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A quick minute (or two...) update from Mike Douglass, community pastor and veteran broadcaster/podcaster; committed to walking out Christ's command to serve God with everything we have, and to "love your neighbor as yourself."

Mike's Minute (or two...)

Evangelical Life Ministries (ELM) believes the Lutheran Church has a powerful soul saving and rescuing message, and the media marketplace should be used as a forum for bringing this message to others. ELM is doing this now each Sunday night over station KKHT The Word, 100.7FM Houston from 7:30-8:30pm with the program entitled Engaging Truth.

Evangelical Life Ministries (ELM) believes the Lutheran Church has a powerful soul saving and rescuing message, and the media marketplace should be used as a forum for bringing this message to others. ELM is doing this now each Sunday night over station KKHT The Word, 100.7FM Houston from 7:30-8:30pm with the program entitled Engaging Truth.

Evangelical Life Ministries (ELM) believes the Lutheran Church has a powerful soul saving and rescuing message, and the media marketplace should be used as a forum for bringing this message to others.&nbsp;ELM is doing this now each Sunday night over station KKHT The Word, 100.7FM Houston from 7:30-8:30pm with the program entitled Engaging Truth.

Evangelical Life Ministries Engaging Truth Radio Program

Weekly Talks from St Andrew’s Springfield Queensland Australia

Weekly Talks

Estuary Elim Church is one church in multiple locations, Ashingdon, Rayleigh, Southend-on-Sea and Online. 

Our church is a group of ordinary people responding to the love of God and the life changing message of Jesus Christ. Our in-person and online services are lively with contemporary music, worship and preaching and teaching relevant to the 21st Century. 

To find out more about the Estuary Elim Church please visit https://www.estuaryelim.church

Estuary Elim Church is one church in multiple locations, Ashingdon, Rayleigh, Southend-on-Sea and Online. Our church is a group of ordinary people responding to the love of God and the life changing message of Jesus Christ. Our in-person and online services are lively with contemporary music, worship and preaching and teaching relevant to the 21st Century. To find out more about the Estuary Elim Church please visit https://www.estuaryelim.church

Estuary Elim Church Podcast (Ashingdon, Rayleigh, Southend-on-Sea, and Online)

Podcasts from Living Word Lutheran - Katy

A Daily Audio devotional that covers the book of Exodus from Watermark Church in West Michigan.

Following God Through Exodus

New City Church

Souls Matter members and friends use this to listen to the latest sermons shared

Souls Matter sermons

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Please open https://hotaudiobook.com ONLY on your standard browser Safari, Chrome, Microsoft or Firefox to download full audiobooks of your choice for free. Just pick any two audiobooks free from 400,000+ best sellers, new releases sci-fi, romances, mysteries, classics, and more. Select your favorite audiobook, free, stream or download your audiobook instantly on your smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop. It's that easy! Note: The authors receive royalties paid by the audiobook service provider for this free offer. If you do not want your audiobook to be in the podcast please send us an email to info@hotaudiobook.com.

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Your story is part of who you are. No matter where you come from, we want to help you live your best story by taking the next step in your faith journey. If you're curious about God, or even if you have some hard questions that you want to find the answers to, then Grand Valley Church is where we can walk this journey together.

Grand Valley Church Podcast

Want to ask college students about campus life, faith, food, music, movies, and so much more? On this podcast, produced by Belmont Wesley Fellowship, we discuss massive questions with humor and honesty. We also love getting direct questions from our listeners.

Funny You Should Ask

“Reclaiming Our Identity” is dedicated to connecting and empowering Muslim communities across the Unites States by celebrating the unique stories, leadership initiatives, and achievements of our guests. These podcasts episodes are highlighted in our electronic publication, Iqama Magazine which is an extension of Modest Muslim Market. To learn more go to IqamaMagazine.com or ModestMuslimMarket.com.

Reclaiming Our Identity

Sermons from Presbyterian Church of the Lakes in Orlando, FL. Ferdi Brits, Pastor

Presbyterian Church of the Lakes Podcast

Mystically Mundane focuses on how we make friends with our knowing, seeing & happy coincidences... Sometimes referred to as a sixth sense, synchronicity or MAGIC.

