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Blue Ridge Church Audio Podcast

يستعرض الشيخ سيرة حبيبنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم، بطريقة مشوقه وسهله

حمل البودكاست واسمعه في سيارتك، في طريقك لعملك واستمتع بأجواء روحانية

يستعرض الشيخ سيرة حبيبنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم، بطريقة مشوقه وسهله حمل البودكاست واسمعه في سيارتك، في طريقك لعملك واستمتع بأجواء روحانية

السيرة النوبية - نبيل العوضي

A Christian podcast about tabletop roleplaying games, collaborative storytelling in RPGs, and other interesting topics

Saving the Game

The Book Club is a show dedicated to reviewing and recommending various religious books that will aid one in his or her studies of God’s Word. Cutting edge, contemporary, and classics will all be examined. The books covered will range from apologetics and study helps to commentaries and relationship development books and everything in between! While it is true that the Bible is the perfect standard, it is also amazing to see just how many books have been written about God’s book! Pleases join me as we consider many books written about the one Book!

The Book Club

REvangelical is a podcast that aims to encourage, challenge, and equip Christians in their daily walk with Christ.

REvangelical: Rethinking Christian Living

Mountain View Church

Good Shepherd New York is an inter-denominational church centered around the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Our mission is to help New Yorkers embody the love of Christ for the good of our neighbors.

Good Shepherd New York is an inter-denominational church centered around the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Our mission is to help New Yorkers embody the love of Christ for the good of our neighbors.

Good Shepherd New York

Connecting the Ministers and Resources of North Texas District to reach the souls of North Texas.

North Texas District UPCI

“Don’t Let Them Burn” exists to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and expose the works of darkness!

Don't Let Them Burn

Realistic ways to love and care for yourself.

Follow me on instagram to get involved in new upcoming episodes (@emscimeca)

Realistic ways to love and care for yourself. Follow me on instagram to get involved in new upcoming episodes (@emscimeca)

Self-Love Letters

Everybody has some broken records, negative messages that rattle around in our souls. Join author and spoken word poet Amena Brown  as she unpacks the themes from her non-fiction book How to Fix a Broken Record with a different guest each episode. Through compelling interviews, cackling, and conversation, Amena and guests discuss life, love, faith, and broken records while reviewing the soundtracks of their lives.

Everybody has some broken records, negative messages that rattle around in our souls. Join author and spoken word poet Amena Brown as she unpacks the themes from her non-fiction book How to Fix a Broken Record with a different guest each episode. Through compelling interviews, cackling, and conversation, Amena and guests discuss life, love, faith, and broken records while reviewing the soundtracks of their lives.

How to Fix a Broken Record

Find family. Discover purpose. Change the world.

All Nations San Bernardino

Third Church Teachings and Podcast helping one another experience life-giving freedom in Jesus.

Third Church Podcast

SevenThirtyOne or #731 is an emotional and spiritual healing platform to aide you on your journey of becoming whole. We believe by focusing on healing your emotional being you can improve the trajectory of your life. With an understanding that healing is hard and requires work, we aim to provide our 731 troopers with resources that guide the healing process.

SevenThirtyOne

Conversations about biblical counseling from the Center for Biblical Counseling and Discipleship.

Conversations about biblical counseling from the Center for Biblical Counseling and Discipleship.

Counsel The Word

citylife church is a vibrant, multicultural, spirit-filled, family church, placed in the heart of Tampa Bay to reach the lost, restore the broken, and release people into purpose. Our goal is to create an atmosphere of love, acceptance, and forgiveness where people can pursue an encounter with God.

