The Puritan Ezekiel Hopkins (1634-1692) said, "We must learn that the glory of God is to be preferred before all other things.” It is in keeping with those words from Ezekiel Hopkins that Darrell Harrison and Virgil "Omaha" Walker have endeavored to address the almost ineffable topic of The Majesty of God. True to the expositional tradition of the Just Thinking podcast, Darrell and Virgil look to Scripture, as well as trusted Puritan and contemporary theologians, to remind followers of Jesus Christ of God's incomparable majesty and, as Ezekiel Hopkins rightly stated, that the glory of the God in whom they profess to believe is to be preferred above all other things.

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• Ligonier Ministries Always Ready Youth Conference , Santa Clarita, CA
• 2026 Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC) Annual Conference
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There are victims and then there is victimhood. Whereas the former may refer to one's lived experience, the latter refers to one's core identity. As a culture, victimhood has become a commodity, a means of exchange toward a life of ease and comfort at the expense of others. In this episode of the Just Thinking podcast, cohosts Darrell Harrison and Virgil "Omaha" Walker discuss what Scripture teaches concerning the tenets of victimhood culture and how we, as Christians, are to respond in light of the Gospel.

Victimhood Culture Companion Guide

The Victimhood Culture Companion Guide to Just Thinking Podcast Episode #137 gives you the tools to understand what victimhood culture is, where it comes from, and what the gospel actually says about it. Includes pull-quotes, key terms, a full scripture index, 35 reflection questions, a personal inventory, and a section specifically for pastors and small group leaders.

Resources

• NEW Victimhood Culture Companion

• The Master's University Sufficiency of Scripture Summit
• One Gospel Conference at Redeemer Bible Church
• The Darkhorse Podcast "Evolutionary Lens" episode (YouTube)

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What is Islam? What is “Political Islam”? What threat, if any, does Political Islam pose to the West and its way of life. Listen as Darrell Harrison and Virgil “Omaha” Walker answer those questions through the lens of Scripture in this episode of the Just Thinking podcast, titled Political Islam.

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