Daily Thunder Podcast

449: A List of Remembrance (Ephesians 2:12) // Ephesians Bible Study 51 (Nathan Johnson) Speaker: Nathan JohnsonSeries: Ephesians Bible StudyStudy: 51 – A List of Remembrance (Ephesians 2:12) Throughout Scripture we are reminded that remembrance is important. In Ephesians 2:11-12, Paul gives a list of “remembrance” to the gentiles in Ephesus – reminding them that they had no access to God or the commonwealth of God’s family before Christ. In this expositional sermon, Nathan Johnson talks about the significance of being brought into the family of God and why we should remember what God has done in our past and desires to do in our present.

448: The Big Red One // Spiritual Lessons from WW2 68 (Eric Ludy) Speaker: Eric Ludy Series: Spiritual Lessons from WW2 Study: 68: The Big Red One   This is the sixty-eighth installment in Eric’s series entitled Spiritual Lessons from WW2. In this episode he examines the US Army’s famed 1st Infantry Division and the profound significance of their two nicknames, “The Fighting First” and “The Big Red One”. There is a profound message about the leadership, the manliness, and the saving power of Jesus Christ baked into this amazing parallel from WW2.  

447: In the Sands of Omaha // Spiritual Lessons from WW2 67 (Eric Ludy) Speaker: Eric Ludy Series: Spiritual Lessons from WW2 Study: 67: In the Sands of Omaha   This is the sixty-seventh installment in Eric’s series entitled Spiritual Lessons from WW2. In this episode we join the 230 boys from A Company as they land on Omaha beach in the early morning hours of June 6, 1944, Amidst a maelstrom of artillery blast and machine gun fire these boys need to put one foot in front of the other. It’s a moment of special need that will cause most men to fold up and give up. But a Christian is supplied something wonderful for these very moments of trauma. It’s called grace. 

446: The Importance of the One (Nathan Johnson) Speaker: Nathan Johnson Study: The Importance of the One In this special Daily Thunder during our Fall Weeklong Discipleship Training, Nathan Johnson talks about the necessity of understanding context in Scripture and uses the story of Jesus casting out the demons in one man from the book of Mark as an illustration how Jesus cares for one and how that one person can change the world.

445: Being Reviled (Leslie Ludy) Speaker: Leslie Ludy Study: Being Reviled In this special Daily Thunder during our Fall Weeklong Discipleship Training, Leslie Ludy talks about being reviled and resented and how we as Christians can biblically respond and grow in the midst of reviling.

444: Anti-Fragile (Dan McConnaughey) Speaker: Dan McConnaughey Study: Anti-Fragile   In this special Daily Thunder during our Fall Weeklong Discipleship Training, Dan McConnaughey talks about being anti-fragile in our faith and how trials and problems in our life should make us stronger.  

443: Seek the Lord (Philip Hartman) Speaker: Philip Hartman Study: Seek the Lord In this special Daily Thunder during our Fall Weeklong Discipleship Training, Philip Hartman discusses the importance of seeking the face of God.

442: Man up! (Colonel Kevin Bouren) Speaker: Colonel Kevin Bouren Study: Man up! Every man could do with hearing this message — and not just once, but periodically again and again. This is a message spoken directly to men, commissioning them to "man up" as fathers, husbands, ministers, friends, and businessmen. As the darkness grows in our world, so must the men grow up in the strength and authority of Jesus Christ to meet this darkness with the Light of God’s Word.

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440: The Caged Lion // Spiritual Lessons from WW2 66 (Eric Ludy) Speaker: Eric Ludy Series: Spiritual Lessons from WW2 Study:66: The Caged Lion This is the sixty-sixth installment in Eric’s series entitled Spiritual Lessons from WW2. In this episode he brings us into the 10 days of lockdown prior to the Allied invasion of France on June 6, 1944. Most of us had never experienced a lockdown prior the year 2020. And most of us would be happy if we never experienced a lockdown again. However, it is amazing to think that there actually was a lockdown prior to the enormous Allied victory of D-Day. May it be proven yet again that the good guys rise victorious after this current lockdown.