Ep 395 The Appeal of the Underdog - Hope and Justice
The Subjective Professor Podcast
Release Date: 05/24/2025
Ep 499 - New Year's Eve - Is 43 18-19 - Former Things New Things
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It's New Year's Eve and I thought I would share a sermonette I gave at last year's New Year's Eve Service. At our church, we usher in the new year with prayer, 송구영신예배. It's brief but I liked it when I reread it. I hope you have a wonderful New Year celebration. May we all have blessings and Peace in 2026.
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Ep 498 Prov 13 21 Good Reward of Faith – Rhetoric vs Reality
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Sunday Jesus Day again. The last Sunday of 2025. The world and precious metal markets are going kind of crazy as we prepare to say goodbye to 2025. What is going on? I share some thoughts from the perspective of faith. Everyone is trying to do good for themselves or for others, but we get this instead. Where did people go wrong, what should believers do instead? Hopefully I have provided some starting points or some food for thought. Blessings and Peace for us all.
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Ep 497 Is 09 6-7 Christmas - Lord’s Rule of Justice and Righteousness - Eternity vs Temporal
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It's Sunday which makes it Jesus day. It's Christmas Jesus day as it happens, our church has its Christmas service the Sunday before Christmas day. Jesus' birth means dramatic change for everyone and in the USA, people generally do not like change. In other words, people say they want the Lord's Rule, but do they really? Merry Christmas and Blessings!
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Ep 496 Rom 10 1-4 Zeal Founded on Knowledge - Godliness vs Fanaticism
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It's Sunday so it must be Jesus Day. To be zealous is not unusual. However, do we know when we have drifted into fanaticism? How can we be Godly if it appears to be fanatical to the very people we are trying to witness to? Blessings and Peace.
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Ep 495 Prov 18 2 Delight in Understanding - Good Opinions do not Require Force
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Sunday Jesus Day. Opinions, everyone has one but then most people don't like the fact that others get to maintain their opinion. What is going on and how can we move beyond the impasse of the difference of opinion? Blessings and Peace.
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Ep 494 Is 45 18-19 Don’t Look for God in Vain – Group vs Individual
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It's Jesus Day again. As we get closer to Christmas it might be good to remember NOT to seek God in vain. What does that mean? What are the ways that people do this? How should we seek and find God instead? All this I attempt to address. Blessings and Peace.
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Ep 493 Col 3 15-17 The Thankful Believer - Thanksgiving Sunday 2025
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It's Thanksgiving Jesus Day today. How do we become a person full of thanksgiving? What are we avoiding by living a life of thanks? Have a blessed week full of thanks!
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Ep 492 Acts 5 27-32 Obey God not Man - Contra Romans 13
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Citing Romans 13 as a reason for following ALL of the laws of the gov't is annoying. One just has to recall the worst gov'ts of history to know that this can't be a good guiding principle. And besides, if we are busy trying to obey gov't laws and regulations, aren't we just obeying humanity, not God? Blessings and Peace to you!
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Ep 491 Rom 08 37-39 Faith of Being More than Conquerors - Perpetual Conflict or Justice
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So, the Democrats won big in the elections last week; isn't that the pattern these days? One side wins big, but it does not solve or resolve anything, in fact things get worse. Perhaps it is a problem with how we understand the concept of "conquer". How do we become MORE than conquerors? Peace and Blessings to you.
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Ep 490 Mt 23 29-32 Faith seeking Righteousness - Origin of Hypocrisy
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Jesus Day. At least I can keep doing these videos while I'm trying to survive the first year of teaching new subjects at a new school. Anyway, Hypocrisy has been on my mind a lot these days because there's just so much of it in society. Where DOES hypocrisy come from? I mean who likes being a hypocrite and yet, we all are. Peace and Blessings to you.
info_outlineI was watching Ford vs Ferrari the other day and realized that part of the reason I enjoyed the movie was because it was an underdog movie. This episode does a quick review of the idea of the underdog effect.
Yes, it's about Hope and Justice.