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Christians often examine their “prayer lives,” wondering if they are praying correctly, praying enough, or if their prayers are effective at all. As with other elements of the Christian life, we can rob prayer of its inherent supernatural power by imposing our own fleshly expectations upon it. In this episode, Jon and Doug discuss how prayer is less about an action and more about a lifestyle, and how this means of grace is used by our Lord to wage war in the spiritual realm.
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Christians often examine their “prayer lives,” wondering if they are praying correctly, praying enough, or if their prayers are effective at all. As with other elements of the Christian life, we can rob prayer of its inherent supernatural power by imposing our own fleshly expectations upon it. In this episode, Jon and Doug discuss how prayer is less about an action and more about a lifestyle, and how this means of grace is used by our Lord to wage war in the spiritual realm.
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![Prayer as Spiritual Warfare? | Kingdoms Unveiled [34]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nTQWNuGgM58/mqdefault.jpg "Prayer as Spiritual Warfare? | Kingdoms Unveiled [34]
Christians often examine their “prayer lives,” wondering if they are praying correctly, praying enough, or if their prayers are effective at all. As with other elements of the Christian life, we can rob prayer of its inherent supernatural power by imposing our own fleshly expectations upon it. In this episode, Jon and Doug discuss how prayer is less about an action and more about a lifestyle, and how this means of grace is used by our Lord to wage war in the spiritual realm.
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![How to Read the Book of Revelation | Kingdoms Unveiled [40]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o9VTO8rjYMo/mqdefault.jpg "How to Read the Book of Revelation | Kingdoms Unveiled [40]
How should we be reading Revelation? Is it just like any other book in the Bible? Or is its full meaning revealed through a different understanding? In this episode of our series in Revelation, Jon Moffitt and Doug Van Dorn discuss the genre of literature that Revelation uses. This establishes a foundation that links together and unveils the many common questions and mysteries Christians have understanding this book.
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![Razing Hair: A Sarcastic Reimagining of 1 Corinthians 11:2-16| Reformed Fringe [ ]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ph8j-KL00P4/mqdefault.jpg "Razing Hair: A Sarcastic Reimagining of 1 Corinthians 11:2-16| Reformed Fringe [ ]
For over twenty years, I have avoided preaching 1 Corinthians—its conundrums, factionalism, and bizarre debates made it feel inexplicable. Then a single verse in Acts (18:18) began to change all that: Paul cuts his hair right after leaving Corinth, where he had worn it long during his entire ministry there. This glaring contradiction with 1 Cor 11:14 (“long hair… a disgrace”) cracked open the passage.
In Razing Hair, I argues that Paul is not delivering transcendent rules about head coverings, hair length, or gender hierarchy. Those are issues of disputable matters and Christian liberty. He is being sarcastic—mocking the Corinthians’ obsession with outward appearances, cultural propriety, and contentious debates while their church is imploding morally. Only the core theological affirmations (Christ as head, mutual interdependence, God as ultimate covering) are spoken straight-faced; the rest skewers the vanity of these Christians with biting irony.
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