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Monday, September 2, 2019

JCE 19-031 Tues, 09/03/2019

In today’s first segment, what is horizontal grace and vertical grace? RC talks about how God’s vertical grace -- his grace to us -- informs how we give and receive grace horizontally to our fellow man.

Next, do you associate with the right people? Today, RC talks about whether we correctly associate people rightly.

Finally, just because the Olympics says it’s a sport, does that make it a sport? Today, RC takes a hard look at what a sport truly is and is not. This is part of RC’s recurring series entitled, Just For Fun.

Tuesday, August 27, 2019

JCE 19-030 Friday, August 30, 2019

In today’s first segment, is inflation a necessary evil? Is it a necessary good? RC talks about why we experience economic inflation in this latest installment of the recurring series, Economics In This Lesson.

Next, do you lose sleep at night worried about your righteousness? RC thinks about what it means to hunger and thirst for being right. This is part of RC’s recurring series on the Beatitudes.

Finally, RC is looking for Christ-types in the Old Testament, and today he talks about Abraham. This is part of RC’s recurring series, Finding Jesus In The Shadows.

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JCE 19-029 Thursday, August 29, 2019

Jesus Changes Everything podcast episode 29 for Thurs, 8/29/19. Labor Day: Sweatin’ the History Details over Burgers. | Pickle Puss: Are You Young, Reformed and Angry? | Beatitudes For They Shall Be - Meek.

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In today’s first segment, Can you be for labor and against Labor Day? R.C. talks about the history of Labor in the United States.

Next, RC compares Jesus Christ to Christ-like characters in the Old Testament like Isaac. This is part of the recurring series, Jesus In The Shadows.

Finally, Are you young, reformed and angry? Either cheer up now, or go back to your prayer closet and come back when you’re ready. Today’s last segment is entitled, Pickle Puss.

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JCE 19-028 Wednesday, August 28, 2019

Jesus Changes Everything podcast episode 28 for Wednesday, August 28, 2019. In this episode: Economics In This Lesson: Give a Profit the Honor That it is Due. | Jesus in the Shadows: Isaac as a Christ Type. | Just For Fun: Top 10 Children's Books that You Won't Find at Lifeway.

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In today’s first segment, R.C. comes to the defense of the profit that is too often unwelcome in its own town. This is part of the recurring series, Economics In This Lesson.

Next, RC compares Jesus Christ to Christ-like characters in the Old Testament like Isaac. This is part of the recurring series, Jesus In The Shadows.

Finally, RC reviews the top 10 children's books that have not been written, never will be, and would certainly never be carried at Lifeway stores.

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Monday, August 26, 2019

JCE 19-027 Tuesday, August 27, 2019

R.C. Sproul, Jr. Pittsburgh Steelers and Character | Hong Kong: Ideas Have Consequences | Writing Well series - Vocabulary.

In today’s first segment, R.C. says that the recent turmoil in the Pittsburgh Steeler’s roster illustrates that every team’s success depends on character.

Next, RC talks about the ongoing conflict in Hong Kong and the looming crisis that many fear will prompt a brutal crackdown by China.

Finally, RC teaches about the importance of vocabulary choice in the last segment of today’s show. This is part of RC’s recurring series entitled, “Writing Well.”

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Sunday, August 25, 2019

JCE 19-026 Monday, August 25, 2019

In today’s first segment, R.C. explores the 1995 movie, Braveheart, starring Mel Gibson. This is part of the series, Curating your Movie Library.

Next, RC paints a stark contrast between churches that evaluate themselves on the curve. This segment is entitled, “1st Church of the Not-So-Bad.”

Finally in today’s last segment, RC teaches about Logical Positivism, a philosophy that holds that only statements that can be empirically verified have any meaning. This segment is part of RC recurring series called, “Isms.”

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Thursday, August 22, 2019

JCE 19-025 Friday, August 23, 2019

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Jesus Changes Everything 8/23/19 episode #25: In Defense of the Church--Pilgrim's Progress Movie. | Interview with author and Pastor Nate Pickowicz.

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Season 2019, Episode #25

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Friday, August 25, Episode number 25 of Jesus Changes Everything with Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr., a daily podcast brought to you by Dunamis Fellowship and produced by ReSermon.

