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Hey, Shauna here from Adulting with Shauna, the podcast that teaches you how to adult like a boss! I take on major topics in young adulthood such as the Quarterlife Crisis, Goal development, Career, Relationships, Self-Care and other topics related to adulting in the real world. Have a question related to one of these topics? Send your questions to contact@delightfulstruggles.com

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Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming!

Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, &quot;We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father,&quot; (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us.

People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, &quot;Behold thy king, O Israel!&quot; In another place we read, &quot;Behold the man!&quot; In a third place we read, &quot;Behold my servant!&quot; In still a fourth place we read, &quot;Behold thy God!&quot; These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God.

These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is.

The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, &quot;This is the most important book of all Christendom.&quot; He also said, &quot;The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew.&quot; But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming! Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, "We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father," (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us. People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, "Behold thy king, O Israel!" In another place we read, "Behold the man!" In a third place we read, "Behold my servant!" In still a fourth place we read, "Behold thy God!" These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God. These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is. The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, "This is the most important book of all Christendom." He also said, "The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew." But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming!

Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, "We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father," (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us.

People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, "Behold thy king, O Israel!" In another place we read, "Behold the man!" In a third place we read, "Behold my servant!" In still a fourth place we read, "Behold thy God!" These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God.

These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is.

The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, "This is the most important book of all Christendom." He also said, "The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew." But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Matthew: Behold Your King!

Steadfast in the Faith exists to strengthen the church of Jesus Christ through the detailed verse-by-verse exposition of the Bible. Intended to be intensely practical for daily living, Steadfast in the Faith will take you into the world of the Bible and brings home how Scripture changes your life based on loving obedience to God's written revelation. Learn more at www.steadfastinthefaith.org.

Steadfast in the Faith Sermon Podcast

Sunday morning sermons from Emmaus Road Church in Appleton, WI.

Emmaus Road Church in Appleton, WI

A scholarly association devoted to Midwestern history

The Midwestern History Association, created in the fall of 2014, is dedicated to rebuilding the field of Midwestern history, which has suffered from decades of neglect and inattention.  The MHA will advocate for greater attention to Midwestern history among professional historians, seek to rebuild the infrastructure necessary for the study of the American Midwest, promote greater academic discourse relating to Midwestern history, support the work of the new journal Middle West Review and other journals which promote the study of the Midwest, and offer prizes to scholars who excel in the study of the Midwest.

A scholarly association devoted to Midwestern history The Midwestern History Association, created in the fall of 2014, is dedicated to rebuilding the field of Midwestern history, which has suffered from decades of neglect and inattention. The MHA will advocate for greater attention to Midwestern history among professional historians, seek to rebuild the infrastructure necessary for the study of the American Midwest, promote greater academic discourse relating to Midwestern history, support the work of the new journal Middle West Review and other journals which promote the study of the Midwest, and offer prizes to scholars who excel in the study of the Midwest.

Heartland History

Courageous Recovery PodcastTuesday Nights 8/7c

Courageous Recovery Podcast

First Podcast, Includes this day in dead history, studio albums, upcoming news, much more

DoseoftheDeadPodcast

Guests From All Walks Of Life, On A Wide Range Of Issues - Celebrity, Dignitary, Military, Political, Lay and Religious Leaders - Israel, The Middle East, World Affairs, Cultural, Racial, Political and Social Issues - Testimony With Jensine Bard - Covers It All! A Power-Packed Show - Don't Miss It!!

Testimony With Jensine Bard

Funk In The First Degree

Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going? Let us explore the mysteries of life.

Spirituality is Reality

Hi Everyone, Digital Lab checking in - here’s my chance to share some new music, some old music and all-around good jams that I like rocking out to. Tune in every month for an hour of grooves, fun and head bangers. Sit back, relax and sip on some Black Label.

Black Label Podcast-Digital LAB

Sometimes we mumble, sometimes we share mics.

Humans Are Interesting

A weekly podcast where folks catchup about love, life, and ketchup.

Ketchup Kitchen Catchups

Mixes of my favorite Latin, World, House, and Brazilian tracks.

Sonido Mundial

Believers' Podcast

En este enlace se ofrecen diversos podcast de interes para la comunidad hispana con  un enfoque socio-educativo los cuales son vitales para los estudiantes del GED y todo persona interesada en su educacion academica, social y cultural.

En este enlace se ofrecen diversos podcast de interes para la comunidad hispana con un enfoque socio-educativo los cuales son vitales para los estudiantes del GED y todo persona interesada en su educacion academica, social y cultural.

Spanish GED

Nerdsanity is a podcast dedicated toward comics, toys, movies, tv shows and anything else Nerd.

