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A family rift. Debt. Finding a career you love. Heartbreak. Tap into 3,000 years of Buddhist wisdom to find real solutions to life’s problems. Journalist Jihii Jolly explores her own Nichiren Buddhist community through the lives of everyday people—mechanics, CEOs, mothers, artists—who are applying t...

Health & Fitness

Mental Health

What does Buddhism say about happiness? Better yet, how do we access it and sustain it, especially when faced with difficulties? In today’s episode, Rachel Salomonsen and Jim Krampf talk us through two of the biggest challenges to our happiness—our relationships with loved ones and situations in which we are faced with impossibly difficult circumstances. Here’s the key takeaway: By chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo and taking full responsibility for our happiness, we can become people of conviction and tolerance—key qualities of a life of sustainable happiness. 

Note: Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems is supported by subscriptions to SGI-USA publications. It will be published every other month. For access to past podcasts, the print and online editions of World Tribune and Living Buddhism and the new World Tribune app, visit worldtribune.org.

Sustainable Happiness

Love is complicated, whether it’s finding a partner, making a relationship work or healing from heartbreak. Today we’re discussing what we can learn from Buddhism about how to navigate its highs and lows. The episode features the unique relationship journeys of three individuals, Tanisha Coleman, Rafael Valentin and Sara Luther, and how each used their Buddhist practice to find happiness. Here’s the key takeaway: In order To find lasting, value-creative love, we have to first develop self-love based on our own human revolution.

Note: Buddhist Solutions for Life’s Problems is supported by subscriptions to SGI-USA publications. It will be published every other month. For access to past podcasts, the print and online editions of World Tribune and Living Buddhism and the new World Tribune app, visit www.worldtribune.org.

Love and Relationships

The third and final story in our miniseries on Buddhism and business features the story of Toki Masubuchi, a restauranteur in Kentucky who defied the odds to build successful, community-driven Japanese-Mexican restaurants.

Key point: Chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo allows you to tap into unlimited reserves of energy and fortitude to keep working toward even the most impossible goals.

Note: This will be the final set of episodes of Buddhist Solutions of Life’s Problems. Going forward, the show will be accessible for subscribers of the SGI-USA publication, World Tribune.

Part 3: “Defying the Odds” (Buddhism and Business)

The second story in our miniseries on Buddhism and business features the story of Mitika Khera and how she used her Buddhist practice to find her voice working in a competitive corporate environment.

Key point: Never giving up is the key to victory.

Note: This will be the final set of episodes of Buddhist Solutions of Life’s Problems. Going forward, the show will be accessible for subscribers of the SGI-USA publication, World Tribune.

Part 2: “Never Giving Up” (Buddhism and Business)

The first story in our miniseries on Buddhism and business features the story of Luis Nieves, an entrepreneur with an epic story of building one of the most successful auto insurance businesses in the country, based on a desire to change his karma.

Key point: A clear sense of purpose and responsibility allows you to defy the greatest odds.

Note: This will be the final set of episodes of Buddhist Solutions of Life’s Problems. Going forward, the show will be accessible for subscribers of the SGI-USA publication, World Tribune.

Part 1: “A Clear Sense of Purpose” (Buddhism and Business)

Buddhist Solutions for Life's Problems

Dad Tired is a community of men who are taking their faith, family, and marriage very seriously. We are equipping Christian husbands and dads to lead their family well. Past guests include: Gary Chapman, Cody Carnes, John Mark Comer, John Eldredge, Bob Goff, Stephen Curtis Chapman, Risen Motherhood,...

This is part three of a four-part series through the book of Colossians, focusing specifically on chapter 3. Join us as the Dad Tired community turns to the scriptures to help shape us as husbands, fathers, and disciples.

Colossians Part 3: A Wife's Role

Dad Tired (Trailer)

This is part two of a four-part series through the book of Colossians, focusing specifically on chapter 3. Join us as the Dad Tired community turns to the scriptures to help shape us as husbands, fathers, and disciples.

Colossians Part 2: What Are You Wearing?

Today we begin a 4-part series through the book of Colossians, focusing specifically on chapter 3. Join us as the Dad Tired community turns to the scriptures to help shape us as husbands, fathers, and disciples.

