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In dieser Folge von triathlon talk spricht Lars Wichert mit Samuel Linsenmaier, 24-jähriger Profi-Triathlet mit starkem Schwimmbackground. Wir tauchen ein in seinen Weg vom Kindertraining über Bundesliga-Rennen bis zur ersten Profisaison, sprechen über das Training am britischen Olympiastützpunkt (u. a. mit Alex Yee, Sophie Coldwell, Cassandre Beaugrand), und klären, wie man als Age-Grouper schnell spürbare Fortschritte im Wasser erzielt. Dazu: sinnvolle Technik-Drills, der richtige Einsatz der FORM Smart Swim Brille (inkl. HeadCoach, Pausenerkennung, TrainingPeaks-Sync, Open-Water-Kompass) und Samuels Learnings aus einer Rennsaison zwischen Mitteldistanz und Bundesliga.
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SENSESPACEA Philosopher Finds God in Seoul: Samuel Barnes InterviewA dialogue with Samuel Barnes, Author of 'Missing Axions' and 'The Iconoclast: An anti-philosophy'. We explore the experience we both share of leaving our homeland the U.K to distant lands. Samuel presents his assessment of our consumer culture and it's 'god shaped hole' before sharing his surprising experience of conversion in Seoul, Korea.Find Samuel Barnes writing at:https://barnes.substack.com/Books at:https://samuelbarnes.com/ Youtube @smlbarnes 1:13 The call beyond your homeland and philosophy of homelessness10:00 Being an identity mutant and rooting into a place14:40 Going beyond tourist mode23:00 Freedom through responsibility & The God shaped hole’34:00 Resu...
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Free Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 28th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 24Bible Readings for September 28th
2 Samuel 24 | Galatians 4 | Ezekiel 31 | Psalm 79
David sins at the end of his life by ordering a census of Israel. This sin is less well known than his adultery with Bathsheba, but that does not mean that it was less serious. In fact, in many ways, the people of Israel faced harsher consequences here in 2 Samuel 24 because of the census than they did when David took Bathsheba. Accordingly, there is much to learn from this passage.
First, we should guard ourselves from Satan’s diverse strategies by reminding ourselves that di...
2025-09-2804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 27th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 23Bible Readings for September 27th
2 Samuel 23 | Galatians 3 | Ezekiel 30 | Psalm 78:38–72
David’s last words in 2 Samuel 23:1–7 are brief, but they are worthy of careful study. In this short speech, David gives us a summary of his reflections on his kingship—or, more precisely, Yahweh’s reflections on leadership that David prophetically speaks. In doing so, he describes the ultimate purpose for which Yahweh anointed kings in Israel: for building the kingdom of God on this earth under the ultimate Davidic king.
First, David begins his final speech with a reminder that what he says comes not...
2025-09-2704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 26th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 22Bible Readings for September 26th
2 Samuel 22 | Galatians 2 | Ezekiel 29 | Psalm 78:1–37
The song David composes in 2 Samuel 22 reflects on the story we read yesterday at the end of 2 Samuel 21. There, David had gone out to battle with the Philistines, but as the battle stretched on, “David grew weary” (2 Sam. 21:15), and Ishbi-benob, a descendent of the giants, nearly killed David, until Abishai rescued him. When the battle was over, then, David’s men swore to him, “You shall no longer go out with us to battle, lest you quench the lamp of Israel” (2 Sam. 21:17). While David as a young boy at...
2025-09-2604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 24th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 20Bible Readings for September 24th
2 Samuel 20 | 2 Corinthians 13 | Ezekiel 27 | Psalms 75–76
As we read yesterday in 2 Samuel 19, David replaced Joab as his commander with Amasa because Joab had ignored David’s command not to harm his son Absalom. This demotion does not sit well with Joab, who finds an opportunity to murder Amasa in the middle of putting down yet one more rebellion against David’s reign, led by Sheba, the son of Bichri, a Benjaminite (2 Sam. 20:1).
The background of Sheba’s rebellion stems from the time of Absalom’s rebellion, when David had sought refuge eas...
2025-09-2404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 23rd: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 19Bible Readings for September 23rd
2 Samuel 19 | 2 Corinthians 12 | Ezekiel 26 | Psalm 74
During the uprising of Absalom, Israel’s previously unwavering loyalty to David fell apart. Now that Absalom is dead, David must sort through what to do with the people who supported him, the people who betrayed him, and the people who did both. Today, we will look at three interactions in 2 Samuel 19 that have important ramifications for the rest of the Bible’s story.
First, Joab continues his awkward, controversial relationship with David. Remember that Joab had already murdered Abner (2 Sam. 3:27) and that Joab was...
2025-09-2304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 22nd: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 18Bible Readings for September 22nd
2 Samuel 18 | 2 Corinthians 11 | Ezekiel 25 | Psalm 73
There is a tragic irony to the way Absalom dies in 2 Samuel 18. Certainly, one of the core components to Absalom’s winsomeness as he stole the hearts of Israel (2 Sam. 15:6) was his physical appearance—including the five pounds (two hundred shekels) of hair that he grew annually (2 Sam. 14:25–26). But his full head of hair turns against him by becoming entangled in the branches of a tree, keeping Absalom suspended helpless in mid-air (2 Sam. 18:9), an easy target for Joab to put him to death (2 Sam. 18:14). The same hair t...
2025-09-2204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 21st: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 17Bible Readings for September 21st
2 Samuel 17 | 2 Corinthians 10 | Ezekiel 24 | Psalm 72
Back in 2 Samuel 15, David’s friend Hushai wanted to flee Jerusalem with David. Instead, David instructed Hushai to stay and pretend to join Absalom. In this way, Hushai could help David from inside Absalom’s inner circle to defeat the counsel of Ahithophel (2 Sam. 15:32–37). This was no small task, since “in those days the counsel that Ahithophel gave was as if one consulted the word of God; so was all the counsel of Ahithophel esteemed, both by David and by Absalom” (2 Sam. 16:23). For this reason, as David was...
2025-09-2104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 20th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 16Bible Readings for September 20th
2 Samuel 16 | 2 Corinthians 9 | Ezekiel 23 | Psalms 70–71
If we began to see the suffering of David at the hand of Absalom in 2 Samuel 15, each of the three scenes in 2 Samuel 16 ratchets up David’s suffering even further, one misery at a time. These scenes are important not only to underscore the treachery of Absalom but also to establish a clear pattern that God’s anointed king must suffer.
