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Welcome to a special episode of the Lance Lambert Ministries podcast.
Today, we're introducing the audiobook for Battle for Israel.

Written shortly after the Yom Kippur War, Battle for Israel brings readers right to the frontlines, not only in terms of military events but also through Lance’s insights into Israel's broader struggles and future. With his close connections to Israeli leaders and extensive understanding of biblical history, Lance give a unique perspective on past events in Israel’s history, which shed some light on current events happening there today.

This audiobook is narrated by Michael Cross—who also narrated several of Lance’s other books, as well as Norman Grubb’s Rees Howells, Intercessor. The audiobook for Battle for Israel is available today on Audible.

Today, we’ll be sharing the book’s introduction and first chapter, wherein Lance details the beginning of the conflict between Israel, Syria and Egypt in the Yom Kippur War. Listen next week for chapter 2 of Battle for Israel.

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In today’s episode, Lance reads from Romans 9:23-24 and speaks about what it means to be a vessel of mercy afore prepared unto glory. He speaks about each aspect of this verse, that we are vessels, that we are objects of God’s mercy and that God had glory in mind when he saved us.

May you know the depth of God’s mercy toward you.
May you know the riches of his glory.
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus.

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In this week’s episode, Lance shares about the importance of having the right foundation. The correct foundation in our Christian life is obviously the Lord Jesus, but Lance shares that we can easily shift our foundation from being built on the solid rock of Christ to the topsoil of things like a Christian background or our own devotion to Christ. He also speaks about the Lordship of Jesus in our lives being necessary for us to keep our feet on the rock, and that if Jesus is our Lord, then we need to do what he says.

May you be a doer of the word and not just a hearer
May your foundation be on the rock
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus

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In this episode, Lance reads from Isaiah 54, and speaks about our need as the children of God to be alive to God and empowered by God for the work He is doing. Lance also speaks about the necessity of hearing God, and going further than just hearing—to take what God has spoken and to stand with Him in prayer that it would be accomplished.

May you know the Lord’s shaping and building work in the midst of trials.

May you have a ear of faith to hear the Lord and to do what He says.

May you know the deep deep love of Jesus.

The Eternal Purpose of God audiobook: https://lancelambert.org/epg-audible-countries/

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If you listened to the previous two episodes, you know that we are listening through the first three chapter of Lance Lambert’s audiobook for The Eternal Purpose of God. In the last episode, we heard about the great need for spiritual vision in order to understand what God has been doing throughout history and what he is doing today.

Today, we’ll be listening to Chapter Three of The Eternal Purpose of God, titled "The Beginning and the End of the Bible." In this chapter, Lance explains how the themes of creation and new creation, fall and redemption and the ultimate restoration of all things are woven throughout the whole Bible, and how how the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation reveals God’s eternal purpose.

The Eternal Purpose of God audiobook: https://lancelambert.org/epg-audible-countries/

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If you listened to the previous episode, you’ll remember that we listened to chapter 1 of the audiobook for The Eternal Purpose of God by Lance Lambert. Lance shared about the importance of having the eyes of our hearts enlightened to understand God's eternal purpose, and how truly having this understanding should produce a change in our daily lives.

Today we’ll be listening to chapter 2 of The Eternal Purpose of God. In this chapter, Lance teaches that having spiritual vision is essential for us to believe and obey God.

May you know the deep, deep love of Jesus.

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We're excited to announce that the audiobook for Lance Lambert's book, "The Eternal Purpose of God," is now available! Over the next few weeks, we'll be releasing the first three chapters on this podcast. Today we’ll be listening to Chapter One.

In this chapter, Lance teaches that many Christians lack an understanding of God's eternal purpose, often viewing it as a theological concept that's irrelevant to daily life. However, the Bible, especially Paul's letter to the Ephesians, emphasizes this purpose as central to God's plan for the universe, humanity, and the redeemed. Paul describes God's eternal purpose, centered on Jesus Christ, as a profound revelation that believers are called to understand and live by. Paul prays for believers to receive a spirit of wisdom and revelation, emphasizing that knowing facts is not enough; wisdom is needed to apply those facts in life.

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Today we’ll be listening to Lance’s reflection on Romans 12, focusing on presenting oneself as a living sacrifice to God. Lance emphasises the importance of surrendering one's self to God completely, including the new creation in Christ, as an act of true worship.

He highlights the challenges of consecrating the self to God and the struggle with old habits and nature. Lance also discusses the paradox of letting go to receive back in fullness, and the necessity of being transformed by the renewing of our mind. He points out the need for spiritually intelligent worship through presenting one's body as a living sacrifice to discover the good, acceptable, and perfect will of God and concludes with a call to offer such worship to the Lord and to seek His guidance in fulfilling His purposes in life.