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INTRODUCTION: The apostle Paul wrote 1 Corinthians from the city of Ephesus in the Roman province of Asia (16:8,19), most likely within the period between Passover and Pentecost (16:8; cf. Lev. 23), and therefore in the Spring of the year. It is unclear whether this was the Spring of A.D.53, 54, or 55. He wrote, in any case, near the end of his three-year ministry in Ephesus (1 Cor. 16:5-9; cf. Acts 19:1-22) during his third missionary journey.The city of Corinth sat on the isthmus connecting the Greek mainland with the Peloponnesian peninsula. This location made it a flourishing crossroads for sea traffic between the Aegean region and the western Mediterranean. It was a place where many cultures and religions mingled. Since it was a Roman colony, Roman law and customs were important, particularly among the upper classes, but many "gods" and "lords" found a home in Corinth (8:5).The worship of these gods wasfully integrated into governmental affairs, civic festivals, trade guilds, social clubs, and everyday life in general. Corinth was also a destination for traveling professional orators who charged a fee for attendance at their entertaining rhetorical displays and advised people on how to advance socially.

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Predici cu Beniamin Faragau din cadrul programului Istoria Binecuvantarii. In cea mai mare parte, predicile sunt inregistrate in Biserica Baptista nr. 3 "Iris" din Cluj-Napoca, Romania.br /
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Pentru mai multe informatii ne puteti vizita la http://www.ib-ro.org sau http://www.bisericairis.ro

Predici cu Beniamin Faragau din cadrul programului Istoria Binecuvantarii. In cea mai mare parte, predicile sunt inregistrate in Biserica Baptista nr. 3 "Iris" din Cluj-Napoca, Romania.br / br / Pentru mai multe informatii ne puteti vizita la http://www.ib-ro.org sau http://www.bisericairis.ro

Fundatia Istoria Binecuvantarii - Coloseni

WebPreach is a small conservative ministry answering the gospel call to reach the lost and wake up the sleeping church. WebPreach focuses on preaching the truth, encouraging the Christian, bringing sinners to repentance, and glorifying our Father in Heaven without compromise. WebPreach gives sermons that sound the alarm without compromising God's Word. WebPreach provides interviews that challenge today's believer and unbeliever to motivate and to inform the world. WebPreach News keeps you informed on Bible prophecy as it unfolds and the latest headlines from a Christian perspective. As the approaching of the return of Jesus Christ draws near WebPreach will continue on the front lines of the spiritual battlefield.

WebPreach is a small conservative ministry answering the gospel call to reach the lost and wake up the sleeping church. WebPreach focuses on preaching the truth, encouraging the Christian, bringing sinners to repentance, and glorifying our Father in Heaven without compromise.WebPreach gives sermons that sound the alarm without compromising God's Word. WebPreach provides interviews that challenge today's believer and unbeliever to motivate and to inform the world. WebPreach News keeps you informed on Bible prophecy as it unfolds and the latest headlines from a Christian perspective.As the approaching of the return of Jesus Christ draws near WebPreach will continue on the front lines of the spiritual battlefield.

WebPreach is a small conservative ministry answering the gospel call to reach the lost and wake up the sleeping church. WebPreach focuses on preaching the truth, encouraging the Christian, bringing sinners to repentance, and glorifying our Father in Heaven without compromise. WebPreach gives sermons that sound the alarm without compromising God's Word. WebPreach provides interviews that challenge today's believer and unbeliever to motivate and to inform the world. WebPreach News keeps you informed on Bible prophecy as it unfolds and the latest headlines from a Christian perspective. As the approaching of the return of Jesus Christ draws near WebPreach will continue on the front lines of the spiritual battlefield.

WebPreach

Articles publiés sur Un Héraut dans le net, Pascal Denault

Articles du Héraut

A Roman Catholic, Non-Commercial, and Educational, radio station broadcasting on a frequency of 88.5 MHz (FM) in the New Bedford, Massachusetts.  The mission of Radio CorMariae, operated by the Franciscans of the Immaculate, is to bring all souls to the Heart of Jesus in the “shortest, surest, most beautiful way” (St. Maximilian M. Kolbe) – through the Heart of Mary, His Mother – for the maximum glory of God.