First, in 2 Samuel 16:1–4, Ziba deceives David into believing that Mephibosheth, the son of Jonathan to whom David showed extraordinary kindness, had betrayed David during A...
2025-09-2004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 19th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 15Bible Readings for September 19th
2 Samuel 15 | 2 Corinthians 8 | Ezekiel 22 | Psalm 69
The unresolved problems arising from David’s reluctance to discipline those around him—whether in his capacity as a king or as a father—combine to create a dangerous situation in 2 Samuel 15, where we find Absalom conspiring to steal the throne of Israel from his father. To begin, we read that “After this Absalom got himself a chariot and horses, and fifty men to run before him” (2 Sam. 15:1). In other words, Absalom is building an army—the act of a king. In fact, the prophet Samuel had warned I...
2025-09-1904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 17th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 13Bible Readings for September 17th
2 Samuel 13 | 2 Corinthians 6 | Ezekiel 20 | Psalms 66–67
Nathan confronted David about his sin with Bathsheba by declaring this prophetic word from Yahweh, “Now therefore the sword shall never depart from your house, because you have despised me and have taken the wife of Uriah the Hittite to be your wife” (2 Sam. 12:10). Today in 2 Samuel 13, we see this prophecy coming to grim fulfillment as Amnon follows in his father’s footsteps into sexual sin and Absalom commits his father’s sin of murder.
First, Amnon’s sin reminds us of the dangers of keeping c...
2025-09-1704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 16th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 12Bible Readings for September 16th
2 Samuel 12 | 2 Corinthians 5 | Ezekiel 19 | Psalms 64–65
In 2 Samuel 12, we see the beginning of the aftermath of David’s sin with Bathsheba. In some ways, this sin will negatively affect the course of the rest of David’s reign. There are, however, some great principles to learn from this passage, both in the way that Nathan confronts David concerning his sin and also in the way that David responds to Nathan’s confrontation.
The first positive aspect of this story comes in Nathan’s confrontation of David. To start, we should recognize...
2025-09-1604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 15th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 11Bible Readings for September 15th
2 Samuel 11 | 2 Corinthians 4 | Ezekiel 18 | Psalms 62–63
The events of 2 Samuel 11 are difficult to read. David, the king after God’s own heart (1 Sam. 13:14), commits a series of wicked acts that could not be further from what God desires. This is the summary we read in the last verse of the chapter: “But the thing that David had done displeased the LORD” (2 Sam. 11:27). If we had any temptation to believe David could be the Messiah whom Yahweh would use to usher in his eternal kingdom fully, 2 Samuel 11 dispels that notion altogether. What can we learn...
2025-09-1504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 13th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 8–9Bible Readings for September 13th
2 Samuel 8–9 | 2 Corinthians 2 | Ezekiel 16 | Psalms 58–59
One of the most touching storylines from the life of David is the kindness he extends to Mephibosheth, the son of Jonathan. David and Jonathan swore covenants together (1 Sam. 18:3, 20:16, 23:18), with Jonathan promising to protect David from Saul and with David swearing to show kindness to Jonathan’s house (1 Sam. 20:15)—that is, house in the sense of the family, just as we saw in 2 Samuel 7. Additionally, David made a promise to Saul that when he became king, he would not destroy any of Saul’s descendants (1 Sam. 24:21). David did...
2025-09-1304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 12th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 7Bible Readings for September 12th
2 Samuel 7 | 2 Corinthians 1 | Ezekiel 15 | Psalms 56–57
In 2 Samuel 7, David asks Nathan about whether he should build a permanent temple for Yahweh. David points to his own house built with solid cedar and contrasts it with the impermanent dwelling place of Yahweh in the tent of the tabernacle (2 Sam. 7:1–2). Yahweh quickly puts this matter to rest, insisting he does not need a house of cedar (2 Sam. 7:5–7).
But then, Yahweh flips the discussion. David will not build Yahweh a house of cedar, but Yahweh promises instead to build David a house—that is, a ho...
2025-09-1204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 11th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 6Bible Readings for September 11th
2 Samuel 6 | 1 Corinthians 16 | Ezekiel 14 | Psalm 55
In 2 Samuel 6, we read one of the first stories explicitly describing the worship of Yahweh since Deuteronomy. David, the anointed king after God’s own heart who reigns over Israel, here brings the ark of God into Jerusalem. When Israel left Egypt, Yahweh led his people in a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night, and then, once the tabernacle was built, Yahweh dwelt in the midst of his people in the tabernacle. Now, however, Yahweh’s dwelling place with his peop...
2025-09-1104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 10th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 4–5Bible Readings for September 10th
2 Samuel 4–5 | 1 Corinthians 15 | Ezekiel 13 | Psalms 52, 53 & 54
Harry Emerson Fosdick once famously said, “Nobody except the preacher comes to church desperately anxious to discover what happened to the Jebusites.” Now, if Fosdick was describing situations where pastors primarily obsess about Bible trivia with their congregations, he was certainly right. But from another angle, Fosdick could not have been more wrong, since it was from the Jebusites that David captures the exceedingly important city of Jerusalem, as we discover in 2 Samuel 5.
Although we have had limited interactions with Jerusalem thus far in the st...
2025-09-1004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 9th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 3Bible Readings for September 9th
2 Samuel 3 | 1 Corinthians 14 | Ezekiel 12 | Psalm 51
Sadly, we have only just begun to read here in 2 Samuel 3 about the murders Joab commits. In fact, Joab will be a thorn in David’s side throughout his reign, so that David will instruct his son Solomon to execute Joab as one of his first official acts when Solomon becomes the next king of Israel (1 Kgs. 2:5–6). Joab’s first murder here in 2 Samuel 3, though, establishes the besetting patterns that Joab—and David—will fall into again and again.
Joab had been one of David’s mo...
2025-09-0904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 8th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 2Bible Readings for September 8th
2 Samuel 2 | 1 Corinthians 13 | Ezekiel 11 | Psalm 50
When Samuel anointed David as the next king of Israel in 1 Samuel 16, the anointing happened in secret. It is perhaps not surprising, then, to read that Abner, the commander of Saul’s army, makes Saul’s son Ish-bosheth king over Israel in 2 Samuel 2:8–11. Tomorrow, we will evaluate the actions of Abner, Joab, and Ish-bosheth. Today, however, let us consider the way this story in 2 Samuel 2 foreshadows the disputed reign of another true king—the Lord Jesus Christ.
