing the miracle of Jesus feeding the multitudes.Your words were found and I ate them

In John 15, Jesus tells us that if we hope to have lives of fruitfulness and joy, we must abide in Him. We must remain intimately connected with Him at the soul level. The stronger the connection, the better the fruit and the greater the joy. In this series, we're exploring ways to build a strong connection with Jesus. The analogy of a grapevine helps us identify some of those practices. Today, we are considering the importance of nutrition.  Just as a grapevine needs good soil from which to draw nutrients in order to produce an abundant harvest, so we need to put our roots down deep into the soil of God's Word.Psalm 1 paints a picture of a tree planted by streams of water that bears abundant fruit. Then the psalmist draws the parallel for us.  We, too, will bear good fruit if we are well-nourished. And that nourishing is found by meditating on the law of the Lord – that is, the Word of God.What does it mean to “meditate” on God's Word? The Hebrew word used in the Old Testament for meditate is the word “hagah.” Literally, it means “to growl.” The picture is that of an animal gnawing on a bone. Chewing on it. Savoring it. Digesting it. This is what we're to do with Scriptures. Take it in. Chew on it. Make it part of you.How might that happen?  How might we move from merely reading the Word to truly eating up and digesting the Word?Here are a series of questions that might get you moving in that direction.  Call them “Meditation Questions.”  As you read the Bible, ask yourself these questions. You may want to get a notebook and write down your answers.What got my attention? What stood out to you? What did I learn about God? It may be something new, or it may be something old that strikes you in a fresh way.What did I learn about myself? This takes it from the theoretical to the personal.What am I going to do about it?  It's not enough to just “hear the Word.” We must be “doers” as well. What is a practical, tangible step you can take to make this Word part of your life?  Text: John 15:1-11Originally recorded on July 23, 2017, at Fellowship Missionary Church, Fort Wayne, IN

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