Pilgrim’s Progress and Christian Movies

Are Christian movies good movies? In today’s first segment, RC reflects on his service as a judge for the San Antonio Christian Film Festival. Looking back, he thinks he’s been too hard on Christian films. In April, Revelation Media released an animated adaption of the 17^th century classic, Pilgrim’s Progress. The film played in select theaters and this Sunday and Monday, the Dallas-based film company will make free online viewing possible to anybody who signs up at www.Pilgrims.movie.

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Interview with Nate Pickowicz

When you’re planting a church in New Hampshire, you have to be in for the long haul. Nate Pickowicz is an author, blogger and church-planting pastor of Harvest Bible Church in Gilmanton, New Hampshire. For more information about Nate or his church, we’ll post a link at RCSproulJr.com.

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Wednesday, August 21, 2019

JCE 19-024 Thursday, August 22, 2019

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Jesus Changes Everything 8/22/19 episode #24: Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg | Curating Your Book Library: The Law, by Frederic Bastiat | In Defense of the Church – Plurality of Elders.

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Season 2019, Episode #24

Description:

Thursday, August 22, 2019, Episode number 24 of Jesus Changes Everything with Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr., a daily podcast brought to you by Dunamis Fellowship and produced by ReSermon.

seg 19-102 z. No Series--Pete Buttigieg - welcoming Bible back into the public square. Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg: At last month’s presidential nomination debate in Detroit, South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg criticized Republican lawmakers for opposing an increase in the minimum wage, and then did what virtually no Democrat does these days in public life; he invoked Scripture to support his case.

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seg 19-112 Curating Your Book Library--The Law, by Frederic Bastiat. RC reflects on French economist Frederic Bastiat and his book, The Law, published 1849. RC reviews this book as part of his recurring series, Curating Your Book Library.

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seg 19-111 In Defense of the Church--Plurality of Elders. Is church-planting a solo sport? Today’s last segment is entitled, “The Plurality of Elders” and is part of the recurring series, “In Defense of the Church.”

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Monday, August 19, 2019

JCE 19-023 Wednesday, August 21, 2019

JCE 19-022 Tuesday, August 20, 2019

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R.C. Sproul, Jr. | Isms: Evangelicalism | Curating Your Book Library: Napoleon of Notting Hill | Theology: Bad Things and Good People

Subtitle: Season 2019, Episode #22

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Tuesday, August 19, 2019, Episode number 22 of Jesus Changes Everything with Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr., a daily podcast brought to you by Dunamis Fellowship and produced by ReSermon.

Isms--Evangelicalism: RC is thinking about Isms, and specifically, Evangelicalism. What was it? What is it? The term used to be more useful than it is today.

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Curating Your Book Library--Napoleon of Notting Hill: RC reviews a book by one of the most prolific English authors of the 19th and 20th centuries, G.K. Chesterton. This segment is entitled, the Napoleon of Notting Hill, and is part of the recurring series, “Curating Your Book Library.”

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Theology: Bad Things and Good People. Last, one of the most common critiques against the God of the Bible is the question of the toleration of evil, and why do bad things happen to good people. RC says the question should be reversed.

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Friday, August 16, 2019

JCE 19-021 Monday, August 19, 2019

Monday, August 19, 2019. Episode 21 of Jesus Changes Everything with Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr. Produced by Dunamis Fellowship and ReSermon Institute.

Segment #1: Where’s your supersuit? It is likely embedded deep your heart as something called a mimetic device -- your desire to be as good as the ideal you hold in the highest regard, and it is beautifully represented in the 2004 movie, The Incredibles. RC revisits this classic in his recurring series, Curating Your Movie Library.

Segment #2: Is your writing floundering? Try some flourishes. But not too much. And, not too little. Today RC teaches on being content with a splash -- not a shovel -- of flourishes in one’s writing in this installment of his regular series, “Writing Well.”

Segment #3: Are you tempted to reckon’ that Faith and Works is just too big for this here small town of Bethlehem? One of ‘em gots to go? In this last segment, RC exposits God’s Word to demonstrate that Faith and Works are not a pair of big egos who can’t get along in this small town called the Bible. If you think of this as “Faith versus Works,” then R.C. wants to learn you somethin’ and git you all good and edjumacated.

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