Even though Yahweh anointed David as his king, Ya...
2025-09-0804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 7th: Bible Meditation for 2 Samuel 1Bible Readings for September 7th
2 Samuel 1 | 1 Corinthians 12 | Ezekiel 10 | Psalm 49
In the opening of 2 Samuel, David learns about the deaths of Saul and Jonathan—a scene that teaches us important principles about the nature of Yahweh’s anointing of his kings. In 1 Samuel 31, we read that Saul had fallen on his own sword to end his life after being wounded (1 Sam. 31:4–6), but here in 2 Samuel 1, we learn a bit more of the story.
Apparently, Saul’s attempt at suicide was not successful, so he pleaded with an Amalekite to finish him. The Amalekite judged that Sau...
2025-09-0704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 6th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 31Bible Readings for September 6th
1 Samuel 31 | 1 Corinthians 11 | Ezekiel 9 | Psalm 48
In 1 Samuel 31, we read about the death of Saul, Israel’s first king. While Saul was troubled from almost the very beginning of his reign, this passage is not written to demonize Saul but to underscore the tragedy of his life. Saul had so much promise initially, but his heart did not follow after Yahweh’s, causing him to rebel against Yahweh with deliberate disobedience—and ultimately, causing Yahweh to rip away the kingdom of Israel from him.
To begin, we should acknowledge the touchi...
2025-09-0603 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 5th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 29–30Bible Readings for September 5th
1 Samuel 29–30 | 1 Corinthians 10 | Ezekiel 8 | Psalms 46–47
The narrative of 1 Samuel 30 describes to us the final trial David must undergo as the leader of an underground movement before he becomes the king of Israel. Although Saul has wanted to kill David for quite some time, David has never before faced threats to his life from those around him. But in 1 Samuel 30, David faces persecution even from those who had sought his protection in the wilderness.
In 1 Samuel 29, David is expelled from the Philistines, who had given David refuge in his exile from...
2025-09-0504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 4th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 28Bible Readings for September 4th
1 Samuel 28 | 1 Corinthians 9 | Ezekiel 7 | Psalm 45
In 1 Samuel 28, we find one of the most vivid scenes from all the Bible. Saul, at the end of his rope, visits a medium to get advice on how to salvage his kingdom. Specifically, he asks the medium to call up Samuel from the dead in hopes that the prophet can give him some piece of useful knowledge from beyond the grave.
One of the main questions surrounding this passage is whether we are actually seeing Samuel or whether this is a demon impersonating...
2025-09-0404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 3rd: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 27Bible Readings for September 3rd
1 Samuel 27 | 1 Corinthians 8 | Ezekiel 6 | Psalm 44
David’s stay with the Philistines from 1 Samuel 21 until now is one of the stranger storylines in the narrative of 1 Samuel. It is strange that the Philistines would have even allowed David to stay in their midst at all—and remember that David had pretended to be insane in order to seek asylum among them (1 Sam. 21:13)—but it is stranger still that the anointed king after Yahweh’s own heart must spend all this time among the uncircumcised Philistines. Nevertheless, we learn two important principles from this sto...
2025-09-0304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 2nd: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 26Bible Readings for September 2nd
1 Samuel 26 | 1 Corinthians 7 | Ezekiel 5 | Psalms 42–43
In 1 Samuel 24, David had his first opportunity to strike down Saul when Saul relieved himself in the cave where David had been hiding. There, David refused to reach out his hand against Saul, since Saul was Yahweh’s anointed king (1 Sam. 24:6). Here again in 1 Samuel 26, David does not take the opportunity to strike down Saul while Saul and his men are under a deep sleep from Yahweh (1 Sam. 26:12). In today’s meditation, we will consider these stories not from David’s perspective but from Saul’s.
Fir...
2025-09-0204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastSeptember 1st: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 25Bible Readings for September 1st
1 Samuel 25 | 1 Corinthians 6 | Ezekiel 4 | Psalms 40–41
At the beginning of 1 Samuel 25, the great prophet Samuel dies, an event the biblical author records with characteristic understatement, using just one verse (1 Sam. 25:1). Once again, God buries a workman and carries on his work. The death of Samuel also, however, provides a backdrop to the story of Nabal, Abigail, and David in the rest of 1 Samuel 25. The interesting correlation of these stories arises in that just as Israel’s last judge dies, we meet a man named Nabal, who perfectly represents the foolishness of Israel duri...
2025-09-0104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 31st: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 24Bible Readings for August 31st
1 Samuel 24 | 1 Corinthians 5 | Ezekiel 3 | Psalm 39
David has two opportunities to strike down Saul stealthily, and in 1 Samuel 24, we read about the first of those two opportunities. Here, Saul enters a cave to relieve himself, but he chooses the very cave where David and his men are hiding from him (1 Sam. 24:3). As Saul does his business, David’s men prompt him to kill Saul, but David refuses to do as they say, and David’s actions here are helpful as we strategize how to fight our own temptations to sin.
Most...
2025-08-3104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 30th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 23Bible Readings for August 30th
1 Samuel 23 | 1 Corinthians 4 | Ezekiel 2 | Psalm 38
In the interactions of David, Saul, and Jonathan, 1 Samuel 23 teaches us much about the nature of true kingship. We learn here what God’s true king should look like—and what it would look like for us to identify with that king covenantally.
David, for his part, has committed himself to protecting the people of Israel from their enemies, regardless of the cost to himself. When David hears that the Philistines have attacked the people of the city of Keilah, he urgently inquires of Yahw...
2025-08-3004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 29th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 21–22Bible Readings for August 29
1 Samuel 21–22 | 1 Corinthians 3 | Ezekiel 1 | Psalm 37
In 1 Samuel 21–22, David is at the center of three major ethical dilemmas. First, David lies to the priests at Nob (1 Sam. 21:2), and second, David lies to Achish the king of Gath by pretending to be insane (1 Sam. 21:13). Third, David eats the bread of the Presence, which is forbidden for non-priests (1 Sam. 21:4–6). As it happens, Jesus himself specifically addresses the third dilemma, and by studying Jesus’ words, we find help for evaluating the first and second dilemmas.
Intriguingly, Jesus commends David for eating the bread of the Pres...
