Daily Manna

Daily Manna

By Dr. Barry Black, U.S. Senate ChaplainReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Daily Manna episodes

  • Enjoying the Privilege of Friendship with God Pt. 1

    You may know someone of high rank, or maybe you are that person. Regarding close friends, they have access to you. They don't have to "call the office." They have a direct line. Our friendship with God gives us direct access to the Lord of the Universe. Listen as Chaplain Black shares the privilege of friendship with God!

    6 min
  • Commune with Heaven

    No one is always available 24/7. We may have a chosen few we can count on at any hour, but God? He's always accessible! Listen as Chaplain Black shares what you will receive when you set aside time to talk with God before your day begins!

    6 min
  • Guarding Your Health

    Stress can have a high impact on the body, which is the temple of God. In this broadcast, Chaplain Black emphasizes the importance of maintaining good health.

    6 min
  • Staying Optimistic

    As you endure hardships, Chaplain Black shares the guidance we receive from the Word that can help us stay optimistic even as we face our trials.

    5 min
  • Finding Peace Among the Pieces Pt.1

    The Bible reveals in Acts 27 that the Apostle Paul was in a terrible shipwreck, which reduced the ship to pieces. In this message, Chaplain Black looks into God's word to explain how to find peace when you're barely hanging on.

    5 min
  • Live One Day at A Time

    Worry is useless because it changes nothing. As you learn to live one day at a time, focus on Matthew 6:11: Give us this day, our daily bread—and know that God will provide us with what we need each day!

    6 min
  • Seek to Stay in the Circle of Gods Will

    Sometimes, what is available outside the circle of God's will for our lives seems more satisfying. In this broadcast, Chaplain Black explains how Jesus helps us shift our desires from our will to His!

    6 min

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