In this episode, Sean and Rebecca take a closer look at the non-denominational church and its "worship".
Join us as we delve into the lessons of the past, and apply them to our present, this is The Remnant.
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In this episode, Sean and Rebecca examine the biblical correlation between wayward children and a lack of parental influence.
Join us as we delve into the lessons of the past, and apply them to our present, this is The Remnant.
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In this first episode, Sean and Rebecca introduce you to the newest project at The Liminals; The Remnant Podcast – where Christianity intersects with culture, politics and the pilgrimage.
Join us as we delve into the lessons of the past, and apply them to our present, this is The Remnant.
The year was 597 BC, the once glorious nation of Israel, now lay in ruins. God’s covenant people had turned their backs against Him, and were left to pay the price. The mighty Babylonian Empire led by King Nebuchadnezzar had descended upon Jerusalem, laying waste to their city, and their temple. The people were dragged from their homes, families, everything they’d known — and marched off into an unknown country, wondering, would they cast their eyes once more upon the land of promise, and most important; had God truly abandoned them? Yet, somewhere amidst the chaos, a small group of Israelites remained true to their God — refusing to bow to their captors idols, and choosing instead to cling to the hope of redemption, these faithful few were The Remnant.
Looking out at our world right now, it’s as though we too have entered into exile; Cherished institutions yielding to the secular culture; while faithfulness, righteousness and simple obedience is abandoned. So how do we cling to the God of all faithfulness amidst this chaos? Thankfully that’s not a questions we’re left to answer. Join us as we delve into the lessons of the past, and apply them to our present. This is The Remnant.
