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Understanding our own weaknesses and strengths is an important part of learning and growing, especially as Christians. Today we look at some of the wisdom from a man who has been called the wisest man who ever lived.
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Change is happening at a dizzying pace in our world. Over the past three years, political priorities and norms have been changing. Giant divides have occurred throughout society and there is a pervading sense of unease and uncertainty. It is not much fun, is it? Today we look at what our personal and public foundations should be built on if we want to return to stability, hope, and strength.
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Destroying people's reputations through gossip is nothing new. Paul talks about the problem of gossip in the New Testament times. And gossip is still a problem. In fact it is and even greater problem because today people can hide behind their social media identities and say whatever they want with little accountability.
Today we talk about this problem of gossip and how easy it is for even mature Christians to get caught up in it.
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Today is Thanksgiving Day here in Canada so we are talking about being thankful and looking at a new song from Phil Wickham, Worthy of My Song. This song is much like a psalm of David, in that the first section details the struggles of the writer but the last part is all about victory and worship because of who God is and all he has done for us.
Here is the youtube link to Worthy of My Song.
https://youtu.be/xC6YjpQSHBY
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Welcome to the Friday Roundup where we present brief summaries of each of our podcasts for the past week. We hope you enjoy them and will go back and listen to any of the full episodes that you missed.
Have a great weekend everyone.
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When my brother and I were very young, our parents would sometimes speak in a code language so that we wouldn't understand what they were saying. Eventually, we deciphered it but at first, we were at a loss to get the meaning.
Today we talk about a code that many of us speak, even when we shouldn't.
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Larry Walters had always wanted to fly. Unfortunately, his bad eyesight kept him from becoming a pilot when he joined the Air Force. However, while sitting in his backyard one day, he came up with a plan that would allow him to fly and become famous at the same time. After all, a man can't just sit and do nothing.
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Many people are working themselves to exhaustion to get possessions and achieve goals that in the big picture of life, will leave us falling short. The Bible tells us to, 'examine your ways' and then turn back to the Lord. Today we take a closer look at what that means.
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With a world so seemingly without direction or peace, we have a source for our own purpose and peace. Today's Music Monday song encourages us to know how we can live in our mixed-up and crazy world, and more than survive.
Here is the link to "I Then Shall Live."
https://youtu.be/7kXXcNEhpr4
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Welcome to the Friday Roundup. Today we share a summary of our episodes for this week and hope that they encourage you. Be blessed.
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Starting Right is a 5 minute Day Starter to help keep you motivated, encouraged, and focused throughout your day. DannyMac is a pastor, teacher, motivational speaker, husband, and father. His years…
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