💬 Show Notes
Discover the profound lessons hidden within the story of Benaiah, a valiant warrior from the scriptures, as Reverend Galen M. Allen delves into the tale of "How to Kill a Lion on a Snowy Day." In this episode of The Allen Legacy Podcast, we explore the symbolism of Benaiah's triumphs over formidable foes and how these ancient battles parallel the spiritual challenges we face today.
Reverend Allen takes us through the narrative of Benaiah, who achieved greatness by defeating two lion-like men of Moab, slaying a lion in a pit on a snowy day, and overcoming a towering Egyptian warrior. These victories are more than historical events; they are metaphors for the three great enemies in our lives: our flesh, the call of the world, and the devil himself. Through this message, we learn that God's Word is not just a historical account but a living text that empowers us to conquer the adversities we face.
Uncover how the character and names of Benaiah and his father Jehoiada reveal the secrets to overcoming life's most daunting challenges. With faith and trust in God's divine plan, no adversary is too great, no pit too deep, and no day too bleak. Embrace the simplicity of the gospel and find strength in the knowledge that God knows where you are and is building something beautiful in your life.
00:00 " Welcome to the Allen Legacy podcast, where faith meets inspiration
00:28 " First chronicles the 11th chapter. We've got some sound people around here
01:26 " First chronicles 11th chapter, beginning with verse 22
03:46 " The word of God is so practical. It fits situations of our everyday lives
05:57 " David had a group of men around him that were his personal bodyguards
14:15 " We all have three major opponents in our lives, Benaiah says
20:39 " I want to tell you, my friend, that the world has a chain
23:21 " The third great enemy is the lion. Everybody's got a stalking lion somewhere around you tonight
29:08 " Benaiah met a lion in a pit on a snowy day
35:29 " God changes names when character changes
41:49 " God knows where you are, and God is able to fix anything
48:24 " Some people can't stand to read a book until they know how it ends. Join us in this inspiring journey through scripture and find courage in the face of your own lions. Be Blessed!
Andy Allen
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