We found 2 articles with the tag “righteousness”.
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Day 252 — Luke 16:14–17 — God Knows
Article | September 16th, 2026
In Episode 252 of the 2 Minute Disciple, we explore Luke 16:14-17 and Jesus's piercing statement: "God knows your hearts." This episode reveals that Jesus sees through every facade, every performance, every mask we wear. While the Pharisees mocked Jesus for His teaching on money, Jesus identified their real problem: they loved money and loved to appear righteous in public, but God saw their actual hearts. Through guided meditation and a practical daily habit of honest conversation with Jesus, learn what it means to be authentic inside and out. Join us as we explore the gap between what people see and what God sees, and discover what it takes to be genuinely righteous—not just in appearance, but in reality.
By Nick Oyler | Host of the Daily Bible Devotional Podcast “2 Minute Disciple”
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Day 89 — Matthew 5:9–10 — Peacemakers and the Persecuted
Article | March 30th, 2026
This contemplative devotional episode centers on Matthew 5:9–10 in the New Living Translation (NLT). Jesus calls peacemakers “children of God” and promises the Kingdom of Heaven to those persecuted for righteousness.
By Nick Oyler | Host of the Daily Bible Devotional Podcast “2 Minute Disciple”
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Host Nick Oyler invites listeners to reflect on their own opportunities to work for peace and their experiences of pushback for doing what’s right. A simple kindness practice—offering a genuine compliment—helps you plant small seeds of peace.