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An Invitation to Christians to Stand Against Islamophobia
Don’t let fear dictate your perspective of others.

Don’t let fear dictate your perspective of others.

As night approaches, Jacob suddenly finds himself wrestling with a person who according to Genesis is “a man,” who according to Hosea is “an angel,” who according to Jacob is “God.” What is going on here? And why on earth is this man/angel/God wrestling with Jacob? That and more in today’s episode of JXN Cloud.
Look: We’ve all just randomly bumped into an angel here and there. No reason to make a big whoop about it. The Bible certainly mentions such happenings rather nonchalantly—like when Jacob ran into those angels at Mahanaim. So let’s not be weird about it. I mean, sure, it’s kinda weird but… but… OKAY, WHAT IS…
In this message we take a look at the four main characters of Romans 7: The Law, Sin, Humans, and Jesus. How the four interact have a lot to say about salvation and resurrection.
When Jacob and Laban make a covenant, they let a pillar and some rocks witness it. What’s up with this ancient custom? That and more on today’s episode of JXN Cloud. Join the discussion on our Discord! http://www.jxncloud.com/discord
Jesus didn’t just preach on enemy love, he demonstrated it for us. Looking out at those who accused and murdered him, he cried out from the cross “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do” (Lk 23:34). Just imagine putting an innocent man in an electric chair and him saying that to all…
While Jacob’s family flees from Laban, Rachel steals her father’s household gods. But what exactly are household gods in the first place? We cover that conversation and more in today’s episode of JXN Cloud. Join the conversation in the comments below or join us on Discord! http://www.jxncloud.com/discord
Jacob needed speckled sheep, but he didn’t have the right sheep to work with! His solution? Sticks, of course! I guess…
Meet Leah. And Rachel. And Zilpah. And Bilhah. And Jacob. And their kids. It’s a long story.
In Romans 5, Paul contrasts the old sinful humanity of Adam with the new resurrected humanity of Jesus. In this message we imagine other worlds where humanity never sinned and then face our actual reality, which ends up being both stranger than fiction and immensely beautiful.
In Marvel’s first “What If” episode, Peggy Carter takes on the role of Steve Rogers. And so we dive into the spiritual themes of this tale which leads us into talks on the watcher-angels of the Bible, as well as the egalitarian view of the Eden. NOTE: Sorry about the volume difference between Jamin and…
