Leaving the Grandstand World

Leaving the Grandstand World

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Leaving the Grandstand World episodes

  • Are We Victims of Sickness?

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    Continuing my new format of two poetic instrumentals and a teaching, today's episode consists of one of my songs that I have rendered poetic, "Cruise a While," then a teaching from my book, A Course in Christianity entitled, "Are We Victims of Sickness?" and finally another poem/instrumental "O Lord of Heaven and Earth and Sea." Be blessed!

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    13 min
  • Cast Fear Out of Your Life

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    After taking two months off (because I had made and uploaded that many episodes ahead of this podcast) I am changing the format for now. Many people are being blessed by my poetic/musical narratives so I will do two of them per episode and one chapter from a remaining book I want you to hear, A Course in Christianity. Today the chapter is entitled, "Cast Fear Out of Your Life." Before that I share two poems/hymns that were embedded with powerful background music that enhances the words. The first one is "Come Unto Me" which is the lyrics to one of my songs and the second one is "Anywhere with Jesus." In both cases the music is by Alexander Nakarada.

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    12 min
  • Reluctance

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    Today I have a theme to share with you on this episode of Leaving the Grandstand World. I guess the theme could be entitled, "Our Stubbornness." I begin with a revamping of an old hymn--making it a poem with appropriate music. It is entitled, "Almost Persuaded." Then I share our song, "Seems Nobody Wants to," and finally I share from my first book Extreme Christianity (no longer available) a chapter entitled, "Reluctance." It should give you food for thought. Be blessed!

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    23 min
  • Oh No, Defiled Again

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    I begin with an old hymn re-tooled as a poem with music that helps embed the anointed words into your heart. That old hymn is entitled, "When We All Get to Heaven." Next I share a song I wrote in Idaho before moving to Indiana. It's entitled, "Jesus Please Adjust Me" and is prophetic for me as Jesus was surely going to adjust me after I moved to Indiana! I finish this episode of Leaving the Grandstand World with another chapter from a book I first wrote when I moved to Indiana: Extreme Christianity. The chapter I share is entitled, "Oh No, Defiled Again." All in all I believe you will be blessed once again.

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    17 min
  • The Skeptical Intellectual

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    I begin this episode of Leaving the Grandstand World with a poetic interpretation of "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" with music that draws you in. Then you'll hear the last cut on Eva's album, Faith Expressed, entitled, "Tarry." Finally I share a teaching from the first book I wrote upon moving to Indiana and marrying Eva. It was entitled, Extreme Christianity and is no longer published. The teaching is entitled, "The Skeptical Intellectual" and I felt it worthwhile to share with you. It should be a blessing.

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    23 min
  • Healing Power

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    Today's episode of Leaving the Grandstand World begins with an old hymn transformed into a poem with emotionally satisfying music. That hymn is, "Peace Peace Wonderful Peace." Then I share from Eva's album, Faith Expressed, a cut entitled, "Worship," and finally from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge, a chapter entitled, "Healing Power."

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    17 min
  • How the World Works

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    Today I start with a poem entitled, "Lord Jesus Think on Me," then I share a cut from Eva's album, Faith Expressed entitled, "Praise and Thanksgiving," and conclude with a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge, entitled, "How the World Works." Be blessed!

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    22 min
  • The Cat Came Back

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    I start off this episode of Leaving the Grandstand World with a powerful rendition of the old hymn, "I Surrender All" as poetry. I sincerely believe you will be touched by the Holy Spirit. Next I continue sharing Eva's album, Faith Expressed, with the cut entitled, "Healing." I finish with an unbelievable tale (with added spiritual ramifications) entitled, "The Cat Came Back" which is a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge.

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    17 min
  • Lunch or God?

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    I begin with another special old hymn, "I'm So Glad That Jesus Loves Me," transformed into a poem to allow the words to penetrate your soul. Then you'll hear another selection from Eva's album, Faith Expressed entitled, "Deliverance." I complete this episode with a true story in which an anointed preacher who had to make a choice. Go to lunch or stick around and let the Holy Spirit continue His amazing healing work. What are your priorities? That piece is from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge.

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    13 min
  • Have We Created Ourselves?

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    I begin today with a poem, once again, from an old hymn, "Higher Ground." Then I share another of Eva's songs from Faith Expressed entitled, "Suffering." Finally I share a chapter from my book, A Course in Christianity, entitled, "Have We Created Ourselves?" Enjoyable and thought provoking all around.

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    12 min

About Leaving the Grandstand World

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This podcast showcases the creative talents of Vic Zarley in which he shares original songs (many co-written with his wife, Eva), original poetry (suitably wrapped in selected instrumentals licensed…