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The weekly  audio podcast of Bethany Christian Church in  Washington, Indiana.  Featuring Senior Minister Matt Merold.

The weekly audio podcast of Bethany Christian Church in Washington, Indiana. Featuring Senior Minister Matt Merold.

Bethany Christian Church Podcast

Taylor chapel takes place three times a week as part of our Christian community's spiritual emphasis. Students, faculty and staff come of their own accord, filling the seats not because they have to but because they want to.

From our heart to yours. Whether a testimony or sermon, all Taylor University chapel messages have this in common. Because vulnerability, brokenness and honesty are what build real community -- and community is what Taylor's about.

Taylor chapel takes place three times a week as part of our Christian community's spiritual emphasis. Students, faculty and staff come of their own accord, filling the seats not because they have to but because they want to. From our heart to yours. Whether a testimony or sermon, all Taylor University chapel messages have this in common. Because vulnerability, brokenness and honesty are what build real community -- and community is what Taylor's about.

Taylor University Chapel

Vanport Presbyterian Church

Ryan Baer: Searching for the Word

Se han tomado de un libro que es sagrado porque provino de nuestro Padre Celestial. Al leerlas, recuerda que tratan los hechos de personas reales que vivieron en América hace mucho tiempo.

Historias del Libro de Mormón | HD | SPANISH

하용조 목사의 시리즈 설교/온누리교회(오디오)

Life Church Pelham

FBC Rogers Sermon Audio

Sermons from First Baptist Church Muenster

FBC Muenster

A collection of videos from Michael Reid Ministries (The old peniel church).

Peniel Church - Brentwood

Dynamic teaching from Pastor Timothy and the team at Family Worship Church in Pleasant Hill, MO.

Family Worship Church

This is the home for the campus services of New Faith Community Church. For more information on the church, visit www.newfaithonline.com

New Faith Community Church

Aquinas College is a private, Catholic, four-year liberal arts college founded in 1961, owned and operated by the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. 

Offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in education and the arts and sciences, Aquinas College is a leader in the formation of educators who are sent forth to teach, preach, and witness to Truth and Charity for the salvation of souls and the transformation of culture.

This podcast includes audio from various public lectures, seminars, and programs associated with the College including those by guest speakers as well as by Aquinas faculty and staff.

The Center for Catholic Education at Aquinas College in conjunction with the School of Education serves Catholic elementary and secondary schools by providing spiritual and professional formation opportunities in the area of mission and Catholic identity.

The Center for Evangelization and Catechesis at Aquinas College supports the work of catechists and leaders by providing workshops, retreats, and directed study of the Catholic Faith. 

For more information about Aquinas College, its academic program offerings, and its opportunities for ongoing formation in the areas of Catholic education and catechesis, please visit www.aquinascollege.edu.

Aquinas College is a private, Catholic, four-year liberal arts college founded in 1961, owned and operated by the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. Offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in education and the arts and sciences, Aquinas College is a leader in the formation of educators who are sent forth to teach, preach, and witness to Truth and Charity for the salvation of souls and the transformation of culture. This podcast includes audio from various public lectures, seminars, and programs associated with the College including those by guest speakers as well as by Aquinas faculty and staff. The Center for Catholic Education at Aquinas College in conjunction with the School of Education serves Catholic elementary and secondary schools by providing spiritual and professional formation opportunities in the area of mission and Catholic identity. The Center for Evangelization and Catechesis at Aquinas College supports the work of catechists and leaders by providing workshops, retreats, and directed study of the Catholic Faith. For more information about Aquinas College, its academic program offerings, and its opportunities for ongoing formation in the areas of Catholic education and catechesis, please visit www.aquinascollege.edu.

Aquinas College Podcast

chill30 is a thirty minute programme of Chillout / Ambient music and scripture readings / spoken word. This show aims to bring you to a place of rest, where you can meet with God.

chill30

Littleton Baptist Church

Walnut Grove First Baptist Church featuring speaker Pastor Nolan Carrier

Walnut Grove First Baptist Church

Word Alive Ministries Church

1,2,3 Sortez

A nossa missão é contribuir para que a sabedoria transformadora da Bíblia seja compreensível e acessível a todos.

