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Wits' End

By: Jonathan Marshall and George Antonios
  • Summary

  • Two pastors, one from Montreal, Canada, the other from Toledo, Ohio discuss a wide range of topics as they seek to be Philadelphians living in Laodicea. Email us at witsendguys@gmail.com
    Jonathan Marshall and George Antonios
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Episodes
  • Episode 42: Return of the Grab Bag
    Jul 26 2024

    Takeaways

    • The role of deacons
    • Ambition and desire in ministry
    • What happens to children who die at a young age?
    • Why people reject dispensationalism.
    • Pregnant Women and the Rapture
    • Ambition and Desire in Ministry
    • The Appearance of Children in Heaven

    Chapters

    00:00 Vacations and Prayer Requests

    08:15 Roles and Distinctions in Church Leadership

    19:12 The Importance of Faithful Deacons

    25:08 Ambition and Desire in Ministry

    30:17 Pregnant Women and the Rapture

    39:05 The New Jerusalem

    40:49 The Fate of Children in Heaven

    44:09 Dispensationalism and Anti-Israel Bias

    52:30 The Stages of the Trumps

    56:25 The First and Last Trump

    01:01:30 The Motivation Behind Rejection of Dispensationalism

    01:09:14 Zionism and Anti-Israel Bias

    01:11:48 The Importance of Israel

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Episode 41: The Mark of Cain
    Jun 27 2024

    Takeaways

    • The mark of Cain was a mark of protection, not a curse.
    • Polygamy was allowed in the Old Testament, but it was not God's ideal.
    • Humility is important in our relationship with God and others, while pride and self-righteousness can lead to destructive behavior.
    • God's flexibility and compassion should not be mistaken for compromise or approval of sin.
    • Generational effects can be seen in both godly and ungodly lineages.


    00:00 Introduction and Bible Conference

    02:25 The Mark of Cain

    08:11 Polygamy in the Old Testament

    36:23 Generational Effects

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    46 mins
  • Episode 40: Fratricide
    Jun 11 2024

    Takeaways

    • All conflict is theological, even for atheists, as everyone is answering to a higher moral absolute.
    • Envy and pride often lead to contention and strife among brothers and sisters.
    • An emphasis on the intellect can sometimes hinder relationships and lead to a lack of love and understanding.
    • The story of Cain and Abel highlights the significance of blood as a witness to guilt and wrongdoing.


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    1 hr and 5 mins

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