I got my first church job when I was around eight or nine years old. I was excited to get in the pulpit and do the work of God, but my pastor had something else in mind. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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We walked into the arena where the Orlando Magic played, read the graduation program, and realized there were over seven hundred graduates on that Saturday. We should have packed a lunch. But it was well worth it to hear their individual names and to cheer as if they were running their last lap in the Olympics. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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Life was so much better just five years ago. He was a husband, a father, a farmer. He had farmed the fields his father, grandfather, and great grandfather had farmed. He knew one day he would pass these sacred acres down to his son, and he trusted he would pass them down to his son one day. His mind replayed that fateful day when he noticed something strange on his arm. He told his wife about it. Maybe it was just a bug bite. It would go away. No need to be alarmed.

Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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Some numbers are famous. The all-star 3.14 is the beginning of an endless march of digits mathematicians call "pi." March 14 is one of my favorite holidays because it is Pi Day, giving everyone license to enjoy pie without judgment. Another number we need to know is 3/168. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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Before Moses signed the scroll of Leviticus and rolled it up, he reminded Israel of a principle God reminded Moses: We are stewards because every good gift we have comes from God. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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Last week the lovely Andrea and I celebrated our twenty-sixth wedding anniversary. We looked back over more than a quarter of a century together to the day we vowed to love, honor, and cherish each other. God has been good even when life was not. He loves us, and we love Him, and that's the reason to say yes to holiness and no to wickedness.

Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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I got roped in again. After I said yes to a salesman's sales pitch, I found myself sentenced to a 120-minute, high-pressure timeshare presentation. My seemingly harmless, inexpensive $199 yes came with it thirty-six lines of fine print. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

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The not-nomadic-for-long nation of Israel was about to cross over the Jordan River and into the Promised Land. They would be surrounded by neighboring nations who worshiped every god under the sun, and to check all the boxes, some even worshiped the sun. They needed something never changing, never failing to hold on to. That is why God gave them the Book of Leviticus.

Parental notice: Because Leviticus 18 is God's plan for sexual relationships—to bond a husband and wife in covenant relationship—the nature of this episode may be too mature for younger audiences.

Listen to this episode to hear that story.

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