Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart
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Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart
Born to Win's Daily Radio Broadcast and Weekly Sermon. A production of Christian Educational Ministries.
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Try the Spirits #2
When people start speaking in unrecognizable languages, how do you know this is the spirit of God and not some other spirit? I don’t mean to put down...
Try the Spirits #1
How would you like to see God—to actually hear his voice? Yeah, I would too. At least, I think I would. Some people got close once. You remember the s...
The Eighth Day
One of the most exciting discoveries in my life was when I learned that the festivals of the Bible actually contained an outline of God’s plan—an outl...
Rapture and Resurrection
An old friend of mine used to say that if the Devil cannot get at you any other way, he will waste your time. I got a letter recently asking me to do...
Deliver Us from Evil
Christian Holidays #19
I had a friend once who allowed that human beings were, to God, like fish eggs. We were sitting in the sun on a bass boat trying unsuccessfully to cat...
Christian Holidays #18
Many years ago, before I learned better about arguing religion, I was engaged in a discussion focused on people who never even heard the name of Jesus...
Keep the Feast
A Man Alone
Not Home Yet
We Didn't Know
Born Under This Moon
Verse one of the Gospel of John is one of the most loaded sentences in the entire Bible. There aren’t many places in the Bible where the various trans...
Thinking About the Psalms #2
The third psalm has a striking subheading: A Psalm of David, when he fled from Absalom his son. No one is certain as to when the subheadings found in...
Thinking About the Psalms #1
I've been doing some writing recently on the Psalms, and there are some profound lessons that just keep growing on me. I can't help thinking that ther...
Cleansing and Covering
A Civilization Dying
What kind of people are we coming to be? And What kind of Christians might we be when we no longer govern our lives by the words of Jesus? The road ah...
Thinking About Atonement
Immortality of the Soul?
Isaiah and the Feast of Trumpets
Darwin Versus Reason
Science has very little to say about origins. We can theorize about the origins of life, but no one has been able to demonstrate that it’s possible to...
The Book of Samuel #20
I bought a CD course on the Old Testament once, because I was considering teaching an online course myself. I hadn’t got very deep into the first disc...
The Book of Samuel #19
Even victory can be bitter. How can there ever be a clear victory when there is war between a father and a son? To be sure, it was a short war—only on...
The Book of Samuel #18
When a palace coup takes place, any influential person is going to have walk very carefully. It may, in fact, be impossible to sit this one out. You m...
The Book of Samuel #17
Sometimes, there is no explaining love. It just is. The love of God for King David of Israel knew no bounds, and that love persisted through some terr...
One Person at a Time
The Axe and the Fire
Early in World War II, there were those who believed they had seen unmistakable signs that we had entered the time of the end. They could point to spe...
Work, For the Night Is Coming
I don't know if the events of the last two weeks are a harbinger of the last days, or if they are a chastisement from God to give us a time to repent...
The Book of Samuel #16
It is hard to think of a family situation worse than one created by a man named Amnon, the son of David. It was event of sexual violence, ultimately l...
The Book of Samuel #15
It is always painful to see a good man fall. And in the affair of David and Bathsheba, that is pretty much what happened. It happened to a good woman...
The Book of Samuel #14
And it came to pass after this, that the king of the children of Ammon died, and Hanun his son reigned in his stead. Then said David, I will show kind...
The Book of Samuel #13
It isn’t always easy to understand why God does some of the things he does. It isn’t always certain, even, that God does everything attributed to him....
The Battle of New Orleans
The Burden of Babylon
When I study the prophets, I am looking for God. I’m not looking for an outline of what’s going to happen tomorrow or the events of the next few years...
The Book of Samuel #12
It is fascinating, when you’re reading history, to see how much people are the same—in every age and every time. Cultures change, standards change, te...
The Book of Samuel #11
War makes strange bedfellows sometimes. It’s possible that David might well have been an ally of the Philistines when they went to war against Israel...
The Book of Samuel #10
The long pursuit of David by King Saul, would make for a great movie. It has all the elements. Danger, treachery, romance, suspense, the chase. And th...
The Book of Samuel #9
And it came to pass, when Saul was returned from following the Philistines, that it was told him, saying, Behold, David is in the wilderness of Engedi...
Why Doesn't Everyone Keep God's Holy Days
In the pages of your Bible, you may find something mildly surprising. You find holidays, quite prominently, and in both Testaments. Not only that, but...