A Roman Catholic, Non-Commercial, and Educational, radio station broadcasting on a frequency of 88.5 MHz (FM) in the New Bedford, Massachusetts. The mission of Radio CorMariae, operated by the Franciscans of the Immaculate, is to bring all souls to the Heart of Jesus in the “shortest, surest, most beautiful way” (St. Maximilian M. Kolbe) – through the Heart of Mary, His Mother – for the maximum glory of God.

Radio CorMariae

Portadown Elim Podcast

Pam Rohr (Santa Barbara) Offers experience, advice and strategies on how to blend your stepfamily into a cohesive, loving family.

Blending Your StepFamily

First Church (PCA) - Lansing, IL

Bibleical Holy Spirit inspired teachings and preaching from Rock Harbor Church in Ravia, Oklahoma. 

If you would like to know more about us or have a prayer request we are on Facebook

 https://www.facebook.com/rockharbor.church.1

or you can email us at 
victory_ofjesus@yahoo.com 

We would love to hear where you are listening from. To God be all the glory and praise, may you be blessed mightily to stand strong for the kingdom of God.

Bibleical Holy Spirit inspired teachings and preaching from Rock Harbor Church in Ravia, Oklahoma. If you would like to know more about us or have a prayer request we are on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rockharbor.church.1 or you can email us at victory_ofjesus@yahoo.com We would love to hear where you are listening from. To God be all the glory and praise, may you be blessed mightily to stand strong for the kingdom of God.

ROCK HARBOR CHURCH

Cemetery Reflections :: A Video Podcast by NCR with The SunShining.
Reflections at a Cemetery.
Reflections to inspire people to live life to the fullest.
And take advantage of life while you still have it.
And to smile while you still have teeth.
Also, I want to encourage you to be light while you still have a life!
(https://cemeteryreflections.weebly.com/)

Cemetery Reflections :: A Video Podcast by NCR with The SunShining. Reflections at a Cemetery. Reflections to inspire people to live life to the fullest. And take advantage of life while you still have it. And to smile while you still have teeth. Also, I want to encourage you to be light while you still have a life! (https://cemeteryreflections.weebly.com/)

Cemetery Reflections

Renungan Firman Tuhan untuk Anak dan Sapaan dari Sekolah Minggu GKIm Hosanna.

God's Zone

Christian Topics
Life Applicable Teaching
Message to encourage and inspire all people to live life (through Christ) to the fullest!
Email:fulloflifesd@gmail.com
Write Us: P.O Box 121411 San Diego, CA 92101.
Twitter@fulloflifesd
Instagram: full of Life Ministries 
YouTube Channel: Full of Life Ministries 
Cash App: fulloflifeSD
Venmo: @ Pastor Phil

Christian Topics Life Applicable Teaching Message to encourage and inspire all people to live life (through Christ) to the fullest! Email:fulloflifesd@gmail.com Write Us: P.O Box 121411 San Diego, CA 92101. Twitter@fulloflifesd Instagram: full of Life Ministries YouTube Channel: Full of Life Ministries Cash App: fulloflifeSD Venmo: @ Pastor Phil

Full of Life Ministries Of San Diego

Tenho aprendido muito sobre MUDANÇAS, e ao tentar dá meu coração a esse propósito decidir compartilhar e testemunhar o agir de Deus. Por que ás coisas mais importantes da vida tem um preço. E é nesse sacrifício que encontramos nosso verdadeiro tesouro.

Deixe a luz de Cristo brilhar em você!

Sunday Worship Service: come learn about the word of God by exploring our everyday lifestyle and seeing how the Bible influences our life. Turn the pages of your life by adding the biblical principles. Come empty and leave full and empowered.

Sunday Worship

Recordings of teachings on Zoom regarding a variety of Jewish topics.

Learning at Der Nister

A podcast of York Evangelical Free Church of York, Nebraska, "Where the Word of God meets ears, minds, and hearts and by his grace grows a great harvest. "

Good Soil

Deseamos sensibilizar a la mujer para que así ella decida restaurar su corazón y renovar su mente, descubriendo por ella misma lo virtuosa y talentosa que es, gracias a un Padre que la ama.

Contacto De Mujer

Der Podcast direkt aus, in, um und um Kirche und Gesellschaft herum.
 Produziert aus der Sakristei, dem Raum hinter der Kirche, wo immer alles rumliegt.

