Three oilfield professionals tackle winning with grace through sports, business, and Biblical wisdom. They dig into the Book of Judges, where Israel's cycle of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance reveals God's patience and humanity's stubborn pride. Samson's story hits hard—superhuman strength undone by repeated bad choices with Delilah. The lesson? Small compromises lead to catastrophic failures, whether you're drilling wells, coaching youth basketball, or running a company. Cut out the leaven before it ruins the whole batch.

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00:00 - Winning with grace in oil business and sports
02:55 - What winning looks like from a Biblical perspective
05:51 - BYU fans show grace in defeat at Big 12 Championship
07:32 - Pride vs humility when you win
09:25 - Texas Tech's 2008 lesson on pride after beating number one
11:06 - Complacency sets in when you're on top
13:23 - Why we love comeback stories in sports and life
15:28 - Prayer isn't a cop out when things go wrong
16:22 - Jesus conquered the greatest comeback from death
17:49 - Treating believers as co-heirs to spiritual blessings
20:50 - Bible study overview: Creation through Judges
22:44 - The cycle of sin in Judges explained
26:09 - Israel forgets God and worships Baal
30:19 - Baal worship and child sacrifice parallel today's evils
33:43 - God's wrath is real and consistent
37:57 - True repentance means turning completely around
42:10 - Sexual immorality requires running, not lingering
45:07 - Samson's strength and fatal weakness
54:16 - How Samson got played three times by Delilah
58:00 - God's restoration even in Samson's final moment
59:26 - Root out small sins before they destroy you

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Broken marriages are getting treated like a punchline, so we talk straight about what a biblical marriage actually looks like, why “fight club” accountability matters, and how peace shows up when priorities get real, then we sprint through Joshua where obedience opens rivers, pride gets people crushed, and Achan proves God is not playing around with hidden sin, plus a quick war map style rundown of the conquest. Joseph A Norman, Talor Nunez, Lonnie Edwards.

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00:00 Intro and Inner Court Worship shoutout
02:15 Take the Blinders Off: broken marriages normalized
05:05 Sin, accountability, and not singling out one struggle
07:35 Wolf and blade story about temptation
10:10 Culture shifts and cheating as “normal”
12:10 Porn stats and why community matters
14:10 Fight club friendships and wise inner circles
16:15 What biblical marriage looks like
18:30 Peace at home and better communication
20:30 Priority order and daily walk with God
24:20 Bible overview and Joshua setup
27:00 Moses to Joshua: be strong and courageous
32:40 Giants, fear, and the next generation
38:50 Crossing the Jordan and obedience
46:10 Jericho recap and the warning about plunder
47:40 Achan’s sin and Israel’s defeat at Ai
56:20 Ambush plan and Ai conquered
01:03:30 Pride after the easy win
01:05:00 Conquest campaign summary and “God fights”
01:07:20 Final reflections and closing prayer

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Scripture, work, and real life all collide when Joseph A Norman, Talor Nunez, and Lonnie Edwards kick around family priorities, communication, and what it actually looks like to lead at home, then pivot hard into Exodus on Oilfield Assembly, from Moses’ origin story to the burning bush, Passover, and why forgiveness might be the most practical “tool” they’ve talked about yet.

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00:00 Cold open and intro
00:30 Prayer and gratitude
06:41 Take the Blinders Off: family drama
09:30 Patriarchs, truth, and expectations
14:00 Blended families and conflict resets
23:55 Trading the F word for forgive
28:20 Exodus flyover setup
36:00 Moses in the basket and Midian
44:00 Burning bush and “I AM”
54:10 Passover and unleavened bread
01:10:00 Tabernacle, presence, and the cloud
01:14:00 Torah, Jesus, and the heart
01:24:15 Closing prayer and outro worship

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