Colossians Part 1: Do You Smell Like Death?

Join host Chris Hilken as he encourages every dad to take the seven question challenge.Here are the 7 Questions:Projected Value: What do you think is most important to me? Intended Value: If I could wish for one thing for you, what do you think it would be?Perceived Value: What do you think I love the most about you?Interpreted Value: What are ways that I show you love that mean the most to you?Expected Value: What are ways that I could show you better that I love you?Rejected Value: What’s one thing that I have done that you will do differently as a parent?Respected Value: What’s one thing that I have done that you will do as a parent?

The Seven Question Challenge

Dad Tired

Israel Story is an award-winning podcast that tells true stories you won't hear on the news. Hosted by Mishy Harman, the bi-weekly show brings you extraordinary tales about ordinary Israelis. The show is produced in partnership with The Jerusalem Foundation. For Hebrew episodes, see סיפור ישראלי, or...

Lihi Lapid is a celebrated photojournalist, columnist and best-selling author - of children's books, cookbooks and award-winning novels. She’s also married to Yair Lapid, the former Israeli Prime Minister and current Leader of the Opposition. In 2021 Lihi published Zarot, a sweeping tale that explores a complicated mother-daughter relationship, the tolls of immigration and the reality of marginalized groups within Israeli society. When it came out, it received glowing praise, especially from the notoriously harsh critics at Haaretz who called the novel, “a wonderful work written with restraint and wisdom.” And this spring, three years later and in what is an entirely different world, the English translation - On Her Own - was published by HarperCollins. We sat down to talk about October 7th, feminism, special needs, and what it’s like to have a major work of fiction - written by the former Prime Minister’s wife - come out in the middle of a war.
The end song is Hey Shketa ("Hey Quiet One") by Ivri Lider.
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Wartime Diaries: Lihi Lapid

It’s Yom HaZikaron again, Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terror. Since the start of the war, 1511 Israeli civilians and members of the armed forces have been killed. That's 1511 families who have joined the dreaded circle of grief and bereavement. 1511 families whose lives will never again be the same. 
Today, we share the story of one such family. A small family. One that was just starting off, really. Thirty-year-old Yuval Halivni was a reserve officer who was killed on October 9th. He left behind a wife, Amit Halivni Bar-Peled, who is a pastry chef and makes amazingly elaborate wedding cakes, and a little boy, Jon-Jon, who was less than two when his dad was killed.
The end song is Hatishma Koli ("Hear My Voice") by Rivka Revivo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wartime Diaries: Amit Halivni Bar-Peled

Forty-seven-year-old Tzvika Mor is from the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba, near Hebron. His son, Eitan, was kidnapped from the Nova Festival, where he had been working as a security guard. In fact, Eitan was only kidnapped in the afternoon of October 7th, after spending nearly nine hours evacuating injured party-goers to safe locations nearby. During that whole time Eitan heroically returned to the festival grounds again and again, under fire, to save complete strangers. At around 15:30 he was himself taken by terrorists and driven into Gaza, where he’s remained ever since.  
Tzvika, is an outlier among the families of the hostages. As campaigns across the country and throughout the world call upon the leaders of Israel and the Hamas to reach a deal that would release the hostages, Tzvika believes that the Israeli government should keep on fighting, and reject any offer that includes a ceasefire, even if it comes at the cost of his son’s freedom, perhaps even his life. He established a small group of like-minded relatives of hostages called Forum Tikvah, or the Hope Forum. They stress the importance of the nation and the state over the life of any individual, even if that individual happens to be your loved one. And in that, ironically, their right wing position echoes the left wing socialist and collectivist sentiments that were dominant in the early days of the state.
The end song is Akedat Yitzchak ("The Binding of Isaac") by Naomi Shemer. 
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Wartime Diaries: Tzvika Mor

