EXILE IN BABYLON with Brian Godawa | CCR 199
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EXILE IN BABYLON with Brian Godawa | CCR 199

B2Upper-intermediateAugust 2, 20261 hr 21 min

Brian Godawa is back again! He is a bestselling author, screenwriter, and biblical researcher known for transforming Scripture's supernatural worldview into epic historical fiction. His newest novel, Daniel: Exile in Babylon, explores Daniel's captivity, Babylonian culture, spiritual warfare, and the unseen powers operating behind earthly kingdoms all through an exciting fantasy fictional format! LINKS: https://godawa.com 00:00:00 Opening Preview and Introduction 00:04:26 Brian Godawa and Biblical Historical Fiction 00:07:02 Daniel: Exile in Babylon 00:11:20 Watchers, Spiritual Powers, and Babylonian Magic 00:23:19 Daniel, the Magi, and the Gospel in the Stars 00:39:23 Daniel's Occult Education and Faithfulness to God

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I know that I'm writing narrative theology, that I'm embodying or incarnating theology, and story connects with our humanity because we have lived, we don't live logic, we don't live. In fact, many of us, we live far more emotionalized than logical ones.

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That's not good or bad, it just is, right? And that's the truth. Welcome to Canary Cry Radio, episode number 199. We're going to speak to returning guest and good friend of the show, Brian Godala, today.

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But before we do, just a real quick reminder that the Canary Cry world of media with radio and news talk lives and breathes thanks to the Lord above and with the value for value economic model, which means when it comes to podcasting, we are the very few who have made this value for value model work.

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