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Bad Movies We LoveIn Time (2011) with Betsy and Trent from Never Seen ItI've been counting the seconds until Betsy & Trent from the Never Seen It podcast joined the show to play time cops with me. We talk about the concept, the conviction, the cool cars, and the Cillian Murphy of it all in Andrew Niccol's:IN TIME (2011)In a future where people stop aging at 25, but are engineered to live only one more year, having the means to buy your way out of the situation is a shot at immortal youth. Will Salas is accused of murder and on the run with a hostage.Written & Directed by...
2026-01-242h 04
RedBeard Outdoors472. Keeping it Real w/ Trent Ellis | Laughs, Life, and the OutdoorsFrom the deer stand/tree saddle, to his family life, Trent Ellis lives life to the fullest. Comedy is key when it comes to Trent's life. Enjoy this conversation with a man that lives life making memories with his loved ones and spreading joy to others through humor.Get Entered for the LEUPOLD SX-4 65mm GIVEAWAY:https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/brRoRVxFREE MONTH of Starlink!https://www.starlink.com/residential?referral=RC-2404913-53632-57&app_source=shareDISCOUNTS...
2025-11-011h 09
Riverside ReadingsEp 20 - Pride Month Special Pt 3 - Katherine MansfieldOur third author of Pride Month is Katherine Mansfield, who has connections with other LGBTQ icons, such as last week's Oscar Wilde and prolific author Virginia Wolf.Hailing from New Zealand, though her life was short, it was certainly not viewed as “wasted.” She was bisexual, and she described one of her relationships with a Maori woman (natives of New Zealand) as “unclean, I know but true. What an extraordinary thing - I feel savagely crude”. However, this did not stop her from living her truth and bringing the difficulties and tribulations of her sexuality and the outs...
2024-06-1524 min
Riverside ReadingsEp 19 - Pride Month Special Pt 2 - Oscar WildeOur second Author of Pride Month is none other than Oscar Wilde!Traveling around the world from Ireland and self-proclaiming that he kissed another famous poet named Walt Whitman, Oscar Wilde was persecuted, jailed, and sentenced to two years of hard labor for being gay. Oscar Wilde used his artistry to continue the narrative that there is more to love than the singular, heterosexual man-and-woman relationship. Love knows no bounds and, many times brings us our biggest strengths. Famous for his book, “The Portrait of Dorian Gray” (1891), we will be reading from his list of poems that...
2024-06-1037 minWest of The FieldsNew music including Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Nilufer Yanya, Corridor and Fat White Family on this weekNew music including Cindy LeeI continued exploring recent releases from Cindy Lee, Chanel Beads, Local Natives, Bolis Pupul, Justice, Pearl Jam, The Black Keys, Gesaffelstein, Allie X and Wisp on the show this week, while the retro alternative set focused on great tunes from the year 1982, in honor of yet another Pitchfork Sunday Review of a classic album, this time Lou Reed’s epic “The Blue Mask.” The retro set also features gems from Japan (Haruomi Hosono, Taeko Onuki), Italo disco magic (Dharma, Klein & M.B.O.) and alternative rock legends (Gary Numan, Gang Of Four, Siouxsie & The Banshees). Here’s the tracklist for the...
2024-05-0700 min
Sabbath School With Branch DavidiansRevival and Reformation Must Be Blended for Complete Success Today we are going to look at a key aspect of what brings about successful reformation, because one thing we all know about the Protestant Reformation was that although many great truths were restored, it didn't finish the gospel work. And in fact, as Adventists, we know that while the Protestant Reformation was a good thing, the churches it produced are actually Babylon. As Seventh-day Adventists we should all know that the second angel's message was directed primarily at the Protestant Churches and declared that they were the Babylon that fell. Note, it's not that these churches *became* Babylon...
2024-05-0513 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansRevival and Reformation Must Be Blended for Complete Success Today we are going to look at a key aspect of what brings about successful reformation, because one thing we all know about the Protestant Reformation was that although many great truths were restored, it didn't finish the gospel work. And in fact, as Adventists, we know that while the Protestant Reformation was a good thing, the churches it produced are actually Babylon. As Seventh-day Adventists we should all know that the second angel's message was directed primarily at the Protestant Churches and declared that they were the Babylon that fell. Note, it's not that these churches *became* Babylon...
2024-05-0513 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansPrivate Interpretation vs. Inspired Interpretation You know the bible verse that says no prophecy of scripture is of private interpretation, (2 Peter 1:19-21)? Well, it's the subject of one of Friday's discussion questions in the SDA Sabbath School Quarterly this week, and it's also the subject of *our* study today. We'll find out what the deal is with private interpretation, and we'll also learn how we're supposed to approach the task of interpreting scripture. The pillars of the SDA movement were founded on the revelations given to Ellen White, not on private interpretations of the pioneers. She says that all the brethren at t...
2024-04-1822 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansPrivate Interpretation vs. Inspired Interpretation You know the bible verse that says no prophecy of scripture is of private interpretation, (2 Peter 1:19-21)? Well, it's the subject of one of Friday's discussion questions in the SDA Sabbath School Quarterly this week, and it's also the subject of *our* study today. We'll find out what the deal is with private interpretation, and we'll also learn how we're supposed to approach the task of interpreting scripture. The pillars of the SDA movement were founded on the revelations given to Ellen White, not on private interpretations of the pioneers. She says that all the brethren at t...
2024-04-1822 min
La Sixième PageVlog Lecture - L'Encyclopédie Féerique d'Emily Wilde (Heather Fawcett)Hello, bienvenue à la Sixième Page, le podcast façon BookClub
On se retrouve pour un Reading Vlog, ou Vlog de lecture, où vous allez me suivre pendant ma lecture de L’Encyclopédie Féérique d’Emily Wilde.
Si vous ne connaissez pas encore les Houppelandes, vous allez être servi ! (Et non, ce ne sont pas des fées)
Bonne écoute !
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2024-03-1319 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansWhat Are the Streams of Water in Psalm 1? Today's lesson is about Psalm 1, and as you'll see, there are important lessons to learn here that you probably haven't noticed before. If you don't remember what Psalm 1 is about, Thursday's lesson in the Sabbath School Quarterly expresses it really nicely by saying that it depicts the righteous by a simile of a tree planted by streams of water. And it's that "streams of water" part that we're going to really focus on today. And what we find is that if you want to be someone who could be likened to a tree that's transplanted by the streams of...
