Zechariah & Elizabeth: The Audiobook …
Eggshells & Sedition …
Why all those troops? …
Zechariah & Elizabeth Audiobook
Zechariah and Elizabeth, Persistent faith in a Faithful God, is a book originally written and published by Doug Greenwold in 2004. Though the story itself dates back some 2,000 years it constitutes an engaging and enduring tale with pertinence for today. The inspiring, shared-faith relationship of this childless, aging couple forms the backdrop and the beginning of the Advent story itself …
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The January Reflection: A Priesthood of Believers …
Listen here for the 3-minute excerpt from a conversation between Doug Greenwold and the hosts of the Morning Show on Broken Road Radio, originally broadcast on January 2nd, 2013 and dealing with a significant shift in the paradigm of what the church was at its inception …
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“David on the Run” …with Doug Greenwold
In I Samuel 16, God directs Samuel to anoint David to be the future king of Israel. If we had been David and God had given us a preview into what the next ten years would bring, our reaction might have been: “That’s not an appropriate career development plan for a king! And I’m not sure I want to sign up for that kind of journey.” If that thought intrigues you as you ponder God’s plans for your life, I think you will find this video Reflection …of David on the run for ten years …fascinating!
“Still Waters” …with Doug Greenwold
In Psalm 23:2b, David praises the Good Shepherd for leading me to still (quiet) waters. This video Reflection filmed at the recent “Shepherds, Flocks and Kings” Conference contextually digs into the significance of still waters. It was part of an afternoon session which contextually restored key parts of each verse of Psalm 23. I think you will be amazed, reassured and comforted by what is contextually embedded in those two reassuring words – still waters.
“Living in the Land of Milk & Honey” …with Doug Greenwold
Can you recall your initial reaction to first hearing the phrase “the land of milk and honey” (Exodus 3:8)? What might that have initially evoked in your mind – a miniature Garden of Eden, a fabulous oasis? As regards Israel, nothing could be further from the truth! This video Reflection contextually digs into this “land of milk and honey” phrase. It starts by progressively visiting this land from the north, then traveling to the central part of this country (Samaria) and ends by visiting Beersheba in the Northern Negev.
What we surprisingly discover is that this ancient phrase comes with an embedded challenge for how we live today, which makes it very contemporary. See if you agree as Doug teaches in this excerpt from the 2018 Institute of Biblical Context Annual Summer Conference on “Shepherds, Flocks and Kings”!
“Sheepology” …with Doug Greenwold
A.W. Tozer felt that the most important thing about a person was their view of God. That view shapes everything about that person as well as their faith journey. Unfortunately, most of us have either a flawed or an incomplete view of God. This video entitled “The Importance of a Sheepish Perspective” suggests a key perspective that will help you refine your view of God as well as have a more accurate view of yourself. It was presented at the 2018 Institute of Biblical Context Annual Summer Conference on “Shepherds, Flocks and Kings” and is the first of many videos we plan to be adding to the PBT website.