Ministérios Pão Diário

The Hammer & Anvil Podcast

My wife Norma read her obituary. Mavis was my 95 year old mother in law. I will keep Mavis's episode separate from my shows by publishing here. Mavis was in pain from an ulcer on he left leg which does not seem to be healing. Post script. She died today 2nd.October 2016.

My wife Norma read her obituary. Mavis was my 95 year old mother in law. I will keep Mavis's episode separate from my shows by publishing here.Mavis was in pain from an ulcer on he left leg which does not seem to be healing.Post script.She died today 2nd.October 2016.

My wife Norma read her obituary. Mavis was my 95 year old mother in law. I will keep Mavis's episode separate from my shows by publishing here. Mavis was in pain from an ulcer on he left leg which does not seem to be healing. Post script. She died today 2nd.October 2016.

Mavis's Show

Para andar em um bom caminho, é preciso andar NA LUZ.
Por isso: "Lâmpada para os meus pés é a Tua Palavra, e luz para o meu caminho." Salmos 119:105

Para andar em um bom caminho, é preciso andar NA LUZ. Por isso: "Lâmpada para os meus pés é a Tua Palavra, e luz para o meu caminho." Salmos 119:105

NA LUZ

Siguiendo la misión que nos fue encomendada, hoy damos gracias a Dios, por este nuevo espacio Podcast, donde compartiremos la palabra de Dios. " y Recuerda que por la fe vivimos Podcast "

Por La Fe Vivimos Podcast #Nombre "La Promesa De Dios"

Berbagai macam dakwah yang di kuasai seseorang khalifah

Dakwah Ust Zain

Not a pastor nor am I trying to be, but I got some words for ya girl! Let’s get closer to God while sharing our journey of self discovery, renewal and growth.

Not a pastor nor am I trying to be, but I got some words for ya girl! Let’s get closer to God while sharing our journey of self discovery, renewal and growth.

That Girl but God’s Girl

This faith-based community is a safe space for women to come together for self-love, confidence-building, and personal growth. Here, we’re about lifting each other up, empowering one another, and embracing the journey God has for each of us.

This faith-based community is a safe space for women to come together for self-love, confidence-building, and personal growth. Here, we’re about lifting each other up, empowering one another, and embracing the journey God has for each of us.

Elevate Your Confidence Podcast

Welcome to the Men of Hope Podcast hosted by Bernhard Streisselberger – a place where Catholic men come together to navigate the complexities of modern life while steadfastly adhering to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Whether you are a lifelong believer or new to the faith, our podcast is your ideal companion for connection, learning, and spiritual growth. Join the Men of Hope online community hosted by Hope's Garden at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://menofhope.mn.co">menofhope.mn.co</a>Learn more about Hope's Garden at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://hopesgarden.com">hopesgarden.com</a>

Welcome to the Men of Hope Podcast hosted by Bernhard Streisselberger – a place where Catholic men come together to navigate the complexities of modern life while steadfastly adhering to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Whether you are a lifelong believer or new to the faith, our podcast is your ideal companion for connection, learning, and spiritual growth. Join the Men of Hope online community hosted by Hope's Garden at menofhope.mn.co Learn more about Hope's Garden at hopesgarden.com

Welcome to the Men of Hope Podcast hosted by Bernhard Streisselberger – a place where Catholic men come together to navigate the complexities of modern life while steadfastly adhering to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Whether you are a lifelong believer or new to the faith, our podcast is your ideal companion for connection, learning, and spiritual growth. Join the Men of Hope online community hosted by Hope's Garden at <a href="http://menofhope.mn.co" rel="noopener noreferrer">menofhope.mn.co</a>Learn more about Hope's Garden at <a href="http://hopesgarden.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">hopesgarden.com</a>

