A podcast by 9Marks, with Alex Duke, Sam Emadi & Jim Hamilton.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Solomon is wise. Solomon is wealthy. Solomon is worth listening to. This is his Platinum Age, better than anything that came with his father David. Alex Duke chats with Jim Hamilton and Sam Emadi about 1 Kings 3:16–4:34.
We all know the story about Solomon pleading with the Lord for wisdom. But do you remember how it begins? It’s surprising. more
King David is on his deathbed. What does he say to his son? “Be strong. Follow the Lord and all his ways. If you don’t . . .” more
Bible Talk begins a new book! In this episode, Alex chats with Jim and Sam about 1 Kings 1.
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This is a unique, enjoyable, instructional podcast. I always wait impatiently for the next instalment. Thank you.
I’m a stay at home mother, and I just started listening to Bible Talk as I caught up with Priscilla talk, and what a helpful resource! Right now in the stage of life with little people around and not as much time or energy to devote to deep Bible study, I’ve found it so helpful to be listening to the podcasts alongside my Bible reading. I hope to read through the whole Old and New Testaments again this year, and this podcast has been a bolster/prod to do exactly that and glean even more from my ... more
This podcast is an incredible balance of fun and interesting, but also extremely instructive and informative. i’m very thankful for these guys and their dedication to God.
Just started this and - wow! So rich and in-depth. Looking forward to listening more as I make my way through the Bible again. Thank you!
I started a new Bible reading plan and this podcast has helped me think through some questions I’ve had as I’ve been working my way through Genesis. I grew up learning about stories in the Bible, but I was never taught the Bible as “one book” with continuous themes from the Old and New Testaments. Really looking forward to getting your helpful insights as I go. Thank you!
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