Based on John 1:1-14, ‘God moved into the neighbourhood’ is a reflection on the advent of Jesus Christ into our space. Christ’s coming brings peace to a world in turmoil. From prophetic promises in Isaiah to the reconciling power of the cross. This podcast reveals how Jesus offers a transformative peace that heals, restores, and gives hope.

As we reflect on Advent, let us embrace the Prince of Peace and invite Him into our lives and communities. No matter what our challenges are, Christ’s peace is sufficient. His presence assures us that we are never alone, and His promise of eternal peace gives us hope. It is my hope that this message blesses you.

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Background music: Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Music: Mary McKee and The Genesis

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Based on Matthew 10:11-14, 'Change of Scenery: A Path to Positive Growth' is a reflection on how challenging life can be especially when you are in a hostile environment.

Life's challenges can often leave us feeling stuck and unfulfilled, particularly when our surroundings hinder growth. In Matthew 10:11-14, Jesus provides profound counsel to His disciples: seek welcoming environments, bless those who receive you, and leave places that reject or devalue your presence. This passage highlights the importance of aligning ourselves with spaces and relationships that nurture our potential. Drawing on biblical examples like Abram, Ruth, and Philip, this message encourages us to trust God's guidance, embrace change, and pursue growth in the right environments. Sometimes, a change of scenery is the key to unlocking God’s blessings and purpose. It is my prayer that this message bless listeners. Shalom!

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Lyric: written Johnson Oatman, (I’m Pressing on) Jr. Credit: BEKOFI Creative Hub.

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Based on Luke 18:9-14 & Mark 10:21 ’The Eyes of Jesus: Lessons from the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector,’ explores how Jesus, with eyes full of compassion, looks at the heart of every person. Through the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, we’ll discover overwhelming lessons on humility, mercy, and the transformative power of God’s love.  regardless of your condition and circumstances Jesus Christ calls you and invites you to become a partaker of his kingdom. I t is my prayer that this message blesses you.

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Lyric: No more condemnation: Artist: Unknown

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Based on Mark 10:17-31 ‘One Thing Lacking’ explores the depths of faith and spirituality in Christian believers. In today's episode, we reflect on the interaction between Jesus and the rich young ruler from Mark 10:17-31. Though this man appeared to have everything—wealth, status, and religious devotion—Jesus revealed that one thing was still lacking. As we unpack this story, we'll consider what might be missing in our own lives and how we can fully embrace the grace of God and what it truly means to live with meaning and purpose in Christ. It is my prayer that this message blesses you.

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Outro music: Chris Tomlin: At the Cross

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"Searching and Finding the Lost Part of Yourself Along Life’s Pathway," draws from Luke 15:1-10, where Jesus speaks of a shepherd who loses a sheep and a woman who loses a coin. These parables mirror the personal losses we experience in life. Whether it's our faith, hope, or sense of self, we all lose parts of ourselves along the way. But, like the shepherd and the woman, we are called to search for and reclaim those lost parts, with the hope of finding wholeness and redemption in Christ. It is my prayer that this message blesses you. Shalom!

Based on Exodus 2:11-15, ‘Redeem, Repurpose, and Renew’ call on listeners of Pneuma Podcast to reflect and learn from the story of Moses. The story resonates deeply with many of us today. We too have made choices in the heat of the moment, choices that have had overpowering consequences. We have found ourselves in situations where we wished we could turn back time, undo our mistakes, and start afresh. Yet, just as in Moses' story, these moments of adversity can be the test in which character is fashioned. Moses' story is a powerful reminder that our past does not define our future. God's grace is sufficient to redeem, repurpose, and renew us. No matter where we find ourselves today, whether in a place of regret, isolation, or uncertainty, we can take heart knowing that God has not abandoned us. He is with us, ready to guide us toward a future filled with hope and purpose.

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

You are God: Scot Underwood

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Based on Psalm 48:2 & Psalm 50:2 ‘Making the Best of Situations’ calls on listeners of this podcast to reflect on the beauty and joy of Jerusalem, the "joy of the whole earth" (Psalm 48:2) and explore how its story parallels their lives as Christians. Despite facing destruction and hardship, Jerusalem symbolised God's presence and hope. Just as Jerusalem in its trouble days overcame, we too can  can find beauty and strength in every situation through our faith in Jesus Christ. It is my prayer for you today that this message blesses you. Amen!

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Music: Devoted Gospel: What a faithful God have I.

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Based on Genesis 32:22-32 Confronting Your Past" encourages listeners to consider the obstacles that prevent believers from progressing in their walk with God. Many of us carry the scars of our past, uncertain of how to heal. Today, we will explore into stories of individuals who bravely confronted their past mistakes rather than escaping them, much like Jacob, whose journey reflects the struggles many of us encounter, as illustrated in Genesis 32:22-32. My hope is that by the end of this podcast, you will have gained valuable insights and inspiration. Shalom!

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Music: Scott Underwood: You are God

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Based on Genesis 26:12-25 The Pilgrim's Path: Finding Hope on the Journey invites listeners to draw inspiration from the timeless story of Isaac in Genesis 26 and John Bunyan's classic, "Pilgrim's Progress." This podcast explores how Isaac's journey, marked by faith amid adversity, perseverance, and divine encounters, offers profound lessons for our own spiritual journeys. Whether you're facing confinement or life's many trials, this message is a reminder of God's unwavering presence and guidance. Join us as we uncover the hope and strength found on the pilgrim's path. It is my prayer that this message blesses you. Shalom!

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Lyric: written Johnson Oatman, (I’m Pressing on) Jr. Credit: BEKOFI Creative Hub.

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Based on John 20:24-29 "Faith Beyond Doubt," explores the enduring struggle with doubt, drawing from the account of Thomas in John 20:24-29. Thomas's demand for tangible proof mirrors our own yearning for certainty amidst uncertainty. However, Jesus meets doubt with grace, offering evidence to Thomas while blessing those who believe without seeing. Faith, we learn, transcends empirical evidence, requiring trust in the unseen. Despite doubts, we're encouraged to bring them to God, seek community, and fix our gaze on Christ. Through this journey, we cultivate a faith that moves beyond doubt, embracing the hope of the resurrection. It is my prayer today that this message blesses you.

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Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)

Chris Tomlin: At the Cross.

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