TTRT Podcast

In this episode we want to talk about the law and its effect on the person of faith. This is controversial because of the doctrine of Grace. We use the story of Daniel for some of the heart of the discussion while examining the effect of the law on God’s people and their relationship with it. We also mentions a Psalm of David relating to the law…one of many where it’s effectiveness in protecting the people of God is further emphasized. We also bring in an important personality-Balaam Son of Beor. He is introduced in the book of Numbers and further referred to rather unfortunately as one who is notorious for having caused God people to falter. We attempt to balance the needs of the law with the opportunities that exist in the Grace of God. Finally we make reference to boundaries which are at the heart of the law.

So much of a wealth of information that we can mine from the relationships that are portrayed in the Succession Series. We focus on the lives of Shiv and Tom. The series while having a strong emphasis on the media empire, is also about how much people have to surrender to make successful marriage partnerships. We also look at other series and how power couples seem to relate in strange ways. This podcast comes in three parts. First the introduction then the deep dive into the heart of the story and the background guide into the relationship between the two complex characters. And finally the clip where the couple’s veils come off.

There are a few examples describing how people find Jesus. In this episode of the TTRT Podcast we look at a few of them and define key ideas that should help us understand what our own journey might be. While in various stages of our lives we often despised those who attempted to bring us to the savior there are quite a number of examples of people who were used by God to draw us to His son. That said the question still remains…do we find God or does he find us?

There are many interesting names that are used to talk about the champion of our faith. Some of these names were found in prophetic scripture ages before he appared on earth. For some both beforecand when he is described as the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world, for others he is the King of the Jews, for others he was and is the Healer, others describe him as the Son of God, still others call him the Lion of The Tribe of Judah. Each of these names have deeper implications. Notable is the idea that in the Old Testament GOD was decribed himself as I am That I am. Later those who interacted with him understood that He was all encompassing. He is what you need Him to be. As the Son of David though it is interesting when you utilize the 23rd Psalm where the humble King describes the Lord as his shephard. This is therefore the weight of the ideas that are discussed in Lydia Labanya’s book where he gives the reader keys that will help in the faith journey with the CHRIST serving as ones shepherd. Those in Uganda are welcome to attend the book launch backed by 20 years in the faith and full of useful scriptural practical tips.