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2:50:59

How Should Christians View Authority? | Jonathan Leeman

RFN

Room For Nuance

almost 3 years ago

2:43:43

Farewell to Arms, yeah.

38:59

Daniel 7:1-8: The Four Beasts

Reformed Rookie

almost 3 years ago

3:39

It's a quotation from A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway.

25:53

The Purpose To Life (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 12 years ago

2:36

Ernest Hemingway, who wrote, For Whom the Bell Tolls and Farewell to Arms, along with a variety of other

1:04:08

D-Day in the History of both World Wars then Using Presupposionalism in Apologetics

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 7 years ago

7:02

He could barely talk about taking his dad to sea, Saving Private Ryan. That's the reason I went to go see it, was because I was hearing about all these World War II vets that were coming out of the theater just crying because it was so stinking real.

25:52

The Purpose to Life (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 16 years ago

2:36

Ernest Hemingway, who wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls and Farewell to Arms, along with a variety of other

25:55

John Woodbridge on Hitler in the Crosshairs

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 15 years ago

6:10

And then it was announced that we were at war and Teen went off to war. But now he's going off to war as a Christian. And as it turns out, his faith helped him out because ultimately, as far as I know, he's gonna be probably the only American allied soldier who actually was sent on a mission, volunteered for it to go into Munich, Germany, where people thought Hitler was to go and capture him or take him out.

25:54

John Woodbridge Interview

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 12 years ago

6:14

But now he's going off to war as a Christian. And as it turns out, his faith helped him out, because ultimately, as far as I know, he's going to be probably the only American allied soldier who actually was sent on a mission, volunteered for it, to go into Munich, Germany, where people thought Hitler was to go and capture him or take him out.

1:02:49

Winning The War For The Souls Of Men

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 20 years ago

57:06

And he bids farewell to them and they present him with a letter signed by each of them and that they hope will help him before the Allied authorities. At this moment, Schindler, remember the scene, Schindler suddenly becomes very sober and he quietly says, I could have done more.

4:55

A Word in Season: The End of the Race (2 Timothy 4:6–8)

Media Gratiae

over 5 years ago

0:59

His departure is at hand, he's about to be executed, and yet he uses the language of a ship slipping anchor to sail into the harbor, or a soldier striking his tent in order to make the last march. Paul says, I have fought the good fight, the good fight, this wrestling match in which he's been engaged from the moment that Christ called him.

21:13

The Autumn of Life II: Your Pursuit Isn’t Over

Media Gratiae

over 2 years ago

3:08

This is the opening line. The autumn of our life has actually arrived. The scenes of our youth have fled forever, and the feelings and hopes of that period have passed away also, or are greatly changed.

29:13

Wednesday, June 18, 2025 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

about 1 year ago

11:13

He's labored as the teacher and father in the faith has taught him, and now as the pupil and child, as the fellow soldier and laborer, he'll come back to the rear for some fellowship, comfort, rest, and to draw more strength and wisdom for the inevitable future battles.

1:59:57

March 10, 2021 Show with Senator Doug Mastriano PLUS Colonel Kevin Jarrard on “Standing Firm for Truth with Optimism in Dark Days”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 5 years ago

14:40

And he vowed not to ever carry a gun on the battlefield, but he wanted, he insisted, in fact, on going into battle because he did not want to leave others to do this without the aid of a medic, and he turned out to be, after, just like Alvin York, after being mocked and even beaten up for being a coward and a weakling and a sissy and on and on a week ago, he turns out to be one of the greatest heroes of World War II.

25:55

John Woodbridge on Hitler in the Crosshairs

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 8 years ago

6:10

42:17

Maranatha - [1 Corinthians 16:15-24]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 13 years ago

0:00

Well, it's a sad day. We have to say goodbye to an old friend. Please turn your Bibles to 1 Corinthians chapter 16. After a three -year pilgrimage in 1 Corinthians, verse by verse, phrase by phrase, we'll finish today the book of 1 Corinthians found in the New Testament.

31:09

Bereavement III: Trusting Through Grief | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

over 6 years ago

16:00

He knew how the light of my eyes and the joy of my heart were in her. On the last day of her life, we had no idea that it would prove the last. Our hearts were mutually delighted by the never old story of each other's love as they were every day nearly, and almost her last act was, with one arm around my neck, to place her hand upon my head, and as I believe, for her lips had lost their cunning, to implore a blessing on me.

1:14:11

The Foot Washing Savior | Sermon 10/29/2023

Apologia Utah

over 2 years ago

8:30

Now before the feast of the Passover Jesus knowing that his hour had come that he would depart out of this world to the father. Having loved his own who were in the world. He loved them to the end. He loved them to the end.

55:27

Farewell to Ephesus

PBC

Providence Baptist Church

about 2 years ago

3:58

And so we see here it ends on a high note, a bit of an encouragement. Grace be with those who love our Lord Jesus Christ with love incorruptible. So I want to do a bit of a review now as we say farewell to Ephesus.

25:57

John Woodbridge Interview (rerun)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 11 years ago

9:57

Mr. Gerngross�s assassination attempt or close to it was new information for me, and I really liked that part of the story. And as I was reading the book, John, what I liked was this seemed to be, at least in my mind, and maybe I was trying to romance it too much, but I loved Dick Winters in the Band of Brothers, and he was a leader and he was graced by God with common grace, and he could be courageous and a man of action, and he knew duty and loyalty, yet he was not born again.

42:03

Luke 9:51-62, What Track Are You On?

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 9 years ago

26:41

He's taking the road not taken. You know the way we never go. And suddenly things are different. Rejection condemnation and now deprivation obligation and conditions. In verse 57 he meets a volunteer.

25:53

Wear Out or Rust Out

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 13 years ago

6:49

Then he said, �Lord Jesus, I am weary in thy work, but not weary of it. If I have not yet finished my course, let me go and speak for thee once more on the fields. Seal thy truth, and come home and die.