citylife church

As Chabad Chassidim, many of us were brought up by religious parents and lived in religious homes all our lives.
There are so many things we were taught and got accustomed to doing without knowing why. Maybe it’s because we didn’t ask. Or maybe we asked, but our parents and teachers didn’t know how to respond.
Sure we kept the mitzvos and still do because we have Kabalas Ol Malchus Shamayim. We know that taking upon ourselves the yoke of Heaven is rule #1. This is how we were raised, and we know that this is the way we will always live our lives.
The fact is that although it is essential to do things out of Kabalat Ol, how much more meaningful would it be if we understood why we live the way we do! How much easier would it be to teach others to live a Torah-true life! And how much more enthusiasm and genuine chayus would we be able to bring to our learning and performance of mitzovs!
Throughout every day questions arise about what, why and how we live as Jews, as Chassidim. Wouldn’t it be great to finally get some answers?
For example, we wake up every morning, put our hands together and say Modeh Ani. What is the deeper meaning behind the practice of saying Modeh Ani? And why do I say it with my hands together?
When we put on our Tefilin we wrap the straps outward while others wrap in an inward direction. Why?
We don’t eat Shalos Se’udos at the end of Shabbos, something all religions Jews do, well, religiously. Why?
We wave our hands over the Shabbos candles three times before covering our eyes and saying the brocha. Why?
For those who are anxious to quench their thirst for knowledge and meaningfulness, we have created this website. With the Aibersther’s help, we hope to provide a platform for asking and receiving answers to the questions that you have had in the past, and the ones you will be inspired to ask in the future.

*******

The Frierdiker Rebbe tells the following anecdote of a conversation between himself and his father, the Rebbe Rashab:
“When I was a small child, just beginning to speak, my father said to me: ‘Every question you have, you should ask me.’
When I grew a bit older, I asked my father: “Why, when we say Modeh Ani, must we place one hand against the other and bow our head?”
Father replied: “In truth, you should not be asking ‘why.’ But I did tell you to ask me all your questions.”
He then sent for the servant Reb Yosef Mordechai, a Jew of eighty years, and asked him: “How do you recite Modeh Ani in the morning?”
“I place one hand against the other and bow my head,” answered Reb Yosef Mordechai.
“Why do you do so?” asked my father.
“I don’t know. When I was a small child, that’s what I was taught.”
“You see,” said Father to me. “He does it so because his father taught him so. And so on back until Moshe Rabbeinu, and until Avraham Avinu. One should do without asking ‘why.’”
“I’m just a little boy,” I said in my defense.
“We’re all ‘little,’” Father replied. “And when we get older, we first begin to understand that we’re little.”

As Chabad Chassidim, many of us were brought up by religious parents and lived in religious homes all our lives. There are so many things we were taught and got accustomed to doing without knowing why. Maybe it’s because we didn’t ask. Or maybe we asked, but our parents and teachers didn’t know how to respond. Sure we kept the mitzvos and still do because we have Kabalas Ol Malchus Shamayim. We know that taking upon ourselves the yoke of Heaven is rule #1. This is how we were raised, and we know that this is the way we will always live our lives. The fact is that although it is essential to do things out of Kabalat Ol, how much more meaningful would it be if we understood why we live the way we do! How much easier would it be to teach others to live a Torah-true life! And how much more enthusiasm and genuine chayus would we be able to bring to our learning and performance of mitzovs! Throughout every day questions arise about what, why and how we live as Jews, as Chassidim. Wouldn’t it be great to finally get some answers? For example, we wake up every morning, put our hands together and say Modeh Ani. What is the deeper meaning behind the practice of saying Modeh Ani? And why do I say it with my hands together? When we put on our Tefilin we wrap the straps outward while others wrap in an inward direction. Why? We don’t eat Shalos Se’udos at the end of Shabbos, something all religions Jews do, well, religiously. Why? We wave our hands over the Shabbos candles three times before covering our eyes and saying the brocha. Why? For those who are anxious to quench their thirst for knowledge and meaningfulness, we have created this website. With the Aibersther’s help, we hope to provide a platform for asking and receiving answers to the questions that you have had in the past, and the ones you will be inspired to ask in the future. ******* The Frierdiker Rebbe tells the following anecdote of a conversation between himself and his father, the Rebbe Rashab: “When I was a small child, just beginning to speak, my father said to me: ‘Every question you have, you should ask me.’ When I grew a bit older, I asked my father: “Why, when we say Modeh Ani, must we place one hand against the other and bow our head?” Father replied: “In truth, you should not be asking ‘why.’ But I did tell you to ask me all your questions.” He then sent for the servant Reb Yosef Mordechai, a Jew of eighty years, and asked him: “How do you recite Modeh Ani in the morning?” “I place one hand against the other and bow my head,” answered Reb Yosef Mordechai. “Why do you do so?” asked my father. “I don’t know. When I was a small child, that’s what I was taught.” “You see,” said Father to me. “He does it so because his father taught him so. And so on back until Moshe Rabbeinu, and until Avraham Avinu. One should do without asking ‘why.’” “I’m just a little boy,” I said in my defense. “We’re all ‘little,’” Father replied. “And when we get older, we first begin to understand that we’re little.”

