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  • A Love Language Minute - Loving at a Distance

    How can a military couple survive lengthy times of separation when their love languages are physical touch and quality time? The best answers and practical ideas can be found in Dr. Gary Chapman's book The Military Edition of the 5 Love Languages.

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    1 min
  • Building Strong Homes: Blueprints to Strengthen Yo... - Ep. 136: Surviving a Night of Terror at the Hands of Her Ex-Husband: A True Story of Hope with Kim Haar

    Have you or someone close to you experienced trauma? Most of us have at one point in our lives to various degrees. Kim Haar had an extreme trauma when her usually calm ex-husband broke into her home one night, beat her for three-and-a-half hours, shot holes in her walls, kidnapped her and took her to her boyfriend's house where he shot him ten times. This horrific story plays out like something from a movie, but unfortunately Kim knows all too well how real it was. But thankfully she's still alive to share her story and give others hope that there is healing on the other side. Kim is a licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist who knows how to lead people to victory over their past trauma rather than living life as a victim. her testimony is a living example that demonstrates what the enemy meant for evil, God redeemed for good.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Be Still and Know Daily Bible Devotion - August 12th - 1 Timothy 5:19-20

    1 Timothy 5:19-20

    Do not listen to an accusation against an elder unless it is confirmed by two or three witnesses. Those who sin should be reprimanded in front of the whole church; this will serve as a strong warning to others.

    It is always sad when accusations are made, and it’s particularly tragic when a church leader is the one being accused. However, that’s all a part of being human. I often hear people say things like: “You wouldn’t expect such things to happen in a church.” My question would be: “Why? If a church is made up of sinners, then surely such things are sadly inevitable.” I do not find bad behaviour in any way acceptable. I simply believe that it’s inevitable, and the whole history of the Church indicates that this is true. We should all be extremely disappointed when things go wrong, but at the same time, we should ensure we have effective procedures in place to cope when they do. That was precisely why Paul wrote to Timothy in the way that he did.
    Paul followed the usual Jewish legal position that an accusation brought by one person was not sufficient. Deuteronomy laid down this principle: “You must not convict anyone of a crime on the testimony of only one witness. The facts of the case must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses” (Deuteronomy 19:15). The reason for this law is clear enough – an individual might lash out in anger in the heat of the moment or because of a personal grudge, so it was vital that other testimonies should be heard.
    If an elder was found guilty of sinning, Paul urged Timothy to do this publicly. This is uncomfortable, but one can easily see his wisdom. He was eager that such things should never happen again, and that was more likely if everyone knew the facts.
    There are still accusations flying around in churches, and we should all be deeply sad about that, but we shouldn’t be surprised. The Church isn’t perfect – it’s a hospital for ill people. We need to ensure that our churches have wise procedures in place to cope when things go wrong.

    Question

    What do you think is the best way to handle accusations in your church?

    Prayer

    Loving Father, grant our church leaders the wisdom and grace of your Holy Spirit to ensure that accusations are always handled in a decisive and healthy way. Amen

    4 min
  • Bible Answer Man Podcast with Hank Hanegraaff - Q&A: Jesus’ Prayers, Lust, and Non-Believing Speakers in Churches
    On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (08/11/25), Hank answers the following questions:

    If Jesus is God in the flesh, who was He praying to during His time on Earth? Lance - Mountain View, MO (1:58)
    Could you explain the lack of the wedding garment in Matthew 22:11? Paul - Springdale, AR (6:16)
    A friend of mine believes that sexual fantasies about imaginary people are not wrong. What are your thoughts on this? Can I even have a conversation with him if he denies that this is not “real” lust? Ben - Regina, SK (9:37)
    In light of 1 Corinthians 5:11-13, should churches be inviting non-believers into the church to speak? William - Calgary, AB (23:02)
    29 min
  • Coder Radio - 625: Mailbag August '25

    Mike reads your feedback for the month and answers your questions in here. There's a lot in here in particular some juicy AI stuff.

