The Jacob's Ladder Podcast
The Jacob's Ladder Podcast
Podcast Description
Join me and my friend Professor Carl Vanderpool as I seek to understand God and the Christian faith.
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Content Themes
The show delves into various aspects of the Christian faith, focusing on themes such as the nature of unrepentant sin, personal relationships with God, and spiritual healing. Specific episodes tackle important questions like the difference in sin among biblical figures like Saul and David, experiencing God's presence during struggles, and understanding how to overcome spiritual challenges such as demonic strongholds.
Join us as Jacob seeks discipleship with his friend Professor Carl. One honest conversation at a time, they seek to understand who God is and what it really means to follow Him. If you’re wrestling with faith, then this podcast is for you.
What is “church” really and why does God insist I can’t be spiritually healthy without it? Is it better to be fully known in a small church or to have some privacy in a large church? What do I do when I get hurt in church and I want to stop showing up? Should I be a part of a non-Christian community or would I be damaging my faith? What did the “church” community look like around Jesus? Following Jesus’s example what should “church” look like for me today? If you ever questioned what God wants for us in church, then this episode is for you.
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Intro MusicBattle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.
Thumbnail ArtworkProcession of Souls (1890) by Louis Welden Hawkins (1849–1910). Public domain.
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