Der Podcast direkt aus, in, um und um Kirche und Gesellschaft herum. Produziert aus der Sakristei, dem Raum hinter der Kirche, wo immer alles rumliegt.

1-2-Sakristei

Vienna Young Adults is a ministry that reaches university students and young adults in Vienna, Austria. VYA is a very multicultural and diverse community.  We exist to see students and young adults know and experience Christ and the life he has for them.   Here you can find messages from our Wednesday night services, discussions, and conversations.

Vienna Young Adults is a ministry that reaches university students and young adults in Vienna, Austria. VYA is a very multicultural and diverse community. We exist to see students and young adults know and experience Christ and the life he has for them. Here you can find messages from our Wednesday night services, discussions, and conversations.

The VYA Podcast

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- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

- Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

OJOS MÁS ABIERTOS

Do we, Christians, support public policies that are incongruent with a biblical worldview? And if so, how would we know? How should a biblical worldview inform our approach to Criminal Justice, Education, Immigration, Illegal Drugs, Taxes, and more from a public policy standpoint? We can all think critically about these subjects even if we are not experts in a specific area, but are we thinking biblically about them? Or is it possible that, as believers with a biblical worldview, we still need to thoroughly consider our approach to these subjects in light of how Jesus handled the relevant situations of His day?  Should we not at least consider the possibility that our approach is influenced more by the world’s norms and ethics than by Jesus? Is it possible that what Jesus said then could still have a powerful impact on today’s politics in precisely the place where ethics meets public policy? I think so.  Consider what Jesus said to believers who were in a country occupied by a foreign superpower:  "Observe those who bring about harmonious relationships between opposing people; they assuredly are fortuned with the 'good life,' for they shall be called the sons and daughters of God."   The good life. You know, the kind of blessed life everybody desires to have.   Jesus says it is for the peacemakers.   Not the Machiavellian power colluders playing all the right angles, scheming for all the advantages, and securing whatever they can for themselves.  No, not them. And not the moral legalists, either, who are diligent about keeping themselves untarnished by the messiness of life. No, not them. Nor the armed revolutionaries, confident in their just cause. No, to Jesus, the good life, the blessed life, belongs to those who step into the messiness of life and attempt to bring about some harmony from the conflict.   Those folks, the risk takers, they’re living the ‘good life.’ Will they be successful in their attempts for peace? Perhaps.  That doesn’t diminish their flourishing because it is in the doing, not necessarily in the successful outcome.   Those in conflict may have reasons to want to keep the conflict alive.  Consider the foreign military officer, the Roman commander, and the local revolutionary fighter, the Jewish Zealot.  One or both of them may have seemingly rational reasons for not wanting peace.   Nevertheless, a peacemaker will try to bring these two opposing sides together in some harmonious relationship.  This is no trivial matter.   Even if those two directly involved truly appreciate the peacemaker, many others within the broader sphere of political influence may not be so pleased. Okay, so what’s the point? Everyone has reasons to justify their strong positions of opposition against one another. Roman commander vs Jewish Zealot; Democrat vs. Republican. The list could go on and on and always will.  Why? Because divisiveness is easy.“Staying out of it” is easy.Apathy is easy.But peacemaking is not.It wasn’t then. It isn’t now. But it does lead to the Good Life. Don’t we believers want as much of it as possible?  We must reconsider how our worldview shapes our approach to today's relevant, often contentious subjects, and how to engage those entrenched in political opposition, which sometimes includes ourselves.  #CultureQuestioning #KingdomBuilding #DiscipleMaking