Mystically Mundane focuses on how we make friends with our knowing, seeing &amp; happy coincidences... Sometimes referred to as a sixth sense, synchronicity or MAGIC.

Mystically Mundane Podcast

Mentor Iván Medina

Welcome to my first ever podcast. It&#39;s so cool. It&#39;s a weekly meeting with all my cool friends and family. It&#39;s about God and you. I hope that it is relevant to you, that it is impactual and life changing for you. Your life changed, healed, empowered, set free is my reward and His glory.

Welcome to my first ever podcast. It's so cool. It's a weekly meeting with all my cool friends and family. It's about God and you. I hope that it is relevant to you, that it is impactual and life changing for you. Your life changed, healed, empowered, set free is my reward and His glory.

Life Now and Beyond

Our mission is to create a “Huddle” where people can build relationship and openly tell their stories. Our faith stories are some of the most inspiring things and we hope to shed light on just how powerful they are. Chris and Lloyd also dive into the word and give perspective on how to continue to live for Christ each day. Remember the goals is never to be perfect, but progressing each day. We hope you enjoy every episode!

Holy Huddle

How a Small, Country Congregation Became a Megachurch Overnight
This tiny rural church would bulge at the seams with worshipers from realms seen and unseen, all mixed together in the adoration of the Lamb.

his is the story of how a small, country church astounded the experts on church growth by becoming a megachurch overnight. Without even trying.

The gravel parking lot around St. John’s began to fill early that morning. The shadow from the steeple cast the image of a cross on the western side of the church. Families from miles around climbed out of Fords and Chevrolets to make their way into the sanctuary.

The pastor stood by the front door to greet folks. He asked about Aunt Susan’s broken hip, the Reynold’s new horse, and how the football game turned out in Sunray the other night.

The man of God who shepherded this flock wasn’t much to look at. He had a bit of a gut. And he laughed too loud, especially at his corny jokes. But they loved the man. He had baptized their children, buried their grandparents, and even preached a decent sermon on occasion.

By the time worship was ready to begin, it still hadn’t happened—that shocking influx of worshipers I spoke of. In fact, things looked as ordinary as ordinary could be.

The Kirkpatricks, with their five children, squeezed into the next-to-last pew. The spinster organist, Ms. Schultz, played softly and hit, well, almost every note. Hymnals were opened to the page where the service would soon begin.

At 10:30 sharp, Pastor Baker walked up front and spoke the same words he did at the start of every Sunday service, “In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” And the congregation responded with a hearty, “Amen!”

Then, without any warning, it happened.

The floodgates opened. Worshipers streamed in. Before the congregation had finished saying, “Amen,” this rural Texas minichurch was transformed into the mega of megachurches.

Here&#039;s how it all went down.

Through the stained glass windows and the steeply pitched roof, seraphim swooped down from heavenly perches. Each sported six wings: with two they covered their faces, and with two they covered their feet, and with two they flew. And around the sanctuary they chanted one to another, “Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory!” The foundations of St. John’s quaked at the sound of their voices. The whole church swam with the smoke of incense.

But that was only the beginning.

Cherubim winged their way down from the heavenly city. Not the cute, chubby Precious Moments’ angels, but manly warriors who stationed themselves like sentinels around the sanctuary. They belted out the words to the hymns, added their Amens to the divine words read and preached that day.

But the angels were not alone. With them came saints innumerable. Men and women who had fought the good fight, finished the race, and gone on to glory. But here they were, back at St. John’s on this Lord&#039;s day. They added their voices to the earthly choir of farmers and ranchers and coaches and teachers who still trod the pathway toward the heavenly Jerusalem.

The pews were packed. Standing room only in the aisles. Some perched on the rafters and peered down with serene gazes upon the altar. There, wonder of wonders, was a throne. And on that throne stood a Lamb, slain yet alive, sacrificed but resurrected. Every face of every worshiper, angelic and human, earthly and heavenly, was fixated upon his face.

There they looked upon the countenance of the merciful Almighty.