Next week, millions of Jews around the world will sit down at their Passover tables, for what will invariably be a very different kind of seder. The timeless question of how this night, or this Pesach, is different from all other nights, and all other Pesachs, has gained an entirely new - and tragic - dimension since October 7th. And few, if any, have thought about this matter more than forty-three year old Mishael Zion, a liberal Orthodox rabbi and Jewish educator from Jerusalem. 
In 1997, Mishael’s father - Noam Zion - together with his friend David Dishon - published a popular English-language Haggadah called “A Different Night.” Seven years later, Mishael joined forces with his dad in creating an Israeli version - HaLayla HaZeh: Haggadah Israelit. And this year, two decades after that Israeli Haggadah came out, Mishael and his father decided to update it, for the first post-October 7th seder. 
The end song is Chad Gadya ("One Little Goat") by Chava Alberstein.
To purchase a digital copy of the Israeli Haggadah in Hebrew, click here. To download the Zion Haggadah supplement in English, Hebrew, Spanish, Portuguese, German and French, click here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wartime Diaries: Mishael Zion

The horrific events of October 7th reminded many people of the darkest chapter in Jewish history - the Holocaust. And indeed, for the past six months, there have been as many comparisons to the Shoah as there have been critiques of those comparisons. 
Of the roughly 130,000 Holocaust survivors living in Israel today, just under 10,000 reside in Jerusalem. Many of them participate in the Jerusalem Foundation’s Café Europa, which offers a physical meeting place, a wide range of social and cultural activities - concerts, lectures, memorials, workshops - and professional help in navigating the thickets of Israeli bureaucracy. We recently spent a morning at the Café Europa branch in Jerusalem’s German Colony neighborhood, where we heard all kinds of opinions about the Holocaust comparison. But the person with the strongest feelings on the matter just so happened to also be Café Europa’s oldest member - 100-year-old Walter Bingham.
The end song is Tzair LaNetzach ("Forever Young") by Rami Kleinstein. 
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Wartime Diaries: Walter Bingham

Israel Story

Short, daily meditations on God’s Word that not only drive us to pray, but drive how we pray. Featuring teacher, author, and pastor David Platt.

In this episode of Pray the Word on Isaiah 33:2, David Platt encourages us to trust God today for all the grace, strength, and help we need.

Gracious Lord (Isaiah 33:2)

In this episode of Pray the Word on Isaiah 32:18, David Platt provides a picture of the perfect peace that only God can bring to the world.

Lord of Peace (Isaiah 32:18)

In this episode of Pray the Word on Isaiah 31:5, David Platt thanks God for His hovering protection over all who trust in Him.

Sovereign Protector (Isaiah 31:5)

In this episode of Pray the Word on Isaiah 30:1–2, David Platt pleads with us to forsake our plans for our lives and follow God's plans for our lives.

Put Off Stubbornness (Isaiah 30:1–2)

In this episode of Pray the Word on Isaiah 29:13–14, David Platt asks God to draw our hearts closer to Him today than they were yesterday.

Heartfelt Devotion (Isaiah 29:13–14)

Pray the Word with David Platt

Stories to help strengthen your back and soften your heart.

Self-Improvement

In this Episode, Lisa walks through some lessons in the book of Job, while revisiting some of the painful seasons in her own story. Lisa speaks about how God sometimes uses pain as the conduit to purify us, how pain is a promotion and not a punishment in the Kingdom of God, how to raise hands in worship while having a broken heart. She contends that even though we don't always understand, we can always trust that God is a Good God, and that Godly grief does not demand an audience or applause.This episode was recorded at Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina.For a deeper look into the book of Job, Lisa has a Bible Study and DVD Series entitled Job: A Story of Unlikely Joy. More information can be found here: https://www.lifeway.com/en/product-family/job

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When Everything Falls Apart

In Episode 6 of Life with Lisa Harper, Lisa sits down for a timely conversation with Laura Story. Lisa and Laura walk through Laura's testimony and speak about circumstances that are permanently challenging. Laura shares the hard truth that we are not called to hope in God changing our circumstances, but rather we are called to hope in God. Laura speaks to those in difficult situations. She says to first pray fervently for God to change your circumstances, and then ask Him how to live today in your current circumstance.The Grammy, Billboard and Dove Award–winning singer-songwriter Laura Story, known for such hits as “Blessings,” “Indescribable,” and “Mighty to Save,” thought she had her life and everything in it under control…until she and her husband, Martin, had to face a brain tumor, infertility, and a son’s birth defect head on.In her new book, bible study and CD, I Give Up: The Secret Joy of a Surrendered Life Laura shares her powerful story of finding blessing in her deepest pain by choosing to hand over the control she thought she had to God and instead pursue a life of surrender.To learn more about Laura Story, visit https://laurastorymusic.com/