2025-08-2904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 28th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 20Bible Readings for August 28th
1 Samuel 20 | 1 Corinthians 2 | Lamentations 5 | Psalm 36
Although the story of Saul is tragic, narrating the slow descent of a man who seemed to start off his reign so well, Saul’s legacy nevertheless includes one very bright point: his son Jonathan. Jonathan’s life, however, also involves tragedy, since the sins of Jonathan’s father, Saul, have meant that Jonathan himself would never become king over Israel. Nevertheless, Jonathan’s deep humility and integrity leads him to pledge eagerly to David all the support he can offer here in 1 Samuel 20.
The crit...
2025-08-2804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 27th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 19Bible Readings for August 27th
1 Samuel 19 | 1 Corinthians 1 | Lamentations 4 | Psalm 35
Saul’s desperation to kill David grows in 1 Samuel 19, fueled in no small part by the fact that both Saul’s son Jonathan and his daughter Michal help David to escape Saul. The storyline of 1 Samuel traces carefully the slow, agonizing descent of Saul deeper and deeper into sin, madness, and torment as he seeks to kill David.
The overall downward trajectory of Saul’s life from this point on is not a direct path but is rather characterized by awkward lurches forward and backwa...
2025-08-2704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 24th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 16Bible Readings for August 24th
1 Samuel 16 | Romans 14 | Lamentations 1 | Psalm 32
The introduction of David in 1 Samuel 16 is a giant leap forward in the unfolding story of the Bible, even if the story starts with a small step as Samuel travels to Bethlehem to anoint the youngest son of Jesse. Before we get to the long-term implications of David’s kingship, there are two critical issues we first must notice in this passage.
First, Yahweh implicitly contrasts the physical appearance of Saul with the physical appearance of David. Yahweh explains to Samuel that he has no...
2025-08-2404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 23rd: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 15Bible Readings for August 23rd
1 Samuel 15 | Romans 13 | Jeremiah 52 | Psalm 31
A major issue in biblical theology arises in 1 Samuel 15: What does it mean to read that Yahweh “regrets” decisions he has made? When Yahweh commands Saul to devote everything among the Amalekites to destruction, Saul obeys only insofar as it is convenient for him: “All that was despised and worthless they devoted to destruction” (1 Sam. 15:9). And when obedience to Yahweh proves inconvenient, Saul disobeys, choosing to spare the lives of King Agag and the Amalekites’ livestock. After Saul disregards Yahweh’s command, the word of Yahweh comes to Sam...
2025-08-2304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 22nd: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 14Bible Readings for August 22nd
1 Samuel 14 | Romans 12 | Jeremiah 51 | Psalm 30
The story of salvation history in the Bible does not progress in nice, straight, neat lines. This is a comforting thought, since spiritual growth in our own lives moves forward not with perfect, unbroken progress but rather in fits and starts as we awkwardly advance in the grace of the gospel. In today’s reading, we see Israel simultaneously taking steps forward and backward in a few interesting ways.
Importantly, 1 Samuel 14 is where we first meet Jonathan, the single greatest figure outside of Samuel an...
2025-08-2204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 21st: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 13Bible Readings for August 21st
1 Samuel 13 | Romans 11 | Jeremiah 50 | Psalms 28–29
Saul’s sacrifice in 1 Samuel 13 was a serious sin—so serious, in fact, that Yahweh tore the kingdom away from Saul for it (1 Sam. 13:13–14). In essence, Saul had usurped the priesthood, since Yahweh had appointed only the offspring of Aaron to serve him as priests and Saul was descended from Benjamin. Saul did not qualify as a priest, and to highjack priestly ministry was blasphemous. There is an irony to this story, however. Samuel, who was supposed to offer the sacrifice, did not actually himself qualify to be a...
2025-08-2104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 20th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 12Bible Readings for August 20th
1 Samuel 12 | Romans 10 | Jeremiah 49 | Psalms 26–27
There are some striking similarities between the farewell address of Samuel in 1 Samuel 12 and the speech of Paul to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20. Like Samuel, Paul also insists that he had not defrauded anything from the Ephesians while he was in their midst (Acts 20:33–34; cf. 1 Sam. 12:3–4), and, like Samuel, Paul also urges the Ephesians to continue to walk faithfully in the gospel after his departure (Acts 20:29–32; cf. 1 Sam. 12:20–25). By studying these two passages together, we learn two significant principles about faithful ministry.
First, faithful m...
2025-08-2004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 19th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 11Bible Readings for August 19th
1 Samuel 11 | Romans 9 | Jeremiah 48 | Psalm 25
At the end of 1 Samuel 10, the narrator gave us a new, critical detail about Saul: “Saul also went to his home at Gibeah…” (1 Sam. 10:26). We knew that Saul was a Benjaminite, and we knew that Saul claimed to be from the humblest clan of the tribe of Benjamin (1 Sam. 9:21), but now we discover what Saul meant: Israel’s first king descends from the clan who lived in Gibeah, where the brutal rape and murder of the Levite’s concubine had happened in Judges 19. The narrator has withheld t...
2025-08-1904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 18th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 10Bible Readings for August 18
1 Samuel 10 | Romans 8 | Jeremiah 47 | Psalms 23–24
The introduction of a king in 1 Samuel 10 marks uncharted territory for everyone, raising all kinds of questions. How would Yahweh set apart his king, and what resources would Yahweh give to him to help him serve Israel well? How should the king himself act, and how should the people of Israel respond to their new ruler?
First, Samuel anoints Saul as king with oil (1 Sam. 10:1). The oil, however, was merely a sign that pointed to the greater gift that Yahweh would provide: his Holy Spirit. As...
2025-08-1804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 17th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 9Bible Readings for August 17th
1 Samuel 9 | Romans 7 | Jeremiah 46 | Psalm 22
At last, Yahweh chooses a king to reign over his people. Nevertheless, we ought to read 1 Samuel 9 with some concern, since Israel’s demand for a king stems from the fact that they have rejected Yahweh from reigning as king over them (1 Sam. 8:7). What kind of a king will Yahweh give to his rebellious people? In 1 Samuel 9, we read three important principles to explain the selection of Saul as the first king over Israel.
First, Yahweh chooses a humble man as king, even despite th...
