Daily Thunder Podcast

439: Being Presidential // Spiritual Lessons from WW2 65 (Eric Ludy) Speaker: Eric Ludy Series: Spiritual Lessons from WW2 Study: 65: Being Presidential This is the sixty-fifth installment in Eric’s series entitled Spiritual Lessons from WW2. In this episode he zooms in on the crisis of January 4th, 1944. It’s a crisis that demands a man to rise up and make one of the most difficult decisions any man has ever had to make. It’s tough being a leader. And, if we really understood the crushing weight that comes with the job, none of us would crave to be the one chosen to lead the troops on D-Day. But, if we are the one given the assignment, we can know that God will supply all that is needed to be decisive in the moment of decision.

438: Cut Off by the Cut-Off Ones (Ephesians 2:11) // Ephesians Bible Study 50 (Nathan Johnson) Speaker: Nathan JohnsonSeries: Ephesians Bible StudyStudy: 50 – Cut Off by the Cut-Off Ones (Ephesians 2:11) What is the place of the Gentiles in the family of God? Paul addresses this question by talking about how the Gentiles were cut off from God by the Israelites – but declares that in Jesus we are brought in and now have access. In this expositional sermon, Nathan Johnson examines Ephesians 2:11 and talks about being cut off by the “cut-off ones."

437: Rehearsing D-Day // Spiritual Lessons from WW2 64 (Eric Ludy) Speaker: Eric Ludy  Series: Spiritual Lessons from WW2 Study: 64: Rehearsing D-Day   This is the sixty-fourth installment in Eric’s series entitled Spiritual lessons from WW2. In this episode he throws us into the preparations of the Allied forces on the island of Great Britain. D-Day is just up ahed. So, for the American and British troops it is practice, practice, practice. The troops are repeating their movements time and again to ready themselves for the greatest battle in history. As Christians, we are quickly approaching days of testing. How can we, as the Church, learn from Eisenhower’s war preparations in order to better station ourselves for victory in the upcoming weeks, months, and years? 

436: As He Is So We Are in the World – Part 2 of 2 (Sandi McConnaughey) Speaker: Sandi McConnaughey Study: As He Is So We Are in the World (Part 2 of 2) In this special Daily Thunder during our Summer Weeklong Discipleship Training, Sandi McConnaughey gives part one of a two part message on the concept of “as Jesus is so we are in the world.'

435: As He Is So We Are in the World – Part 1 of 2 (Sandi McConnaughey) Speaker: Sandi McConnaughey Study: As He Is So We Are in the World (Part 1 of 2)   In this special Daily Thunder during our Summer Weeklong Discipleship Training, Sandi McConnaughey gives part one of a two part message on the concept of “as Jesus is so we are in the world.'

 434: Growing Stronger Through Suffering (Leslie Ludy) Speaker: Leslie Ludy Study: Growing Stronger Through Suffering In this special Daily Thunder during our Summer Weeklong Discipleship Training, Leslie Ludy talks about suffering and two ways to respond to trails in our lives.

433: Don’t Forget, Remember (Dan McConnaughey) In this special Daily Thunder during our Summer Weeklong Discipleship Training, Dan McConnaughey brings an exhortation to the Body of Christ to not forget but remember.  

A brief summary of this episode

431: The H-Hour // Spiritual Lessons from WW2 63 (Eric Ludy) Speaker: Eric Ludy Series: Spiritual Lessons from WW2 Study: 63: The H-Hour   This is the sixty-third installment in Eric’s series entitled Spiritual lessons from WW2. In this episode he explores the way a Supreme Commander of a military expedition defines the Day and the Hour for movement. There is a pithy and powerful parallel between God’s leadership over our lives and the superintendence of the US and British commanders over the Allied D-Day and the H-Hour in WW2.    

430: An Aggressive Gentleness (Philippians 4:5) // The Christian Mindset 4 (Nathan Johnson)Speaker: Nathan JohnsonSeries: The Christian MindsetStudy: 4 – An Aggressive Gentleness (Philippians 4:5) When you hear the word “gentleness” you think of kindness, someone being nice, perhaps a bit quiet. But biblically, there are two words for gentleness in Scripture and the word Paul uses in Philippians 4:5 is not at all what you may think of when you hear the term. In this study of the Christian mindset, Nathan Johnson explores Philippians 4:5 and talks about what true gentleness is and how to demonstrate it to the world around us.