Nerdsanity

Audio content from Calvary Chapel Walnut Creek. For more information, visit http://calvarywalnutcreek.org/

Podcast - Calvary Chapel Walnut Creek

Asymptote is a global journal dedicated to literary translation, created by a team of writers and translators from over 25 different countries. In our new podcast, we explore the most fascinating, eclectic and unsung stories in international literature. Each episode travels far and wide to bring you interviews, readings and mini-documentaries from all over the literary world.

Asymptote Podcast

Calvary Chapel Northwest has been faithfully teaching the Word of God and making disciples all while pointing people to Jesus Christ, who alone is sufficient for our every need. We encourage you to use the following resources to further your relationship with Jesus.

Calvary Chapel Northwest - Bellingham, WA (CalvaryNW)

With a passion and zeal for a lost and hurting world, the Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church is looking for ways to build bridges to a secular society through relationships. We aim to take a different approach in reaching out and helping people along their journey. We stress the importance of healthy relationships and cultural relevancy to communicate the gospel message. For these reasons we believe it is by investing time and energy in becoming a healthy community of faith that God’s church will then grow naturally. These are our sermons.

Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church Sermons

Listen to the weekend message from Calvary Chapel of Charleston as we lead people to life in Christ, to live by His word, and to love the lost. For more information visit cccharleston.org.

Calvary Chapel Charleston

Jonathan Franklin

The Voice of Orthodox Christianity program discusses Tradition of the Orthodox Christian Church.  Frequent topics include Church Doctrine, Scriptures, the History of the Church, Worship, and Spirituality.  The Voice of Orthodox Christianity is a joint ministry of the United Orthodox Churches of Michiana (South Bend, IN area), including:  Saints Peter and Paul Serbian Orthodox Church of South Bend (SPPSOC), Saint Andrews Greek Orthodox Church of South Bend, Saint Mary's Antiochian Orthodox Church of Goshen, and Protection of the Mother of God Russian Orthodox Church of Goshen.  Audio presented here is also broadcast on WWLV South Bend 1620 AM from 8:00-8:30 on Sunday mornings.  Rev. Fr. Mile Subotic and V. Rev. George Konstantopoulos are producers of this program.

The Voice of Orthodox Christianity program discusses Tradition of the Orthodox Christian Church. Frequent topics include Church Doctrine, Scriptures, the History of the Church, Worship, and Spirituality. The Voice of Orthodox Christianity is a joint ministry of the United Orthodox Churches of Michiana (South Bend, IN area), including: Saints Peter and Paul Serbian Orthodox Church of South Bend (SPPSOC), Saint Andrews Greek Orthodox Church of South Bend, Saint Mary's Antiochian Orthodox Church of Goshen, and Protection of the Mother of God Russian Orthodox Church of Goshen. Audio presented here is also broadcast on WWLV South Bend 1620 AM from 8:00-8:30 on Sunday mornings. Rev. Fr. Mile Subotic and V. Rev. George Konstantopoulos are producers of this program.

Voice of Orthodox Christianity

More than just a movie review podcast. Boxman dissects movies, music, comedy shows, concerts, and more. Listen live on https://www.youtube.com/@hollywoodhangoutpodcast 9:30 PM E, every Friday night.

Hollywood Hangout

Arab-Muslim discussion and interviews with hosts Samar Jarrah and Ahmed Bedier.

True Talk

Meet the Swole Sisters: Bettina and Kerri. 

Bettina is a beer-swigging, drum-playing rocker whose ideal form of cardio is performed in a mosh pit. 

Kerri is a seasoned athlete and quidditch player--yes, you read that right--who uses the gym as an excuse to cancel plans with people she doesn't like.

Each episode, we'll sweat through a different workout, while also sweating the bigger stuff like shifting beauty standards, the frailty myth, and the fragility of "self-improvement."

Meet the Swole Sisters: Bettina and Kerri. Bettina is a beer-swigging, drum-playing rocker whose ideal form of cardio is performed in a mosh pit. Kerri is a seasoned athlete and quidditch player--yes, you read that right--who uses the gym as an excuse to cancel plans with people she doesn't like. Each episode, we'll sweat through a different workout, while also sweating the bigger stuff like shifting beauty standards, the frailty myth, and the fragility of "self-improvement."

Swole Sisters

Pastor Nate Holdridge loves Jesus and the Bible Jesus gave to the world. Since 1996, the Scripture has captivated Nate’s mind and heart, believing the entirety of the book points to the Son of God, Jesus Christ the righteous (Revelation 19:10, John 5:36).

Through the Bible - Titus

In "So Many Bits", Bill Nielsen chats with game developers across the world in order to find out more about their craft. They talk about the technical and business side of the gaming business, but have a bit of fun along the way. Each episode also features Bill and a friend reviewing different scenes about video games from TV and film during their "Screenwatching", along with periodic check-ins on games we're playing.