2025-08-1704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 16th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 7–8Bible Readings for August 16th
1 Samuel 7–8 | Romans 6 | Jeremiah 44–45 | Psalms 20–21
In 1 Samuel 7, we see the last iteration of the cycle of Israel’s judges: Israel sins, Yahweh delivers Israel to their enemies, Israel cries for deliverance, and Yahweh sends a judge to reform Israel. In 1 Samuel 7:3, Samuel instructs the people to reform their worship in order to regain the blessings of Yahweh: “If you are returning to the LORD with all your heart, then put away the foreign gods and the Ashtaroth from among you and direct your heart to the LORD and serve him only, and he wil...
2025-08-1604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 15th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 5–6Bible Readings for August 15th
1 Samuel 5–6 | Romans 5 | Jeremiah 43 | Psalm 19
If the Israelites had treated Yahweh’s glory with contempt in 1 Samuel 4, the Philistines do so much more in 1 Samuel 5. When the Philistines capture the ark of the covenant in battle, they set it next to their god Dagon as a trophy of war (1 Sam. 5:2)—a situation that does not please Yahweh.
This whole story is written humorously, so we should feel free to laugh as we read about Dagon twice falling facedown before the ark of Yahweh in the night (1 Sam. 5:3–5)—even the false gods...
2025-08-1504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 14th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 4Bible Readings for August 14th
1 Samuel 4 | Romans 4 | Jeremiah 42 | Psalm 18
In 1 Samuel 4, Yahweh brings three major forms of judgment against the people of Israel. First, when the Israelites bring the ark of the covenant out in battle with them against the Philistines, Yahweh hands them over to defeat, and the Philistines capture the ark (1 Sam. 4:11). Second, Hophni and Phinehas are put to death in battle just as Yahweh had promised in 1 Samuel 2 and 3 (1 Sam. 4:11). Third, when Eli hears the news of these first two judgments, he falls backward from the gate where he was sitting, breaks...
2025-08-1404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 13th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 3Bible Readings for August 13th
1 Samuel 3 | Romans 3 | Jeremiah 41 | Psalm 17
Sometimes we imagine that the people living in the Old Testament were constantly surrounded by great signs and wonders—a parted sea here, a prophetic vision there—but that wasn’t the case. Here in 1 Samuel 3:1, we read specifically that “the word of the LORD was rare in those days; there was no frequent vision.” The reason God communicated so infrequently with his people is obvious if we remember the stories we have been reading since the book of Judges: Israel has abandoned Yahweh again and again, and...
2025-08-1304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 12th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 2Bible Readings for August 12th
1 Samuel 2 | Romans 2 | Jeremiah 40 | Psalms 15–16
If Hannah is put forward as a model for godly parenting, the second half of 1 Samuel 2 reveals the priest Eli as a model for negligent parenting. Eli’s sons, Hophni and Phinehas, are worthless men who do not know Yahweh (1 Sam. 2:12). They steal for themselves the choicest parts of the sacrifices that people bring to the tabernacle (1 Sam. 2:13–17), and they abuse their priestly authority by seducing the women who serve at the entrance of the tabernacle (1 Sam. 2:22).
Certainly, Eli tries to stop his sons from t...
2025-08-1204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastAugust 11th: Bible Meditation for 1 Samuel 1Bible Readings for August 11th
1 Samuel 1 | Romans 1 | Jeremiah 39 | Psalms 13–14
Quietly, through a poor, widowed Moabite woman—the most unlikely person possible—God put into motion a plan in the book of Ruth for raising up a king. This king would shepherd God’s people away from doing what was right in their own eyes and instead toward obeying God by doing everything that was right in his eyes. And in 1 Samuel, God finally anoints his chosen king to the throne of Israel—but not right away. Instead, 1 Samuel opens in the way that many of the best s...
2025-08-1104 min
Awareness ExplorersSamuel Jacob, Guest ExplorerIn this episode we talk to Samuel Jacob, a contemporary spiritual teacher specializing in radical self-inquiry. He emphasizes the immediate availability of awareness, completeness, and happiness in the present moment. • Includes a guided meditation focusing on being aware that all appearances arise "here" without effort, and emphasizing the relaxation of any attempt to arrive here, which is where the I, awareness is. To learn more about Samuel Jacob, please visit: https://www.samueljacob.org/ or on YouTube: @being-happiness or on Instagram: @samueljacobness Don't forget to subscribe for more in...
2025-08-0158 min
The Iron & Infrastructure PodcastEp 177 | Rebuilt from the Inside Out | The Power of Daily Standards with Samuel CraneIn this episode, I sit down with Samuel Crane — a CEO, father of five, and someone who completely rebuilt his life through intentional health, mindset, and daily standards. We talk about his physical transformation, what it taught him about leadership, his journey through grief, and how building discipline in the gym carries over to every area of life. This one hit deep. We talk fatherhood, faith, business, and what it means to show up for yourself and everyone around you — every single day. If you're building something from the ground up (personally or professionally), this episode is for...
2025-07-211h 08
Rise and ShineFaith That Follows | Hannah, Samuel, and Obedience to God (1 Samuel 1–3 Explained)📝 Episode Description:In this episode, we explore 1 Samuel 1–3 and the powerful faith of Hannah, God’s remembrance of her, and Samuel’s bold obedience. You’ll be reminded that God sees your surrender, honors your stewardship, and calls you to listen and follow with courage. If you’ve been praying, waiting, or wondering how to follow God with everything you have—this one’s for you.📖 Scriptures:1 Samuel 1–3🔑 Topics Include:Hannah’s faith and sacrificeGod remembering and respondingSamuel’s attentiveness to God’s voice
2025-06-3041 min
Samuel Company MinistriesThe GOD of Abraham, Issac & Jacob | Teaching | Sunday Service(2025.05.04)Thank you for watching our videos. We look forward to having you join us for our next service.Greetings, wherever you are watching and listening from, may you be filled with the Spirit of Wisdom & Revelation in the Knowledge of Christ and what He has accomplished for you in His Death, Burial and Resurrection, Amen.Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more content that will Build, Equip and Help you Grow and Mature in Christ. You are most welcome...
2025-05-0547 min
The Take Home PodcastStudents Take Over: Tower Talk with JonConnor and SamuelThis spring I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. In this bonus episode of Season 5, I'm sharing "Tower Talk" which was created and produced by JonConnor Rule and Samuel Colombowala. Here are their liner notes: "Tower Talks" is a podcast hosted by JonConnor and Samuel, dedicated to exploring the insights and experiences of leaders in the sports industry. The podcast's mission is to provide valuable perspectives on cultivating leadership skills...
