The Ten Minute Bible Hour Podcast

Matt Whitman
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May 9, 2024 • 14min

NEH094 - September 27th, 444 BC - The Day the World Changed

Exploring the pivotal historical event on September 27th, 444 BC that changed the course of Jewish history, highlighting the unity and religious revival led by Nehemiah and Ezra. Delving into the significance of the law of Moses and the demand for its reading, showcasing a crucial moment with enduring impact.
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May 8, 2024 • 13min

NEH093 - We're Going to Painstakingly Repeat an Old List of Faithful Risktakers so We Can Build Around Their Descendants Now That The Century-Long Project They Initiated is Complete

Exploring the significance of recurring themes in Nehemiah and Ezra, the podcast discusses the courageous return of Jewish exiles to Jerusalem, the challenges of uncertain genealogies, and the importance of ancestral legacies in repopulating the city.
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May 7, 2024 • 12min

NEH092 - The Aquarium is Complete and it's Beautiful, Now We Have to Pick the Perfect Fish to Put in There

Exploring the speaker's passion for aquariums and the meticulous process of curating specialized tanks. Drawing parallels to Nehemiah's careful choices for Jerusalem's inhabitants. Discussing Nehemiah's registration process for city residents, prioritizing God's house and involving nobles. Exploring genealogy in Nehemiah, connecting to Jesus' role and importance of family registrations in rebuilding.
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May 6, 2024 • 12min

NEH091 - You Can Build Paris in China, but it Might be Hard to Get People to Move There

Exploring the challenges of building a scale replica of Paris in China and comparing it to the rebuilding efforts in underpopulated Jerusalem. Prioritizing the reconstruction of the temple over lavish homes, prophets redirect focus towards honoring the Lord's house. Nehemiah's vision to revitalize post-oppression Jerusalem through rebuilding efforts highlighted.
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May 3, 2024 • 14min

NEH090 - WHO LEFT THE GARAGE DOOR OPEN?!

This podcast explores the importance of security measures in Nehemiah's time, drawing parallels to modern-day issues like garage theft prevention. It discusses strategic plans for guarding Jerusalem's gates and stresses the need for vigilance against potential threats. The speaker addresses a mistake in sending out program stickers and assures rectification.
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May 2, 2024 • 13min

NEH089 - Principled Leaders in a Time of Not-Principled Leaders

Exploring the importance of principled leaders like Nehemiah in times of corruption and chaos. Emphasizing the value of integrity and trustworthiness in leadership, advocating for voting based on these traits. Discussing Nehemiah's strategic approach to rebuilding with honesty and moral authority.
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May 1, 2024 • 11min

NEH088 - How Exactly Does One Drain a Swamp?

Exploring the 'draining the swamp' concept in politics, addressing corruption and the need for trust-building, and examining Nehemiah's strategic approach to combating corruption through radical reforms.
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Apr 30, 2024 • 14min

NEH087 - He Starts With the Singers, and I Think That's Smart

Exploring the role of music in societal reflections and governance through Nehemiah's appointment of singers and musicians. Discussing how music mirrors and molds societal views across generations, from protest tunes to rebellious melodies. Reflecting on the influence of music in shaping culture, values, and community building.
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Apr 29, 2024 • 14min

NEH086 - Pinch Zoom Out, Pinch Zoom In, Pinch Zoom Out Again

Exploring the analogy of 'pinch zooming' to understand the balance between big picture vs. details in Bible books. Delving into loyalty challenges faced by returning exiles in rebuilding after building walls. Navigating conflicting loyalties and entangled alliances in a complex scenario. Transitioning from detailed examination to broad perspective on reform.
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Apr 26, 2024 • 12min

NEH085 - The Wall is Built, Right...So Why are There Six More Chapters?

Exploring the unique pacing of Nehemiah, with a focus on the wall's completion as a pivotal moment. Discussing the challenges in maintaining the identity of God's chosen people. Reestablishing identity and commitment through a return to the law, setting the stage for Nehemiah's final act.

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