Theology of Suffering: What It Is & Why It's So Important

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00:01 Dan and Ridley introduce the episode and reflect on audience feedback.
00:51 Exploring Bible genres and their role in understanding scripture.
06:12 The Book of Job and how it addresses the problem of suffering.
11:05 Job’s story, suffering, and questioning God through personal tragedy.
19:18 The value of struggle: voluntary suffering, discipline, and growth.
27:22 The role of community and fresh perspectives in breaking cyclical thinking.
33:12 Job’s ending vs. real-life outcomes and finding God’s purpose in suffering.

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Theology of Suffering: What It Is & Why It's So Important

Grove Hill Church

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139 episoder

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Lost Tribes, Ancient Laws, and Biblical Mysteries—Unpacking Leviticus and Numbers 33:35

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Pastor Ridley Barron dive into the books of Leviticus and Numbers, exploring what these ancient laws reveal about the character of God. They discuss topics like dietary and cleanliness laws, the role of slavery in biblical times, and how God's laws served as steps toward shaping His people. The conversation also touches on challenging questions about poverty, justice, and how the church can best serve those in need today. If you've ever wrestled with the complexities of Old Testament laws and how they apply to modern faith, this discussion is for you. Timestamps 01:22 – What can we learn about God from the dietary laws? 03:37 – Why did God change the dietary laws in the New Testament? 07:30 – The purpose behind Old Testament cleanliness laws 11:08 – Wrestling with slavery in the Bible 14:27 – Why do some Old Testament laws seem unfair toward women? 19:26 – How should Christians respond to poverty today? 29:16 – Why is Judah so significant in Jewish history? 31:04 – What happened to the tribe of Joseph? Tune in next week as we continue our journey through the Bible!…

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Step by Step - Immersed Series 47:04

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In this sermon, Ridley Barron preached about the journey of the Hebrew people from slavery in Egypt to their time at Mount Sinai, drawing parallels to our spiritual journeys today. He explored the significance of the contingent covenant established by God through the Ten Commandments and the necessity of trust and obedience to His will. Emphasizing the importance of staying spiritually pure and not compromising with cultural norms, Barron connected the journey of the Israelites with the personal spiritual movement of believers. Through engaging comparisons and personal insights, Barron challenged listeners to reflect on their relationship with God, urging them to remain steadfast and attentive to His guidance through scripture, the Holy Spirit, and godly counsel. The sermon closes with a call for believers to embrace a growing, dynamic relationship with God, ever ready to move at His command. Timestamps: 00:00 "Moses Pleads: God's Presence Assured" 03:29 "God Dwelling Among His People" 08:05 Purity's Importance in Faith Communities 11:53 "Trust in Divine Provision" 15:12 Tabernacle's Protective Formation 17:20 Orderly Exodus: Divine Camping Routine 20:25 Choosing Our Path Over God's 25:25 "Embrace the Unknown Journey" 28:28 "Overcoming Trust Issues with Faith" 29:44 "Trusting 'Because I Said So'" 33:08 "God's Unique Battle Plan" 38:46 "Hearing the Holy Spirit" 42:28 Favor and Divine Recognition 43:34 Assess Your Relationship with Christ 46:59 Morning Hymn Response…

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God's Blueprint for Society: The Hidden Wisdom in Leviticus 38:33

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Pastor Ridley Barron dive into the book of Leviticus, unpacking its purpose, significance, and how it connects to the broader biblical narrative. Dan shares a humorous story about his first experience reading Leviticus as a camp counselor, leading to a deeper discussion on why the book exists and how it helped shape Israel as a nation. They explore why blood sacrifices were necessary, why modern Jews no longer practice them, and how God's laws served as a foundation for cultural and spiritual transformation. The conversation also touches on modern topics like tradition, immigration, and the role of holiness in today's world. Timestamps: 00:11 – Dan’s story: Reading Leviticus to put kids to sleep 02:27 – Why is Leviticus even in the Bible? 06:45 – An eye for an eye: God's law as a limit on vengeance 12:26 – Why do Jews no longer offer sacrifices? 22:30 – Have we moved too far from tradition in modern Christianity? 28:28 – Why is blood so important in sacrifices? 32:29 – Immigration and how Christians should respond 37:14 – Selah’s question: Where did they get grain for offerings in the desert?…

