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Spiritual Warfare is Real! NO Apology with Emilee & Chris

Spiritual warfare is real! Technical issues plagued a recording with creation science expert Russ Miller, especially when discussing Biblical creation and Revelation. The team sees this as spiritual opposition to truth. NO Apology continues expanding outreach, needs prayer and financial support.

Emilee Danielson, Chris Danielson, Mike Shaw

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The Reality of Spiritual Warfare

When God moves powerfully, opposition inevitably follows. This truth became evident during a week filled with technical difficulties and unexpected obstacles while trying to record with creation science expert Russ Miller. Despite multiple attempts, every time Miller reached a critical point about Biblical creation and the Book of Revelation's connection to the Creator, technical issues derailed the recording.

"Satan hates truth and will do everything to disrupt it," Emilee noted. "But God knows exactly what's going on." The team remains committed to rescheduling, recognizing that such resistance often indicates the importance of the message.

Ministry Update & Prayer Request

Fresh Road Media and NO Apology continue expanding their outreach through long-form discussions, teaching segments, and biblical commentary on current events. The show aims to provide "biblical oxygen in this time of suffocation," as listener Joey Sempanga described it.

The ministry needs prayer support and financial partnership to continue operations, including staff like Mike Shaw. Listeners can connect through freshroadmedia.com to:

  • Submit prayer requests
  • Share testimonies
  • Leave voice messages
  • Support the ministry financially

Deep Dive: The Power of Context

Using Jeremiah 29:11 as an example ("For I know the plans I have for you…"), the team explored the importance of proper biblical context. While this beloved verse specifically addressed the Babylonian captives, its underlying truth about God's character remains applicable - though not necessarily in the exact same circumstance.

"The God who said those words to the captives is still my God, and I claim that God over my life," Chris explained. "Having it as your life verse in the right context is totally cool, but thinking God is speaking that exact promise over your specific situation right now - that's out of context."

Right On or Way Off?

Three statements were evaluated:

  1. "In texting, double spacing after periods is unnecessary" RIGHT ON - Though it sparked a humorous discussion about generational differences, single spacing is indeed the modern standard.
  2. "In prayer, it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart" (John Bunyan) RIGHT ON - The team unanimously agreed that authentic connection with God transcends eloquence.
  3. "He who thinks half-heartedly will not believe in God, but he who really thinks has to believe in God" (Sir Isaac Newton) MIXED VERDICT - While affirming that faith is rational and thoughtful, the team noted that God can break through to anyone, thinking or unthinking, through His Spirit.

The Journey of Faith

Faith isn't mindless or blind - it's a rational, logical journey guided by conscience and illuminated by the Holy Spirit. "If you honestly seek truth, you will see truth because Christ is truth," Emilee emphasized. The team encouraged listeners to remain sensitive to the Spirit while pursuing holiness, recognizing that inputs affect outputs in the spiritual life.

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