But when I understood that the faith that we hold dear reaches back 2,000 years in counting,

considering the old covenant.

Grammy nominated Christian rapper Flame, talking about his new book,

Because Jesus taught it, Christianity through the eyes of the church fathers.

My goodness, he helped me understand that God is for us in ways that I wasn't exposed to,

thinking about the sacraments.

It just brought a whole new comfort and joy.

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This week on the Word of the Lord Endorse Forever,

we continue in the third book of the Salter with Psalm 78.

Tell the coming generation, they forgot his work, the bread of heaven, the quail, and provoking the Holy One of Israel.

Join me, Pastor Will Whedon, for the Word of the Lord indoors forever, your daily 15

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Sometimes the sales pitch is so thinly veiled that if you're not one of the inner circle or one of the devotees to a prominent word faith teacher, you can see right through it.

Why is it that those who follow people like T.D. Jakes can't see through the grift. Welcome back to Issues Cedar. I'm Todd Wilkin,

joining us for this week in Pop Christianity to talk about T.D. Jake's sermon, titled, These Bumps in the

Road mean that you're close to your breakthrough.

Pastor Chris Rosebro, Pastor of Conspinger Lutheran Church in Oslo, Minnesota. He's creator and host of the YouTube channel Fighting for the Faith.

Chris, welcome back. Thanks for having me back, Todd. What's generally meant when in pop Christianity we hear about bumps in the road. So this is a form of ear scratching.

The Apostle Paul warned about this, that in the last days it would be people who would tell people

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