2024-02-2109 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansWhat Are the Streams of Water in Psalm 1? Today's lesson is about Psalm 1, and as you'll see, there are important lessons to learn here that you probably haven't noticed before. If you don't remember what Psalm 1 is about, Thursday's lesson in the Sabbath School Quarterly expresses it really nicely by saying that it depicts the righteous by a simile of a tree planted by streams of water. And it's that "streams of water" part that we're going to really focus on today. And what we find is that if you want to be someone who could be likened to a tree that's transplanted by the streams of...
2024-02-2109 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansShould Our Rights Guide Us?In this study we look at the story of Esther and Mordecai and the turn of circumstances that occurred for the Jews and for those who attacked them under Haman's decree. Esther found a way to turn the King against Haman and to petition the King to revoke the decree. But since no decree of the King could be revoked according to Persian law, they had to devise another way to protect the Jews. So, the king permitted Esther and Mordecai to write a new decree in the name of the king. Their decree gave the Jews the legal r...
2023-12-2411 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansShould Our Rights Guide Us?In this study we look at the story of Esther and Mordecai and the turn of circumstances that occurred for the Jews and for those who attacked them under Haman's decree. Esther found a way to turn the King against Haman and to petition the King to revoke the decree. But since no decree of the King could be revoked according to Persian law, they had to devise another way to protect the Jews. So, the king permitted Esther and Mordecai to write a new decree in the name of the king. Their decree gave the Jews the legal r...
2023-12-2411 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansHow To Handle New and Strange Teachings In Acts chapter 2, we see that Peter was speaking to a Jewish audience that had come from far and wide to celebrate Pentecost, or the Feast of Weeks. Peter confronted their incorrect beliefs and offered new explanations for what people were seeing and experiencing. These incorrect beliefs being confronted were the incorrect beliefs of God's denominated people at the time. And these corrections were not coming from the established religious leaders. It's easy to read Acts 2 and imagine that we would have been the ones accepting these corrections and getting baptized into these new beliefs...
2023-11-0716 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansHow To Handle New and Strange Teachings In Acts chapter 2, we see that Peter was speaking to a Jewish audience that had come from far and wide to celebrate Pentecost, or the Feast of Weeks. Peter confronted their incorrect beliefs and offered new explanations for what people were seeing and experiencing. These incorrect beliefs being confronted were the incorrect beliefs of God's denominated people at the time. And these corrections were not coming from the established religious leaders. It's easy to read Acts 2 and imagine that we would have been the ones accepting these corrections and getting baptized into these new beliefs...
2023-11-0716 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansIs the Time for Living Prophets Over? Today we focus on something the lesson mentions, and that is what is said in Amos 3:7, which reads, "Surely the Lord Yahweh will do nothing, unless he reveals his secret to his servants the prophets." Amos 3:7 (WEB) From this key text, we not only learn that the role of prophets is to reveal the secret things of God, but also that the Lord won't carry out his plans unless he lets his servants, the prophets, know about it first. Also, notice how this arrangement of God revealing His secret to His prophets in connection with...
2023-10-2311 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansIs the Time for Living Prophets Over? Today we focus on something the lesson mentions, and that is what is said in Amos 3:7, which reads, "Surely the Lord Yahweh will do nothing, unless he reveals his secret to his servants the prophets." Amos 3:7 (WEB) From this key text, we not only learn that the role of prophets is to reveal the secret things of God, but also that the Lord won't carry out his plans unless he lets his servants, the prophets, know about it first. Also, notice how this arrangement of God revealing His secret to His prophets in connection with...
2023-10-2311 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansThe Preferred Solution to the Sin Problem How exactly Jesus is the solution to the sin problem? Some think Jesus solves the sin problem by changing the way God looks at the sinner, while leaving the sinner still committing sin in their hearts and lives. But if sinners still sin, is that really a solution to the sin problem? No. When you think about it (and you can even see it with your own eyes today), living in a society where sin still abounds, harbored in our own hearts, but is considered understandable and "atoned for" while not eliminated in reality, doesn't...
2023-10-1817 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansThe Preferred Solution to the Sin Problem How exactly Jesus is the solution to the sin problem? Some think Jesus solves the sin problem by changing the way God looks at the sinner, while leaving the sinner still committing sin in their hearts and lives. But if sinners still sin, is that really a solution to the sin problem? No. When you think about it (and you can even see it with your own eyes today), living in a society where sin still abounds, harbored in our own hearts, but is considered understandable and "atoned for" while not eliminated in reality, doesn't...
2023-10-1817 min
Trent Wilde Blog"In the Counsel of Wrongdoers" - "Psalm 1" (NABT)The term usually translated "the wicked" in English translations of Hebrew scripture is better translated "wrongdoers." This episodes explains why and it also explains the implications of this difference - particularly as it relates to Psalm 1. While addressing translation issues to some degree, this episode has a greater focus on the practical lessons of this first part of the poem: "Cheers for the man who ain't done gone in the counsel of wrongdoers..." Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2023/08/20/aint-done-gone-in-the-counsel-of-wrongdoers-psalm-1-nabt/ Different Ways to Follow the Podcast: https://www.bdsda.com/2021/08/19/follow-the-trent-wilde-blog-podcast/ M...
2023-10-1327 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansAre We Judged By Our Works If We Are Saved by Grace? How is the concept of judgment linked to the "everlasting gospel" in the first angel's message? Why must the gospel be central to the idea of judgment? Some might say that the gospel is central to the idea of judgment because it is thought that acceptance of the gospel equals salvation from judgment, and if we don't have to be judged, there is nothing to fear about the judgment. Another thing people might say concerning the gospel and its relation to the judgment is that the gospel makes it so that believers won't have to be...
2023-10-0814 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansAre We Judged By Our Works If We Are Saved by Grace? How is the concept of judgment linked to the "everlasting gospel" in the first angel's message? Why must the gospel be central to the idea of judgment? Some might say that the gospel is central to the idea of judgment because it is thought that acceptance of the gospel equals salvation from judgment, and if we don't have to be judged, there is nothing to fear about the judgment. Another thing people might say concerning the gospel and its relation to the judgment is that the gospel makes it so that believers won't have to be...
