August 31, 2026

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Why Does Theology Matter for Everyday Christians

Theology is not distant from everyday Christian life. What believers think about God shapes how they understand truth, sin, salvation, suffering, worship, prayer, and obedience. In this episode, Dave Jenkins explains why every Christian needs sound theology rooted in the Word of God. Through Titus 1:1 and Romans 12:2, listeners are encouraged to pursue the

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Song of Solomon 6: Faithful Covenant Love That Endures

Song of Solomon 6: Faithful Covenant Love That Endures Song of Solomon 6 displays the beauty of covenant love that endures through difficulty. After tension and distance, this chapter emphasizes restoration, renewed affection, mutual belonging, and faithful commitment. In this episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, Dave Jenkins explains how Song of Solomon

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Godly Wisdom Begins with the Fear of the Lord

Godly Wisdom Begins with the Fear of the Lord Every Christian man needs wisdom for his marriage, family, work, relationships, leadership, finances, and walk with Christ. Yet biblical wisdom is not merely experience, intelligence, success, or self-confidence. Godly wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord. In this opening episode of the Men of Wisdom

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Reverent Joy Before a Holy God

Reverent Joy Before a Holy God By David de Bruyn The things we take for granted are often our worst errors. Assuming the correctness of what is false can be disastrous. An unquestioned assumption of modern evangelical worshipers seems to be this: worship should be enjoyable in its entirety. Worship should feel familiar, not foreign.

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