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• Remnant Conference: Early Bird Pricing

• Patreon: Theology Q&A with Joshua Lewis

• Shows This Week: No Show on Monday / Trash These Demonic Objects in Your Home Now!

• Your Questions Answered

• Last Week’s Shows: Diviners & Prophets: Interview with Ben Witherington III / How to Give a Prophetic Word: Spotlight on Us

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REMNANT CONFERENCE 2024:
GROWING IN THE GIFTS

PATREON:

SHOWS THIS WEEK:

Tune in to The Remnant Radio this week on Monday and Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. CDT / UTC-5 and connect with fellow fans in the chat!

No Show on Monday: Memorial Day

Please take a moment to remember our fallen soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms and also pray for their families.

Trash These Demonic Objects in Your Home Now!

Can demons attach themselves to objects in your home? Can certain objects attract demons and provide "open doors" to your home?

We will examine what the Bible says and explore the theology behind whether demons can attach to inanimate objects and why. We'll review why it's crucial to remove these specific objects and the steps you need to take to cleanse your home spiritually. From understanding the biblical basis of cursed objects to practical advice on which items to remove and how to eliminate these unwelcome guests, we're covering it all.

Join us Wednesday, May 29 at 4 p.m. CDT/UTC-5.

ASK YOUR QUESTIONS:

Have a theology question? Drop it here. While we can't guarantee we'll tackle every question, we'll dive into a couple each week. So, fire away and let's explore together!

Question from Jacob from Nebraska: (paraphrased) Let's talk about the presence (more specifically, manifestations) of the Holy Spirit and the fixation of certain church movements on it. I want to be able to better articulate why this shouldn't be our entire focus on Sunday mornings.

Answer: The following episode “Evangelical, Sacramental, And Pentecostal: Why the Church Should be all Three with Gordon T. Smith” helps provide insight and understanding in what our focus should be on Sunday morning.

Question from Carol in Iowa: Have you ever done a show on the theology of the Holy Spirit?

Answer: Check out this episode featuring Dr. Gregg Allison as he discusses his book The Holy Spirit (Theology for the People of God).

SHOWS LAST WEEK:

If you missed joining us for the Live Chat, you can still catch the episodes:

NOTE: We apologize that we had a last-minute change in schedule for this past Monday’s show. Our show with Dr. Constantine Campbell discussing his book “Paul and the Hope of Glory” has been rescheduled to July 1.

Biblical Diviners & Prophets: Interview with Dr. Ben Witherington III

In this episode, we explore biblical prophecy with esteemed biblical scholar Dr. Ben Witherington III. He discusses his book, "Jesus the Seer: The Progress of Prophecy," which explores the profound role of prophecy in both the Old and New Testaments and how it all points to the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

Dr. Witherington unpacks the historical and theological contexts of prophecy, shedding light on its significance in the ancient Near East and Greco-Roman world. He explains how ancient cultures relied on diviners to interpret signs from nature, while court prophets served kings with their insights. In contrast, the Israelites transitioned from these practices as Yahweh’s prophets rose to prominence, delivering divine messages directly from God. Meanwhile, priests took on roles that involved interpreting God’s will through sacred objects such as the Urim and thummim, effectively replacing the diviners of surrounding nations.

Our conversation examines the complexities of distinguishing true prophecy from false, the role of court prophets, and the fascinating interplay between prophetic and wisdom literature. Dr. Witherington also shares his perspective on how the Holy Spirit operates differently in the New Covenant era, emphasizing the importance of discernment in contemporary prophetic practice.

Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion that not only enriches our understanding of biblical prophecy but also points us back to the central figure of our faith—Jesus Christ. Whether you're a pastor, teacher, or theology enthusiast, this episode is packed with valuable insights that will deepen your appreciation for the prophetic traditions of the Bible.

How to Give a Prophetic Word: Spotlight on Us

A prophetic word should strengthen, encourage, and comfort, so that it edifies and builds up the church body. There is an etiquette and integrity to delivering prophetic messages and also receiving feedback. Today, we'll examine the best practices of how to deliver prophecy in person and during the Sunday gathering.

In so doing, we're going to turn the spotlight on ourselves and review our own team's prophetic words. At last year's Remnant Conference, we gathered a team gifted in prophetic ministry, and we provided live demonstrations right from the stage, getting real-time feedback. Part of etiquette and integrity is accountability. We want to know if our prophetic words hit the mark or not, helping us grow and learn from both the successes and the misses. We'll discuss how we can apologize, repent, and seek the Lord for greater clarity when our interpretation doesn't quite land where we expected.

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