Do we, Christians, support public policies that are incongruent with a biblical worldview? And if so, how would we know? How should a biblical worldview inform our approach to Criminal Justice, Education, Immigration, Illegal Drugs, Taxes, and more from a public policy standpoint? We can all think critically about these subjects even if we are not experts in a specific area, but are we thinking biblically about them? Or is it possible that, as believers with a biblical worldview, we still need to thoroughly consider our approach to these subjects in light of how Jesus handled the relevant situations of His day? Should we not at least consider the possibility that our approach is influenced more by the world’s norms and ethics than by Jesus? Is it possible that what Jesus said then could still have a powerful impact on today’s politics in precisely the place where ethics meets public policy? I think so. Consider what Jesus said to believers who were in a country occupied by a foreign superpower: "Observe those who bring about harmonious relationships between opposing people; they assuredly are fortuned with the 'good life,' for they shall be called the sons and daughters of God." The good life. You know, the kind of blessed life everybody desires to have. Jesus says it is for the peacemakers. Not the Machiavellian power colluders playing all the right angles, scheming for all the advantages, and securing whatever they can for themselves. No, not them. And not the moral legalists, either, who are diligent about keeping themselves untarnished by the messiness of life. No, not them. Nor the armed revolutionaries, confident in their just cause. No, to Jesus, the good life, the blessed life, belongs to those who step into the messiness of life and attempt to bring about some harmony from the conflict. Those folks, the risk takers, they’re living the ‘good life.’ Will they be successful in their attempts for peace? Perhaps. That doesn’t diminish their flourishing because it is in the doing, not necessarily in the successful outcome. Those in conflict may have reasons to want to keep the conflict alive. Consider the foreign military officer, the Roman commander, and the local revolutionary fighter, the Jewish Zealot. One or both of them may have seemingly rational reasons for not wanting peace. Nevertheless, a peacemaker will try to bring these two opposing sides together in some harmonious relationship. This is no trivial matter. Even if those two directly involved truly appreciate the peacemaker, many others within the broader sphere of political influence may not be so pleased. Okay, so what’s the point? Everyone has reasons to justify their strong positions of opposition against one another. Roman commander vs Jewish Zealot; Democrat vs. Republican. The list could go on and on and always will. Why? Because divisiveness is easy. “Staying out of it” is easy. Apathy is easy. But peacemaking is not. It wasn’t then. It isn’t now. But it does lead to the Good Life. Don’t we believers want as much of it as possible? We must reconsider how our worldview shapes our approach to today's relevant, often contentious subjects, and how to engage those entrenched in political opposition, which sometimes includes ourselves. #CultureQuestioning #KingdomBuilding #DiscipleMaking

Do we, Christians, support public policies that are incongruent with a biblical worldview? And if so, how would we know? How should a biblical worldview inform our approach to Criminal Justice, Education, Immigration, Illegal Drugs, Taxes, and more from a public policy standpoint? We can all think critically about these subjects even if we are not experts in a specific area, but are we thinking biblically about them? Or is it possible that, as believers with a biblical worldview, we still need to thoroughly consider our approach to these subjects in light of how Jesus handled the relevant situations of His day?&nbsp; Should we not at least consider the possibility that our approach is influenced more by the world’s norms and ethics than by Jesus? Is it possible that what Jesus said then could still have a powerful impact on today’s politics in precisely the place where ethics meets public policy? I think so.&nbsp; Consider what Jesus said to believers who were in a country occupied by a foreign superpower:&nbsp; "Observe those who bring about harmonious relationships between opposing people; they assuredly are fortuned with the 'good life,' for they shall be called the sons and daughters of God." &nbsp; The good life. You know, the kind of blessed life everybody desires to have. &nbsp; Jesus says it is for the peacemakers. &nbsp; Not the Machiavellian power colluders playing all the right angles, scheming for all the advantages, and securing whatever they can for themselves.&nbsp; No, not them. And not the moral legalists, either, who are diligent about keeping themselves untarnished by the messiness of life. No, not them. Nor the armed revolutionaries, confident in their just cause. No, to Jesus, the good life, the blessed life, belongs to those who step into the messiness of life and attempt to bring about some harmony from the conflict. &nbsp; Those folks, the risk takers, they’re living the ‘good life.’ Will they be successful in their attempts for peace? Perhaps.&nbsp; That doesn’t diminish their flourishing because it is in the doing, not necessarily in the successful outcome. &nbsp; Those in conflict may have reasons to want to keep the conflict alive.&nbsp; Consider the foreign military officer, the Roman commander, and the local revolutionary fighter, the Jewish Zealot.&nbsp; One or both of them may have seemingly rational reasons for not wanting peace. &nbsp; Nevertheless, a peacemaker will try to bring these two opposing sides together in some harmonious relationship.&nbsp; This is no trivial matter. &nbsp; Even if those two directly involved truly appreciate the peacemaker, many others within the broader sphere of political influence may not be so pleased. Okay, so what’s the point? Everyone has reasons to justify their strong positions of opposition against one another. Roman commander vs Jewish Zealot; Democrat vs. Republican. The list could go on and on and always will.&nbsp; Why? Because divisiveness is easy.“Staying out of it” is easy.Apathy is easy.But peacemaking is not.It wasn’t then. It isn’t now. But it does lead to the Good Life. Don’t we believers want as much of it as possible?&nbsp; We must reconsider how our worldview shapes our approach to today's relevant, often contentious subjects, and how to engage those entrenched in political opposition, which sometimes includes ourselves.&nbsp; #CultureQuestioning #KingdomBuilding #DiscipleMaking

