#SLAL: Recent Episodes
Marv DaVinci
SLAL SCREAM LIFE and Live
There's a saying that the truth hurts but I think it's more accurate to say that not accepting the truth and holding to a lie is what really hurts. We are here to explore and express the truth in all walks of LIFE. Join us on this journey...SCREAM LIFE!!!
Tonight we discussed the death of King Herod. What was it that was so grave about what he did and said that caused such a drastic downfall? Did he receive just recompense for his perceived sin? Let's discuss
Tonight we are introduced to Saul of Tarsus. We compared the death of Steven and the emergence of Philip 2 the death of Saul and the birth of Paul. How will his conversion affect the church at this stage? Let's discuss
Really cool to watch tonight we disgust the story of the Ethiopian eunuch. How did Philip respond to the word of God for him to go to the path where you would find the unit? Let's discuss
When we look at the response of Simon to the preaching of the gospel the response is belief and baptism...yet there appears to be a disconnect not long after. Let's discuss
Tonight we look at the use of magic, Wizardry an illusion. Was Simon ignorant in what he was doing? How does he respond to Philip's preaching? Lets discuss.
It's not every day we look of the death of Stephen. And the rise of Saul and Phillip. These two individuals had vastly different effects on the church. Let's discuss.
Tonight we concluded the 7th chapter of the book of Acts. You look at the response to those in the council who did not accept Stephens report. How did they respond? How do we respond to the truth?
Tonight Stephen continues to highlight the connection between their forefathers and the works that were done no. Did they have any room to boast in anything and they are done with their hands? Let's discuss
God appeared to Moses as a burning bush and established a separation between the life he had lived up until that point and what will be expected of him in the future. Tonight we look further into this conversation and what it means to those in the High Council who were hearing the testimony of Stephen.
Tonight we looked at the circumstances around Moses fleeing from Egypt to Midian. How does his situation relate to those that Stephen was speaking to? Lets discuss.
Tonight we looked into the story of Moses and the role he played the life of the children of Israel. How does this correlate with the descendants of Abraham at this point?
Today we looked into the story of Joseph and the 12 patriarchs and the role they played in the history of children of Israel.
Tonight we conclude it chapter 5 and started chapter 6. We are introduced to Stephen and the impact that he would have on the ministry.
Is it ever ok to lie? We looked at Peter's response to the High Priest and their response to him. Let's discuss
Tonight we look at the Council reaction 2 the actions of the Apostles. Are they justified in their actions? Let's discuss
Tonight we looked at the situation surrounding the death of Ananias and Sapphira. Why did they die? Were they treated equally? Let's discuss.
Tonight we looked at what happened when the religious leaders confronted Peter and John. How did their response affect the people? Let's discuss.
As Peter and John stood before the Sanhedrin and gave their explanation for how the man that was lame was healed there was some pushback. Tonight we discuss that response.
Today we began chapter 4 in the book of Acts. After the miracle of the lame man being healed Peter and John are found teaching in the name of Jesus. They are seized bye Sadducees and brought before the Sanhedrin. How will they respond to the very Authority that seeks to diminish they're very way of life? Let's discuss.
Tonight we concluded the Book of Acts chapter 3. Peter explained to the people in the temple Who Jesus was and his purpose. What does that mean to us today?
Tonight we discuss the address of Peter to the cloud and what that means to us today. We also looked into the question of "was Jesus in the upper room?" Let's discuss
Tonight we discuss the lame man at the gate of the temple and the atmosphere that was created as a result. How did his healing affect him and us? Let's discuss
Tonight we discuss the miracle of the lame man at the temple and the prayer that was answered.
Tonight we are introduced to the concept of all things common. What were the steps taken after the instruction was given for them to repent and be baptized?
Tonight we look into the experience of the devout Jews from throughout the region and what this means to us today.
Tonight we discuss the proclamation of Peter to the crowd including the devout Jews from all over. How could they know without the Holy Spirit?
When Peter said "those who call on the name of the Lord shall be saved," What does this mean?
Today we looked at what it meant for the people who saw the miracle of tongues to marvel. What was it that caused such wonder? Let's discuss.
The day of Pentecost is established and the disciples are in one place and in one Accord. What is happening to the disciples? Let's discuss.
Tonight we discussed the replacement of Judas amongst the disciples. What was the significance of the place where he hung himself? Let's discuss
Sous vide today we begin the book of Acts chapter 1 and we look at the commission Jesus gives to his followers to wait for the promise of God.
Today we conclude the Book of Esther. We will review and look at those things that impacted us through this book.
