"Invisible Barriers and the Hospitality of God" is the audible version of the article on oleaster.org. Part one of this four-part series on Hospitality and Revival traces the theme of God’s hospitality to us from creation to new creation and the Western Church’s disadvantage in separating evangelism and hospitality.

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The music in this episode is “Zion Train” by Aleksandra Siemieniuk.

Invisible Barriers And The Hospitality Of God

Part three of this four-part series on Hospitality and Revival explores how hospitality permeated the ministry and teaching of Jesus.

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The Son Of Man Came Eating and Drinking

This episode, "Sisterhood of the Serpent-Crushers," is about the great host of women in Psalm 68 and the echoes through the scripture of skull-crushing women. 
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Sisterhood of the Serpent-Crushers

"Roots of Rage, Part 1: Iran, Sheikh Jarrah, and Al-Aqsa" is the audible version of the article published on Oleaster's Substack. It is the first of a three-part series on some historical context for the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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https://oleaster.substack.com/p/roots-of-rage-part-1

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Roots of Rage, Part 1: Iran, Sheikh Jarrah, and Al-Aqsa

"Roots of Rage, Part 2: Oslo, International Law, Antisemitism, and a War of Words" is the audible version of the article published on Oleaster's Substack. It is the second of a three-part series on some historical contexts for the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Roots of Rage, Part 2: Oslo, International Law, Antisemitism, and a War of Words

"Roots of Rage, Part 3: Amalek and Anti-Zionism" is the audible version of the article published on Oleaster's Substack. It is the final episode of a three-part series on some historical contexts for the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Roots of Rage, Part 3: Amalek and Anti-Zionism

This episode, "Stolen Valor and Womanly Courage," compares the woman of valor from Proverbs 31:10-31 with the story of Ruth. 

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Stolen Valor and Womanly Courage

There are many passages in the Bible that encourage us to be thankful, but I think that Psalm 107 would have been particularly applicable to the story of the American holiday of Thanksgiving. But to understand the Psalm, we must first dive into Leviticus and learn about the Jubilee year and the obligations of the redeemer.

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Let the Redeemed of the Lord Say So: A Meditation on Psalm 107

"Maranatha: Our Lord (Has) Come" is an introduction to the "Advent: The Incarnation, the Parousia, and the Covenants of Israel" series. If your interest is piqued, tune in for the next installments: “Son of Abraham,” “Born Under the Law,” “Great David’s Greater Son,” and “The House of Israel and the House of Judah.”

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Maranatha: Our Lord (Has) Come

"Son of Abraham" is a meditation for the first week of the "Advent: The Incarnation, the Parousia, and the Covenants of Israel" series. If your interest is piqued, tune in for the next installments: “Born Under the Law,” “Great David’s Greater Son,” and “The House of Israel and the House of Judah.” If you missed the introduction to the series, "Maranatha: Our Lord (Has) Come," you can catch up by reading or listening to it on all the Oleaster platforms.

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Son of Abraham

"Born Under the Law" is a meditation for the first week of the "Advent: The Incarnation, the Parousia, and the Covenants of Israel" series. If your interest is piqued, tune in for the next installments:  “Great David’s Greater Son,” and “The House of Israel and the House of Judah.” If you missed the introduction to the series, "Maranatha: Our Lord (Has) Come," or the first week "Son of Abraham," you can catch up by reading or listening to it on all Oleaster platforms.

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Born Under The Law

"Great David's Greater Son" is a mediation for the third week of the "Advent: The Incarnation, the Parousia, and the Covenants of Israel" series. If you missed the first three installments, you can catch up by listening to or reading "Maranatha: Our Lord (Has) Come," "Son of Abraham," and "Born Under the Law." Please stay tuned for the next installment in the series for the fourth week of Advent: “The House of Israel and the House of Judah.”
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Great Davids Greater Son

"The House of Israel and the House of Judah" is a mediation for the fourth week of the "Advent: The Incarnation, the Parousia, and the Covenants of Israel" series. If you missed the first four installments, you can catch up by listening to or reading "Maranatha: Our Lord (Has) Come," "Son of Abraham," "Born Under the Law," and "Great David's Greater Son." 

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The House of Israel and the House of Judah

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