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A Living Sacrifice - Immersed Series 45:42

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In this sermon, Ridley Barron preached about the concept of holiness as outlined in the book of Leviticus and its pivotal place in the faith journey. He explored the meaning of holiness, emphasizing how God calls us to be set apart and live in a way that reflects His character. Through an engaging narrative, Ballard highlighted the Israelites' journey from Egypt, their interaction with God’s commands, and the establishment of their identity and practices of worship. He challenged listeners to embrace God's commands as guidelines for embodying holiness, underscoring the importance of moving closer to God to reflect His character. With practical insights into the application of Old Testament laws and principles, he encouraged the congregation to strive for holiness, honesty, generosity, and mercy in their relationships, and to recognize the timeless relevance of these teachings in a Christian's life. Timestamps: 00:00 Leviticus: A Challenging Read 05:52 Understanding God in Exodus-Deuteronomy 07:30 "Holiness: No Excuses" 12:26 Understanding Holiness from Leviticus 19 15:27 Temple and Tabernacle Layout Explained 19:28 "Faith Rooted in Divine Love" 22:27 Seeing God in Everyday Life 27:04 Call to Holiness and Love 31:04 Understanding Generosity vs. Obligation 33:07 Demand for Unwavering Honesty 37:11 Self-Reliance and Accountability 39:44 "Leviticus: Key to God's Character" 43:39 "Daily Imitation and Spiritual Authority" 44:46 Call to Righteousness and Purity…

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Excel Sheets, Beauty, & How To Find God in Exodus 33:41

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Pastor Ridley Barron dive into the book of Exodus, exploring how God's character is revealed through Israel's journey. They discuss how reading Exodus multiple times shifts perspective—from judging the Israelites' doubts to recognizing our own struggles with faith and trust. The conversation also covers the importance of administration in the church, the often-overlooked spiritual gift of organization, and how God values beauty and creativity, as seen in the craftsmanship of the Ark of the Covenant. Along the way, they touch on personal stories, the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers, and what we can learn from God's detailed instructions to His people. Timestamps: 01:17 Seeing ourselves in the Israelites' struggles 02:50 God's plan and how He allows trials for growth 07:37 Jethro’s wisdom and the importance of administration 14:46 Bezalel, the artist of Exodus, and the role of beauty in worship 22:35 The stigma around men and the arts in Christian culture 27:15 The origins of the Mosaic laws—were they responses to real issues? 30:34 The Holy Spirit’s movement in giving and decision-making 33:55 Preview of next week's discussion on Leviticus…

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Understand God's Response to Sin - Immersed Series 37:40

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In this sermon, Ridley Barron preached about understanding God's response to sin and the profound significance of the Passover sacrifice. He delves into God's unyielding faithfulness to His promises, as shown through the story of the Hebrew people in Egypt, highlighting His provision of a substitute in the face of rebellion. Barron connects this with the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus, drawing the red thread from Genesis to Revelation, and to the cross, emphasizing the essential role of Christ's blood in salvation. Through engaging personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, he calls for a deeper remembrance of Christ's sacrifice, urging listeners to genuinely engage with the grace and redemption offered through communion in a fresh and meaningful way. Timestamps: 03:50 "Blood, Life, and Salvation Thread" 08:32 Pharaoh's Defiance and Moses' Doubt 12:15 Experiencing True Darkness 15:28 Reapproaching Spiritual Connection 16:22 Rethinking First Corinthians 11 22:16 Seder Meal and Its Significance 24:06 "Trust and Forgetfulness in Faith" 28:51 "The Flame of Divine Presence" 30:46 "Complacency with the Holy Spirit" 35:33 "Commemorating Christ's Sacrifice" 37:01 Prayer for Repentance and Grace…

