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Eli Fears God

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by Eli Hollingsworth

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In the book of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon-- the wisest man who ever lived-- concluded that the duty of mankind is to "Fear God and keep His commandments." What does that practically look like in the life of a Christian? From politics to pop culture to the purpose of life itself, many questions in this wild world can be answered by grasping this simple concept and living it out daily. Join me as I explore what it truly means to live with the "Fear of God" (Hebrew "Yirat Hashem").

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8/6/2024

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August 6, 2024

#1 Fearing God With Braeden Sorbo

<p>In the debut episode of &quot;Eli Fears God,&quot; I sit down with my good friend Braeden Sorbo to explore what it means to fear God in his everyday life. We dive deep into pressing issues, discussing why Christianity is under attack in our country and why Gen Z needs to turn to Christ. Join us for a compelling conversation that bridges faith and politics, offering insights and inspiration for living a life grounded in divine wisdom and purpose.</p>

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What is Eli Fears God?

In the book of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon-- the wisest man who ever lived-- concluded that the duty of mankind is to "Fear God and keep His commandments." What does that practically look like in the life of a Christian? From politics to pop culture to the purpose of life itself, many questions in this wild world can be answered by grasping this simple concept and living it out daily. Join me as I explore what it truly means to live with the "Fear of God" (Hebrew "Yirat Hashem").

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