2023-10-0814 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansThe "Every Wind of Doctrine" Problem Ephesians 4:14 says that we should no longer be children tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by trickery of men. From this statement we know that obviously the early church struggled with internal struggles from the "trickery of men." How about the end-times remnant church? Does it face internal struggles from the "trickery of men?" It's doubtful any Seventh-day Adventist would say "no." But the problem is that everyone thinks those in the "other group" are the ones being tricked, being "carried about with every wind of doctrine." That being the case, how do...
2023-09-2712 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansThe "Every Wind of Doctrine" Problem Ephesians 4:14 says that we should no longer be children tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by trickery of men. From this statement we know that obviously the early church struggled with internal struggles from the "trickery of men." How about the end-times remnant church? Does it face internal struggles from the "trickery of men?" It's doubtful any Seventh-day Adventist would say "no." But the problem is that everyone thinks those in the "other group" are the ones being tricked, being "carried about with every wind of doctrine." That being the case, how do...
2023-09-2712 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansGod Gives Us the Armor He Uses Too! The strength of the Lord is linked with the armor of God. The way we become strong in the Lord is by wearing 6 pieces of armor, and when each piece is put on and used correctly, we will be able to stand in the evil day. Having on the armor gives us the same strength God has. Not only does it personally equip us, but it identifies us as part of God's army and thus we have the protection offered by the rest of His army, including the angels. An important, yet often missed, aspect of this is that...
2023-09-1410 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansGod Gives Us the Armor He Uses Too! The strength of the Lord is linked with the armor of God. The way we become strong in the Lord is by wearing 6 pieces of armor, and when each piece is put on and used correctly, we will be able to stand in the evil day. Having on the armor gives us the same strength God has. Not only does it personally equip us, but it identifies us as part of God's army and thus we have the protection offered by the rest of His army, including the angels. An important, yet often missed, aspect of this is that...
2023-09-1410 min
Trent Wilde BlogAin't Done Gone - "Psalm 1" (NABT)This explains why a very common Hebrew conjugation is best translated using a feature of certain non-standard varieties of English. Also, we learn how this impacts the meaning of Psalm 1. More specifically, the Hebrew Qatal form is best translated using the "preverbal done" found in English dialects such as African American English and Southern American English. Both Qatal and "preverbal done" convey the perfective aspect. If you don't know what all these terms mean - no worries, their explained in the episode. :) Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2023/08/20/aint-done-gone-in-the-counsel-of-wrongdoers-psalm-1-nabt/ Perfective Done (Yale Grammatical Diversity P...
2023-09-081h 03Sabbath School With Branch DavidiansHow the Jesus Movement Dealt With SlaveryIn this study, we talk about slavery in New Testament times, with a special focus on the principles promoted by Jesus and his early followers regarding how to deal with slavery, and examine the incredible wisdom involved in their approach. For further study, see: "Are You Minding What Matters?" by Trent Wilde https://www.bdsda.com/are-you-minding-what-matters/?highlight=are%20you%20minding%20what%20matters Sabbath School Q3 2023: Ephesians - Week 11, "Practicing Supreme Loyalty to Christ" A Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventist perspective on the Sabbath School lesson. www.bdsda.com
2023-09-0618 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansHow the Jesus Movement Dealt With SlaveryIn this study, we talk about slavery in New Testament times, with a special focus on the principles promoted by Jesus and his early followers regarding how to deal with slavery, and examine the incredible wisdom involved in their approach. For further study, see: "Are You Minding What Matters?" by Trent Wilde https://www.bdsda.com/are-you-minding-what-matters/?highlight=are%20you%20minding%20what%20matters Sabbath School Q3 2023: Ephesians - Week 11, "Practicing Supreme Loyalty to Christ" A Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventist perspective on the Sabbath School lesson. www.bdsda.com
2023-09-0618 minTrent Wilde BlogCheers For The Man Who... - "Psalm 1" (NABT)If you read Bible translations, you should listen to this. Most translations aren't as good as they could be. You'll learn about some of the key problems and how they can be resolved. The issues include translating male-biased language, maintaining (or failing to maintain) distinctions between words, translation consistency, and dealing with the nuances and complexities of language. All this is explored through taking a detailed look at the first line of "Psalm 1" and its translation in Not A Bible Translation (NABT). Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2023/08/04/cheers-for-the-man-who-psalm-1-nabt/ 00:00 Intro 01:32 "Psalm 1" wasn't...
2023-08-141h 06Sabbath School With Branch DavidiansUriah Smith's Story of the Ship, the Pilot, and the Rebellion Does the Bible validate the functioning of the gift of prophecy in the church only during the time of the apostles? Or does the gift continue until the return of Christ? The early Adventists found their answer in Ephesians 4:13 and shared it through a story by Uriah Smith about the captain of a ship who was bound to follow the instructions provided for a voyage. Does this pioneer's perspective apply still today? Are we part of the rebellion Uriah Smith speaks of? Or are we consistent with the pioneer's understanding of the scriptures on these points? For fur...
2023-08-0817 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansUriah Smith's Story of the Ship, the Pilot, and the Rebellion Does the Bible validate the functioning of the gift of prophecy in the church only during the time of the apostles? Or does the gift continue until the return of Christ? The early Adventists found their answer in Ephesians 4:13 and shared it through a story by Uriah Smith about the captain of a ship who was bound to follow the instructions provided for a voyage. Does this pioneer's perspective apply still today? Are we part of the rebellion Uriah Smith speaks of? Or are we consistent with the pioneer's understanding of the scriptures on these points? For fur...
2023-08-0817 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansAre We Satisfied to Have All Our Prophets Dead Prophets? This week's Sabbath School lesson notes that in Ephesians 3:1-6, Paul receives new light on the mystery of the gospel, that is – that it is to go to the Gentiles. Paul tells us that this mystery was made known to him, and also to the other apostles and prophets, and that this mystery was something that was not known to previous generations. In other words, this mystery revealed to Paul and the other apostles and prophets was radically new light for the people of their day, but, as the lesson said, not much of a surprise to us...