2025-03-2129 min
Purr Sessions Wrestling PodcastRoman Reigns Returns, Britt Baker & MJF fight, Jacob Fatu Injury + More!Hello guys! I’m the host of PURR SESSIONS! . I am joined by my co-hosts Dylan Nix, Levi Spade and Samuel Matthews as we talk about this weeks wrestling news. This episode we have Special Guest returning Randy Carver Jr as we discuss more Limitless Wrestling's up coming event VLC 24! Covering the wrestling news we have the return of Roman Reigns! MJF and Britt Braker's backstage argument, Jacob Fatu injury and More!
2024-08-112h 58
Jacob's WellSeasons of Change: Samuel Jessi Marcus Seasons of Change: Week 1, Samuel Revelation 12:11, Judges 21:25, 1 Samuel 3:19-21, 4:1, 1 Samuel 7:12, 1 Samuel 7:15-17, 1 Samuel 8:5, 1 Samuel 8:7-9 website: jacobswell.church facebook: jacobswellkc twitter: @jacobswell
2024-06-0941 min
The Spiritual Psychiatrist PodcastE6-Jacob Ford: A Hero's JourneyIn this episode of The Spiritual Psychiatrist, Jacob Ford shares his hero's journey, from a challenging childhood to finding purpose and healing. He discusses his experiences with family separation, religious confusion, substance abuse, and military service. Jacob emphasizes the importance of self-love, forgiveness, and happiness in overcoming adversity. He offers words of wisdom for those facing similar struggles and encourages them to embrace their own power. Jacob's passion for helping others and his commitment to personal growth are evident throughout the conversation. In this conversation, Dr. Samuel B. Lee and Jacob Ford discuss the journey of overcoming challenges and...
2024-02-2156 min
Exalting and Admiring GodGenesis 30-31 - Jacob's DepartureToday we cover Genesis 30-31. These chapter include the continuance of God opening and closing the wives of Jacob; his strife with Laban over wages and land; finally, Jacob actually leaves the land of Laban and begin sojourning.
Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen!
The Bible reading plan I will be going through can be found at this link: Bible Reading Plan 2024
2024-01-2213 minExalting and Admiring GodGenesis 27-29 - Jacob's Rebellion and Yahweh's RemembranceToday we see Jacob stealing Esau's blessing, leading into Esau's rebellion against his parents. Jacob then fleeing to the land of Laban out of fear of being killed. Along the way Yahweh gives him a vision and promises to keep his covenant with Abraham and further it through Jacob's lineage. Finally, Jacob is deceived by Labaan into marrying both of his daughters. Jacob loved the younger over the older, but God blessed the older because she was hated. God's plans seems to always takes, the lowly and the hated, the least likely candidates to magnify his glory and exalt...
2024-01-2114 min
What Would Jesus TechDigital Liturgies (with Samuel D. James)The social internet is shaping us, but how? Samuel D. James says, "Habits create habitats for our hearts; they shape our identity and train our desires." Today we speak with Samuel and learn how our digital habits are even more than habitats, they're liturgies.***Enter to win a free copy of Digital Liturgies book by following and sharing our posts on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatwouldjesustech/Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/WWJTechWinner will be selected on September 20th, 2023.0:00 - Intro2:44 - Speed Questions - Kids, Church, Writing...
2023-09-1957 min
Doers Within Us Podcast-Celebrating Builders of Tomorrow!Samuel Baddoo| Proud Immigrant | Founder, Fleri (Techstars ‘21)| Harambean|NASDAQ Milestone Maker-Part 2Samuel Baddoo is empowering immigrants everywhere to show ❤️ with intention! (Part 2)
Starting with healthcare, his team at Fleri ensures that the money immigrants send back home goes exactly where they intended. Many words define who Samuel is but none more so than “immigrant” - his story represents the stories of millions of brave, hopeful and selfless individuals. Those who gave up the comfort of familiar spaces to create a new life and future for themselves and those who depend on them. He is all “IMMIGRANTS” and my life’s work is to see them live more authentically - flourishing an...
2023-09-1522 min
Chats Under the Sun91: Writing Digital Liturgies, Social Media, & the Christian Life with Samuel JamesSamuel James is the author of Digital Liturgies and the associate acquisitions editor at Crossway. We talked about his new book and had a fascinating conversation about the impact of social media on our lives. I thoroughly enjoyed this pod, and I hope you will too.
Find Samuel on Twitter @samueld_james
I am always on Instagram @itsthevalk
Love y’all.
Jake
2023-09-1558 min
Doers Within Us Podcast-Celebrating Builders of Tomorrow!Samuel Baddoo| Proud Immigrant | Founder, Fleri (Techstars ‘21)| Harambean|NASDAQ Milestone Maker-Part 1Samuel Baddoo is empowering immigrants everywhere to show ❤️ with intention!
Starting with healthcare, his team at Fleri ensures that the money immigrants send back home goes exactly where they intended. Many words define who Samuel is but none more so than “immigrant” - his story represents the stories of millions of brave, hopeful and selfless individuals. Those who gave up the comfort of familiar spaces to create a new life and future for themselves and those who depend on them. He is all “IMMIGRANTS” and my life’s work is to see them live more authentically - flourishing...
2023-09-1418 min
SamParleÉp. 11 - L'impact des festival sur la communauté avec Jacob Morneault
Bienvenue dans le prochain épisode exceptionnel du podcast "SamParle" ! Dans cette discussion inspirante, j'ai eu le privilège de m'entretenir avec Jacob Morneault, un ami de longue date, actionnaire et directeur adjoint chez D.E. Landry, et également président des festivités du Demi-marathon de Saint-François-de-Madawaska.
Au cours de cet épisode, nous avons plongé dans le parcours captivant de Jacob, explorant son cheminement depuis ses années dans le hockey scolaire jusqu'à son parcours universitaire à l'université de Moncton. Ces expériences ont joué un rôle déterminant dans la formation de son caractère, sa persévérance, ainsi que...
2023-08-0751 min
Built for EarthPlastic-Eating Enzymes | Jacob Nathan - Co-founder & CEO of Epoch BioDesignCurrently, the world makes over 460 million tons of plastic per year, a number that is set to grow as fossil fuels companies are increasingly turning to plastic production for profits. The problem is only 2% of plastics are ultimately recycled. Epoch BioDesign is looking to change that by using synthetic biology and AI to develop enzymes that eat plastic and can be turned into chemicals.