Stump The Rabbi

Morning and Evening Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer of 1662 (Anglican)

Daily Prayer (BCP 1662)

Brother and Sister discuss what our ancient faith means in a modern world.

Faith and Other Oddities

Sermons preached at Pacific Crossroads Church in Los Angeles, California

Pacific Crossroads Church

Todd Bishop is a dynamic communicator with a passion to reach those who are far from God, while inspiring the found to go find more. He is a leader of leaders who consistently devotes himself to building the local church – not just Church Unleashed! Todd is a creative leader with the capacity to present the complexities of God’s Word in a simple way. His style and substance will inspire you to lead where you are called, the way you are called. He is a champion for the lost, the broken, and the forgotten. Todd is married to his wife, Mary, and they co-lead their church. | @TODDRBISHOP

Todd Bishop is a dynamic communicator with a passion to reach those who are far from God, while inspiring the found to go find more. He is a leader of leaders who consistently devotes himself to building the local church – not just Church Unleashed! Todd is a creative leader with the capacity to present the complexities of God’s Word in a simple way. His style and substance will inspire you to lead where you are called, the way you are called. He is a champion for the lost, the broken, and the forgotten. Todd is married to his wife, Mary, and they co-lead their church. | @TODDRBISHOP

THE TODDCAST

A Selection of Talks by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, Plum Village Tradition Linji School of Buddhism.

Peace is Every Step

We want to create a space that doesn’t marginalize, ostracize or oppress people. Instead, we want you to experience Jesus. Jesus was for the broken and lonely, the neglected and judged, and He came to set us free. KOIN is a collaboration of people of all different backgrounds and walks of life. We say “You don’t have to believe to belong” and we mean it.

Koin Church

Cultural criticism, with an emphasis on art, politics, religion, and education.
Discussion, opinion, and reviews.

Cultural criticism, with an emphasis on art, politics, religion, and education. Discussion, opinion, and reviews.

The Sectarian Review

Our mission is to cultivate holistic learning environments rooted in knowledge, devotion, and service by providing full-time, part-time, online, and community programs.

Al-Maqasid

Black Tribe Podcast

Shaykh Amin Rastani uncovers the book "The Stages of Akhlaaq in the Quran" by Ayatullah Jawadi Amoli. Join us weekly as we try to uncover one of the most stressed aspects of our religion through the lens of one of our great Islamic scholars and the Holy Quran.

Stages of Akhlaaq in the Quran - Mizãn Institute

Oneness Podcast is hosted by Jessica Delmar, and shares weekly messages of Oneness for deep inner reflection and energetic alignment. Jessica offers insight about human nature and soul potential, guiding you through a path of NOW presence, spiritual awakening, transformation, healing, and recalling our wholeness. She shares from her Higher Self guidance, meditations, and mindfulness reflections. Join us for heart-centered conversation, curiosity, and connection!

Oneness Podcast with Jessica Delmar

Christian Apologetics, Apologetics, Christianity, Religion, Theology, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witness, Bible, Truth, Archeology, Cults, Evolution, Intelligent Design, Creationism, Problem of Evil, Science, Answering questions about the Bible, God.

Christian Apologetics, Apologetics, Christianity, Religion, Theology, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witness, Bible, Truth, Archeology, Cults, Evolution, Intelligent Design, Creationism, Problem of Evil, Science, Answering questions about the Bible, God.