With angels and archangels and with all the company of heaven, the people of St. John’s lauded and glorified the name of that Lamb, their Lord Jesus, that day.

Sacred songs shook the building as the choirs wed their voices. The Lord’s Supper was a reunion meal. The folks on earth and the saints in heaven dined on the feast of feasts and the drink that slakes the deepest thirst.

It was a day to remember. A day to repeat.

The following Sunday it would happen again. And then again. This tiny rural church would bulge at the seams with worshipers from realms seen and unseen, all mixed together in the adoration of the Lamb whose kingdom is without end.

That&#039;s how a small, country congregation became a megachurch overnight. Without even trying. They gathered around the word of Jesus, ate his meal, sang his songs.

And Jesus showed up, every Sunday, with all of heaven along for the ride.

How a Small, Country Congregation Became a Megachurch Overnight This tiny rural church would bulge at the seams with worshipers from realms seen and unseen, all mixed together in the adoration of the Lamb. his is the story of how a small, country church astounded the experts on church growth by becoming a megachurch overnight. Without even trying. The gravel parking lot around St. John’s began to fill early that morning. The shadow from the steeple cast the image of a cross on the western side of the church. Families from miles around climbed out of Fords and Chevrolets to make their way into the sanctuary. The pastor stood by the front door to greet folks. He asked about Aunt Susan’s broken hip, the Reynold’s new horse, and how the football game turned out in Sunray the other night. The man of God who shepherded this flock wasn’t much to look at. He had a bit of a gut. And he laughed too loud, especially at his corny jokes. But they loved the man. He had baptized their children, buried their grandparents, and even preached a decent sermon on occasion. By the time worship was ready to begin, it still hadn’t happened—that shocking influx of worshipers I spoke of. In fact, things looked as ordinary as ordinary could be. The Kirkpatricks, with their five children, squeezed into the next-to-last pew. The spinster organist, Ms. Schultz, played softly and hit, well, almost every note. Hymnals were opened to the page where the service would soon begin. At 10:30 sharp, Pastor Baker walked up front and spoke the same words he did at the start of every Sunday service, “In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” And the congregation responded with a hearty, “Amen!” Then, without any warning, it happened. The floodgates opened. Worshipers streamed in. Before the congregation had finished saying, “Amen,” this rural Texas minichurch was transformed into the mega of megachurches. Here's how it all went down. Through the stained glass windows and the steeply pitched roof, seraphim swooped down from heavenly perches. Each sported six wings: with two they covered their faces, and with two they covered their feet, and with two they flew. And around the sanctuary they chanted one to another, “Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory!” The foundations of St. John’s quaked at the sound of their voices. The whole church swam with the smoke of incense. But that was only the beginning. Cherubim winged their way down from the heavenly city. Not the cute, chubby Precious Moments’ angels, but manly warriors who stationed themselves like sentinels around the sanctuary. They belted out the words to the hymns, added their Amens to the divine words read and preached that day. But the angels were not alone. With them came saints innumerable. Men and women who had fought the good fight, finished the race, and gone on to glory. But here they were, back at St. John’s on this Lord's day. They added their voices to the earthly choir of farmers and ranchers and coaches and teachers who still trod the pathway toward the heavenly Jerusalem. The pews were packed. Standing room only in the aisles. Some perched on the rafters and peered down with serene gazes upon the altar. There, wonder of wonders, was a throne. And on that throne stood a Lamb, slain yet alive, sacrificed but resurrected. Every face of every worshiper, angelic and human, earthly and heavenly, was fixated upon his face. There they looked upon the countenance of the merciful Almighty. With angels and archangels and with all the company of heaven, the people of St. John’s lauded and glorified the name of that Lamb, their Lord Jesus, that day. Sacred songs shook the building as the choirs wed their voices. The Lord’s Supper was a reunion meal. The folks on earth and the saints in heaven dined on the feast of feasts and the drink that slakes the deepest thirst. It was a day to remember. A day to repeat. The following Sunday it would happen again. And then again. This tiny rural church would bulge at the seams with worshipers from realms seen and unseen, all mixed together in the adoration of the Lamb whose kingdom is without end. That's how a small, country congregation became a megachurch overnight. Without even trying. They gathered around the word of Jesus, ate his meal, sang his songs. And Jesus showed up, every Sunday, with all of heaven along for the ride.

