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Treasure of Glory Podcast
Hosted by James D. Perkins · EN
This podcast is a place for Christians who want to cultivate a deeper relationship with God. This won't be a one-dimensional podcast where only one topic is discussed. We will explore everything from eschatology to discipleship to politics. If you want to renew your mind with God's Word, a daily episode will give you plenty of material to "chew" on!
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What Moves the Needle of Your Internal Compass?
Aug 17, 202100:12:41Tap to summarizeEveryone has an internal compass. Unfortunately, a lot of people are walking around with broken compasses not knowing their needle is not pointing at true north. There are many forces in our culture competing to control your compass, such as politics, religion, and social media. The spirit of antichrist is working hard in the earth to move the needle in everyone's compass. Make sure you know where true north is (Christ), and know how to use the Bible to move your needle.
Transcribe →Evidence for God's Existence Part 3
Aug 10, 202100:17:05Tap to summarizeDid the universe have a beginning? Some of the brightest minds in physics wrestled with this and even Einstein, when his own equations led to the conclusion, couldn't accept it because of its philosophical and religious implications. Eventually the science backed the skeptics into a corner and they eventually embraced Big Band cosmology. The Kalam argument says that anything that begins to exist, even a universe, was caused. What caused the universe? Mind. Intelligence. Information preceded matter and energy so mind preceded the material universe. This mind is God.
Transcribe →Evidence for God's Existence Part 2
Aug 5, 202100:16:52Tap to summarizeWe continue in this episode with evidence for God's existence, but we're going to take a more philosophical approach this time and talk about the Cosmological Argument. Thomas Aquinas was a Christian philosopher who developed 5 ways, or 5 arguments for God's existence, and we're going to discuss the first 4.
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