2023-07-3115 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansAre We Satisfied to Have All Our Prophets Dead Prophets? This week's Sabbath School lesson notes that in Ephesians 3:1-6, Paul receives new light on the mystery of the gospel, that is – that it is to go to the Gentiles. Paul tells us that this mystery was made known to him, and also to the other apostles and prophets, and that this mystery was something that was not known to previous generations. In other words, this mystery revealed to Paul and the other apostles and prophets was radically new light for the people of their day, but, as the lesson said, not much of a surprise to us...
2023-07-3115 minTrent Wilde BlogNot A Bible Translation of "Psalm 1"This introduces a new translation of "Psalm 1" (part of Not A Bible Translation). You'll learn why a new translation is needed and what is different about Not A Bible Translation. In it the process, we cover some of the issues with modern English Bible Translations and also how Not A Bible Translations deals with the fact that the English language is not one thing, but rather a whole bunch of things (a collection of varieties). Two main uncommon features of Not A Bible Translation are 1) it isn't a revision of previous translations, and 2) i...
2023-07-2628 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansDo You Know the Mystery In Ephesians? The memory text for this week is Ephesians 1:9-10. It speaks of a mystery that has been revealed by Jesus before He went to the cross. When we understand what the mystery is by comparing Ephesians with John 14 and 17, we will recognize that Satan has done everything he can to shroud it again in mystery, and thereby frustrate God's plan for all of us in heaven and on earth. For further study: "The King of Crises in the Seventh-day Adventist Church," by Trent Wilde, https://www.bdsda.com/the-king-of-crises-in-the-seventh-day-adventist-church-2/?highlight=th...
2023-06-2814 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansDo You Know the Mystery In Ephesians? The memory text for this week is Ephesians 1:9-10. It speaks of a mystery that has been revealed by Jesus before He went to the cross. When we understand what the mystery is by comparing Ephesians with John 14 and 17, we will recognize that Satan has done everything he can to shroud it again in mystery, and thereby frustrate God's plan for all of us in heaven and on earth. For further study: "The King of Crises in the Seventh-day Adventist Church," by Trent Wilde, https://www.bdsda.com/the-king-of-crises-in-the-seventh-day-adventist-church-2/?highlight=th...
2023-06-2814 minTrent Wilde BlogBefore Spirit Was Spiritualistic SeriesThis is an introduction to, and overview of, our recent series Before Spirit Was Spiritualistic: Philosophical Materialism from Genesis to Jesus. Blog Article - http://www.bdsda.com/2023/04/03/before-spirit-was-spiritualistic-upcoming-series-april-may-2023/ Before Spirit Was Spiritualistic: Philosophical Materialism from Genesis to Jesus Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn4_HDw_7F5K2GpgKtdh3kNTMX9s03tjs Are You Minding What Matters? YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@AreYouMindingWhatMatters Jeremiah Against Orthodoxy (Ancient and Modern) - http://www.bdsda.com/2023/01/24/jeremiah-against-orthodoxy-ancient-and-modern/
2023-06-1725 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansAre You God's Temple, or Are Y'All God's Temple? What did Paul mean by saying, "Don't you know that you are a temple of God, and that God's Spirit lives (or dwells) in you?" 1 Corinthians 3:16. Was Paul saying that the Holy Spirit is a disembodied immaterial "being" who actually takes up residence in each Christian's body? Or is he saying that the Holy Spirit is not a being at all, but a force or an influence that acts upon the human body to makes us do righteous things? Or did Paul mean something else? For further study, see: "What is the Spirit of Prophecy? S...
2023-04-1714 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansAre You God's Temple, or Are Y'All God's Temple? What did Paul mean by saying, "Don't you know that you are a temple of God, and that God's Spirit lives (or dwells) in you?" 1 Corinthians 3:16. Was Paul saying that the Holy Spirit is a disembodied immaterial "being" who actually takes up residence in each Christian's body? Or is he saying that the Holy Spirit is not a being at all, but a force or an influence that acts upon the human body to makes us do righteous things? Or did Paul mean something else? For further study, see: "What is the Spirit of Prophecy? S...
2023-04-1714 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansWhat Did the Pioneers Think the Spirit of Prophecy Was? Revelation 12:17 is the most solemn message from Jesus on how to find God's end-time church - how to know it from all others that claim to be God's church. We note that the remnant people "keep the commandments of God and *have,* (present tense), the testimony of Jesus, which is the Spirit of Prophecy." Now we might be inclined to assume that the Seventh-day Adventist church must be the remnant church because we "have" the writings of Ellen White, the end-time prophet. But is that what Ellen White and the pioneers thought, or what the book of...
2023-03-2813 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansWhat Did the Pioneers Think the Spirit of Prophecy Was? Revelation 12:17 is the most solemn message from Jesus on how to find God's end-time church - how to know it from all others that claim to be God's church. We note that the remnant people "keep the commandments of God and *have,* (present tense), the testimony of Jesus, which is the Spirit of Prophecy." Now we might be inclined to assume that the Seventh-day Adventist church must be the remnant church because we "have" the writings of Ellen White, the end-time prophet. But is that what Ellen White and the pioneers thought, or what the book of...
2023-03-2813 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansWhat's All the Fuss About the Investigative Judgment? How many Seventh-day Adventists today really understand the investigative judgment? Some may think, we have other doctrines more important than this doctrine of the investigative judgment, right? Do we really need to understand this doctrine in order to make it to heaven? I mean, if Jesus' death for the sins of the world made it so all we need to do to make it to heaven is believe this, and then our sins, past, present and future are covered by the vicarious righteousness of Christ, then what is all the fuss about the investigative judgment? I...
2023-03-1314 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansWhat's All the Fuss About the Investigative Judgment? How many Seventh-day Adventists today really understand the investigative judgment? Some may think, we have other doctrines more important than this doctrine of the investigative judgment, right? Do we really need to understand this doctrine in order to make it to heaven? I mean, if Jesus' death for the sins of the world made it so all we need to do to make it to heaven is believe this, and then our sins, past, present and future are covered by the vicarious righteousness of Christ, then what is all the fuss about the investigative judgment? I...