How a Small, Country Congregation Became a Megachurch Overnight
This tiny rural church would bulge at the seams with worshipers from realms seen and unseen, all mixed together in the adoration of the Lamb.

his is the story of how a small, country church astounded the experts on church growth by becoming a megachurch overnight. Without even trying.

The gravel parking lot around St. John’s began to fill early that morning. The shadow from the steeple cast the image of a cross on the western side of the church. Families from miles around climbed out of Fords and Chevrolets to make their way into the sanctuary.

The pastor stood by the front door to greet folks. He asked about Aunt Susan’s broken hip, the Reynold’s new horse, and how the football game turned out in Sunray the other night.

The man of God who shepherded this flock wasn’t much to look at. He had a bit of a gut. And he laughed too loud, especially at his corny jokes. But they loved the man. He had baptized their children, buried their grandparents, and even preached a decent sermon on occasion.

By the time worship was ready to begin, it still hadn’t happened—that shocking influx of worshipers I spoke of. In fact, things looked as ordinary as ordinary could be.

The Kirkpatricks, with their five children, squeezed into the next-to-last pew. The spinster organist, Ms. Schultz, played softly and hit, well, almost every note. Hymnals were opened to the page where the service would soon begin.

At 10:30 sharp, Pastor Baker walked up front and spoke the same words he did at the start of every Sunday service, “In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” And the congregation responded with a hearty, “Amen!”

Then, without any warning, it happened.

The floodgates opened. Worshipers streamed in. Before the congregation had finished saying, “Amen,” this rural Texas minichurch was transformed into the mega of megachurches.

Here's how it all went down.

Through the stained glass windows and the steeply pitched roof, seraphim swooped down from heavenly perches. Each sported six wings: with two they covered their faces, and with two they covered their feet, and with two they flew. And around the sanctuary they chanted one to another, “Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory!” The foundations of St. John’s quaked at the sound of their voices. The whole church swam with the smoke of incense.

But that was only the beginning.

Cherubim winged their way down from the heavenly city. Not the cute, chubby Precious Moments’ angels, but manly warriors who stationed themselves like sentinels around the sanctuary. They belted out the words to the hymns, added their Amens to the divine words read and preached that day.

But the angels were not alone. With them came saints innumerable. Men and women who had fought the good fight, finished the race, and gone on to glory. But here they were, back at St. John’s on this Lord's day. They added their voices to the earthly choir of farmers and ranchers and coaches and teachers who still trod the pathway toward the heavenly Jerusalem.

The pews were packed. Standing room only in the aisles. Some perched on the rafters and peered down with serene gazes upon the altar. There, wonder of wonders, was a throne. And on that throne stood a Lamb, slain yet alive, sacrificed but resurrected. Every face of every worshiper, angelic and human, earthly and heavenly, was fixated upon his face.

There they looked upon the countenance of the merciful Almighty.

With angels and archangels and with all the company of heaven, the people of St. John’s lauded and glorified the name of that Lamb, their Lord Jesus, that day.

Sacred songs shook the building as the choirs wed their voices. The Lord’s Supper was a reunion meal. The folks on earth and the saints in heaven dined on the feast of feasts and the drink that slakes the deepest thirst.

It was a day to remember. A day to repeat.

The following Sunday it would happen again. And then again. This tiny rural church would bulge at the seams with worshipers from realms seen and unseen, all mixed together in the adoration of the Lamb whose kingdom is without end.

That's how a small, country congregation became a megachurch overnight. Without even trying. They gathered around the word of Jesus, ate his meal, sang his songs.

And Jesus showed up, every Sunday, with all of heaven along for the ride.