Jacob Nathan is the CEO of Epoch BioDesign. At age 18, he started the company alongside British biochemist, Professor Douglas Kell, when he discovered microbes capable of breaking down plastic waste during a senior...
2023-05-2936 min
Mi Iglesia InternacionalLa promesa y la bendición es nuestra mayor riqueza | Pastor Samuel EscotoGenesis 31:3-8 - También Jehová dijo a Jacob: Vuélvete a la tierra de tus padres, y a tu parentela, y yo estaré contigo. 4 Envió, pues, Jacob, y llamó a Raquel y a Lea al campo donde estaban sus ovejas,5 y les dijo: Veo que el semblante de vuestro padre no es para conmigo como era antes; mas el Dios de mi padre ha estado conmigo. 6 Vosotras sabéis que con todas mis fuerzas he servido a vuestro padre; 7 y vuestro padre me ha engañado, y me ha cambiado el salario diez veces; pero Dios no le ha permitido qu...
2023-05-1743 min
The Bow Tie Movie LoungeSPEED (1994) | W/ Samuel McCullough | The Bow Tie Movie LoungeSend us a Text Message.Pop quiz hotshot. What do you get when you get two fellas who really love to talk movies?We can tell ya. You get a podcast that has the charge to put a hole in the world.Join Jacob and newcomer, Samuel McCullough on this wild ride of a pod! Except we're in the comfort of an unarmed podcast studio. So why don't you join us, in The Bow Tie Movie Lounge!Support the Show.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com...
2023-04-251h 39
Behavioral Health Integration"Ketamine Assisted Therapy" (Part 2) Interview with Samuel Ko, MD, MBA, FACEP, FAAEMToday, we’re joined by Dr. Samuel Ko, a Board Certified Emergency Physician and medical director of Reset Ketamine in Palm Springs, California.
Dr. Ko completed his emergency residency training at Loma Linda University Medical Center, where the mission is “To Make Man Whole.” Dr. Ko takes this same holistic approach at Reset Ketamine, where he always makes sure to take into account the biology, psychology, sociology, and spirituality of his patients.
In addition to his medical practice, Dr. Ko and his wife Kim are co-creators of the online course Ketamine StartUp, which teaches other physici...
2022-10-171h 10
The Medical Sales PodcastDevice Rep To West Sales Manager - The 2 Year Sprint With Jacob Mclaughlin Part 2Success is not luck. It is a formula. It is not something built overnight and it requires hard work and a fighting spirit. I sat down for a conversation with Jacob McLaughlin about the medical sales industry. He shares the value of attainment programs for medical sales and his role in helping people live their best lives. Jacob shares his journey from seeking opportunities to growing as an influencer to the importance of taking responsibility for what's happening in your life. Stream now to learn more about this trail...
2022-10-0527 min
The Medical Sales PodcastDevice Rep To West Sales Manager - The 2 Year Sprint With Jacob MclaughlinDiscover the extraordinary journey of Jacob McLaughlin, a prominent figure in the medical sales world, as he shares his inspiring transformation from personal trainer to leading sales expert at Medtronic. Jacob's story is one of ambition, perseverance, and seizing opportunities, as he built a robust network of over 3,000 connections that propelled him into a successful career in medical device sales. From revitalizing a struggling territory to becoming the Area Sales Manager for Inovuis Medical, Jacob's experiences offer a masterclass in career growth and professional reinvention. Jacob's decision to join Medtronic, the largest medical device company globally, was...
2022-09-2829 min
Law of Code#58 - Yitzy Hammer & Samuel Goldfaden: The future of NFTs, whether securities laws should apply, and NFT NYC.Yitzy Hammer and Samuel Goldfaden are co-founders of DLT Law and two crypto-focused lawyers based in Israel. Yitzy has been working with tech companies for the past 6 years on M&A, IP, privacy (CIPP/E certified), and corporate and commercial law-related legal issues. Samuel specializes in AML compliance and financial regulation.
Both Yitzy and Samuel worked for many years at Herzog, Fox & Neeman, Israel's largest law firm, including through the 2017 ICO craze. Recognizing a need for tailored services in the web3 space, they launched DLT Law, a unique practice where they work exclusively with crypto and blockchain-related p...
2022-08-1634 min
Anxious Millennial Artist PodcastEpisode Twenty Five with Samuel FradleyIn this episode of The Brickworks Podcast, Jacob sits down with Samuel Fradley. Director of The South West Collective, Samuel is a truly remarkable artist whose work challenges societal norms. Samuel also has very interesting perspectives on being creative, especially in the landscape we are in right now!
Samuel Fradley -
Instagram - @samuelfradley96
Website - www.samuelfradley.com/home
South West Collective
Instagram - @thesouthwestcollectiveltd
Website - www.thesouthwestcollective.co.uk
F16
Instagram - @f16camerastore
Website - www.f16camerastore.co...
2021-07-091h 06
KonCast with Samuel KondrackiEPISODE 24 - S3: EMILY AND JACOB - CHEERWINE, HOT TAKES, AND BAD DREAMSYOOOO NEW EPPY! Emily is back from college, which means we absolutely needed to have both her and Jacob on the podcast. In this week's episode, Emily has Hannah and Sarah try "Cheerwine" for the first time. Sarah wants to continue the "Sibling Hate" series, but we instead choose to go around giving hot takes. Emily hates flip flops, hot dogs deserve more love, Jacob and I disagree about Beyonce, and I think Roo from Winnie the Pooh has an unfortunate secret. Emily can never get a good night's sleep, I push my family out of our dream car...
2021-05-141h 18
Made To MoveMade To Move 037 | Jacob ColonWelcome to 'Made To Move' radio with your host Jacob Colon. As ever we are treated to an hour long adventure through the latest and greatest in the world of House music via one of the most reliable emerging talents on the electronic music scene.
Made to Move Radio EP 037
1. Jacob Colon feat. Laura Noble- Love Ahora
2. Simone Vitullo, Do Santos - Que Ritmo (Simone Vitullo Revisited Mix)
3. Giorgio Brindesi, Loverman (MX), Roger Garcia, Mijangos - Welcome Home (Mijangos & Roger Garcia Afrodeep Mix)
4. Yautja - Bad Guy (Extended Mix)
5. The Deepshakerz, Shyam P...
2021-04-1100 min
Daily Bible Reading PassagesAre you Washed in the Blood Of the Lamb song.I am singing with my little sister Sarah Jacob the song " Are you Washed in the Blood Of the Lamb.".