2023-03-1314 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansYou CAN Control Your Thoughts Every Moment It is incredible to me that the Ten Commandments are so comprehensive, even being our schoolmaster of thought. Covetousness is based in selfishness, and selfishness is the foundation for every other sin. As Sunday's lesson points out, covetousness could even be considered the original sin – that of Lucifer. Covetous thoughts are immoral. And covetous thinkers will not enter the kingdom of heaven, as the lesson for Sabbath points out, according to 1 Corinthians 6:9-10. In this study, we discuss the erroneous idea of "original sin," that sin is an action as stated in 1 John 3:4, and that all...
2023-02-2712 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansYou CAN Control Your Thoughts Every Moment It is incredible to me that the Ten Commandments are so comprehensive, even being our schoolmaster of thought. Covetousness is based in selfishness, and selfishness is the foundation for every other sin. As Sunday's lesson points out, covetousness could even be considered the original sin – that of Lucifer. Covetous thoughts are immoral. And covetous thinkers will not enter the kingdom of heaven, as the lesson for Sabbath points out, according to 1 Corinthians 6:9-10. In this study, we discuss the erroneous idea of "original sin," that sin is an action as stated in 1 John 3:4, and that all...
2023-02-2712 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansChristian Success Vs. Christian Failure The basic meaning of success is the achievement of an aim or a goal, and the sorts of goals people usually have in mind when talking about success have to do with bringing about some different set of circumstances in the future. If the circumstances come about, the person is considered successful while if they don't come about, the person is thought to be unsuccessful. John the Baptist's life seems unsuccessful from the standpoint of most ideas of success. Let's face it, no one would probably include being beheaded as an end goal or aim in life...
2023-02-2011 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansChristian Success Vs. Christian Failure The basic meaning of success is the achievement of an aim or a goal, and the sorts of goals people usually have in mind when talking about success have to do with bringing about some different set of circumstances in the future. If the circumstances come about, the person is considered successful while if they don't come about, the person is thought to be unsuccessful. John the Baptist's life seems unsuccessful from the standpoint of most ideas of success. Let's face it, no one would probably include being beheaded as an end goal or aim in life...
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2023-02-151h 09Sabbath School with Branch DavidiansThe Second Tithe and the Worthy PoorSunday's lesson discusses three reasons people get into financial difficulty. First is ignorance in regard to good financial principles, second is greed or selfishness, and the third listed in the lesson is personal misfortune. In this lesson, we address the third reason people get into finacial difficulty...personal misfortune. Does the church church organization have any responsibility in these cases, assuming the person who has fallen on hard times because of no fault of their own is a faithful member of the church, has honestly endeavored to walk in all the light that has been given to them, and...
2023-01-3112 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansThe Second Tithe and the Worthy PoorSunday's lesson discusses three reasons people get into financial difficulty. First is ignorance in regard to good financial principles, second is greed or selfishness, and the third listed in the lesson is personal misfortune. In this lesson, we address the third reason people get into finacial difficulty...personal misfortune. Does the church church organization have any responsibility in these cases, assuming the person who has fallen on hard times because of no fault of their own is a faithful member of the church, has honestly endeavored to walk in all the light that has been given to them, and...
2023-01-3112 minTrent Wilde BlogWho May Travel Into Yahweh's Tent?Ancient religions had requirements for admission into sacred spaces - usually sacrifices and purification rites. The requirements had nothing to do with true beliefs or moral behavior. This was true of pagan religions and of many in ancient Israel as well. There was, however, a philosophical school in ancient Israel that was particularly concerned about truth and morality. We consider an ancient Israelite poem that gives conditions for entering Yahweh's tent. What are the conditions? Not animal sacrifices or other typical ritual demands, but instead, the conditions are exclusively moral, and the description of the moral conditions makes it...
2023-01-0324 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansThe Word "Spirit" and Its Range of MeaningsWe are going to see in this study that the term "spirit" and its variants: "spiritual," "spiritualistic," "spiritualism," and "spiritualize," have multiple different uses. And this is of course not peculiar to the word "spirit," it's just the way that all words work. People use words in different ways and understanding an author's meaning is not always as simple as we might imagine. This is especially the case when dealing with a word with a long history and we're considering it's use in writings from different times. And what complicates things even more with the word "spirit" is that...
2022-12-2713 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansThe Word "Spirit" and Its Range of MeaningsWe are going to see in this study that the term "spirit" and its variants: "spiritual," "spiritualistic," "spiritualism," and "spiritualize," have multiple different uses. And this is of course not peculiar to the word "spirit," it's just the way that all words work. People use words in different ways and understanding an author's meaning is not always as simple as we might imagine. This is especially the case when dealing with a word with a long history and we're considering it's use in writings from different times. And what complicates things even more with the word "spirit" is that...
2022-12-2713 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansDid Ellen Understand the Plan of Redemption Like Jesus and Paul Did?Ellen says that the *purpose* of redemption is to restore in man the image of his Maker, to bring him back to the *perfection* in which he was created. This sure sounds like we are to fully expect, and are fully expected to be equal to the moral character of Jesus, as it is the very purpose of redemption. It's common for Christians to think we can't be morally perfect in this life - that we can't really have Jesus' character - and Christians also tend to believe that having a perfect character simply isn't necessary.
2022-12-1313 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansDid Ellen Understand the Plan of Redemption Like Jesus and Paul Did?Ellen says that the *purpose* of redemption is to restore in man the image of his Maker, to bring him back to the *perfection* in which he was created. This sure sounds like we are to fully expect, and are fully expected to be equal to the moral character of Jesus, as it is the very purpose of redemption. It's common for Christians to think we can't be morally perfect in this life - that we can't really have Jesus' character - and Christians also tend to believe that having a perfect character simply isn't necessary.
2022-12-1313 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansPutting the Kibosh on the Idea of Reincarnation The Sabbath School lesson this week looks at bible verses that conflict with the idea of reincarnation. This is great if your audience is made up of people professing to believe in the teachings of the bible, but what if you have an audience that doesn't share that belief, as would most likely be the case if you were witnessing to someone who actually did hold a belief in reincarnation, such as a Hindu? Peter, in 1 Peter 3:15, admonishes us to be able to give a reason to **everyone** who asks. And as Hindus have different writings they...
