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Is there a literary structure that helps unlock the book of Daniel?In this episode, Jay Rogers explains how Daniel uses Hebrew patterns of parallelism, recapitulation, and chiasm to organize its message. Daniel 2–7 forms one chiasm in Aramaic, while Daniel 8–12 forms another in Hebrew, with the prophecy of the Messiah being cut off at the center.By seeing Daniel’s structure, readers can better understand how the visions fit together and why the book points to Christ’s victorious kingdom coming during the days of the Roman Empire.

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Is investing just legal gambling? Not when you're investing in real, growing profits. David Bahnsen, founder and CIO of The Bahnsen Group, joins Gabe Rench to talk about his new book, Profit From the Profit: The Past, Present & Future of Dividend Growth Investing. They cover the worldview behind investing, why a growing dividend keeps management honest, Apple's cash hoard, Meta's $40B metaverse bet, the SpaceX IPO, and how reinvesting dividends turns market volatility into your friend. Key takeaways01:30 What you believe drives how you invest. A theology of wealth creation means growing the pie, not taking someone else's slice.04:15 Investing vs. gambling: if the intent is zero-sum (I win, you lose), it isn't investing. Investing in real profits lets two people win at once.07:15 The dividend growth thesis: a company can only grow its dividend year after year if it's growing profits year after year.12:30 Why Apple and Facebook skipped dividends, and why dividends line management up with shareholders, the owners of the business.18:20 The returns: focus on yield on original investment. Hold the tree and take the fruit, instead of selling good investments to get paid.23:30 Betting on Elon: entering SpaceX at a $2 trillion valuation is very different from backing Tesla at $100 million. Quick gains come with the chance of quick losses.32:40 Volatility is your friend: reinvested dividends buy more shares when prices fall, with no new money and no debt. That's compounding within compounding.36:00 Can you pick dividend stocks yourself? What to look for: free cash flow, leverage, and management's commitment to the dividend.38:30 How bad media mergers set billions on fire, and why skipping dividends raises a company's cost of capital. Chapters00:00 Welcome and intro01:30 How belief drives investing04:15 Investing vs. gambling07:15 David's dividend growth thesis09:30 How to find dividend-growing companies12:30 Why Apple and Facebook skipped dividends18:20 What returns dividend growth investing delivers23:30 Betting on Elon and the SpaceX IPO30:20 Pride, arrogance and staying on top32:40 Why volatility is your friend36:00 Can you pick dividend stocks yourself?38:30 How bad media mergers set billions on fire About our guestDavid L. Bahnsen is the founder, managing partner and chief investment officer of The Bahnsen Group, a wealth management firm of about $11 billion. He writes the weekly Dividend Cafe and is the author of The Case for Dividend Growth (2019) and Profit From the Profit (Post Hill Press, 2026), a national bestseller.Book: https://profitfromprofit.comThe Bahnsen Group: https://thebahnsengroup.comDividend Cafe: https://dividendcafe.comX: https://x.com/DavidBahnsen Business Makers Network National Conference: May, in the Nashville / Lebanon, Tennessee area, with David Bahnsen speaking. Tickets: https://businessmakers.network (Events) Business Makers Network: A Network for Courageous Christian Business LeadersWebsite and membership: https://businessmakers.networkSubscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@businessmakersnetworkPodcast (Apple, Spotify and all apps, RSS): https://app.dropwave.io/feed/show/business-makers "Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." Proverbs 27:17 #BusinessMakers, #BusinessMakersNetwork, #DavidBahnsen, #ProfitFromTheProfit, #DividendInvesting, #DividendGrowth, #Investing, #FaithAndFinance, #ChristianBusiness, #Stewardship, #WealthManagement, #FaithAndWork, #Entrepreneurship

Was Jesus Christ merely a great teacher, prophet, or moral example—or is He truly God?In this episode of Take Heart, Cory Wing examines the biblical evidence for the deity of Jesus Christ, His claims to divine authority, and why His full humanity and divinity are essential to salvation.Drawing from John 1, John 8, Colossians 1, Hebrews 4, and the historic Christian creeds, Cory explains why Jesus is not simply someone to admire, but the eternal Son of God, the Creator of all things, and the only Savior of sinners.Jesus isn't merely a good teacher. He is Lord.