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The Daily Blade, hosted by Pastor Joby Martin of the Church of Eleven22 and Kyle Thompson of Undaunted.Life, is a short-form devotional show that equips Christians to apply the Word of God to their everyday lives.
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We explore Psalm 45, the beautiful wedding song written for the King, and reflect on how it reveals Christ as "the fairest of all." Through personal stories, Spurgeon's meditations, and worship, we discover how to cultivate genuine affection for Jesus. • Joby shares a touching story about his young daughter greeting him with "You're a beautiful man and you came for me" • Reading from Psalm 45, described as a wedding song that points to Christ's supreme beauty • Exploration of Charles Spurgeo...
We explore Psalm 90, a profound meditation on human mortality and finding satisfaction in God's love despite life's brevity. • The average life expectancy today mirrors what Moses wrote thousands of years ago—about 70 years • Approximately two people die every second worldwide • Most Americans are insulated from death's reality, unlike Moses who witnessed it regularly • Personal story of the host's brother dying suddenly at the hospital • Moses offers three essential prayers: to number our d...
Shane and Shane guest host this special musical episode of The Daily Blade, leading listeners through a reflective and worshipful exploration of Psalm 34 through both reading and song. • Psalm 34 contains different messages for different needs—freedom from shame, deliverance from troubles, and provision in times of lack • Romans 8:32 reinforces the promise that God will "graciously give us all things" • Those who seek the Lord experience no true lack, even when circumstances suggest otherwis...
We wrap up our week-long deep dive into the qualifications for overseers from 1 Timothy 3:1-7, focusing on the final requirements of spiritual maturity and good reputation among outsiders. • Not being a recent convert protects new believers from pride and premature leadership responsibilities • "You can't be an elder if you've never elded anything" - spiritual leadership requires proven experience • Leadership qualifications aren't about age but spiritual maturity and tested character • Over...
We continue our deep dive into the qualifications for church overseers from 1 Timothy 3:1-7, focusing today on verses 4-5 about managing your household well as a prerequisite for church leadership. • An overseer must actively lead, manage, provide for and protect his household • Cannot fulfill this role while being absent, distracted by hobbies, consumed by work, or lacking proper authority • Children should be "submissive" – respectfully obedient without requiring aggressive enforcement • T...
We're diving deep into the qualifications for church overseers found in 1 Timothy 3:1-7, specifically focusing on verse 3 which states that an overseer must be "not a drunkard, not violent, but gentle, not quarrelsome, not a lover of money." • Scripture clarifies that "not a drunkard" doesn't prohibit all alcohol consumption, as even Jesus drank wine (Matthew 11:19) • An overseer should never get drunk or be dependent on alcohol • "Not violent, but gentle" is like meekness – strength under c...
We dive deep into the qualifications for church overseers from 1 Timothy 3, examining what it means to live "above reproach" and the character qualities God requires of spiritual leaders. • Exploring Paul's list of qualifications for overseers in 1 Timothy 3:1-7 • "Above reproach" means living with integrity whether people are watching or not • Being a "husband of one wife" refers to being a one-woman man, faithful in marriage • Sober-minded leaders remain vigilant and ready to protect the f...
We examine Paul's qualifications for church overseers found in 1 Timothy 3:1-7, exploring the character traits required for spiritual leadership and the noble ambition of serving God's people. • Paul wrote to Timothy in the early 60s AD to help establish proper church leadership in Ephesus • Overseers (also called bishops or elders) must be men of exemplary character who desire to serve • The role of overseer is specifically designated for qualified men in scripture • Aspiring to church lead...
We explore the account in Matthew 14 where Jesus and Peter walk on water, focusing on how our failures don't define us and God's power enables us to fulfill His calling despite our doubts. • Jesus withdraws to pray alone, modeling the importance of solitude with God • Peter steps out in faith when Jesus calls him to walk on water • Peter begins to sink when he focuses on the wind and waves instead of Jesus • Jesus immediately rescues Peter when he cries out "Lord, save me" • Peter's doubt wa...