Apologetics With Brian O'Connell

Un podcast dedicado a la espiritualidad contemplativa, la salud mental y el autodescubrimiento. Juntos exploramos en el arte de ser más Umanos.

Umano

Find your freedom by letting go of anything that no longer serves you so you can make space for what does. We discuss topics related to detox that go beyond the physical, exploring mental and. spiritual themes. Here to remind you how powerful you are and to help you step into your highest self.

Find Your Freedom by Detox House

This podcast consist of short inspirational devotional thoughts.

Starting Your Day with God

Sermons from the pulpit of West Huntsville church of Christ

West Huntsville church Of Christ

The Catechism of the Orthodox Church by St Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow is a masterful exposition of Christian truth, rich in Holy Scripture and theological conciseness. The listener is led in a step-by-step course in the basic and deeper elements of Christian faith and life,according to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the apostolic teaching set forth in the New Testament. The text was examined and approved by the Holy Synod, and published for the use of schools and all Orthodox Christians in the year 1830. Read by Reader Michael. Please see also THE LONGER CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH.

The Shorter Catechism of the Orthodox Church

You've found your weekly touchstone of magical living. Tune in to conversations that I have with leaders, teachers, and passionate students of Astrology, mysticism, and all things magical. Listen to their stories. Be inspired by their love of their craft. Use this free content to grow even deeper in your own cosmic self-development. And share this with other friends who are also looking to do the same. You'll find world-class interviews, free Masterclasses, Astro RoundTable Talks, the Oraculos Horary Astrology Hotline, and many other amazing programs! Dive into the magic @ ORACULOS.

The Oraculos Podcast

Billy Graham once referred to John Stott as “the most respected clergyman in the world.” In 2005, Time Magazine ranked him among the 100 most influential people in the world.  

Today Stott’s incredible theological and practical insights are available to you in The Bible for Today with John Stott.

Giving you a fresh, clear, and true vision of the authentic Jesus, The Bible for Today balances high theology with practical Christian living in a way that compels every listener to soak in and live out the truth of God’s Word.

Billy Graham once referred to John Stott as “the most respected clergyman in the world.” In 2005, Time Magazine ranked him among the 100 most influential people in the world. Today Stott’s incredible theological and practical insights are available to you in The Bible for Today with John Stott. Giving you a fresh, clear, and true vision of the authentic Jesus, The Bible for Today balances high theology with practical Christian living in a way that compels every listener to soak in and live out the truth of God’s Word.

Billy Graham once referred to John Stott as “the most respected clergyman in the world.” In 2005, Time Magazine ranked him among the 100 most influential people in the world.  

Today Stott’s incredible theological and practical insights are available to you in The Bible for Today with John Stott.

Giving you a fresh, clear, and true vision of the authentic Jesus, The Bible for Today balances high theology with practical Christian living in a way that compels every listener to soak in and live out the truth of God’s Word.

The Bible for Today with John Stott

Our aim is to inspire you to examine your domestic life in order to create meaningful rhythms and decorated life patterns that will direct you and your family to the eternal haven our souls long for.

Our aim is to inspire you to examine your domestic life in order to create meaningful rhythms and decorated life patterns that will direct you and your family to the eternal haven our souls long for.

House to Home

Exploring the hidden layers and deeper meanings found in the Stargate movie and series.

Secrets of Stargate

Christian Life Coach and National Speaker, Rebekah Anne is dedicated to helping contemporary women find and apply Biblical wisdom ... because anything less isn’t really living. Cut through the self-help noise and time-wasters with useful, profound, and relevant episodes each Monday!

Truth Applied

A new podcast from Highest Good Media hosted by Jasmine Holmes with Abena Ansah-Wright delivers bite-sized lessons about Black people’s contributions and the moments rarely explored in American Church History. If you don&#39;t have a lot of time and you’re eager to learn, this short podcast is perfect for you.

A new podcast from Highest Good Media hosted by Jasmine Holmes with Abena Ansah-Wright delivers bite-sized lessons about Black people’s contributions and the moments rarely explored in American Church History. If you don't have a lot of time and you’re eager to learn, this short podcast is perfect for you.