Men of Hope

⏩⏩ Listas Spotify https://www.reflexionpch.com/list

Reflexión del Evangelio del día grabados por el Padre Hartley ordenados en un calendario perpetuo en www.reflexionPCH.com

Si lo desea puede colaborar con el padre Christopher desde su Fundación Misión de la Misericordia - www.missionmercy.org

⏩⏩ Listas Spotify https://www.reflexionpch.com/list Reflexión del Evangelio del día grabados por el Padre Hartley ordenados en un calendario perpetuo en www.reflexionPCH.com Si lo desea puede colaborar con el padre Christopher desde su Fundación Misión de la Misericordia - www.missionmercy.org

Padre Christopher Hartley | Reflexión del Evangelio del Día 🇪🇸

Your host, Stephanie Osborne, is a licensed acupuncture physician and herbalist with a background in psychology, health sciences, and exercise physiology. Within her own spiritual awakening, she found herself learning pivotal lessons when she got herself to be in silence. Within that silence, the whispers came through. This is her sacred space of vulnerable story telling where she and her guests share about the magic that comes from a life of following these whispers.

The School of Whispers Podcast

Sermons and audio content from Christ the King- Savannah.

Christ the King- Savannah

The Millennial Saint: Carlo Acutis, Tech Whiz and Eucharistic Champion Pope Francis has taken a significant step towards making Carlo Acutis the first millennial saint. This 15-year-old Italian prodigy, who tragically passed away from leukemia in 2006, left a remarkable legacy that transcended generations. Born in London in 1991, Carlo moved with his Italian parents to Milan as a child. Despite his young age, Carlo possessed a remarkable aptitude for technology. While still in elementary school, he taught himself to code using university-level textbooks. This natural talent wasn't just for personal amusement; Carlo used his tech skills for good, creating a website to document Eucharistic miracles around the world. His passion for faith wasn't limited to the virtual realm – he also volunteered to manage websites for local Catholic organizations. Carlo's faith, however, blossomed well before his technological prowess. Raised in a non-religious household, Carlo surprised everyone with his deep devotion from a young age. At just three years old, he'd ask to visit churches whenever they passed one. By the age of seven, his desire to receive Holy Communion was so strong that he convinced the priest to make an exception to the usual age requirement. His inquisitive nature about his faith even inspired his mother, Antonia Salzano, to pursue theological studies in order to answer his questions. This journey rekindled her own faith. Carlo's dedication to his faith and his love for St. Francis of Assisi, known for his commitment to the poor, led him to request being buried in Assisi after his passing. The Umbrian town became a cherished destination for him during his short life. His remains, clad in his favorite tracksuit and sneakers, now lie in a sanctuary in Assisi, where he is revered by pilgrims. His heart is even displayed in a reliquary within the St. Francis Basilica. The recent recognition of a second miracle attributed to Carlo paves the way for his official sainthood. The first miracle involved the healing of a Brazilian boy from a rare pancreatic disorder. The second miracle involved a woman from Costa Rica whose daughter suffered severe head trauma from a bicycle accident. After praying at Carlo's tomb, the young woman miraculously began to recover. Carlo Acutis' story is a unique and inspiring one. A tech-savvy teenager who used his skills to promote his faith, all while living a life of deep devotion. As Pope Francis considers his canonization, Carlo's legacy offers a beacon of hope, particularly for the millennial generation, demonstrating that faith and technology can coexist beautifully in the modern world. Carlo Acutis, born in London in 1991, displayed an exceptional aptitude for technology from an early age. His family relocated to Milan, where his tech skills flourished. Remarkably, Carlo taught himself to code using university-level textbooks while still in elementary school. His technical prowess was not merely a hobby; he dedicated his abilities to his faith, creating a website to document Eucharistic miracles globally. He also managed websites for local Catholic organizations, demonstrating his commitment to using technology for the greater good. Despite his technological genius, Carlo's faith was the cornerstone of his life. Raised in a non-religious household, his spiritual journey began early. At three years old, he expressed a desire to visit churches, and by seven, he was so eager to receive Holy Communion that he persuaded the local priest to allow him to do so ahead of the typical age requirement. Carlo's deep curiosity about his faith even inspired his mother, Antonia Salzano, to study theology to answer his profound questions, rekindling her own faith in the process. Carlo's admiration for St. Francis of Assisi and his commitment to aiding the poor influenced his wish to be buried in Assisi. This town, which he frequently visited, holds his remains in a sanctuary