2020-09-1102 minDaily Bible Reading PassagesInstruments of Your Peace.I am singing with my little sister Sarah Jacob the song " Instruments of Your Peace".
2020-09-0802 min
BallaholicsNBA Boycotts Games Amidst Jacob Blake Shooting, Predicting Heat/Bucks & OKC/RocketsThe crew reflects and discusses the latest boycott in the wake of the Jacob Blake incident.
1:05 Reactions To Jacob Blake Shooting & NBA Boycott
16:18 Milwaukee Bucks vs Miami Heat Predictions: Do The Heat have what it takes to upset the Bucks?
23:08 Houston Rockets vs Oklahoma City Thunder: Will Russell Westbrook be enough for the Rockets to elevate the Rockets over the Thunder.
Check us out!
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2020-09-0131 min
Preparatory Podcast: Restoration BasicsJacob 4 & 5: We Got an Anti-ChristJoin us as we discuss Jacob chapters 4 and 5. Its exciting to finish another book in the Book of Mormon! We discuss the impact Jacob had on the Nephites and how he overcame an anti christ among the people!
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2020-07-2150 minPreparatory Podcast: Restoration BasicsJacob 3: Our Role in Gods Plan w/ Joel LovingIn the second part of our discussion on Jacob 3 we discuss the plan of salvation and the role we have in the restoration of the house of Israel.
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2020-07-1554 minPreparatory Podcast: Restoration BasicsJacob 3: The Purpose of the Book of Mormon w/Joel LovingWe take the show on the road to Lamoni, Iowa, to discuss Jacob 3 with Joel Loving.
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2020-07-0750 minDaily Bible Reading PassagesWe shall overcome song.In this podcast my sister Sarah Mary Jacob is going to sing her favorite song 'We shall overcome'.
2020-06-0901 minDaily Bible Reading PassagesJohn chapter 16:1-15In this podcast i am going to read June 6th Bible reading passages for the evening.
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2020-06-0602 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2nd Chronicles chapter 20-22https://anchor.fm/samuel-jacob3/message
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In this podcast i am going to read June 6th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-06-0619 min
Faces for the futureEP 012 with Samuel FradleyDuring the lockdown we are seeing here in the UK, I got the chance to sit down with Samuel Fradley Via skype.
Documenting the outer fringes of society, UFO spotters & Ghosthunters. Samuel Fradley has experienced a lot in his career as a photographer to which he used to start The Southwest Collective. A collective that has built a strong and dedicated audience with the aspiration to begin an institution in the future. In this podcast, we discuss some 'cliches' within documentary photography, how Samuel can see the collective moving forward and much, much more!
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2020-05-3055 minDaily Bible Reading PassagesPsalms chapter 121In this podcast my sister Sarah Mary Jacob is reciting Psalm chapter 121 for the glory of God.
2020-05-2200 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 23-24In this podcast I am going to read April 30th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-3013 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 21-22In this podcast I am going to read April 29th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2913 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 19-20In this podcast I am reading April 28th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2817 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 17-18In this podcast I am reading April 27th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2716 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 15-16In this podcast I am reading April 26th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2515 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 13 - 14In this podcast I am reading April 25th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2419 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 10-12In this podcast I am reading April 24th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2421 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2 Samuel chapter 7-9In this podcast I am reading April 23rd Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2316 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2nd Samuel Chapter 4-6In this podcast I am reading April 22nd Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2215 minDaily Bible Reading Passages2nd Samuel chapter 1-3In this podcast I am reading April 21st Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-2124 minDaily Bible Reading Passages1st Samuel chapter 30-31In this podcast I am reading April 20th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-1911 minDaily Bible Reading Passages1st Samuel chapter 27-29In this podcast I am reading April 19th Bible reading passages for the morning.
2020-04-1915 minDaily Bible Reading Passages1st Samuel chapter 25-26.In this episode I read 1st Samuel chapter 25 and 26. Stay tuned for more upcoming podcasts and be enriched.
2020-04-1818 min
2020-04-1400 min
Let Them Fight: A Comedy History PodcastEp. 85 Samuel DeStefanoWelcome back to another week of historical violence, dear listeners! We're sticking around Chicago again today to talk about Samuel DeStefano, a dude who made the bad guys from all the Saw movies seem reasonable. Except Samuel's game was loaning out money to people, then dreaming about all the ways he was going to punish them for not paying. Sounds like a nice guy right? Well strap in, because that's just the tip of the iceberg to this crazy guinea. Enjoy!
2020-04-1453 minPreparatory Podcast: Restoration BasicsJacob 1 and 2: Sexual Immorality w/ Guest - Cara SmithJoin us as we discuss Jacob chapter 1 and 2 where we talk about the speech given to the Nephites by Jacob
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2020-03-2459 min
KonCast with Samuel KondrackiEPISODE 7: EMILY, JACOB PITTS, AND MORE - THANKSGIVING, KANYE WEST, AND STREAMINGWell, it happened. I done made a comeback. It feels GOOD to be back folks, and after such a long time away from podcasting, it was nice being able to shake off the rust and dust and record with my people!!! Today, thanks to Thanksgiving, I have Emily and Jacob Pitts on the show, as well as a BUNCH of other family members coming in and out of our makeshift studio! We talk Thanksgiving food and about how cranberry sauce may or may not be overrated. Emily explains to me what college in Virginia is like, and what she...
2019-11-2928 min
Bantha Fodder8: Pimped. Out. Star. Destroyer.In the eighth episode of Bantha Fodder, Mike and Jacob are up late talking Rogue One and the official teaser trailer that hit the web in April. They break it down shot for shot and pick out the little details that make this trailer so great!Show Notes:Pre-topic and Follow-upThe Black Series Elite Forces TIE Fighter | AmazonThe Force Awakens on Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital HD | AmazonPablo Hidalgo on Palpatine confusion | TwitterThank you @samuel_fox_ for the email!Rogue One teaser trailerRogue One: A Star Wars Story Official Teaser Trailer | YouTubeRogue One: A Star Wars Story trailer...
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