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Laura Story

In Episode 5 of Life with Lisa Harper, Lisa is joined by Raechel Myers and Amanda Bible Williams, the co-founders of She Reads Truth. During their conversation, they walk through their fondest Easter memories and discuss moments in Scripture that point to the Easter season. Raechel and Amanda discuss what Jesus saved them from at Easter, and what it means to stay in the cognizance that that we need Jesus to save us, yet we're forgiven.She Reads Truth is a worldwide community of women who read God’s Word together every day. Founded in 2012, She Reads Truth invites women of all ages to engage Scripture through curated daily reading plans, as well as online conversation led by a vibrant community of contributing writers. This community of “Women in the Word of God every day” represents a long list of cities and countries, a variety of backgrounds and traditions, and countless real-life stories.To learn more about She Reads Truth, you can visit: https://shereadstruth.com/

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She Reads Truth, Easter Episode

In Episode 4 of Life with Lisa Harper, Lisa continues her conversation with her good friend Shelley Giglio. Lisa and Shelley discuss the power of prayer, the nature of choosing to walk through hardship, and how pain legitimizes your testimony. They also explore the peace of God's presence in our lives when we don't have answers to difficult questions and how you must put pressure on the areas of your life where you want to grow spiritually. This is Part 2 of a 2 part interview.Shelley Giglio is the chief strategist, director of label operations and artist management for sixstepsrecords, an Atlanta-based record label, and leads The Grove, a monthly gathering for the women of Atlanta. Shelley is intricately involved in leading and directing sixstepsrecords/Capitol CMG artists. In addition, she and her husband, Louie, founded Passion Conferences in 1997, and in 2009 they planted Passion City Church with multiple campuses in Atlanta and Washington, D.C. Together, they lead the Passion Movement and are committed to spreading the fame of Jesus Christ to college-aged people around the globe. You can follow Shelley and learn more about her at the links below.Shelley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shelleygiglio/?hl=enShelley's Twitter: https://twitter.com/shelleygiglio?lang=enPassion City Church: https://passioncitychurch.com/

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Shelley Giglio, Part 2

In Episode 3 of Life with Lisa Harper, Lisa has a conversation with her good friend Shelley Giglio. Lisa and Shelley dive into the Giglios' story, and explore God's faithfulness through the good and challenging seasons. Shelley speaks about the tough life transition when Louie's dad passed away and they moved to Atlanta, as well as when Louie fell into deep anxiety. Shelley and Lisa discuss how God uses the dark seasons of our lives to prune us and equip us for what lies ahead, and how we should handle the words that others speak over our lives. This is Part 1 of a 2 part interview.Shelley Giglio is the chief strategist, director of label operations and artist management for sixstepsrecords, an Atlanta-based record label, and leads The Grove, a monthly gathering for the women of Atlanta. Shelley is intricately involved in leading and directing sixstepsrecords/Capitol CMG artists. In addition, she and her husband, Louie, founded Passion Conferences in 1997, and in 2009 they planted Passion City Church with multiple campuses in Atlanta and Washington, D.C. Together, they lead the Passion Movement and are committed to spreading the fame of Jesus Christ to college-aged people around the globe. You can follow Shelley and learn more about her at the links below.Shelley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shelleygiglio/?hl=enShelley's Twitter: https://twitter.com/shelleygiglio?lang=enPassion City Church: https://passioncitychurch.com/

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Shelley Giglio, Part 1

Life with Lisa Harper

Straight-forward, honest conversations and actions to create a life and marriage fully alive!

Relationships

In this conversation, Dr Jessica Higgins joins me as we discuss the topic of criticism in relationships.

We explore how criticism can be damaging -- but we also offer strategies for addressing it.

It is so, so important to slow the process down, get curious, and reveal the underlying needs and requests.

