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Hezekiah kneeling in prayer with a scroll before the Lord, angelic figure over a fallen Assyrian army, symbolizing God’s deliverance in 2 Kings 19.

Hezekiah’s Prayer and God’s Deliverance 2 Kings 19 (September 7, 2025)

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Hezekiah’s Prayer and God’s Deliverance (2 Kings 19) Series: Reading the Bible Daily with Dave •Date: Sunday, September 7, 2025 •Passage: 2 Kings 19:1–37 (ESV) Surrounded by Assyria’s threats, King Hezekiah turns to the Lord in prayer. God answers through the prophet Isaiah,promising judgment on Assyria and protection for Jerusalem. That very night, the angel […]

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Cultivating a Culture of Evangelism in the Local Church

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Cultivating a Culture of Evangelism in the Local Church By Joshua Mills September 7, 2025 Series: God’s Design for the Local Church and the Life of the Believer Healthy churches don’t treat evangelism as a niche program for a few; they cultivate a gospel culture where every member prays for and speaks of Christ. This

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Evaluating Worship Songs from Bethel, Elevation and Hillsong

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Evaluating Worship Songs from Bethel, Elevation & Hillsong By Dave Jenkins • September 7, 2025 Worship is one of the most formative aspects of the Christian life. What we sing in church doesn’t just stir our emotions; it teaches our theology, shapes our affections, and directs our gaze either toward Christ or away from Him. In

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Stormy skies over Jerusalem’s walls with light breaking through, symbolizing Hezekiah’s trust in God during Assyria’s threat in 2 Kings 18.

Hezekiah’s Faithful Reforms | 2 Kings 18 (September 6, 2025)

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Hezekiah’s Faithful Reforms and Assyria’s Threat (2 Kings 18) Reading the Bible Daily with Dave • 📅 Saturday, September 6, 2025 2 Kings 18 — Hezekiah’s faithful reforms under Assyria’s threat. In 2 Kings 18, King Hezekiah rises as a bright light in dark days—tearing down idols, restoring true worship, and holding fast to the

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Open Bible with a magnifying glass highlighting the word “Elohim,” with overlay text reading “What Psalm 82 Really Teaches,” symbolizing careful study and interpretation of Psalm 82.

Psalm 82 Explained: What It Really Teaches

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Psalm 82 Explained: What It Really Teaches By Don Veinot • September 6, 2025 In the book, Practically Radical, American writer, speaker, and entrepreneur William C. Taylor seems to have coined the phrase, “Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.” This has applications in several areas, even including biblical translation and interpretation. We addressed

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Concert stage with lights and fog fading into an open glowing Bible, symbolizing the contrast between experience-driven worship and true worship shaped by God’s Word.

The “Experience Economy” in Worship

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The “Experience Economy” in Worship The “Experience Economy” in Worship — Weekly Watch Date: September 6, 2025  |Series: Weekly Watch — True Worship in an Age of Counterfeits  |By: Dave Jenkins Many churches today treat worship like a product designed to deliver a feeling. In this Weekly Watch, Dave Jenkinscontrasts the “experience economy” with biblical

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Biblical Discernment in Worship Music: Glorifying God in Song

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Biblical Discernment in Worship Music: Glorifying God in Song By Dave Jenkins  •  September 6, 2025 Worship music shapes the theology and affections of God’s people. In many churches, songs are chosen for their emotional pull or popularity rather than their biblical truth. Yet Jesus calls us to worship the Father “in spirit and truth”

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