2022-12-0613 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansPutting the Kibosh on the Idea of Reincarnation The Sabbath School lesson this week looks at bible verses that conflict with the idea of reincarnation. This is great if your audience is made up of people professing to believe in the teachings of the bible, but what if you have an audience that doesn't share that belief, as would most likely be the case if you were witnessing to someone who actually did hold a belief in reincarnation, such as a Hindu? Peter, in 1 Peter 3:15, admonishes us to be able to give a reason to **everyone** who asks. And as Hindus have different writings they...
2022-12-0613 minSabbath School with Branch DavidiansMaterialism: The Implication of the ResurrectionAccording to 1 Corinthians 15:16-19, 32; 1 Thessalonians 14:13-18; John 6:39-40; Genesis 3:19, among others, our hope is in the resurrection. Without it we can have no hope for those who have fallen asleep. If humanity possessed an immaterial spirit that continued to exist after death, these words would make no sense, as a resurrection would not be necessary in order to be with the Lord, because they would already be with the Lord, albeit without their physical bodies. And yet, that is what most of the professed Christian world believes. The Hebrew perspective that Jesus and the apostles plainly promoted...
2022-11-1713 minSabbath School With Branch DavidiansMaterialism: The Implication of the ResurrectionAccording to 1 Corinthians 15:16-19, 32; 1 Thessalonians 14:13-18; John 6:39-40; Genesis 3:19, among others, our hope is in the resurrection. Without it we can have no hope for those who have fallen asleep. If humanity possessed an immaterial spirit that continued to exist after death, these words would make no sense, as a resurrection would not be necessary in order to be with the Lord, because they would already be with the Lord, albeit without their physical bodies. And yet, that is what most of the professed Christian world believes. The Hebrew perspective that Jesus and the apostles plainly promoted...
2022-11-1713 minTrent Wilde BlogGod: A Purely Material PersonAccording to the Hebrew prophets and the early Jesus-movement, God is an individual, material being - not a bodiless mind diffused through (and beyond) space and time. Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2022/10/07/god-a-purely-material-person/ personality of god Archives - (bdsda.com) You can watch the recordings of the (now finished) Zoom Series at this link: Zoom Series from Oct. 11-17 (2022) - The Personality of God: An SDA Pillar Doctrine - (bdsda.com)
2022-10-0810 minTrent Wilde BlogJesus: A Purely Material PersonJesus and his early followers understood him to be a purely physical being, having no non-physical aspect. Blog Article: Jesus: A Purely Material Person - (bdsda.com) Home - (bdsda.com) You can watch the recordings of the (now finished) Zoom Series at this link: Zoom Series from Oct. 11-17 (2022) - The Personality of God: An SDA Pillar Doctrine - (bdsda.com)
2022-10-0709 minTrent Wilde BlogResurrection: The Only Hope of Future LifeJesus' doctrine of bodily resurrection as the only hope of future life is inconsistent with the idea that humans have non-physical souls. Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2022/10/05/resurrection-the-only-hope-of-future-life/ The Scripture Doctrine of Materialism by Thomas Cooper - (bdsda.com)
2022-10-0609 minTrent Wilde BlogTo Dirt You Will Return (Israelite Anthropology)Ancient Israelites didn't believe what most people today believe about death. Humans, to them, were organized dirt that return to dirt at death, having nothing non-physical in their nature - nothing that might exist independent of the body. Blog Article: To Dirt You Will Return (Israelite Anthropology) - (bdsda.com) You can watch the recordings of the (now finished) Zoom Series at this link: Zoom Series from Oct. 11-17 (2022) - The Personality of God: An SDA Pillar Doctrine - (bdsda.com)
2022-10-0406 minTrent Wilde BlogCognitive Kidneys (Israelite Anthropology)Are thoughts produced by an immaterial soul or spirit? Ancient Israelites didn't think so; they believed our thoughts are the behavior of certain bodily organs; namely, the kidneys, liver, and heart. Blog Article: Cognitive Kidneys (Israelite Anthropology) - (bdsda.com) All verses are from Not A Bible Translation - my own translation.
2022-10-0213 minTrent Wilde BlogIsrael's Despiritualizing PhilosophyThe truly radical philosophy in ancient Israel wasn't monotheism; it was materialism - a wholesale despiritualization of the world. Blog Article: Israel's Despiritualizing Philosophy - (bdsda.com) References for Egyptian Texts: Coffin Text Spell 78, CT II 19a-b (translation by James P. Allen in Context of Scripture, Volume 1, p. 11) Coffin Text Spell 80, CT II 32b-35h (translation by James P. Allen in Context of Scripture, Volume 1, p. 12) Pyramid Text 606, from Hymns, Prayers and Songs: An Anthology of Ancient Egyptian Lyric Poetry, p. 33
2022-10-0111 minTrent Wilde BlogDirt You Are (Israelite Anthropology)Ancient Israelites had a materialistic understanding of human nature. While most religious people today think humans are made of physical and non-physical aspects, ancient Israelites understood humans to be, quite literally, organized, breathing dirt, just like all the other animals. Blog Article: Dirt You Are (Israelite Anthropology) - (bdsda.com) You can watch the recordings of the (now finished) Zoom Series at this link: Zoom Series from Oct. 11-17 (2022) - The Personality of God: An SDA Pillar Doctrine - (bdsda.com)
2022-09-2913 minTrent Wilde BlogThe Denial of TimeMost physicists today believe that reality on the most fundamental level is timeless and that our experience of time and of change is ultimately an illusion. If this is true, the future already exists as a fixed reality and we have no possibility of changing to become any more moral than the laws of nature have destined us to be. But, as we'll see in this episode, time denial rests on a shaky foundation and we actually have every reason to believe that time and change are real. Blog Article: The Denial of Time - (bdsda.com)
2022-07-2323 minTrent Wilde BlogThe Possibility of Moral ChangeThis podcast contains the first part of Are You Minding What Matters? Lesson Three: Our Moral Possibility. Blog Article: The Possibility of Moral Change - (bdsda.com) Are You Minding What Matters? - (bdsda.com)
2022-06-1705 minTrent Wilde BlogWhy Early SDAs Rejected TrinitarianismAfter reviewing clear evidence that the reason early SDAs rejected trinitarianism was not that they rejected the personhood of the Holy Spirit, we consider their actual reasons for rejecting trinitarianism. Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2022/05/28/why-early-sdas-rejected-trinitarianism/ The Holy Spirit A Person by R. A. Underwood - (bdsda.com) personality of god Archives - (bdsda.com)
2022-05-2810 minTrent Wilde BlogNon-Trinitarians Who Say The Holy Spirit Is A PersonThis is SDA Holy Spirit Debate Now vs Then part 3! The main point this time is that throughout Christian history, there are been non-trinitarian theologies that affirm the personhood of the Holy Spirit. This makes it clear that the question of whether or not the Holy Spirit is a person is distinct from the question of whether trinitarianism is true. Modern SDAs tend to not be familiar with this historical reality and thus assume that anyone who accepts the personhood of the Holy Spirit is probably a trinitarian while anti-trinitarians are assumed to deny the personhood of the Holy...
