Heaven in Ordinary Podcast

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Heaven in Ordinary Podcast is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 84 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Love's Overwhelming Victory (Romans 8, Part 5)

  Aug 3, 202623 minS0

  <p>Here at the pinnacle of Romans 8, Paul stares suffering and death in the face and declares the invincible love of Christ for us is overwhelmingly victorious.</p><p>Paul does not deny the reality of pain, suffering, and tragedy, but he encourages us to confront it with the anchor of Christ’s love. And while we may not encounter the extent of Paul’s own tribulation that led to his execution, every one of us experiences suffering.</p><p>How many of you have been here in person, for all 5 weeks we’ve been walking through Romans 8? It’s a small...

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  The Unbreakable Chain (Romans 8, Part 4)

  Jul 27, 202613 minS0

  <p>There are times I wish I was wearing a walkie talkie. You know, those times when my wife Kaitlyn and I are in different parts of the house and our kids come to find me after they’ve already asked their Mommy for something. I know by the way they are asking I’m pretty sure she already told them no, but I just need to confirm we’re giving them the same answer, that we’re on the same page. “Kaitlyn, did you say the kids could have a popsicle after school, over?” My kids know that I’m more likely...

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  Glory Days (Romans 8, Part 3)

  Jul 20, 202621 minS0

  <p>When you think of the phrase “glory days,” where does your mind go?</p><p>My first job was in local television covering high school sports, and from August to December, I was at high school football stadiums every Friday night. I remember interviewing the older men sitting in the stands who had played for the school decades before. “Those were my glory days,” they would say fondly, even getting a little teary eyed.</p><p>And while I understood the nostalgia, I always carried a little sadness. It sounded to me as if life had peaked at 17 and everythi...

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  The Spirit of Sonship (Romans 8, Part 2)

  Jul 13, 202622 minS0

  <p>God hasn’t simply placed his name on you. He has placed his Spirit within you.</p><p>And when the Spirit dwells within you, two things become true:</p><p>You are God’s temple, where his presence now dwells and destined to be rebuilt.</p><p>And you are God’s sons, to inherit everything that belongs to Christ.</p><p>In Christ, God has given you an identity you didn’t earn and the whole Christian life is simply learning to live as if it’s true.</p><p>So I want us, in the epistle reading fr...

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  Free in Christ (Romans 8, Part 1)

  Jul 6, 202625 minS0

  <p>Freedom. It’s a word that’s no doubt been on your minds, and maybe even on your lips, this Independence Day weekend. What is freedom? What does it mean?</p><p>Many define freedom as simply being free from outside control or restraint. For instance, when we think about freedom of speech it’s being free from government censorship, or freedom of religion as freedom from a state-controlled church. That’s a negative definition of freedom, when it’s defined only by the removal of chains. Is independence only the freedom from tyranny and oppression?</p><p>The American F...

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