We start this week with the decree of Haman coming into effect on the 13th day of the 12th month Adar. Now that a second degree has gone out oh, how will this affect the people of the Kingdom? Let's discuss
With the death of Haman things have changed in the Kingdom. How did his death affect the executive order that he put out? Let's dig deeper.
Tonight we look into the the reaction of the king when he discovered the plot of Haman.
This week our lesson starts at the second banquet set up by queen Esther. How does the king approach the queen? How does this effect how her request is made. Let's dig in.
Why was the king troubled? The original price what was the result the Kings meeting with Haman the agagite? Let's discuss
Tonight we discussed the courage of a displayed and the plot of Haman. How is this realized? What is the result?
Today we explore the conversation between Queen Esther and Mordecai. What was the result of their discussion? How do they move forward? Let's discuss.
In this lesson we find that there is tension between Mordecai and Haman. What is the cause of this tension and what is the results?
Do the children of Israel on our God or dishonor God with their practices on the Sabbath? How does Nehemiah respond to this? We discussed this and More in tonight's Bible study
What is the role of music in worship? We take a look into what roles the priests and levites played and how it affects us today.
In this chapter we see the children of Israel after declaring that they would abide by the law... They itemized not only what they will do according to this New Covenant but who would do it.
Name the children of Israel heard the law read aloud and and brought them to tears. What does this mean? Let's discuss
Tonight we discuss the oppression of the Jews by the Jews and the response of Nehemiah.
In this chapter we take a closer look at those who opposed the Jews. What was the effect on the oppressed? Let's discuss.
How will King Darius respond to Tettenai's letter after the building of the temple has resumed? Let's discuss.
The children of Judah are now having to respond to the accusations for their reasoning for building the temple that is being put to a halt
Made it to the attempt to build the temple was put to a halt due to interference from the farmer adversaries Judah and Benjamin. How did they get the king of Persia involved.
Today we explore the laying the foundation of the temper. What was the mindset? Why was the sacrifice so important? Let's discuss
The Exiles you need to from Israel return in great numbers. What's the importance of the record being kept? Let's discuss.
We start tonight with King Cyrus of Persia who was given instruction from God. How will he respond.
After the completion of 2nd Chronicles chapter 36 this week we went into review of the Kings mentioned
Continuing with the reign of King Josiah. What happens when he discovers the book in the temple? Let's discuss.
Judah has been invaded!!! King Senacherib has led his forces into Judah and has challenged the God of Hezekiah. What do you do when challenged by someone that uses historical facts to come to a false conclusion? Let's discuss.
This week we look at how King Hezekiah reestablished worship in Judah and Israel. The traditions had been forgotten and the king took it upon himself to remind them of the importance of worship of God. How does this effect the people? Let's discuss.
Bring back the tradition!!! Why is that so important for King Hezekiah to establish it? Let's discuss.
After such a tumultuous reign under king Ahaz we now enter into the reign of his son King hezikiah. How will things be different this time around? Let's discuss.
When does our logic cease to come to a true conclusion? King Ahaz is on a path that does not end where he desires. Why is this? Let's discuss.
We now have entered into the age of Ahaz. How will he do differently than his father Jotham? How important is the direction you start with? Let's discuss.
Is doing the right thing enough. King Jotham did what was right in the sight of God but why were the people still currupted? Lets discuss.
What is the role of the church today when it comes to speaking the truth to power? Let's discuss.
In tonight's lesson God shows that he will always give you an opportunity to get right before you face the consequences of your actions.
After the death of Zechariah, King Uzziah began to display what was truly in his heart. Tonight we discuss the difference in his life after he was no longer under the watch of his tutor
King Uzziah begins his reign and things start off well but what happens when all things begin to go too well?
Some victories God will allow but this doesn't mean that He is with us. King Amaziah had the opportunity to take heed to the word of the Lord but will he listen? Let's discuss.
God gave instructions for King Amaziah not to team up with Israel to go to war with the children of Ephraim. He followed the instruction but but was he really trying to please God?
Can you do the right thing for the wrong reason and can you do the wrong thing for the right reason? Let's discuss.
How do we show gratitude for the good things that are done for us. What's your attitude when you give? This and more we will discuss as it pertains to chapter 24.
Tonight we enter into the start of the reign of King Jehoram. What would cause a man with so much take from those who have significantly less? We discuss the actions of Jehoram and what this means to the kingdom.
Tonight we finish the 25 year reign of Jehoshaphat and discuss the final battle of Judah with him as king. How close are your works to your heart.