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God's Will or Just Your Feelings? Here's How to Tell the Difference 35:45

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Pastor Ridley Barron dive into the topic of calling, using Moses' story in Exodus as a foundation. They discuss the different types of calling—salvation, ministry, and daily guidance—and explore how to discern God's voice in decision-making. Ridley shares his own calling story and offers practical advice on recognizing God's direction, overcoming fear, and seeking wise counsel. They also touch on common objections people raise when considering ministry or service and the importance of being open to where God may lead. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction: The Question of Calling 01:47 – Defining Calling: Does It Mean a Dramatic Moment? 03:29 – Ridley’s Personal Story of Calling to Ministry 05:13 – How Do You Know If It’s a True Calling? 09:29 – Discerning God’s Voice vs. Personal Feelings 16:25 – When You’re Unsure: Waiting for Clarity 24:25 – How Does God Choose Leaders? 27:06 – The Pressure to Be Great vs. Faithfulness in Small Things 30:50 – The Most Common Excuses for Avoiding Ministry 35:18 – Overcoming Fear and Lies That Hold Us Back 36:32 – Closing Thoughts and Encouragement…

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From Slavery to Redemption - Sermon Series 59:25

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In this sermon, Ridley Barron preached about the transformative journey from slavery to redemption as depicted in the book of Exodus. He explored the Israelites' transition from bondage under Pharaoh's rule to their eventual deliverance, illustrating how this narrative serves as the first redemptive story pointing to the ultimate redemption through Jesus Christ. Barron emphasized God's constant presence and intervention, affirming that God hears, remembers, sees, and intimately knows the struggles of His people. By unpacking Moses' encounter with God through the burning bush, Barron challenged listeners to proclaim, "Here I am," embracing God's call to action despite personal inadequacies or past mistakes. Through scriptural exploration and personal stories of faith and deliverance, he encouraged reliance on God as the sole source of rescue and emphasized the importance of communal prayer and support in overcoming life's challenges. Timestamps: 00:00 Israelites Enslaved in Egypt 05:32 Midwives' Civil Disobedience Debate 09:48 Moses Flees Egypt: New Life Begins 11:30 "Tabernacle: Glimpse of God's Throne" 16:34 "God's Promise of Deliverance" 17:58 Doubt in Divine Timing 21:39 Drama Club and Scriptural Stage 27:45 "Faith, Trust, and Redemption" 29:38 "Faith, Not Ark Size, Matters" 33:14 Moses' Calling and Doubts 38:49 "Lay Down for God's Use" 40:01 "Understanding the Bible's Purpose" 44:40 Trust and Obey God 47:02 "Prayers Answered Amidst Medical Challenges" 53:04 Confront Hidden Struggles Openly 58:27 "Keep Praying for Freedom"…

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Theology of Suffering: What It Is & Why It's So Important 34:53

för 5 weeks sedan34:53

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez and Pastor Ridley Barron take a deep dive into the themes of the Book of Job, exploring suffering, biblical wisdom, and spiritual growth through life's challenges. They discuss the Bible’s literary genres and how understanding them can shape our reading of scripture, the cyclical nature of Job's conversations, and why suffering is both a central theme in Job and an often misunderstood aspect of Christian theology. Along the way, they reflect on personal experiences, the role of discipline in preparing for hard times, and how God’s purposes may not always align with our desire for happy endings but are ultimately for His glory. Timestamps: 00:01 Dan and Ridley introduce the episode and reflect on audience feedback. 00:51 Exploring Bible genres and their role in understanding scripture. 06:12 The Book of Job and how it addresses the problem of suffering. 11:05 Job’s story, suffering, and questioning God through personal tragedy. 19:18 The value of struggle: voluntary suffering, discipline, and growth. 27:22 The role of community and fresh perspectives in breaking cyclical thinking. 33:12 Job’s ending vs. real-life outcomes and finding God’s purpose in suffering.…

