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No one likes to be criticized and yet there are many people who are far too willing to do it.  In fact it seems that there are some professional criticizers amongst us.  Today we talk about how to handle the criticisms and how to make sure that we do not fall into the criticism trap.

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Welcome to Music Monday where we feature the 1923 hymn, Great is Thy Faithfulness.  Written in 1923 by Thomas Chisholm this hymn has reminded millions of people we will find new mercies from God every morning and He will always be faithful to keep His promises. 
Enjoy this great hymn of the church.

Here is the youtube link to Great is Thy Faithfulness.                      
https://youtu.be/NT0HcAr9aeI                                                   

  

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Welcome to the Friday Roundup.  Today's episode is a review of each of our episodes this week.  Have a great weekend.

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Being born to a single mother and growing up in East Tennessee during the 1950's young Ben experienced the rejection and gossip of the locals.  It wasn't until a new preacher came to town that he finally found out whose child he was and it changed his life.

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She was almost invisible.  In the large convoy of people and troops that accompanied the great military leader, she had a minor role.  Yet when she saw that her master was about to make a big mistake, she stepped forward and spoke the wise words that he needed to hear.  
Sometimes we feel insignificant and overlooked.  Yet God does not limit us that way.  
Today's episode will encourage you to know that no matter what position or role you are in, as a child of God, you can make a difference in someone's life.

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One would think that surviving the sinking of an ocean liner would make anyone very uncomfortable with the thought of another trans Atlantic voyage.  But not Violet Jessop. She was nicknamed Miss Unsinkable because over a period of 6 years she served as a stewardess White Star Line of ships.  Over the next few years survived a mid-ocean collison of two large ships as well as the sinking of two ocean liners.  These disasters never deterred her from working on the ships and after every incident she returned to work on them.  
Today we look at her story and how God often works to protect us when we don't even know it. 

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Since the beginning of time, God has cared for his people by showing and using his power to meet their needs, protect and direct them, and draw them to himself.  
Malachi 3:6 says, "I, the Lord do not change."  The God of yesterday is the same God today.
Today we feature a song from Elevation Worship just released in January, called Same God.  It reminds us of how great and powerful he was and still is.  He is the God of miracles even today.

Here is the youtube link to, Same God'.                                  
https://youtu.be/LawxIZE9ePE                     

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Welcome to the Friday Roundup.  Our episode today provides a short summary of our broadcasts from this week.  We hope that you enjoy it.
Have a great weekend.

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer, was a pastor, preacher and theologian.  He believed strongly in the Grace of God and he was willing to fight for what he believed.  During World War 2  he was  a double agent working for the Allies.  He was involved in a plot to eliminate Hitler.  He smuggled Jews out of Europe.  He lived an amazing life of conviction and action but his greatest accomplishments were not as an agent, but as a man committed to Jesus Christ and  his book, The Cost of Discipleship is his legacy to Christians today.  Today we look at some of the teaching and impact of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

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Some people are always full of life and fun. They make people smile and laugh just by being with them.  Most of the time these people are not afraid to try something new and different, learn a new skill, or develop a new hobby.  Today we talk about that kind of a person and introduce you to the Good Uncle.

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