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    Alice for Power BI

    Mike on X

    Mike on BlueSky
    Coder on X
    Coder on BlueSky

    Show Discord

    Alice & Custom Dev

    25 min
  • Changing Your World Podcast with Creflo Dollar - The Origin of Self-Deception

    The most dangerous thing about self-deception is that when we’re operating in it, we don’t even know that we’re being deceived. Failing to be true to what we believe is right causes us to rationalize and make excuses. Deceiving ourselves causes a disturbance in us that we can’t reconcile, because deep down inside, we know exactly what we should do. Fooling ourselves in this manner results in spiritual blindness us to the truth. The best way to avoid this trap is to follow through and live the Word of grace after hearing it; this

    59 min
  • Christian Parent, Crazy World - Debunking the Top Seven Lies Sold to the Next Generation (w/ Elizabeth Urbanowicz) - "Best Of" Ep. 58

    Culture is selling our kids a pack of lies every single day—are they buying?

    In this must-listen episode of Christian Parent/Crazy World, host Catherine Segars tackles one of the most pressing challenges facing Christian parents today: the pervasive, culture-wide lies targeting our children’s hearts and minds. As parents, recognizing and uprooting these falsehoods is essential if we want to raise godly kids in an ungodly world.

    Catherine is joined by Elizabeth Urbanowicz, founder of Foundation Worldview—a curriculum dedicated to equipping parents and children to rightly interpret Scripture, think critically, and recognize truth. With dual master’s degrees in literacy education and Christian apologetics, Elizabeth brings both academic rigor and biblical foundation to the conversation.

    In this “Best Of” episode, Elizabeth counts down the TOP 7 LIES that culture is selling our kids, including:

    • If I feel it, it must be true.
    • Follow your heart.
    • Love is affirming everything I feel.
    • Faith is the opposite of knowledge.
    • Humans are the product of blind, unguided evolution.
    • You are the one you’ve been waiting for.
    • A good God wouldn’t judge.

    Elizabeth and Catherine don’t just name the lies—they empower parents with practical, age-appropriate strategies to expose these cultural deceptions and ground children in biblical truth. Learn how to turn conversations (and even family games!) into teachable moments, helping kids discern between feeling and fact, and equipping teens to logically walk through real-life scenarios that challenge what is true, right, and loving.

    One powerful quote:
    “Our emotions shouldn’t be negated, and they shouldn’t be followed. They should be discerned.” – Elizabeth Urbanowicz

    COUPON CODE:

    Use the coupon code “CPCW10” to get $10 off any family license with Foundation Worldview.

    STUDIES & QUOTES:

    Lord Acton Quote: “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

    Ligonier Ministries Bi-annual State of Theology Report

    Richard Dawkins’ quote from The Blind Watchmaker

    RESOURCES MENTIONED:

    To receive Catherine’s free Scripture songs including Psalm 52:5-8, subscribe HERE.

    Mama Bear Apologetics

    The Discovery Institute

    The Gospel Project by Lifeway

    Dr. Stephen Meyer, Signature in the Cell

    SCRIPTURES REFERENCED:

    Jeremiah 17:9

    Psalm 52:5-8

    1 Corinthians 15:14

    Matthew 11:1-6

    Mark 12:30

    Hebrews 11:1

    Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

    1 hr 4 min
  • Faith Driven Investor - Episode 203 - AI Revolution + Crypto Breakthrough: Investment Implications | Brian McClard

    Join host Richard Cunningham with John Coleman and Brian McClard (Chief Investment Officer at Blue Trust) for the first-ever video edition of the Faith Driven Investor Marks on the Markets podcast. In this comprehensive market analysis, our panel discusses the Fed's decision to hold rates steady, the economic impact of Trump administration tariffs, and the exciting developments in AI and cryptocurrency regulation.

    Key Investment Topics Discussed:

    • Federal Reserve rate decisions and their 4.25-4.50% range - are we seeing appropriate monetary policy?

    • Trump administration tariff strategies with the EU, Japan, and their impact on inflation vs. economic growth

    • Market valuations at the 97th percentile historically - what this means for future returns

    • The breakthrough GENIUS Act providing regulatory clarity for dollar-backed stablecoins

    • AI's disruptive potential across industries and job markets - opportunity or threat?

    Notable Quotes:

    "We're paying 40% more now for earnings than we were 10 years ago, as we're looking at 22 times forward earnings. I think US returns going forward are likely to be more muted than what we've experienced the last five or 10 years." - Brian McClard

    "Anytime you have a spirit of fear, it's really originating from a lack of control. He's not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and a sound mind." - Brian McClard

    This marks-on-the-markets episode provides essential investment insights for faith-driven investors navigating today's complex economic landscape. Richard, John, and Brian bring decades of investment expertise while maintaining a biblical worldview on stewarding capital in uncertain times.

    Please note that the views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Faith Driven Investor.

    52 min

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