40 Minutes Live from HWSS: Episode 100

40 Minutes In The Old Testament

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1517, Bible, Religion & Spirituality, Oldtestament, Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 929 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2017

⏱️ 39 minutes

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This podcast was recorded live Here We Still Stand Conference in San Diego, California. Chad Bird, Daniel Emery Price and Erick Sorenson discuss Isaiah 61 and Luke 4. The guys had a blast recording this. Have a listen!

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0:00.0	Thank you. All right, welcome to the live recording of 40 minutes in the Old Testament. I'm
0:26.2	Daniel Emory Price joined by Chad Bird as always, but not in the morning.
0:30.9	Usually I'm in pajamas chad's been up for four or five hours
0:35.6	four cups of coffee in I think I got up probably earlier than chat today you
0:41.8	yeah for once you beat me up I think today.
0:44.1	Yeah.
0:45.1	And we're also joined by my co-host of 30 minutes
0:48.4	in the New Testament, which is Eric Sorensen.
0:51.5	Yes, sir.
0:52.0	Yeah, he's a pastor of Epiphany Church in New York and so this is exciting.
0:57.1	Is everyone excited for tonight and everything else? Yeah. Yeah.
1:00.4	Yeah. It's gonna be good. It's kind of strange.
1:04.8	There's people looking at us.
1:06.2	I mean, I'm not used to podcasting with anyone looking at me.
1:09.4	Normally, it's just us looking at each other.
1:11.6	Yeah, that's about it.
1:12.6	Yeah, in our jammies.
1:14.3	In our jammies with a cup of coffee.
1:16.3	Right, right.
1:17.7	Well, okay, so we're right now in 40 minutes in the Old Testament,
1:20.6	we're in Exodus, but we're to take a break from that to do
1:24.7	something special for the hundredth episode which is what this is been a hundred
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