Learn more from Dr Higgins - https://drjessicahiggins.com/

Empowered Relationship Podcast link: https://drjessicahiggins.com/podcasts/


Get the free guide here - https://drjessicahiggins.com/shifting-criticism-for-connected-communication

Takeaways

Criticism in relationships can be damaging and erode the bond between partners.
Slowing down and getting curious can help address criticism and reveal underlying needs and requests.
Both partners need to take responsibility for their own reactions and work towards open communication and vulnerability.
Addressing criticism requires a balance between being considerate of the other person's feelings and maintaining a sense of self.
On the Xtended Version ...

In the XTD content, we also discuss the role of defensiveness and the need for both partners to take responsibility for their own reactions. The main takeaway from our conversation -- the importance of open communication and vulnerability in creating a healthy and connected relationship.

Enjoy the show!

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Turn Criticism Into Connection | Dr Jessica Higgins #678

In this episode of Sexy Marriage Radio, Dr Corey and Pam discuss the importance of flexibility in marriage and how it relates to facing and dealing with reality.

We explore the concept of love languages and how they may not always lead to more desire or passion in a relationship. What is the difference between being a good companion and being a good lover?

And what's the role of presence and initiation in igniting sexual attraction?

Takeaways

Flexibility is crucial in marriage as it allows couples to face and adjust to the realities of life.
Love languages are important for connection and relationship maintenance, but they may not always lead to sexual desire.
Being a good companion is different from being a good lover, and both aspects are important in a relationship.
Creating an environment that fosters intimacy and desire requires self-awareness, presence, and initiation.
Vacations can ignite passion and desire due to the change in scenery, routine, and relaxation, but it's important to understand and replicate the factors that contribute to the spark at home.
On the Xtended Version ...

What make vulnerability in marriage so difficult?

Is it the motivations behind the vulnerability? I think yes.

Let's explore more.

Enjoy the show!

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Love Languages and Sexual Attraction #677

In this conversation, GS Youngblood joins me as we discuss his blueprint for masculinity in relationships, which focuses on three elements: respond versus react, provide structure, and create safety.

He emphasizes the importance of simplicity, relationality, and applicability in his framework.

We highlight the significance of emotional resonance, co-regulation, and curiosity in creating a safe and connected relationship.


Learn more from GS Youngblood here - https://www.gsyoungblood.com/

Takeaways


GS Youngblood's blueprint for masculinity in relationships consists of three elements: respond versus react, provide structure, and create safety.
The blueprint emphasizes simplicity, relationality, and applicability in order to be easily understood and implemented by men.
The first element, respond versus react, involves being grounded, still, and choiceful in one's actions.
The second element, provide structure, entails having inner clarity and attunement to oneself and one's partner.
The third element, create safety, focuses on emotional safety, trust-building, emotional resonance, co-regulation, and curiosity.
Embodying the qualities of the masculine blueprint can help men feel more grounded, confident, and connected in their relationships.

On the Xtended Version ...

In the XTD content, we dive deeper into the 3 aspects of the blueprint. The first element, respond versus react, involves being grounded, still, and choiceful in one's actions. The second element, provide structure, entails having inner clarity and attunement to both oneself and one's partner. The third element, create safety, involves emotional safety and trust-building.

Enjoy the show!

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The Masculine In Relationship | GS Youngblood #676

In this conversation, Emily Nagoski joins me as we discuss the creation of her new book on long-term relationships and lasting connections.

We explore the concept of normal sex and the importance of pleasure, authenticity, connection, and vulnerability in maintaining a strong sexual connection. We also dive into the impact of societal myths and expectations on sexual relationships and the need for open and honest communication about desires and boundaries.

In our conversation, we discuss the importance of emotional connection and collaboration in a marriage. Emily shares her personal experiences and how she learned to rely on her partner for support. She also explains the concept of the emotional floor plan and how different emotional states can affect sexual intimacy.

The conversation highlights the need for intentional effort and communication in building a strong sexual connection.