The story of Peter walking on water teaches us that focusing on Jesus enables supernatural living while focusing on circumstances leads to fear and failure. • Peter walked on water when his eyes were fixed on Jesus • When Peter noticed the wind and waves, he began to sink • We need a combination of God's presence, God's people, and God's word to maintain focus • Hebrews 12 instructs us to lay aside weights and sins that distract us • Some distractions aren't sinful but still take our eyes of...
We explore Matthew 14, focusing on Peter's courageous decision to step out of the boat and walk on water toward Jesus. • Peter requested to walk on water because as a Talmudim (disciple), he believed he could become like his rabbi • In first-century Jewish culture, being a disciple meant more than learning teachings—it meant following in your rabbi's footsteps • Jesus calling Peter to "come" was an invitation to supernatural faith and obedience • God calls each of us to step out of our comfo...
Fear distorts our vision, causing us to see threats that aren't there, just as the disciples mistook Jesus for a ghost when he walked on water. The opposite of faith isn't doubt but fear – while doubts can coexist with discipleship, fear paralyzes us from following Jesus faithfully. • Scripture commands "do not be afraid" 366 times – one for every day of the year • Fear looks at circumstances and believes they control our future • Faith looks at the future with trust that God is in control •...
We explore Matthew 14, examining Jesus walking on water and the crucial spiritual disciplines that precede miracles. The three essential elements for spiritual growth—God's presence, God's people, and God's word—form the foundation for authentic faith development. • Jesus deliberately sought solitude for prayer after feeding the 5,000 • Three essentials for spiritual growth: God's presence, God's people, and God's word • Podcasts and content consumption alone cannot sustain spiritual growth ...
We explore the final verses of Jesus's high priestly prayer in John 17, revealing His deepest desire for believers to eternally witness His glory and experience divine love. • Jesus prays for believers to be with Him eternally and see His glory • Unlike Moses who could only glimpse God from behind rocks, believers will fully see Christ's glory • Salvation flows from the eternal love between Father and Son • Jesus reveals God's nature and continues this revelation beyond death and resurrectio...
Jesus prays for unity among all believers in John 17:20-23, extending his intercession beyond the disciples to include future Christians. His prayer reveals that believers are loved by God in the same profound way that the Father loves his own Son. • Jesus prays not just for his disciples but for all who will believe through their message • The unity of believers should reflect the oneness between the Father and Son • Christian unity serves a missional purpose, helping the world believe in J...
Jesus prays for his disciples in John 17, focusing on their preservation and mission in a hostile world. He reveals the tension believers face as people who are in the world but not of it, consecrated for God's purposes. • Jesus prays that his disciples will have joy fulfilled in themselves • Being "in the world but not of it" creates both separation and opposition • Jesus doesn't pray for removal from the world but protection from the evil one • Isolation makes believers vulnerable to Satan...
Jesus prays specifically for his disciples' preservation in John 17:6-12, highlighting God's sovereignty in choosing believers and Christ's commitment to protecting them. He reveals the intimate relationship between Father and Son while requesting divine protection for those who will remain in a hostile world after his departure. • Jesus reveals he has manifested God's name to disciples chosen by the Father • The disciples were sovereignly given to Jesus and have kept God's word • Jesus prio...
We explore John 17, the longest recorded prayer in the New Testament, often called Jesus's high priestly prayer. This intimate moment occurs at the climax of the upper room discourse as Jesus prepares for his crucifixion. • Jesus lifts his eyes to heaven, addressing God intimately as "Father" • He acknowledges "the hour has come" – the pivotal moment of crucifixion • Jesus prays to be glorified so he can glorify the Father • Eternal life is defined as knowing God and Jesus Christ personally ...
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God's commandments are grace gifts given after He rescued the Israelites from slavery, serving as both a map for righteous living and a mirror revealing our need for grace. The Ten Commandments teach us how to love God (commands 1-4) and love others (commands 5-10). • Commandments 5-10 focus on how we rightly live with one another • Honor your parents throughout life by showing gratitude and offering forgiveness • Respecting life means valuing every person as God's image bearer • Honoring ma...
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Awana went woke during the COVID years. Our church started their own program. Good stuff today Kyle!