Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart
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Born to Win Podcast - with Ronald L. Dart
Born to Win's Daily Radio Broadcast and Weekly Sermon. A production of Christian Educational Ministries.
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Curse Not the Deaf
There’s a curious law in Leviticus; it seems like a very small thing—something unlikely to ever occur. And you wonder, in the economy of the Bible—sin...
Christian Origins #32 - Corinthians
If a man die, shall he live again? That is the question isn’t it? Is this all there is? We live out our lives, we return to the dust and oblivion fore...
Christian Origins #31 - Corinthians
There is something truly seductive about any manifestation of the supernatural. Every human being experiences doubts once in a while. It is not so muc...
Christian Origins #30 - Corinthians
One of the truly sad things in the history of religion is the hostility that persists between Jews and Christians—sometimes it even becomes hatred. It...
Faith in a Box
I think I am at long last beginning to understand something that puzzles a lot of people. How was it possible to hate a man who could make the blind s...
Christian Origins #29 - Corinthians
Of all the ceremonies that are connected in our mind to the Christian faith, there is probably nothing more fundamental than that ceremony we call the...
Christian Origins #28 - Corinthians
We all know that we are sinners. And we know that there is no combination of our own works, our own efforts, that can save us. But having been saved b...
Christian Origins #27 - Corinthians
Why do you suppose that Israelites, so very long ago, lived about as long as we do today with all our advances in science? The answer is pretty straig...
Christian Origins #26 - Corinthians
The Bible is a very down-to-earth book. It is written for men and women who actually have to live every day in this world—who have to deal with human...
Christian Origins #25 - Corinthians
It has to come as a surprise to find a Christian church—a Gentile Christian church—observing the Passover. The Passover is a Jewish festival, right? T...
Shared Suffering
When someone we know is touched by the death of a loved one, we can do what we can to help. But to be honest, there isn't a lot we can do besides pray...
The War Against Freedom
What’s really going on in the world? And what is this War on Terror really about. When you get to the basics, what people call terrorism is actually a...
Christian Origins #24 - Corinthians
If there’s one thing that is clear when you study the New Testament with an eye to the origins of the Christian church, it is that the apostles were n...
Christian Origins #23 - Corinthians
If a man sets out to convince an audience of the truth of his message, why would he not give it his best shot? Wouldn’t you normally think a man would...
Thy Will Be Done
The disciples of Jesus came to him one day with a request: Lord, teach us to pray. Jesus replied with a remarkably concise, model prayer. We call it t...
Christian Origins #22 - Corinthians
The last time the Christian church was perfectly joined together, of the same mind and of the same judgement was nearly 2,000 years ago on that Pentec...
Christian Origins #21 - Acts
It is astonishing, when you think about it, how much hatred can be generated by religious beliefs. From the earliest times, Jews persecuted Christians...
The Foundation of Freedom
When Israel settled into the Promised Land at first, they enjoyed a time of freedom the likes of which no people had ever enjoyed up until that time....
American Prophets
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to a...
Christian Origins #20 - Thessalonians
Everyone knows the end of the world is coming. The only questions left are when and how. Scientists tell us that in 3 to 4 billion years our sun will...
Christian Origins #19 - Thessalonians
Is it hard to be a Christian? I suppose it depends on where you are and what you are doing. There are people in the world, right now, who are being sh...
Above and Beyond
The Law of God is a great gift. The 119th Psalm, in a way, summarizes our attitude toward the Law and our gratitude for it. It's a lamp to our feet. I...
The Courageous Christian
I’m always grateful when the news media gives credit to people who have done very brave things. It is so good to see these people and to hear what the...
Christian Origins #18 - Galatians
I know sometimes it is a little hard to grasp, but the conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees was a matter of power and control. When this conflict...
Christian Origins #17 - Galatians
I know this may seem obvious, but it must be said: Christianity and Judaism are two very different religions. I think Jews know this better than Chris...
Christian Origins #16 - Galatians
Sometimes we answer questions too quickly, when we would be far better off saying I don’t know and waiting until we do. Nowhere is this more true than...
Christian Origins #15 - Galatians
Visualize a horizontal line. That line represents perfection in keeping the law. Everything below that line is sin. Everything above that line is righ...
The Fatherhood of God
The religion of the Bible is, for better or for worse, a patriarchal religion. A patriarchy can be defined as a form of social organization in which t...
Love and Law
It is a quirk of human nature that we don’t like to do as we are told. I have heard it said that you can surround a kid with toys, but tell him there...
Christian Origins #14 - Galatians
It is odd, don’t you think, that man is so dissatisfied with God? Seriously, we seem to think that we can improve on what he has done. It is one thing...
Christian Origins #13 - Acts & Galatians
It is almost funny, in reading thorough the life of the apostle Paul, how often his friends had to get him out of town to save his neck. Paul was a fi...
The Wrath of God
The title of this sermon may not inspire a lot of people listen to it. The title is The Wrath of God. I think it is fair to say that a lot of people d...
The Ten Commandments #9
You may have heard of the Ten Commandments. The first four commandments have to do with man’s relationship with God. The last six commandments have to...
Christian Origins #12 - Acts
When you read the New Testament, you really want to see a group of people united in purpose, thoroughly converted, working together for the greater pu...
Christian Origins #11 - Acts
Imagine that you attend a small church of, say, 50 people. You have been meeting together for quite a long time. You have a common set of beliefs and...
Christian Origins #10 - Acts
The very first Christian missionaries in all history were a couple of men named Saul and Barnabas. (We know Saul better as the Apostle Paul.) They had...
Christian Origins #9 - Acts
The greatest missionary church in history was established by men whose names we do not even know. No, it wasn’t Jerusalem, in spite of everything that...
Your God Is Too Small
There is very little in the way of direct revelation of a world that exists alongside our world. We get little glimpses from time to time in the testi...
Christian Origins #8 - Acts
I would not like to suggest the apostles of Jesus were stubborn or blockheaded, because that would not be fair. The transition they were having to mak...
Christian Origins #7 - Acts
You have to wonder about a man like Saul of Tarsus. Here’s a man that we will come to know as the apostle Paul—probably the strongest intellectual fig...