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July 6, 2026

New Apostolic Reformation

The New Apostolic Reformation, Prophetic Culture, and the Sufficiency of Scripture

Worldview Clarity in a Confused Age, Contending for the Word Podcast / /

Episode Summary In this episode of Contending for the Word, Dave Jenkins is joined by Dawn Hill to discuss the New Apostolic Reformation, prophetic culture, modern claims of apostles and prophets, and why Christians must remain grounded in the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. Dave and Dawn talk about the rise of modern apostolic and […]

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Psalm 149: Joyful Praise and God’s Delight in His People

Psalms, Reading the Bible Daily With Dave / /

Psalm 149: Joyful Praise and God’s Delight in His People Episode Summary In this episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, Dave Jenkins walks through Psalm 149 and explains how this psalm calls God’s people to joyful praise, humble worship, and confidence in the Lord’s righteous rule. Psalm 149 reminds us that worship is

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feelings must follow truth

Feelings Must Follow Truth: Why God’s Word Must Lead Our Emotions

Contending for the Word Q&A Podcast, Contending for the Word Q&A / /

Feelings Must Follow Truth Episode Summary Feelings must follow truth because God’s Word gives Christians a firm foundation for understanding the heart, emotions, and spiritual growth. We live in a culture that places a high value on feelings. People are often told to follow their heart, trust their feelings, and live their truth. But Scripture

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Biblical Courage: Trusting God More Than Your Fears

Men of Courage, Warriors of Grace / /

Episode Summary Many men today struggle with fear—fear of failure, rejection, criticism, inadequacy, and not measuring up. Yet biblical courage is not pretending fear does not exist. Courage is trusting God enough to obey Him in the presence of fear. In this episode of Warriors of Grace, Dave Jenkins begins a new series on biblical

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Lessons from the Puritans on Prayer

The Discipline and Power of Prayer / /

Lessons from the Puritans on Prayer by Joshua Mills Introduction The Puritans understood prayer as “the vital breath of our spiritual life unto God.”1 The practice of private prayer and meditation was common among all Puritans; however, little has been written on their theology of prayer. This article develops a Puritan theology of prayer, drawing

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