St. John's South Branch & Antrim

Start Right Church featuring speaker Pastor&#039;s Corp

Start Right Church featuring speaker Pastor's Corp

Start Right Church

Pastorační středisko přichází se zvukovými seriály - podcasty a v průběhu roku 2021 i video seriály, které budou postupně zveřejňovány na YouTubeProlidi.online. Audio seriál, moderně pojmenovaný podcast, spočívá ve čtených článcích na různá témata, které ovlivňuje psychologii a pedagogiku.

Pastorační středisko České Budějovice

Every Monday I invite you to join me for a little bit of coffee and a whole lot of Jesus! Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/denise-carr54/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/denise-carr54/support</a>

Every Monday I invite you to join me for a little bit of coffee and a whole lot of Jesus! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/denise-carr54/support

Every Monday I invite you to join me for a little bit of coffee and a whole lot of Jesus! Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/denise-carr54/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/denise-carr54/support</a>

Inspiration Point with Denise

Grupo do Telegram: https://t.me/hooponoponodiariopodcast

Ho’oponopono Diário

Humanity is in serious need of an update. We have ignored those bugs and malfunctions that are causing us to be outdated and worth-less. We have become substandard humans. If we were smartphones, we would have been traded in for an upgrade. Our unbalanced, fast paced lives are killing us. Stress has become an epidemic: causing both mental and physical dis-ease. We need to update our humanity the way we have updated our technology. 
We need to ban behaviors that cause too much stress and in their place develop habits that will make us human beings rather than human doings.

Humanity is in serious need of an update. We have ignored those bugs and malfunctions that are causing us to be outdated and worth-less. We have become substandard humans. If we were smartphones, we would have been traded in for an upgrade. Our unbalanced, fast paced lives are killing us. Stress has become an epidemic: causing both mental and physical dis-ease. We need to update our humanity the way we have updated our technology. We need to ban behaviors that cause too much stress and in their place develop habits that will make us human beings rather than human doings.

Updating our Humanity

I would like to invite you to fight together for what is really important in our lives – for faith!
Maybe you’ve already stopped believing. What to do to get it back?

I would like to invite you to fight together for what is really important in our lives – for faith! Maybe you’ve already stopped believing. What to do to get it back?

Mount Everest of Faith

Nairobi Lighthouse

Enseignements pour lire et comprendre la parole. Découvrir sa mission de vie en Christ et utiliser ses talents pour servir notre génération. Coach/Pasteur chrétien.

Choisis en Christ

Fuimos diseñados para crecer y dar un fruto bueno en cada área de nuestras vidas, Gotas de Sabiduría es un espacio creado para ayudarte a desarrollar una espiritualidad emocionalmente sana que trascienda positivamente sobre todo tu ser, de esta manera podrás conectarte armoniosamente con la creación y con el Creador del Universo.

Gotas De Sabiduría

Amados hermanos en el Señor Jesucristo, compartimos con ustedes las prédicas de la Iglesia Eben-Ezer Texcoco, fundada por el Pastor Aarón de la Borda.

Eben Ezer Texcoco

Mensagens e devocionais da pena do reformador João Calvino.

Mensagens e Devocionais de João Calvino

Declarations and Prayers for Pregnant women.

Praying Preggos Club

I søndagsskole for voksne skal vi diskutere noen av de mest sentrale temaene i kristendommen, og gi deg muligheten til å lære og reflektere rundt hva det vil si å være kristen. I studio sitter programleder Solveig Kloppen, sammen med prestene Silje Kivle Andreassen og Trond Bakkevig. Produseres av Klynge, for Den norske kirke. <hr> See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

I søndagsskole for voksne skal vi diskutere noen av de mest sentrale temaene i kristendommen, og gi deg muligheten til å lære og reflektere rundt hva det vil si å være kristen. I studio sitter programleder Solveig Kloppen, sammen med prestene Silje Kivle Andreassen og Trond Bakkevig. Produseres av Klynge, for Den norske kirke. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I søndagsskole for voksne skal vi diskutere noen av de mest sentrale temaene i kristendommen, og gi deg muligheten til å lære og reflektere rundt hva det vil si å være kristen. I studio sitter programleder Solveig Kloppen, sammen med prestene Silje Kivle Andreassen og Trond Bakkevig. Produseres av Klynge, for Den norske kirke. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Søndagsskole for voksne

The Practical Magical Podcast is the weekly podcast for the soul hosted by Lia Griffith &amp; Addison Ames. Designed for seekers, topics range from creativity to women in bloom, spirit guides to angels, and much, much more. Special guests make appearances from time to time and discuss esoteric wisdom and insights from their unique perspectives. Visit <a href="https://www.practicalmagical.co/" rel="nofollow">https://www.practicalmagical.co/</a> for more.