Just a Thinker

Maran Ovadia Yosef was born to Georgia and Yaakov on 12 Tishrei, 5681 (1920) in Baghdad, Iraq.

In 1924, at the age of four, he immigrated with his family to the Land of Israel, where they settled in Jerusalem's Beit Israel neighborhood. He studied at the Bnei Zion yeshiva in the Bukharim neighborhood and, from 1933, continued at the Porat Yosef yeshiva in the Old City. Hacham Ezra Attiah ZT"L, the Rosh Yeshiva, was his spiritual mentor.

In 1937, when he was 18 years of age, he was sent to replace Hacham Douek at Ohel Rachel, the Persian community's synagogue.

Maran Ovadia Yosef was born to Georgia and Yaakov on 12 Tishrei, 5681 (1920) in Baghdad, Iraq. In 1924, at the age of four, he immigrated with his family to the Land of Israel, where they settled in Jerusalem's Beit Israel neighborhood. He studied at the Bnei Zion yeshiva in the Bukharim neighborhood and, from 1933, continued at the Porat Yosef yeshiva in the Old City. Hacham Ezra Attiah ZT"L, the Rosh Yeshiva, was his spiritual mentor. In 1937, when he was 18 years of age, he was sent to replace Hacham Douek at Ohel Rachel, the Persian community's synagogue.

Maran Hacham Ovadia Yosef הרב עובדיה יוסף זצ"ל

Join us on The Glennon Factor as we uncover the incredible stories and meaningful connections that make SSM Health Cardinal Glennon  Children’s Hospital an amazing place. Check out our trailer and get ready for an inspiring journey ahead! This podcast is produced by SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Foundation.

Join us on The Glennon Factor as we uncover the incredible stories and meaningful connections that make SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital an amazing place. Check out our trailer and get ready for an inspiring journey ahead! This podcast is produced by SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Foundation.

The Glennon Factor

A study in the word of God, each week we’ll take a quick look at scripture and unpack it to help us in our daily living

A Few Minutes in The Word

We hope to bring the truth of God to wherever you are.&nbsp;

We hope to bring the truth of God to wherever you are. 

ReSoul Church's Podcast

Chapter 1 in the New Testament Book of Revelation

Revelation Chapter 1

Shady Sayed, also spelled Shady al-Sayed or Shady Sayed, is a contemporary Egyptian Quran reciter known for his murattal-style murattal recitation in the Hafs ‘an ‘Asim riwāyah. His recorded portfolio includes complete renditions of Surahs like Al-Qariʿah and Al-A‘lā, which are featured in established digital Qur’anic archives.

He delivers his recitation with steady pacing, clear Tajwīd, and a calm, devotional tone—qualities that make his recordings well-suited for both prayer and personal reflection. His presence in reputable Hafs recitation directories indicates traditional Quranic training and recognition among listeners seeking focused and refined Qur’anic recitation.



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Masmidim

Coming to you from the great Northwoods, this podcast seeks to be uplifting and encouraging as we talk about whatever we find interesting: animals, the outdoors, stories, authors, current events, and Bible study.

The Lift Bridge

i write about living life well... UNBOUND

Identity – James Tippins

Welcome to The Great Undoing™ where we explore the nature of self, the architecture of the subconscious, what reality actually is, and how the systems we live in were designed to limit our potential - and what you can do to reclaim your power.

