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Serpent on a Pole (Numbers 20:1 - 21:9)

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What does it mean to truly trust God in life’s most challenging moments? As Israel nears the promised land, they’re confronted with lessons in obedience, faith, and dependence on God. From Moses’ costly pride to a bronze serpent lifted high as a symbol of God’s cure, these stories reveal the power of trusting God’s plan and timing.

In this episode, discover why God disciplines His people, how He calls them to faith, and what this Old Testament event teaches us about salvation through Christ. Jesus Himself referenced the bronze serpent as a foreshadowing of His own sacrifice, showing that faith in Him is the ultimate cure for sin and eternal death.

Whether you’re navigating a season of doubt or simply seeking to strengthen your faith, this episode offers practical insights and spiritual encouragement. Learn how God’s principles of trust and obedience remain essential for walking with Him today.

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Serpent on a Pole (Numbers 20:1 - 21:9)

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