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Beyond the Whirlwind - Sermon 47:35

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In this sermon, Ridley Barron preached about the complex and often perplexing themes found in the Book of Job, particularly why bad things happen to good people and how to respond. He delves into the nature of suffering, urging listeners to understand the character of God even in the midst of trials. Barron educates the congregation on the various genres within the Bible, emphasizing the importance of discerning and interpreting these genres correctly. He highlights Job’s unwavering integrity and trust in God, advocating for daily prayer and intercession for one's family. Through a mix of personal anecdotes and scriptural analysis, Barron provides insightful lessons on dealing with adversity, trusting God's bigger plan, and holding on to faith even when answers are not immediately clear. He calls for a deepened relationship with God, stressing the role of worship and the immensity of God's love and presence in our lives. Timestamps: 00:00 "Understanding Suffering in Faith" 04:52 "The Law: A Reading Challenge" 09:28 Job's Wealth and Family Practices 11:09 Pray Daily to Protect Family 14:48 "God Lets Satan Test Job" 17:35 Job's Overwhelming Tragedies 20:16 Understanding Suffering and Life's Challenges 26:29 Avoid Presumptions About Others 28:45 Advising Others: A Cautionary Tale 32:48 "Transcendence: God's Unwavering Presence" 36:09 "Worship Aligns Heart with God" 39:36 Divine Guidance and Human Growth 43:21 Finding Strength in Faith 45:51 Morning Prayer of Gratitude 47:18 "Invitation to Transformative Faith"…

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Wrestling with God: What Jacob's Struggle Teaches Us About Faith 23:39

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez is joined by Ridley Barron, Jon Ballard, and Kyle Hess to dive into key moments and themes from the book of Genesis as part of the ongoing chronological Bible reading plan. The group explores profound topics, including Joseph and Judah's contrasting roles in God's plan, the significance of Israel's 400 years in Egypt, and the lessons we can learn from Jacob's wrestling with God. Along the way, they share insights into God's sovereignty, human struggles, and how waiting periods can often be part of divine preparation. Timestamps: 00:01 - Introduction to the episode and a reflection on the Bible reading plan 01:30 - The connection between Joseph and Judah: Why Judah’s lineage matters 06:16 - God’s unexpected choices: Using broken people to fulfill His purposes 10:08 - 400 years in Egypt: What we can learn from long periods of waiting 17:16 - Time in scripture: How much is skipped between the action 18:59 - Wrestling with God: The significance of Jacob’s encounter and its application today 24:13 - Submission and transformation through struggle 25:34 - Closing thoughts and preview of Job…

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Gods Sovereinty in Suffering - Sunday Sermon 41:00

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In this sermon, Kyle Hess preached about God's sovereignty in the midst of suffering. He emphasized the intricate narrative of Joseph's life, drawing from the Genesis story to communicate how God uses suffering to position us for His purpose, even employing broken individuals to fulfill His divine plans. Through Joseph’s experiences—betrayal, slavery, and imprisonment—Hess illustrated the importance of walking in righteousness, fleeing from temptation, and trusting in God's redemptive work. He encouraged listeners to surrender their suffering to God, highlighting the ultimate redemptive story of Jesus Christ that threads through the entirety of Scripture. Hess’s message is a powerful reminder that our pain can be transformed into a purposeful part of God’s larger story. Timestamps: 04:20 Abraham's Test of Faith 06:42 Joseph: The Last Story in Genesis 11:22 Joseph Sold by His Brothers 16:13 The Lord's Presence with Joseph 18:25 Joseph's Moral Stand 23:13 Unresolved Suffering Leads to Temptation 26:45 Pharaoh's Troubling Dreams Interpreted 27:40 Joseph's Rise: Feast and Famine 31:54 "Suffering for a Purpose" 35:37 Joseph's Story: A Redemptive Thread 37:59 Surrender and Redemption Through Faith…