UNDO with Jericha Szlo

一期一位皇帝，用女性视角，挖掘寻常历史中的不～寻～常～，一口气干到三十年。

俺也一样

God in your business est un safe place pour toute femme croyante, entreprenante, porteuses de projets ambitieux. Il aborde plusieurs sujets autours de l'entrepreneuriat et plus particulièrement sur les enjeux qu'impliquent ce milieu, ainsi que de notre relation avec Dieu.A travers lui, toi Lady, découvre ton don et comment l'exploiter.Je m'appelle Josiane Mpemba, artiste, entrepreneuse et passionnée de la mode, l'acceptation du don réçu et la mise en pratique de celui-ci m'ont conduitent vers la discipline et me voilà transformer en une jeune femme majestueuse et remplis de bonne volonté pour les autres. J'ai trouvé sens à ma vie et à travers God in your business, je veux t'aider, toi, Lady à croître dans ta foi vers la réussite.<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

God in your business est un safe place pour toute femme croyante, entreprenante, porteuses de projets ambitieux. Il aborde plusieurs sujets autours de l'entrepreneuriat et plus particulièrement sur les enjeux qu'impliquent ce milieu, ainsi que de notre relation avec Dieu.A travers lui, toi Lady, découvre ton don et comment l'exploiter.Je m'appelle Josiane Mpemba, artiste, entrepreneuse et passionnée de la mode, l'acceptation du don réçu et la mise en pratique de celui-ci m'ont conduitent vers la discipline et me voilà transformer en une jeune femme majestueuse et remplis de bonne volonté pour les autres. J'ai trouvé sens à ma vie et à travers God in your business, je veux t'aider, toi, Lady à croître dans ta foi vers la réussite. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

God in your business est un safe place pour toute femme croyante, entreprenante, porteuses de projets ambitieux. Il aborde plusieurs sujets autours de l'entrepreneuriat et plus particulièrement sur les enjeux qu'impliquent ce milieu, ainsi que de notre relation avec Dieu.A travers lui, toi Lady, découvre ton don et comment l'exploiter.Je m'appelle Josiane Mpemba, artiste, entrepreneuse et passionnée de la mode, l'acceptation du don réçu et la mise en pratique de celui-ci m'ont conduitent vers la discipline et me voilà transformer en une jeune femme majestueuse et remplis de bonne volonté pour les autres. J'ai trouvé sens à ma vie et à travers God in your business, je veux t'aider, toi, Lady à croître dans ta foi vers la réussite. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

God in your business

Kiến Thức PHẬT Học, Kinh Tạng Nikaya, Vi Diệu Pháp, Con Đường Tuệ Quán, Hành trình tam học Giới Định Tuệ do Sư Giác Nguyên(Toại Khanh) giảng dạy.

youtube.com/@nguoiphuongngoai

Kiến Thức PHẬT Học, Kinh Tạng Nikaya, Vi Diệu Pháp, Con Đường Tuệ Quán, Hành trình tam học Giới Định Tuệ do Sư Giác Nguyên(Toại Khanh) giảng dạy. youtube.com/@nguoiphuongngoai

SƯ TOẠI KHANH

A comprehensive podcast to aid with personal study of the Come, Follow Me program by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Come Follow (with) Me

The Higher Calling is a podcast created by a young man in His walk with Christ, hoping to give insight and advice to help others in their daily walk with Christ. Luke 9:23 reminds us, "And he said to them all, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me." That's what we are to do!Episodes will include:<ul><li>In-depth study of sins/overcoming sins</li><li>Personal experiences/testimonies with Christ</li><li>How to be used by God</li><li>The daily life of a Christian</li><li>Biblical relationships/roles</li><li>Biblical based challenges</li><li>and much more!</li></ul>Important:All scripture will be from KJV: God's perfect word.All episodes will consist of FULL truth: (no sugar coating God's word to make us feel more comfortable).Jesus Loves You!

The Higher Calling is a podcast created by a young man in His walk with Christ, hoping to give insight and advice to help others in their daily walk with Christ. Luke 9:23 reminds us, "And he said to them all, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me." That's what we are to do! Episodes will include:In-depth study of sins/overcoming sinsPersonal experiences/testimonies with ChristHow to be used by GodThe daily life of a ChristianBiblical relationships/rolesBiblical based challengesand much more!Important: All scripture will be from KJV: God's perfect word. All episodes will consist of FULL truth: (no sugar coating God's word to make us feel more comfortable). Jesus Loves You!

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