So Many Bits

Sunday messages and other streaming media from MCC.

MCC Podcasts

Ascendants of Ascalon Podcast

The freshest and funkiest Progressive House, sexy Electro and Tech House tracks from around the globe are featured in these hour long mixes!! With its funky beats, international flavors, and sexy melodies, La Facé brings the heat in this podcast! Much love ;) Contact me @ ninchyus@yahoo.com for booking info.

Phace-Time Radio

We are a place that offers true and lasting hope found in Jesus Christ. We want to extend the glory of God by making disciples through the gospel of Jesus Christ.

www.citychurchpa.org

We are a place that offers true and lasting hope found in Jesus Christ. We want to extend the glory of God by making disciples through the gospel of Jesus Christ. www.citychurchpa.org

City Church Pa

Remember when you would either give or receive a slow jam mix tape or a BMM tape? (Baby Makin Music) Then it progressed to a CD... and now we are on special playlists ... Well ... Mirth:Nadir is born from those roots. You might be wondering what Mirth:Nadir means.   Simply put, mirth means bliss, ecstasy, climax, highest point. Nadir means low point, rock bottom, all time low.  Mirth+Nadir=the two strongest emotions of love possible. We will explore these emotions on a weekly basis on this show.

Call in to the LOVELINE and leave your dedication - 1-800-882-9291. Email me at MirthNadir@hotmail.com. Visit the home website www.mirthnadir.com.

Remember when you would either give or receive a slow jam mix tape or a BMM tape? (Baby Makin Music) Then it progressed to a CD... and now we are on special playlists ... Well ... Mirth:Nadir is born from those roots. You might be wondering what Mirth:Nadir means. Simply put, mirth means bliss, ecstasy, climax, highest point. Nadir means low point, rock bottom, all time low. Mirth+Nadir=the two strongest emotions of love possible. We will explore these emotions on a weekly basis on this show. Call in to the LOVELINE and leave your dedication - 1-800-882-9291. Email me at MirthNadir@hotmail.com. Visit the home website www.mirthnadir.com.

Mirth:Nadir

The latest podcast feed searching 'John Flavel' on SermonAudio.

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Mystery Girls After Show – AfterBuzz TV Network

Don Play is a dance music dj and self-proclaimed disco historian living in North Carolina. His 2-hour weekly radio show on WCOM 103.5 is syndicated via this podcast, to go along with other archival mixes, interviews, and live shows. If you love new and classic house music, disco, soul, African, new wave and all things danceable — you've come to the right place.

Dance Megamix w/ Don Play :: North Carolina's Disco Mixer

When these three DC natives get together to talk all things pop culture it can go left pretty quick. Join Classic, Mink and Face as they talk all things celebrity gossip, sports and politics. Buckle up for this wild ride.

really B!t@h

This Ordinary Guy

“Doc” E.E. Smith pretty much invented the space opera genre, and Triplanetary is a good and well-known example. Physics, time, and politics never stand in the way of a plot that gallops ahead without letup.  Having earned a PhD in chemical engineering, it’s understandable that the heroes of Smith’s story are all scientists. He didn’t want to be constrained by the limits of known science, however, so in his hands the electromagnetic spectrum becomes a raw material to be molded into ever-more amazing and lethal forms, and the speed of light is no bar to traveling through the interstellar void. Come enjoy this story of yesteryear, set in tomorrow, where real women ignite love at a glance, real men achieve in days what governments manage in decades, and aliens are an ever-present threat to Life-As-We-Know-It!

“Doc” E.E. Smith pretty much invented the space opera genre, and Triplanetary is a good and well-known example. Physics, time, and politics never stand in the way of a plot that gallops ahead without letup. Having earned a PhD in chemical engineering, it’s understandable that the heroes of Smith’s story are all scientists. He didn’t want to be constrained by the limits of known science, however, so in his hands the electromagnetic spectrum becomes a raw material to be molded into ever-more amazing and lethal forms, and the speed of light is no bar to traveling through the interstellar void. Come enjoy this story of yesteryear, set in tomorrow, where real women ignite love at a glance, real men achieve in days what governments manage in decades, and aliens are an ever-present threat to Life-As-We-Know-It!

Triplanetary by E.E. “Doc” Smith

Two Guys

Comedians David Reed and Marek Larwood discuss films old and new, from the latest releases to cult classics. <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.

Comedians David Reed and Marek Larwood discuss films old and new, from the latest releases to cult classics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedians David Reed and Marek Larwood discuss films old and new, from the latest releases to cult classics. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Film Fandango

Pastor Byron McWilliams brings a life-changing message from the worship services of First Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas. Our mission is to reach Odessa, the Permian Basin and the World with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 122588

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