where pilgrims come to honor him. His heart, displayed in a reliquary in the St. Francis Basilica, signifies his enduring connection to the saint he so admired. The path to Carlo's sainthood gained momentum with the recognition of two miracles attributed to him. The first involved a Brazilian boy healed from a rare pancreatic disorder. The second, more recent miracle, concerned a woman from Costa Rica whose daughter suffered severe head trauma in a bicycle accident. After the family prayed at Carlo's tomb, the daughter began an unexpected recovery, further solidifying Carlo's candidacy for sainthood. Pope Francis's consideration of Carlo Acutis for sainthood underscores his extraordinary legacy. Carlo, a young tech enthusiast, seamlessly integrated his skills with his devout faith, leaving a lasting impact. His story is a powerful testament to the harmonious coexistence of faith and technology, offering a source of inspiration and hope, particularly for millennials. As his canonization progresses, Carlo Acutis stands as a symbol of modern sanctity, embodying the spirit of dedication, innovation, and deep religious devotion. The potential significance of Pope Francis's decision to canonize Carlo Acutis extends far beyond his individual story. This move could signal a deliberate effort by the Pope to connect with younger generations, demonstrating that sainthood and deep religious commitment are not confined to historical figures but can also resonate with modern-day individuals who engage with technology and contemporary life. By elevating a millennial to sainthood, Pope Francis is emphasizing that faith is accessible and relevant to all, regardless of age or era. Carlo's canonization could inspire young people worldwide, showing them that their skills and interests, such as technology, can be harmoniously integrated with their spiritual lives. It suggests that the Church values the contributions of youth and sees their potential to lead meaningful, faith-driven lives. This recognition of a modern, tech-savvy saint may encourage a new wave of young Catholics to engage more deeply with their faith, finding new ways to express and live out their beliefs in today's world. Overall, Carlo Acutis's journey to sainthood represents a bridge between tradition and modernity, offering a profound message that holiness is achievable in the context of contemporary life. It highlights the universal and timeless nature of faith, capable of adapting and thriving in any era. Thanks for listening - Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The Millennial Saint: Carlo Acutis, Tech Whiz and Eucharistic Champion Pope Francis has taken a significant step towards making Carlo Acutis the first millennial saint. This 15-year-old Italian prodigy, who tragically passed away from leukemia in 2006, left a remarkable legacy that transcended generations. Born in London in 1991, Carlo moved with his Italian parents to Milan as a child. Despite his young age, Carlo possessed a remarkable aptitude for technology. While still in elementary school, he taught himself to code using university-level textbooks. This natural talent wasn't just for personal amusement; Carlo used his tech skills for good, creating a website to document Eucharistic miracles around the world. His passion for faith wasn't limited to the virtual realm – he also volunteered to manage websites for local Catholic organizations. Carlo's faith, however, blossomed well before his technological prowess. Raised in a non-religious household, Carlo surprised everyone with his deep devotion from a young age. At just three years old, he'd ask to visit churches whenever they passed one. By the age of seven, his desire to receive Holy Communion was so strong that he convinced the priest to make an exception to the usual age requirement. His inquisitive nature about his faith even inspired his mother, Antonia Salzano, to pursue theological studies in order to answer his questions. This journey rekindled her own faith. Carlo's dedication to his faith and his love for St. Francis of Assisi, known for his commitment to the poor, led him to request being buried in Assisi after his passing. The Umbrian town became a cherished destination for him during his short life. His remains, clad in his favorite tracksuit and sneakers, now lie in a sanctuary in Assisi, where he is revered by pilgrims. His heart is even displayed in a reliquary within the St. Francis Basilica. The recent recognition of a second miracle attributed to Carlo paves the way for his official sainthood. The first miracle involved the healing of a Brazilian boy from a rare pancreatic disorder. The second miracle involved a woman from Costa Rica whose daughter suffered severe head trauma from a bicycle accident. After praying at Carlo's tomb, the young woman miraculously began to recover. Carlo Acutis' story is a unique and inspiring one. A tech-savvy teenager who used his skills to promote his faith, all while living a life of deep devotion. As Pope Francis considers his canonization, Carlo's legacy offers a beacon of hope, particularly for the millennial generation, demonstrating that faith and technology can coexist beautifully in the