August 16, 2026

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Voting with Biblical Wisdom: Conviction, Conscience, and Christ Above Politics

When Politics Competes with Christ, Equipping You in Grace / Dave Jenkins / August 16, 2026

Christian voting requires wisdom, biblical conviction, and confidence in Christ, not fear, outrage, or tribal loyalty. In this episode of Equipping You in Grace, Dave Jenkins explains how Scripture shapes the Christian conscience and why believers must resist allowing political identity to replace their identity in Christ. Politics matters. Truth, justice, human dignity, and the

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Ecclesiastes 5 Explained: Worship, Wealth, and Contentment

Ecclesiastes 5 teaches us to approach God with reverence and to recognize that money and possessions can never provide lasting satisfaction. The Preacher warns against careless worship, rash words, empty promises, and the endless pursuit of wealth. In this episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, Dave Jenkins walks through Ecclesiastes 5 and considers

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Courage to Mend Broken Relationships

Men of Courage, Warriors of Grace / Dave Jenkins / August 16, 2026

Courage to Mend Broken Relationships Broken relationships rarely heal through silence, avoidance, or pride. Biblical restoration requires the courage to confess sin, seek forgiveness, confront problems lovingly, and pursue peace. In this episode of Warriors of Grace, Dave Jenkins explains how Christian men can respond faithfully when relationships become strained or damaged. Drawing from James

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Victory Is Secure, Christ Has Won, Contending for the Word Q&A.

Christ Has Already Won: Living in His Finished Victory

Contending for the Word Q&A Podcast, Contending for the Word Q&A / Dave Jenkins / August 16, 2026

Spiritual warfare is real, but Christians do not face the battle with uncertainty about its outcome. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus Christ has secured victory over sin, death, and the enemy. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins explains how Christ’s finished work enables believers to reject fear, stand firm

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Jesse Duplantis’ False YouTube Claim and the Character of False Teachers

Sound Theology and Biblical Discernment with Justin Peters / Justin Peters / August 16, 2026

Jesse Duplantis’ False YouTube Claim and the Character of False Teachers Jesse Duplantis claimed that YouTube demonetized his channel because it was receiving too many views and that the platform told him he was outperforming Jimmy Kimmel. In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters examines that claim using publicly available channel statistics

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Following Christ in Ordinary Faithfulness

Following Christ: The Call, the Cost, and the Character of Discipleship / Dave Jenkins / August 16, 2026

Following Christ in Ordinary Faithfulness By Dave Jenkins Following Christ is often associated with decisive moments: repentance from sin, a public profession of faith, baptism, or a costly stand for truth. Those moments matter. Yet the Christian life is not sustained by occasional spiritual intensity. It is sustained by the grace of God in ordinary,

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