Is it possible to mean right overall yet still do wrong? God was able to show Jehoshaphat how He felt about his decision to go along with Ahab into war even with the good that was apparent. Is mercy stronger than the law?
What role does King Jehoshaphat play in King ahab's Israel? The prophecy of Doom came to the king of Israel yet both Kings still went on to war... Tonight we explore the decision to go on after an unavoidable pronouncement of death was issued.
Why would God put a lying spirit in mouth of Ahab's prophets? This week we look into the importance of how God's plan may not be what we understand but it unfolds to reveal His perfect will.
"Is there a prophet from the Lord?" Jehoshaphat inquires of Ahab. Let's dig in and see what happens when the truth is presented against Ahab's agenda.
We all can behave favorably to someone when we want something from them. What was the relationship between Jehoshaphat and Ahab? We took a look into what happened when you're rooted in rhe truth but you've become accustomed to following something else.
We begin this week with the reign of Jehoshaphat. What was the difference in his approach? How did it affects the people? Let's discuss.
For 35 years Judah had peace under king Asa but in the 36th year things changed. The love of money can be deceiving and today we discuss a few of it's victims.. Are you one?
The word of the Lord came as a reminder to King Asa... Today we discuss they actions that he took as a result
Under the rule of King Asa the battle against the Ethiopians presented the opportunity for trust in God to be exercised and faith to be strengthened.
That's a great start we are at the start of the reign of King Asa. How does his attitude towards God affect the people and his rain?
Abijah has now become king and war breaks out between him and Jeroboam. What is the difference between the approach of Rehoboam and Abijah when it came to power they trusted in?
Now that Rehoboam has finished building up his wall of defense he finds that his strength was not enough. What was he really building?
King Rehoboam's decision to follow the council of his contemporaries would prove to cause a huge backlash on the future of Israel.
Now that Solomon has passed how will the next generation carry on the legacy of the Davidicle line?
The Queen of Sheba meets King Solomon and finds that his reputation preceding him was just the tip of the iceberg.
God answers Solomon's prayer with conditions that we should all consider. With all that had been accomplished it will be brought to nothing if Israel goes against God who saved them.
The dedication of the temple finds King Solomon pleading for the people and God's response.
When God has anything done He is always accomplishing a multitude of things. What was the significance of the elaborate decore of the temple?
Tonight we look into the preparation of the construction of the temple. It's more than materials that goes into building such a temple 🕍
We're at the start of King Solomon's reign and God offers him anything he would ask for.
Oh my Lord what was it about David that allowed God to give him such a vision for the temple that he would not live to build?
David is old now and he made Solomon King of Israel. Let's look at how we got to this point. Why is David's attitude so important during this transition?
David can't build the temple because God told him that his 1st son would do it. What was it about David that made him a bad choice for thus task?
Part 2 of our discussion looks into what happens after David numbers the people and God's response to this act.
Some things don't seem to be wrong until we look at the context. Was taking a census what caused the punishment for Israel or was it something deeper?
How do we resolve the different interpretations of the Bible? Can the unity of the spirit remain intact?
What happens when we make assumptions? In this chapter it becomes so much more than the Syrians bargained for.
There's a danger in making assumptions. The level of consequence is your own doing so be careful.
Here comes David the conquer who displays true faith and trust in Gods way as he goes from victory to victory.
What happens when David has an idea that is cosine by the prophet Nathan? Let's discuss his intention vs. Gods intension.
As we continue on in this lesson we learn the freedom that's contained within the structure a God's will.
David learned a valuable lesson about consulting God and doing things as instructed to Moses.
How does David respond in the face of controversy? How should we respond when things are not going as we expect?
Talk to you later we discussed the suffering of one man as a result of the Disobedience of another man.
We explore the world at the beginning of David's reign... Through The Eyes of his Mighty Men of Valor.
What was going on in the world around 1000 B.C.? We discuss the significance of historical uncertainty.
What happens when the sky meets the sea? Is science in competition with religion? Let's discuss
tonight we discuss the final chapter of the book of 2nd Kings. How did this revolt against Babylon turn out for King zedekiah?
As we read further into 2Kings chapter 24 we discuss how Babylon conquered the people of Judah. This Is more than just physical.
We're in 2 Kings chapter 23. Tonight we discuss why our best efforts never seem to be enough unless God is involved.
Arctic on the reconstruction of the Jacksonville Jaguar offense. Is it time to panic?#randomonium #duval #jags #sacksonville #football #slal #life
Today we say goodbye to Paul posluszny and Allen Robinson. Although bittersweet there is still hope. #dtwd
And this episode I was walking down the street and had an exchange of words with a stranger that got me thinking...