Learn more about Dr Emily here - https://www.emilynagoski.com/

Takeaways

Long-term sexual connections are built on pleasure, authenticity, connection, and vulnerability.
Normal sex is defined as an experience where everyone involved is glad to be there, free to leave with no unwanted consequences, and turns towards what's happening with kindness, compassion, and curiosity.
Societal myths and expectations about sex can create pressure and feelings of inadequacy in relationships.
Open and honest communication about desires and boundaries is crucial for maintaining a strong sexual connection.
Sexual experiences can vary greatly among individuals and change over time, and that is normal. Building a strong sexual connection requires emotional connection and collaboration in a marriage.
Learning to rely on your partner for support is transformative and allows for a deeper level of intimacy.
Understanding the emotional floor plan can help navigate different emotional states and their impact on sexual intimacy.
Accepting help and support from your partner is challenging but necessary for a healthy relationship.
Adventurous sex is not just about trying new things, but also about open communication and expressing your needs and desires.

Enjoy the show!

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Come Together | Dr Emily Nagoski #675

In this episode we discuss common mistakes that married couples make when it comes to initiating sex. 

There are dynamics of higher desire and lower desire and patterns that make these mistakes so easy to make.

We cover six common mistakes: getting annoyed at being the one who initiates, using covert or roundabout methods of initiation, joking or crude initiations, feeling the need to be as turned on as your partner, using the same initiation method every time, and talking yourself out of initiating. 

Takeaways

Recognize the dynamics of higher desire and lower desire in your relationship
Update your map of each other as you grow and change
Avoid common mistakes in initiation, such as getting annoyed or using covert methods
Focus on connection rather than just sexual fulfillment
Communicate with your spouse about your initiation patterns and desires
Take action to improve your initiation patterns and foster a deeper connection

On the Xtended Version ...

What make authenticity and vulnerability in marriage so difficult?


Is it the motivations behind the vulnerability? The reactions to vulnerable moments? Both?

Let's explore more.

Enjoy the show!

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Initiation Mistakes Married People Make #674

Sexy Marriage Radio

Conversations about real life young adult stuff and what the Bible says about it. In this podcast, we share our view from The Porch - a weekly gathering of thousands of young adults in Dallas, Texas. We take questions, concerns, and challenges common for our generation and talk about how to overcome...

How can you love someone you don’t know? To love God, we must know who He is—the one God who is three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. This week, guest speaker Oren Martin walks us through Ephesians 1:3-14 to give us a biblical perspective of the Triune God who is worthy of our praise.

The Truth of The Trinity

God’s design for the Christian life is to be lived in and amongst community. His people are there to lift us up in times of trouble, rejoice in times of celebration, and pray in times of desperation. Simply said: life is better together! 

Timothy “TA” Ateek walks us through Ecclesiastes 4 to see that a life in community brings flourishing and more of Jesus.

Ecclesiastes 4

This is a special short episode to provide a quick update on Views from The Porch.

Quick Update

In this special episode from AWAKEN Conference 2022,  Jonathan "JP" Pokluda shares the what, why and how of recruiting the most powerful force this world has ever heard - the choir.

Recruiting the Choir | AWAKEN 2022

In this special episode from AWAKEN Conference 2022,  Jennie Allen shares five truths about taking risks.

Taking Risks | AWAKEN 2022

Views from The Porch

Messages from Passion City Church DC, visit us at passioncitychurch.com/dc

Join us as Pastor Ben Stuart sits down with Biblical scholar Dr. John Hannah and his wife, Carolyn, addressing topics such as church history, struggle, and revival. We leave this conversation encouraged to see the beauty of Christ and how we can be a light to those around us.

Key Verses // Hebrews 13:7

Endurance: A Conversation with Pastor Ben’s Historical Theology Professor

In this message, Director of Spiritual Formation at Passion City Church D.C. Jacob Harkey helps us acknowledge that suffering, in time, is a reality for all of us. The question remains: Will you be able to look at your trial through the lens of eternity?

Key Verses // Romans 8:18-23, 5:3-5; Hebrews 12:6; Luke 13:1-5; John 9:1-3

Why Does God Allow Suffering? / Jacob Harkey

Continuing in the collection of talks called “Anxiety + Money,” Pastor Ben Stuart takes us through the Proverbs and shows us how we can shift from the anxiety that money may cause to the wisdom of managing it.

Wisdom + Wealth

Join us as Pastor Ben starts a brand new series on money. This week, he teaches what Jesus has to say about the root issue and how God wants us to live differently than the world when it comes to our possessions.