2022-05-1409 minTrent Wilde BlogWhat is Trinitarianism Anyway? - SDA Holy Spirit Debate Now vs Then 2Is trinitarianism just "belief in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit"? Short answer: No. Trinitarianism is a collection of specific claims regarding the nature of, and relationship between, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Early SDAs understood these truly distinctive features of trinitarianism and it is to these distinctives that they objected. Blog Article: What is Trinitarianism Anyway? - SDA Holy Spirit Debate Now vs Then 2 - (bdsda.com) Is Jesus As Old As His Father? (from Sabbath School with Branch Davidians) Video: https://youtu.be/kq3hGmaAk54 Podcast: Sabbath School with Branch...
2022-05-0811 minTrent Wilde Blog2022 Unleavened Bread ProjectsThis episode introduces five projects published by Branch Davidians during the Feast of Unleavened Bread 2022. Blog Article: 2022 Unleavened Bread Projects - (bdsda.com) The Two Flood Stories in Genesis Video: https://youtu.be/rAlsqIKPbbc Podcast: Sabbath School with Branch Davidians: The Two Flood Stories In Genesis (libsyn.com) Why Vaccine Mandates Are Not An Evil Infringement On Religious Liberty - (bdsda.com) How Could "The Invisible Christ" Be A Female? - (bdsda.com) When You Said, "The COVID Vaccines Aren't FDA-Approved!" video: https://youtu.be/RV-54i1...
2022-05-0113 minTrent Wilde BlogSDA Holy Spirit Debate Now vs Then 1Unlike in the modern SDA debate about the personhood of the Holy Spirit, early SDAs regarded the question of whether the Holy Spirit is a person to be distinct from the question of whether trinitarianism is true. All early SDAs were anti-trinitarian, but their primary objections to the trinity had nothing to do with the Holy Spirit. Instead, they objected to the trinitarian idea of what it means to be a person. When using the early SDA notion of personhood, accepting that the Holy Spirit is a person does not imply an acceptance of trinitarianism. Blog Article...
2022-04-1614 minTrent Wilde BlogWhat Did Ellen White Teach about the Personality of the Holy Spirit?The early SDAs had a definite idea of what it means to be a "person." Understanding their view of personhood/personality is illuminating for what Ellen White meant when she called the Holy Spirit a person. Blog Article: What Did Ellen White Teach About the Personality of the Holy Spirit? - (bdsda.com) More on the Holy Spirit: holy spirit Archives - (bdsda.com) Follow/Subscribe: Follow The Trent Wilde Blog Podcast! - (bdsda.com)
2022-03-2611 minTrent Wilde BlogWhat is the SDA Doctrine of the Personality of God?Ellen White described the early SDA beliefs regarding the "personality of God" as one of their pillar doctrines. Even though we commonly use the word "personality" to refer to character traits, the early SDAs used it to refer to what we might call "personhood." Their focus was on these two questions: 1) Is God a person? 2) What does it mean to be a person? Their answer to the first was, "Yes!" Their answer the second was, "It means to be a material being consisting of a real body with real parts and passions."
2022-03-1910 minTrent Wilde BlogOfferings of Truth from the Feast of Tabernacles 2021Here are some great articles produced by Branch Davidians during the Feast of Tabernacles 2021. First, there are the following three Q&As: Q: Why study logic? Isn't that just the wisdom of man? - answered by Melissa DiLernia Q: Since Jesus' resurrection is a supernatural event, isn't it outside of the realm of historical investigation? - answered by Mary Zebrowski Q: What is the SDA doctrine of the Personality of God? answered by Teresa and Trent Wilde (In connection with this last Q&A, we also recommend reading the series 'The...
2022-03-1105 minTrent Wilde BlogHouteff Against Alternative Medicine - Davidian History DayVictor Houteff (founder of the Davidian movement) took a progressive stance on health reform. In other words, rather than looking for medical/health advice from Ellen White or the doctors of her day, he recognized that knowledge of health advances and we need to advance with it. He pointed out that Ellen White recommended reading the best authors on health. If God had revealed the specifics of healthy living, there would be no need to turn to these lesser authorities. So, the fact that Ellen White herself used and recommended these earthly authorities shows that she didn't receive her...
2022-02-2609 minTrent Wilde BlogWhat Happened on Oct. 22, 1844 is Not ImmaterialMost Christians have a spiritualistic worldview - they believe in proposed "spiritual" (aka non-physical) realities. The distinctive doctrines of the Millerites moved them on a trajectory towards materialism (the belief that all that exists is made of matter). After the Great Disappointment, the Millerite movement fractured and different groups formed - heading either back toward spiritualism, maintaining the Millerite position, or moving toward full-fledged materialism. Those who formed the SDA church became full-fledged materialists. This episode explains how the Great Disappointment (and the SDA explanation of it) was instrumental in making that happen. Plus... you'll get to find out...
2022-02-1842 minTrent Wilde BlogHow Can We Know Things About The Past?The past is gone... So how can we know anything about it? And what do tree rings have to do with this? Blog Article: http://www.bdsda.com/2021/09/20/how-can-we-know-things-about-the-past/
2022-01-2109 minTrent Wilde BlogAre There Literal Translations? (continued exchange with Edward D. Andrews)If there is only one way to translate "literally," that would imply there can only be one "literal" translation. So if we acknowledge that there are multiple "literal" translations, we must admit that translations can differ in their wording and still be "literal." The issue with Genesis 1:1 is that, even when comparing literal translations, there are substantial differences. Some imply that the verse speaks of the ultimate beginning while others imply that it speaks only of the beginning of the actions described. Which is correct? The only way to know is to seek to understand the Hebrew original.