modern world. Carlo Acutis, born in London in 1991, displayed an exceptional aptitude for technology from an early age. His family relocated to Milan, where his tech skills flourished. Remarkably, Carlo taught himself to code using university-level textbooks while still in elementary school. His technical prowess was not merely a hobby; he dedicated his abilities to his faith, creating a website to document Eucharistic miracles globally. He also managed websites for local Catholic organizations, demonstrating his commitment to using technology for the greater good. Despite his technological genius, Carlo's faith was the cornerstone of his life. Raised in a non-religious household, his spiritual journey began early. At three years old, he expressed a desire to visit churches, and by seven, he was so eager to receive Holy Communion that he persuaded the local priest to allow him to do so ahead of the typical age requirement. Carlo's deep curiosity about his faith even inspired his mother, Antonia Salzano, to study theology to answer his profound questions, rekindling her own faith in the process. Carlo's admiration for St. Francis of Assisi and his commitment to aiding the poor influenced his wish to be buried in Assisi. This town, which he frequently visited, holds his remains in a sanctuary where pilgrims come to honor him. His heart, displayed in a reliquary in the St. Francis Basilica, signifies his enduring connection to the saint he so admired. The path to Carlo's sainthood gained momentum with the recognition of two miracles attributed to him. The first involved a Brazilian boy healed from a rare pancreatic disorder. The second, more recent miracle, concerned a woman from Costa Rica whose daughter suffered severe head trauma in a bicycle accident. After the family prayed at Carlo's tomb, the daughter began an unexpected recovery, further solidifying Carlo's candidacy for sainthood. Pope Francis's consideration of Carlo Acutis for sainthood underscores his extraordinary legacy. Carlo, a young tech enthusiast, seamlessly integrated his skills with his devout faith, leaving a lasting impact. His story is a powerful testament to the harmonious coexistence of faith and technology, offering a source of inspiration and hope, particularly for millennials. As his canonization progresses, Carlo Acutis stands as a symbol of modern sanctity, embodying the spirit of dedication, innovation, and deep religious devotion. The potential significance of Pope Francis's decision to canonize Carlo Acutis extends far beyond his individual story. This move could signal a deliberate effort by the Pope to connect with younger generations, demonstrating that sainthood and deep religious commitment are not confined to historical figures but can also resonate with modern-day individuals who engage with technology and contemporary life. By elevating a millennial to sainthood, Pope Francis is emphasizing that faith is accessible and relevant to all, regardless of age or era. Carlo's canonization could inspire young people worldwide, showing them that their skills and interests, such as technology, can be harmoniously integrated with their spiritual lives. It suggests that the Church values the contributions of youth and sees their potential to lead meaningful, faith-driven lives. This recognition of a modern, tech-savvy saint may encourage a new wave of young Catholics to engage more deeply with their faith, finding new ways to express and live out their beliefs in today's world. Overall, Carlo Acutis's journey to sainthood represents a bridge between tradition and modernity, offering a profound message that holiness is achievable in the context of contemporary life. It highlights the universal and timeless nature of faith, capable of adapting and thriving in any era. Thanks for listening - Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The Millennial Saint: Carlo Acutis, Tech Whiz and Eucharistic Champion Pope Francis has taken a significant step towards making Carlo Acutis the first millennial saint. This 15-year-old Italian prodigy, who tragically passed away from leukemia in 2006, left a remarkable legacy that transcended generations. Born in London in 1991, Carlo moved with his Italian parents to Milan as a child. Despite his young age, Carlo possessed a remarkable aptitude for technology. While still in elementary school, he taught himself to code using university-level textbooks. This natural talent wasn't just for personal amusement; Carlo used his tech skills for good, creating a website to document Eucharistic miracles around the world. His passion for faith wasn't limited to the virtual realm – he also volunteered to manage websites for local Catholic organizations. Carlo's faith, however, blossomed well before his technological prowess. Raised in a non-religious household, Carlo surprised everyone with his deep devotion from a young age. At just three years old, he'd ask to visit churches whenever they passed one. By the age of seven, his desire to receive Holy Communion was so strong that he convinced the priest to make an exception to the usual age requirement. His inquisitive nature about his faith even inspired his mother, Antonia