Key Verses // Luke 12:11-34

Anxiety + Money

This talk concludes our “Anchor” series that has been taking us on a deeper dive into what holds our house together theologically. Jon Harkey teaches us about the extravagant worship of God and how it relates to His glory, radical grace, and our lives.

Key Verses // 2 Corinthians 3:12 - 4:6

Finding Deeper Satisfaction in Jesus / Jon Harkey

Passion City Church DC Podcast

Once per week, Hillsdale College president Larry P. Arnn joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss Great Books, Great Men, and Great Ideas.
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News

Courses

Dr. Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues for his series on "Churchill the Writer." In this episode, Dr. Arnn and Hugh continue their discussion of The World Crisis, Vol. 3, which covers 1916-1918.
Release date: 31 May 2024 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Churchill's The World Crisis, Part Twenty Four

Dr. Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues for his series on "Churchill the Writer." In this episode, Dr. Arnn and Hugh continue their discussion of The World Crisis, Vol. 3, which covers 1916-1918.
Release date: 24 May 2024 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Churchill's The World Crisis, Part Twenty Three

This week: widespread antisemitic protests at American colleges, the differences between the French and American revolutions, and the upcoming debates between President Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Dr. Larry P. Arnn, Hillsdale College president, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues.
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Campus Protest and the Purpose of Education

This week: the ongoing Manhattan trial of former president Donald Trump, the history of law in the United States, and the ramifications of rogue prosecution. Matthew Spalding, vice president of Washington operations and dean of Hillsdale in D.C.’s Van Andel Graduate School of Government, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues.
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The Breakdown of the Rule of Law

Matthew Spalding, vice president of Washington operations and dean of Hillsdale in D.C.’s Van Andel Graduate School of Government, joins Hugh Hewitt on the Hillsdale Dialogues to discuss the rise in violence during anti-Israel protests, President Joe Biden's low approval ratings, and the intellectual roots of America's radical left.
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Violence and the American Left

Hillsdale Dialogues

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As we near the end of our series on love does, today we’re going to look at the role of hope in putting our faith into action. You and I need hope more than ever. We need God to give us fresh vision for the work he’s doing and will do in the world around us. And we need him to empower us to share that vision with others, that our perspective would be grounded in his goodness. May God fill us as his people with fresh hope in his presence today. ﻿More from First15Read today's devotional or listen to today's worship song at First15.org/todayDownload the First15 appDonate to First15 at supportfirst15.org
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Love Hopes

In today’s podcast, we’re going to look at the role of forgiveness in putting our love into action. In God we have forgiveness for every sin we can commit. And that forgiveness not only washes us clean, but empowers us to become like our great Forgiver. Every day we’re wronged in some way. And every day is an opportunity to show others forgiveness, not because they deserve it, but because loving forgiveness is the way of our Good Shepherd, the author and founder of our faith. May God empower us to forgive as he does today.

Love Forgives

In today’s podcast we’re going to look at the role of encouragement in putting our love into action. In a world that constantly seems to beat us down, we’re in need of some real encouragement. God has an encouraging word to speak to everyone around you. And if we’ll make space to listen, he longs to share that word with us that we might see his kingdom advancing in the heart of another. May God encourage us today, and empower us to encourage another as we make space for his loving presence.

Love Encourages

In our third day of this series exploring how to put our faith into action, we’re looking at how we can love others by simply making time for them. The busier our schedules get, the harder it can be to make time for the needs of others. But we see in Jesus someone who while holding the power to save and heal the world, made time for the one. May God grant us his perspective and fashion us into his likeness today. ﻿More from First15Read today's devotional or listen to today's worship song at First15.org/todayDownload the First15 appDonate to First15 at supportfirst15.org
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Love Makes Time for Others

As we continue this week’s focus, seeking to put love into action, today we’re going to look at how simply being present can make all the difference in the life of another. As our world becomes more and more distracted, and takes less time to notice what’s happening in the life of another, may God empower us as his people to simply be present today. ﻿More from First15Read today's devotional or listen to today's worship song at First15.org/todayDownload the First15 appDonate to First15 at supportfirst15.org
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Love is Present

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