2022-01-0109 minTrent Wilde BlogMy Response to Edward D. Andrews on Translating Genesis 1:1The issues include: Clear Communication Translation Philosophy Details of Translating Genesis 1:1 Blog Article: My Response to Edward D. Andrews on Translating Genesis 1:1 - (bdsda.com)
2021-12-2514 minTrent Wilde BlogMaterialistic Theism in the Philippian Christ HymnA hymn in Paul's letter to the Philippians is one piece of evidence among many that the early followers of Jesus were materialistic theists - they believed that God, like everything else, is made of matter. The hymn plainly states that God has a form and that other heavenly beings have body parts like knees and tongues. Materialism: Our Forgotten Foundation - (bdsda.com) personality of god Archives - (bdsda.com) A Vision of Christ (Ode 36) - (bdsda.com) Blog Article: Materialistic Theism in the Philippian Christ Hymn - (bdsda.com)
2021-12-1113 minTrent Wilde BlogWhen You Said, "COVID Vaccines Aren't FDA-Approved!" ...A call to honesty regarding our motivations and reasoning. Blog Article: When You Said, "The COVID Vaccines Aren't FDA-Approved!" ... - (bdsda.com)
2021-11-1404 minTrent Wilde BlogThe Book of Jeremiah is a MontageJeremiah 3:6 starts with the phrase "And Yahweh said to me in the days of Josiah the king..." This indicates that this verse marks a division in the text. What might we learn from this regarding the composition of the book called "Jeremiah"? English Translation of Greek Version of Jeremiah - A New English Translation of the Septuagint. 34. Ieremias (upenn.edu) Blog Article - The Book of Jeremiah is a Montage - (bdsda.com)
2021-10-2205 minTrent Wilde BlogYahweh's Disappointed Expectation in Jeremiah 3Does God know the entire future exhaustively and infallibly? Is God beyond time? What does Scripture say? Blog Article: Yahweh's Disappointed Expectation in Jeremiah 3 - (bdsda.com)
2021-10-0606 minTrent Wilde BlogMaterial Reality as the Basis for MoralityIf morality isn't based on God, society, or human nature, what is it based on? This episode argues that it is based on material reality. Blog Article: Material Reality as the Basis for Morality - (bdsda.com)
2021-10-0113 minTrent Wilde BlogTheories of the Basis of MoralityThis is a continuation of the previous episode and represents the next section of my article Are You Minding What Matters? This covers three types of theories regarding the basis of morality and explains why none of them succeed in actually explaining the foundation of morality. Here are the three: 1) God-Based Morality 2) Society-Based Morality 3) Human-Nature-Based Morality The episode after this will explain why the true foundation of morality is material reality. Blog Article: Theories of the Basis of Morality - (bdsda.com)
2021-09-2412 minTrent Wilde BlogMaterialism or Immaterialism?Is reality strictly material or do immaterial things exist? What is "immateriality" anyway? Blog Article: Materialism or Immaterialism? - (bdsda.com)
2021-09-1414 minTrent Wilde BlogGenesis 1:1 - In What Beginning?!How should we translate the first clause of Genesis 1:1? Blog Article: Genesis 1:1 - In What Beginning?! - (bdsda.com)
2021-09-0610 minTrent Wilde BlogVaccines (Including COVID Vaccines) Are Safe and EffectiveLinks to Evidence: 1. Vaccine Safety: Examine the Evidence - HealthyChildren.org 2. Vaccination - Our World in Data 3. Living Evidence - COVID-19 vaccines | Agency for Clinical Innovation (nsw.gov.au) 4. How We Know That the COVID-19 Vaccines Work | Office for Science and Society - McGill University _______ Blog Article: Vaccines (Including COVID Vaccines) Are Safe And Effective - (bdsda.com)
2021-09-0307 minTrent Wilde BlogShould You Use That Remedy For That Ailment?Principles to help you know how to decide on what remedy to take for your sickness Experience Not Reliable: https://egwwritings.org/?ref=en_3T.67¶=119.305 Recommended Health Resources: Resources - (bdsda.com) Blog Article: Should You Use That Remedy For That Ailment? - (bdsda.com)
2021-08-3011 minTrent Wilde Blog1st and 2nd Ezekiel?Josephus says Ezekiel wrote two books... what's the deal with that? And what does it teach us about the history of bible canons? Blog Article: 1st and 2nd Ezekiel? - (bdsda.com)
2021-08-2712 minTrent Wilde BlogMirrors of Self-ExaminationTo make sure we get the most out of self-examination, we should use mirrors - God's message and Jesus' example. This episode gives practical advice on how to make use of these mirrors. Blog Article: Mirrors of Self-Examination - (bdsda.com)
2021-08-2309 minTrent Wilde BlogIs it “Fake” to Do the Right Thing When it Doesn’t “Feel Natural”?We choose what our character will be. We can choose to be someone who follows our feelings or we can choose to be someone who follows principle regardless of feelings. If we choose the latter, doing the right thing is never fake. Blog Article: Is it "Fake" to Do the Right Thing When it Doesn't "Feel Natural"? - (bdsda.com)
2021-08-2005 minTrent Wilde BlogWhy I Removed Cochrane Resources From Our Resources PageCochrane resources can be good if used critically; however, it isn't the greatest resource for understanding science-based medicine. Blog Article: Why I Removed Cochrane Resources From Our Resources Page - (bdsda.com)
2021-08-1904 minTrent Wilde BlogWelcomeWhy this podcast and what to expect! Blog Article: Welcome to the Blog! - (bdsda.com)
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Listen to the Best Full Audiobooks in Romance, HistoricalHandsome Lawman by Liz Alvin, Lori WildePlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/398107 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Handsome Lawman Series: #3 of Handsome Devils Author: Liz Alvin, Lori Wilde Narrator: Kathryn Lynhurst Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 4 hours 21 minutes Release date: December 19, 2019 Genres: Historical Publisher's Summary: Erin Weber insists she's not meant for Trent Barrett! He's one Hometown Heartthrob she's going to avoid, but not if Leigh, his matchmaking sister, has anything to say about it. Sure enough, there's soon a mysterious case of puppy love goin' on, tailor-made for one pretty pet shop owner and one handsome devil of a sheriff to solve—with marriage, perhaps?
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