Salzano, to pursue theological studies in order to answer his questions. This journey rekindled her own faith. Carlo's dedication to his faith and his love for St. Francis of Assisi, known for his commitment to the poor, led him to request being buried in Assisi after his passing. The Umbrian town became a cherished destination for him during his short life. His remains, clad in his favorite tracksuit and sneakers, now lie in a sanctuary in Assisi, where he is revered by pilgrims. His heart is even displayed in a reliquary within the St. Francis Basilica. The recent recognition of a second miracle attributed to Carlo paves the way for his official sainthood. The first miracle involved the healing of a Brazilian boy from a rare pancreatic disorder. The second miracle involved a woman from Costa Rica whose daughter suffered severe head trauma from a bicycle accident. After praying at Carlo's tomb, the young woman miraculously began to recover. Carlo Acutis' story is a unique and inspiring one. A tech-savvy teenager who used his skills to promote his faith, all while living a life of deep devotion. As Pope Francis considers his canonization, Carlo's legacy offers a beacon of hope, particularly for the millennial generation, demonstrating that faith and technology can coexist beautifully in the modern world. Carlo Acutis, born in London in 1991, displayed an exceptional aptitude for technology from an early age. His family relocated to Milan, where his tech skills flourished. Remarkably, Carlo taught himself to code using university-level textbooks while still in elementary school. His technical prowess was not merely a hobby; he dedicated his abilities to his faith, creating a website to document Eucharistic miracles globally. He also managed websites for local Catholic organizations, demonstrating his commitment to using technology for the greater good. Despite his technological genius, Carlo's faith was the cornerstone of his life. Raised in a non-religious household, his spiritual journey began early. At three years old, he expressed a desire to visit churches, and by seven, he was so eager to receive Holy Communion that he persuaded the local priest to allow him to do so ahead of the typical age requirement. Carlo's deep curiosity about his faith even inspired his mother, Antonia Salzano, to study theology to answer his profound questions, rekindling her own faith in the process. Carlo's admiration for St. Francis of Assisi and his commitment to aiding the poor influenced his wish to be buried in Assisi. This town, which he frequently visited, holds his remains in a sanctuary where pilgrims come to honor him. His heart, displayed in a reliquary in the St. Francis Basilica, signifies his enduring connection to the saint he so admired. The path to Carlo's sainthood gained momentum with the recognition of two miracles attributed to him. The first involved a Brazilian boy healed from a rare pancreatic disorder. The second, more recent miracle, concerned a woman from Costa Rica whose daughter suffered severe head trauma in a bicycle accident. After the family prayed at Carlo's tomb, the daughter began an unexpected recovery, further solidifying Carlo's candidacy for sainthood. Pope Francis's consideration of Carlo Acutis for sainthood underscores his extraordinary legacy. Carlo, a young tech enthusiast, seamlessly integrated his skills with his devout faith, leaving a lasting impact. His story is a powerful testament to the harmonious coexistence of faith and technology, offering a source of inspiration and hope, particularly for millennials. As his canonization progresses, Carlo Acutis stands as a symbol of modern sanctity, embodying the spirit of dedication, innovation, and deep religious devotion. The potential significance of Pope Francis's decision to canonize Carlo Acutis extends far beyond his individual story. This move could signal a deliberate effort by the Pope to connect with younger generations, demonstrating that sainthood and deep religious commitment are not confined to historical figures but can also resonate with modern-day individuals who engage with technology and contemporary life. By elevating a millennial to sainthood, Pope Francis is emphasizing that faith is accessible and relevant to all, regardless of age or era. Carlo's canonization could inspire young people worldwide, showing them that their skills and interests, such as technology, can be harmoniously integrated with their spiritual lives. It suggests that the Church values the contributions of youth and sees their potential to lead meaningful, faith-driven lives. This recognition of a modern, tech-savvy saint may encourage a new wave of young Catholics to engage more deeply with their faith, finding new ways to express and live out their beliefs in today's world. Overall, Carlo Acutis's journey to sainthood represents a bridge between tradition and modernity, offering a profound message that holiness is achievable in the context of contemporary life. It highlights the universal and timeless nature of faith, capable of adapting and thriving in any era. Thanks for listening - Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The Millennial Saint:

Easter Reflections

We have a collection of Easter Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday Sermons for your to enjoy and be encouraged from.

EASTER 2024 - Crossroads

This is a series of channeled conversations with the Council of Twelve, a group of higher dimensional entities tasked with overseeing the Earth experiment. We discuss ascension, philosophy, prophecy, scripture, and spirituality as we try to recover lost knowledge.This podcast is Value4Value and that means that if you have found this conversation valuable, we ask that you return the value back at whatever you think it is worth. That means spending your time to share this podcast with other people or participating in social media, using your talent to help produce it with music and art, or donating your treasure through boosting via Podcasting 2.0 applications like <a href="https://fountain.fm/">Fountain</a>.

This is a series of channeled conversations with the Council of Twelve, a group of higher dimensional entities tasked with overseeing the Earth experiment. We discuss ascension, philosophy, prophecy, scripture, and spirituality as we try to recover lost knowledge. This podcast is Value4Value and that means that if you have found this conversation valuable, we ask that you return the value back at whatever you think it is worth. That means spending your time to share this podcast with other people or participating in social media, using your talent to help produce it with music and art, or donating your treasure through boosting via Podcasting 2.0 applications like Fountain.

This is a series of channeled conversations with the Council of Twelve, a group of higher dimensional entities tasked with overseeing the Earth experiment. We discuss ascension, philosophy, prophecy, scripture, and spirituality as we try to recover lost knowledge.This podcast is Value4Value and that means that if you have found this conversation valuable, we ask that you return the value back at whatever you think it is worth. That means spending your time to share this podcast with other people or participating in social media, using your talent to help produce it with music and art, or donating your treasure through boosting via Podcasting 2.0 applications like <a href="https://fountain.fm/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fountain</a>.

Laura D Channels Podcast

Welcome to Healed and Still Healing, a transformative journey of faith, reflection, and growth. After much contemplation, I've decided to rebrand from The Diary of a Depressed Black Woman to embrace a new chapter in my life—one where I intertwine my mental health journey with the powerful truths of the Bible. In this podcast, I’ll continue to share my experiences and the misconceptions I've battled, but now with the guidance and strength I find in my faith. God has become an integral part of my healing process, and I believe His wisdom can inspire others as well. For those who are willing to embark on this journey with me, thank you for your patience and support as we explore healing together. Let's navigate the complexities of life, uplift one another, and discover the hope and freedom that comes from a heart rooted in faith in God.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to Healed and Still Healing, a transformative journey of faith, reflection, and growth. After much contemplation, I've decided to rebrand from The Diary of a Depressed Black Woman to embrace a new chapter in my life—one where I intertwine my mental health journey with the powerful truths of the Bible. In this podcast, I’ll continue to share my experiences and the misconceptions I've battled, but now with the guidance and strength I find in my faith. God has become an integral part of my healing process, and I believe His wisdom can inspire others as well. For those who are willing to embark on this journey with me, thank you for your patience and support as we explore healing together. Let's navigate the complexities of life, uplift one another, and discover the hope and freedom that comes from a heart rooted in faith in God. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Healed and Still Healing, a transformative journey of faith, reflection, and growth. After much contemplation, I've decided to rebrand from The Diary of a Depressed Black Woman to embrace a new chapter in my life—one where I intertwine my mental health journey with the powerful truths of the Bible. In this podcast, I’ll continue to share my experiences and the misconceptions I've battled, but now with the guidance and strength I find in my faith. God has become an integral part of my healing process, and I believe His wisdom can inspire others as well. For those who are willing to embark on this journey with me, thank you for your patience and support as we explore healing together. Let's navigate the complexities of life, uplift one another, and discover the hope and freedom that comes from a heart rooted in faith in God. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Healed and Still Healing

