Hosted by Ty Blacke and Scott Twining · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 49 episodes
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To equip and empower believers to be fully dependent on the Lord in times of strife and joy and encourage them to think biblically in their day-to-day lives.
Ty Blacke and Scott Twining hosts Manna for the Soul, a religion show with 49 episodes published.
Now that we know who Christ is and where our roots are planted, how do we actually live? We wrap up our series by diving into the practical, beautiful, and sometimes difficult call to "set our hearts on things above." Fr
It’s easy to get distracted by empty philosophies, cultural trends, and man-made rules. In chapter two, Paul warns the Colossian church—and us—to be wary of anything that tries to take the place of Christ. In this episod
In this episode, we kick off our series on Colossians by setting our eyes on the main subject of the entire book: the absolute supremacy of Jesus. Paul writes this letter to remind us that Christ is not just a part of ou
We have officially reached the end of our journey through the book of James. In this final installment of our series, we tackle the closing verses of chapter five, starting from verse thirteen through the end of the lett
In a world that prizes being in charge, what does it actually mean to be leadable? In this episode of Manna for the Soul, we sit down with special guest Justin Watkins for a candid conversation on the pillars of Christia
In this powerful episode, we sit down with special guest Joshua for a deeply personal Q&A about his radical journey from darkness to light. Joshua opens up about his past involvement with drugs and psychedelics, sharing
James pulls no punches in this study of James 5:1-12. We begin with a sobering warning to the wealthy, discussing the spiritual danger of hoarding riches and the importance of economic justice. The conversation then shif
In this episode, Ty and Scott sit down with Dr. Wang—a licensed psychologist, a pastor, and a full-time member at Fuller Theological Seminary, where he serves as the Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emot
We all like to think we’re in the driver’s seat, but in this episode, James gives us a much-needed reality check. Continuing our journey through chapter 4, we’re looking at verses 11–17—a passage that challenges the way
Why do we really do the things we do? In Episode #40, we’re pulling back the curtain on the hidden drivers behind our daily interactions. We often blame external circumstances for our stress and conflicts, but what if th
Happy 1st Anniversary to Manna for the Soul! Today marks exactly one year since we began this journey of diving into the Word together. In this special milestone episode, we conclude our study of James chapter 3 by looki
One small spark can set an entire forest ablaze. In this study of James 3:1–12, we break down the incredible power of the tongue, the weight of our words, and why taming our speech is one of the hardest—and most vital—pa
Is it enough to just "believe"? In this episode, we dive into one of the most challenging and debated passages in the New Testament: James 2:14–26. We often talk about salvation by grace through faith, but James pushes u
Welcome back to another episode of Manna for the Soul! Today, we are opening up James 2:1-13 to tackle a quiet but destructive issue: the danger of favoritism. It's easy to treat people differently based on what they hav
In this episode, we dive into the powerful closing verses of James 1 (v. 19-27). James doesn’t pull any punches here; he moves quickly from the theology of our rebirth to the practical reality of how a Christian should a
How do we remain steadfast when our circumstances feel like shifting sand? In this episode, we break down James 1:7–18 to explore the contrast between the "double-minded man" and the unwavering character of God. We discu
What do we do when life doesn’t go according to plan? In this episode, we dive into the opening verses of the Book of James, exploring how to navigate trials with a perspective that shifts from "Why is this happening?" t
We look at Matthew 20 Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard to address pride and the motivation behind how we serve. This discussion focuses on using time, money, and gifts for God without boasting. We explain how God u
We are officially back! After taking a break, we are returning to the microphone with a fresh focus and renewed excitement for God's Word. In this episode, we are sitting down to fully digest Philippians 4. This is one o
Ty, Scott, Floyd, and Jacob unpack a Christian approach to AI. They discuss necessary boundaries and ensuring technology never replaces the heart of worship. We hope this conversation is helpful—thanks for joining us!
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Manna for the Soul is hosted by Ty Blacke and Scott Twining. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 49 episodes.
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