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Psalm 110 Christ is reigning

Psalm 110: Christ Is Already Reigning — Are You Living Like It? with Paul Hubbard | Jesus Smart X, Ep. 373

Most believers have barely scratched the surface of the powerful revelation in Psalm 110. In this conversation with Paul Hubbard, Brian Del Turco unpacks why Christ is reigning right now, not waiting. From the Melchizedek priesthood to the stunning story of Abigail and Nabal, this episode is a full-spectrum call to maturity — to become […]

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you've already died

You’ve Already Died. Now Live Like It. | Jesus Smart 180, Ep. 371

Every religion in history says do this, become that. Paul says you’ve got it backwards. Most people read Colossians 3:5, “Put to death what is earthly in you,” as a call to try harder. But back up two verses and everything changes. “You have died.” That’s not a command. That’s a declaration. Paul completely reverses the logic of every moral and religious framework you’ve ever encountered. The indicative/imperative structure in his letters is one of the most liberating distinctions in the New Testament. You are not putting sin to death in order to become dead to it. You are enacting what is already true of you in Christ. The imperative always flows from the indicative. That changes everything. See the complete episode transcript below. A few episode highlights ✅ Colossians 3:3 and 3:5 belong together. “You have died” is the indicative — a declared fact about every believer in Christ. “Put to death your earthly members” is the imperative — the command that flows from it. The order is everything.

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Jesus reigning now

Jesus Isn’t Waiting to Be King–Understanding Psalm 110 (EP 366)

Most Christians believe Jesus is waiting in heaven to become King. But what if Jesus is reigning now? Brian Del Turco unveils Psalm 110—the most quoted Old Testament passage in the New Testament—and reveals why the early church treated it as the master key to understanding Christ’s present authority. Discover why Jesus reigning now isn’t

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holy provocation

Sharpened, Not Softened: Meeting This Moment (EP 365)

In extreme times, the Body of Christ can’t afford to be passive and polite. Drawing from the latest Smart Edit newsletter, Brian Del Turco explores holy provocation—the biblical call to sharpen one another toward love and good deeds. Discover why speaking truth in love isn’t optional, how Millennials and Gen Z are driving a Bible

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spiritual strength training

Grease the Groove: Spiritual Strength Training for Extreme Times (Ep 364)

Extreme times demand spiritual strength training. Discover how elite athletes “grease the groove”—training their central nervous system through frequent sub-maximal exercises—and how this same principle can be applied to training your spirit. Brian Del Turco reveals how micro spiritual workouts build resilient, responsive faith. Learn the power of prayer bursts throughout your day, why gratitude

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prayer and planning

Creative Prayer + Diligent Planning + Spirit-Fueled Execution = Success

Prayer and planning generates success. Lay the process of creative prayer, diligent planning, and Spirit-fueled execution as a template over anything and everything. There’s a way that things work in any kingdom. That’s supremely true in the Kingdom of God. “Every good thing given and every perfect gift is from above; it comes down from

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wartime lifestyle

Here’s Why Christ-Followers Should Live a Wartime Lifestyle

Most Western Christians have unconsciously adopted a peacetime mentality. Life is relatively comfortable. The threats feel distant. The urgency seems optional. So we settle. We manage and maintain. And in doing so, we miss something massive — both the reality of the war we’re already in, and the extraordinary life available to those who engage

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