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In today's episode, dive into the world of digital policies with Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad. Explore how data, AI, ad tech companies, and deceptive designs impact privacy. Understand why we should read terms, share wisely, and stay regulated. Tune into relevant podcasts and unravel the Grindr controversy.

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Romans 1:24-2:1 // Tom Nelson

As thoughtful readers of the text, let’s remember that rabbi Paul who wrote the book of Romans writes from a coherent biblical worldview.  A worldview is an attempt to make coherent sense of our lives and the world. All worldviews are built on faith assumptions that cannot be absolutely proven with certainty whether they are atheistic, (there is no god), pantheistic (everything is god or a force), or theistic (There is a God, distinct from us.) Worldviews, we all have them–whether they are carefully thought through or not, all of us wrestle with life’s biggest questions and the most challenging experiences of our lives. Questions like where did we come from, is there meaning to our lives, what is wrong with the world, what about suffering and evil, and where are we heading? For Paul, the heart of the problem is the problem of the human heart. Since that fateful day long ago in the Garden of Eden, humans have chosen to embrace a lie, worshiping created things rather than the Creator. The big problem built off the big lie is that while we were created to worship God, we became idol worshippers rather than God worshippers.
 
Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49132474

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23.09.10

 My guest is a Peabody Award-winning investigative reporter and content entrepreneur. He has received three coveted Alfred I. duPont Columbia University Journalism Awards for Investigative Reporting. The Peabody and duPont are respectively considered the broadcast TV equivalent of the Oscar and the Pulitzer.

Texas A&M University named Robert an Outstanding Alumnus from the College of Architecture in recognition of his journalistic accomplishments. It is a distinction received by fewer than 1% of the College’s graduates.

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Pride is deceptive. It convinces you that everything is taken care of; that everything is safe and secure. Pride convinces you that you're standing on an impenetrable tower when in reality, you're standing on a glass house that could shatter at any moment.

The people of Edom found this out the hard way. Completely deceived by pride, they rejected and persecuted God's chosen people. Then God sent a messenger named Obadiah to give them the bad news, that their tower of pride was about to come tumbling down.

This week, we begin a month-long journey through the Book of Obadiah; the smallest book in the Bible, with only 21 verses. But don't let its size fool you! Although small, this minor prophet packs a punch! Obadiah brings God's message from Edom to the masses: Be humble, or be humbled.

#Pride #Deceptive #Church #God #Lord #Jesus #Edom #Obadiah #Humble

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1 Samuel 16:1-13 // Tom Nelson

Eyes can be tricky things. They play tricks on us.We believe what we see with our eyes more than almost anything else, but as humans, we have trouble seeing. Our seeing can mislead us, even deceive us. What we see often depends on who we listen to. Our human eyesight does not equate with spiritual insight. What do we do when what we see is in conflict with what we have heard? This is often where we have to remember faith is opposed to seeing but not opposed to knowing. That is a warning: your eyes will deceive you. Only God sees rightly. Humans see partially. The only way for us to see rightly is to listen to the one who sees wholly. Are you listening? What are you not seeing that God wants you to see?

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23.05.21

Welcome to Episode #23 of the Gospel for Everyone. In this episode - Jason and Lane are going to take a look at a key passage in Scripture that has changed the lives of so many people - and is directly related to our key theme of the Podcast - that the Gospel is for Everyone.  We'll be looking at John 3:16

Book referenced - Live No Lies by John Mark Comer