The Practical Magical Podcast is the weekly podcast for the soul hosted by Lia Griffith & Addison Ames. Designed for seekers, topics range from creativity to women in bloom, spirit guides to angels, and much, much more. Special guests make appearances from time to time and discuss esoteric wisdom and insights from their unique perspectives. Visit https://www.practicalmagical.co/ for more.

The Practical Magical Podcast is the weekly podcast for the soul hosted by Lia Griffith &amp; Addison Ames. Designed for seekers, topics range from creativity to women in bloom, spirit guides to angels, and much, much more. Special guests make appearances from time to time and discuss esoteric wisdom and insights from their unique perspectives. Visit <a href="https://www.practicalmagical.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.practicalmagical.co/</a> for more.

The Practical Magical Podcast

Living Hopes heart is to see the community    Know God and Make Him Known.  We don't care where you are at in your journey  . We want you to feel encouraged, equipped, and empowered as you discover and grow in your relationship with Christ.

Living Hopes heart is to see the community Know God and Make Him Known. We don't care where you are at in your journey . We want you to feel encouraged, equipped, and empowered as you discover and grow in your relationship with Christ.

Sound Of Hope

Личные истории о том, как медитация повлияла на мою жизнь и жизнь других людей. Заходите к нам в Инстаграм https://instagram.com/insight_kmv, а также в наш ВК https://vk.com/sy_pyatigorsk

Медитирующий Иван

Channeled essays using automatic writing and read by Kimberly Quezada as well as directly channeled messages from Kimberly to you. For personal readings and light language, please see <a href="https://journeyofsouls.wixsite.com/home/coaching" rel="noopener">https://journeyofsouls.wixsite.com/home/coaching</a> or contact via email <a href="mailto:kimandpaul511@gmail.com">kimandpaul511@gmail.com</a>.

Channeled essays using automatic writing and read by Kimberly Quezada as well as directly channeled messages from Kimberly to you. For personal readings and light language, please see https://journeyofsouls.wixsite.com/home/coaching or contact via email kimandpaul511@gmail.com.

Channeled essays using automatic writing and read by Kimberly Quezada as well as directly channeled messages from Kimberly to you. For personal readings and light language, please see <a href="https://journeyofsouls.wixsite.com/home/coaching" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://journeyofsouls.wixsite.com/home/coaching</a> or contact via email <a href="mailto:kimandpaul511@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">kimandpaul511@gmail.com</a>.

Words from Spirit

Welcome to our VC Podcast led by Pastor Dan Godard. To learn more visit our website at victorymj.com or download the Victory Church App.

VC Podcast

Der bekannte Youtuber und Psychologe Christian Hemschemeier erkundet das spannende Gebiet zwischen Psychologie und moderner Spiritualität. Was hat unser Ego damit zu tun? Wie können wir handfeste spirituelle Elemente für uns nutzen? Was hat es mit der geheimnisvollen fünften Dimension auf sich? All das und mehr erfährst du in wöchentlichen Podcasts und Interviews.

Fragen und Stories gerne schicken via: https://www.liebeschip.de/pages/5d

Der bekannte Youtuber und Psychologe Christian Hemschemeier erkundet das spannende Gebiet zwischen Psychologie und moderner Spiritualität. Was hat unser Ego damit zu tun? Wie können wir handfeste spirituelle Elemente für uns nutzen? Was hat es mit der geheimnisvollen fünften Dimension auf sich? All das und mehr erfährst du in wöchentlichen Podcasts und Interviews. Fragen und Stories gerne schicken via: https://www.liebeschip.de/pages/5d

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