Este é o podcast dos Capuchinhos de Minas Gerais.
Aqui você vai encontras vários conteúdos relacionados ao carisma dos Frades Capuchinhos de Minas Gerais como: Reflexões do Evangelho, dicas de musicas franciscanas, histórias, devoções, poesias, missão, santos e etc...

Este é o podcast dos Capuchinhos de Minas Gerais. Aqui você vai encontras vários conteúdos relacionados ao carisma dos Frades Capuchinhos de Minas Gerais como: Reflexões do Evangelho, dicas de musicas franciscanas, histórias, devoções, poesias, missão, santos e etc...

Franciscanos Capuchinhos de Minas Gerais

Mill-Maħżen tal-ArmarFl-okkażjoni tat-30 anniversarju, il-media team tal-Kummissjoni Festa Esterna Fgura qiegħed iħejji numru ta' intervisti ma' diversi membri li ffurmaw parti mill-Għaqda tagħna matul dan il-perjodu.

Mill-Maħżen tal-Armar Fl-okkażjoni tat-30 anniversarju, il-media team tal-Kummissjoni Festa Esterna Fgura qiegħed iħejji numru ta' intervisti ma' diversi membri li ffurmaw parti mill-Għaqda tagħna matul dan il-perjodu.

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You work strengthen your mind and body with education, exercise, and good food. But how do you strengthen your soul? The soul is the third but most important part of being alive after your body and your intellect. It gives meaning and connection to life. In this series of podcasts and the accompanying website, H. Sajidah Kazmi, MA, MBA presents ancient teachings revised for the modern world to heal, regenerate, strengthen, and elevate your soul, lifting it to the great heights it is meant to achieve. For free downloads and to subscribe, see www.sajidahkazmi.com.

You work strengthen your mind and body with education, exercise, and good food. But how do you strengthen your soul? The soul is the third but most important part of being alive after your body and your intellect. It gives meaning and connection to life. In this series of podcasts and the accompanying website, H. Sajidah Kazmi, MA, MBA presents ancient teachings revised for the modern world to heal, regenerate, strengthen, and elevate your soul, lifting it to the great heights it is meant to achieve. For free downloads and to subscribe, see www.sajidahkazmi.com.

MasterClass For The Soul

Expand is a podcast where we expand and share thoughts on questions, lessons, and sermons in hopes of sparking the same within our listeners.

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Dr. Wendy Rhodes is an Emotional Wound Care Coach & Expert, specializing in providing a safe/confidential space for men, women and children to heal from emotional traumas to experience Self Love Redefined which is Beautifully Integrated with Love so that We’re Overcoming the Unhealed with Necessity and Determination. You are “Not” your trauma! I use my 20+ years of experience and knowledge as a Wound Care Nurse to relate the natural stages of wounds to the spiritual stages of wounds to bring about healing to the soul.

Dr. Wendy Rhodes is an Emotional Wound Care Coach &amp; Expert, specializing in providing a safe/confidential space for men, women and children to heal from emotional traumas to experience Self Love Redefined which is Beautifully Integrated with Love so that We’re Overcoming the Unhealed with Necessity and Determination. You are “Not” your trauma! I use my 20+ years of experience and knowledge as a Wound Care Nurse to relate the natural stages of wounds to the spiritual stages of wounds to bring about healing to the soul.

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