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Generational Blessings: Are They Still a Thing Today? 28:10

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez sits down with Pastors Ridley Barron, Jon Ballard, and Kyle Hess to dive into the stories of Genesis 12-29 and unpack the rich context surrounding Abraham's story and the Abrahamic blessing. The discussion explores the generational passing of blessings, God's sovereign plan through broken people, and how the themes of faith and promise still resonate today. They also examine how genealogies, oral traditions, and God's unexpected choices demonstrate His intentionality in fulfilling His redemptive plan. This conversation encourages listeners to look deeper into scripture, tracing God's faithfulness through every twist and turn of biblical history. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to the episode and Genesis 12-29 overview 01:22 - The context of Abraham’s story and the oral tradition 07:17 - God's sovereignty and intentional plan despite human brokenness 09:38 - The Abrahamic blessing: birthright vs. blessing 12:31 - Why God chose Abraham and His unexpected ways 17:49 - The blessing through Jacob, Ephraim, and the tribes of Israel 22:29 - Modern-day blessings, generational impact, and scriptural grounding 27:24 - The difference between a prayer and a blessing Looking forward to the next episode as the team dives deeper into Joseph’s story!…

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Turning the World Upside Down 38:20

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In this sermon, pastor Ridley Barron preached about the pervasive deception and doubt instilled by Satan throughout history, as illustrated in Revelation 12 and the Genesis account. Ballard underscores the clash between two kingdoms, focusing on how Satan manipulates words to make God's commands seem restrictive, leading to doubt and disobedience. He draws parallels between ancient temptations and modern issues, such as societal changes and personal struggles, highlighting how sin distorts God’s original order and brings chaos into human relationships. Emphasizing the importance of self-reflection, repentance, and personal responsibility, Ballard calls listeners to reject complacency and blame-shifting, and instead, embrace the gospel's message of grace, justification, and the ongoing restoration plan God provides. Timestamps: 00:00 Show love; step into others’ stories. 04:00 Creation longs for restoration through God's rescue plan. 06:43 Rebellion pattern like Adam and Eve's analyzed. 12:32 Sex aligns with God's plan for relationships. 15:58 Desire and appetite drive our actions. 16:57 Seeking connection and validation through familiar relationships. 22:25 Speaker critiques gender roles and societal changes. 25:27 Life is difficult because Satan rules Earth. 28:08 Personal accountability needed for genuine repentance. 30:24 From denial to repentance, embrace God's forgiveness. 35:44 Adam's sin brings death; Christ offers life. 37:22 God offers redemption; choose repentance or sin.…

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Made in God's Image, Living in Cities, and the Power of Praise: A Deep Dive into Genesis and Psalms 26:31

för 8 weeks sedan26:31

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In this episode, Dan Sanchez sits down with Ridley Barron, Jon Ballard, and Kyle Hess to kick off Grove Hill Church’s year-long chronological Bible study. They discuss the unique structure of the reading plan, the concept of being made in the image of God, Cain's actions post-judgment, and the purpose of praise focused solely on God. The conversation dives deep into theological insights and real-world applications, setting the stage for an engaging year of biblical exploration. Timestamps: 00:02 – Introduction: Launching the chronological Bible study. 03:29 – Understanding humanity’s creation in God’s image. 09:30 – Cain’s post-judgment actions and theological reflections on cities. 20:09 – The context of Psalms in the reading plan and their purpose in worship. 24:29 – The emotional power of music and its role in praising God. 26:00 – The value of context in understanding biblical psalms and their relevance. 27:10 – Looking ahead to more discussions on the year-long journey through the Bible.…

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