I listened on Spotify one more time. It has improved over the years. Have no fear, your audio is perfect, on both platforms.
As for the messages in Matthew 15, I have always struggled with the conflicts between His words and the earthly mandates of various churches. I wish more people could see and would understand the differences. Maybe that's why discernment is such an important part of Christianity.
I also get to chuckling when you get to chuckling about your "rambles", but it is why we come back each week, waiting for that unexpected, impromptu thought that may even surprise you from time to time.
This was a great explanation and made alot of sense. I could see how easily you could continue talking about it, and I would not have complained.
As for your sound, I live in the middle of know where with a very sketchy signal, and still you sound perfect, just like if you were in the same room. Looking forward to next week!
I'm so glad you understood the explanation. :) We often read Matthew 15 without really getting what Jesus is talking about there.
Jesus was the world's greatest rebel. But he wasn't rebelling against *true* religion and his Father's laws. He was always rebelling against human made up "religion" and "laws" and that's why the "teachers of the law" and the Pharisees hated him and plotted on how to kill him. What he was teaching was a direct threat to their fake power. Nothing has changed. It's all the same today. Anytime anyone with a voice challenges the entrenched power structures (like Charlie Kirk was starting to do), well, we see what happens.
I'm glad your audio sounds good. I'm always checking to make sure that my levels are good and that the file sounds good on all of the platforms. I don't have the best setup for recording because my room has a bit of an echo.
Rob,
I listened on Spotify one more time. It has improved over the years. Have no fear, your audio is perfect, on both platforms.
As for the messages in Matthew 15, I have always struggled with the conflicts between His words and the earthly mandates of various churches. I wish more people could see and would understand the differences. Maybe that's why discernment is such an important part of Christianity.
I also get to chuckling when you get to chuckling about your "rambles", but it is why we come back each week, waiting for that unexpected, impromptu thought that may even surprise you from time to time.
This was a great explanation and made alot of sense. I could see how easily you could continue talking about it, and I would not have complained.
As for your sound, I live in the middle of know where with a very sketchy signal, and still you sound perfect, just like if you were in the same room. Looking forward to next week!
I'm so glad you understood the explanation. :) We often read Matthew 15 without really getting what Jesus is talking about there.
Jesus was the world's greatest rebel. But he wasn't rebelling against *true* religion and his Father's laws. He was always rebelling against human made up "religion" and "laws" and that's why the "teachers of the law" and the Pharisees hated him and plotted on how to kill him. What he was teaching was a direct threat to their fake power. Nothing has changed. It's all the same today. Anytime anyone with a voice challenges the entrenched power structures (like Charlie Kirk was starting to do), well, we see what happens.
I'm glad your audio sounds good. I'm always checking to make sure that my levels are good and that the file sounds good on all of the platforms. I don't have the best setup for recording because my room has a bit of an echo.
See you next week. Thank you for the support. :)