*This weekly newsletter will share about the Bible Breakdown podcast, things about RLC, and my favorite things from around the web. My prayer is it will help you know God better.
Hello friends. Happy Saturday!
As May comes to a close, we’re reminded to reflect on what God has done. Exodus 10 shows us that God’s actions are not random—they are intentional and revealing. He works in ways that display His power and draw people to Himself. This passage reminds us to remember and pass on His faithfulness.
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📚 Scripture. 💪
Exodus 10:1–2 (NLT)
“Then the Lord said to Moses, ‘Return to Pharaoh and make your demands again. I have made him and his officials stubborn so I can display my miraculous signs among them. I’ve also done it so you can tell your children and grandchildren about how I made a mockery of the Egyptians and about the signs I displayed among them—and so you will know that I am the Lord.’”
Observation: God’s actions have purpose beyond the immediate situation. He is revealing His power and identity to His people. What He does is meant to be remembered and passed down through generations. This shows that faith is not just personal—it is generational. God wants His people to know Him deeply. His works are meant to strengthen faith and build trust.
Application: Take time to remember and share what God has done in your life.
Prayer: Thank You, Jesus, for revealing Yourself through Your power and faithfulness. Help me remember Your works and share them with others.
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📣 Sermon/Testimony. Jonah Sermon Series Part 5. (Tim Mackie)
This teaching centers on Jonah’s anger at God's mercy toward Nineveh. Mackie reveals that Jonah’s real struggle is not obedience but acceptance of God’s compassion for his enemies. The sermon challenges believers to examine their own hearts and embrace God’s mercy for all people.
🤔 Apologetics. Other Religions Point to Jesus. (J. Warner Wallace) This video emphasizes the importance of using logic and reason when discussing faith and engaging skeptics. It provides practical ways to ask good questions and have meaningful conversations about truth. The message equips Christians to share their faith with clarity, confidence, and humility.
🧠 Mental Health. Mental Habits that Fuel Depression. (Therapy In a Nutshell) This video explains how a specific mental habit—discounting the positive—fuels depression and distorts how we interpret reality. It shows that our thoughts are not always trustworthy and must be examined carefully rather than accepted blindly. This connects to apologetics by emphasizing the importance of thinking clearly and aligning our beliefs with the truth rather than with distorted perceptions.
✍️ Deeper Study. The Epistle of Jude Part One. (The Naked Bible - Dr. Michael Heiser) This video focuses on making a rational case for Christianity by showing that belief in God is supported by evidence rather than blind faith. The speaker walks through key arguments for the existence of God and the reliability of the Christian worldview. It encourages believers to engage their minds and confidently articulate why they believe what they believe.
📚 Book Recommendation. The Making of a Manager. (Julie Zhuo) A practical guide to becoming an effective and thoughtful leader. This book is a helpful guide for anyone stepping into leadership, especially when you feel unprepared or unsure. Julie Zhuo shares practical wisdom from real experience, showing that great leaders are developed over time, not born overnight. It helps readers think clearly about people, culture, and responsibility in ways that align well with servant leadership. For Christians, it offers valuable insight into leading others with humility, intentionality, and care.
✍️ Quote of the Week That Makes You Think
Charles Spurgeon- “The Word of God is the anvil upon which ten thousand hammers have been broken.
🤪 Dad Joke of the week
What do flowers say in May?
“Hey bud, things are really blooming now!”
🤪 Meme of the week
God’s faithfulness is meant to be remembered, not forgotten. What He has done in your life matters more than you realize. Your story can strengthen someone else’s faith. Keep telling it.
