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"Are you tired,  rundown and listless?  Do you poop out at parties?...  This famous line was delivered by Lucy Ricardo, (Lucille Ball) in a hilarious episode of the 1950's 'I Love Lucy' television show.  
Being tired, rundown, and listless is nothing new and many of us easily feel that way today.  
In today's episode we take a look at the ways that actually work to help us deal with those anxiety causing feelings. 
Just a little hint, the answer for your problems is not Vitameatavegamin.
Take a listen, I think you will enjoy it.

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Welcome to Music Monday.  Today we check out a great new song from Jordan Feliz, 'Jesus is Coming Back.' This song is filled with joy and hope that reminds us no matter how crazy our lives and our world become, it won't be long until we see Jesus coming back again.  Enjoy

Here is the youtube link to 'Jesus is Coming Back'.                  
https://youtu.be/pPo4wuQolTQ                               

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Welcome to the Friday Roundup where we present short summaries of our episodes from this week.  Have a great weekend everyone.

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Have you ever tried to make a deal with God?  God, if you will do this for me then I will do that for you. Just a hint, that doesn't work.  
Today we look at a man who felt he had made a good deal with God, but it came back to hurt him in the worst possible way.

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Today we tell a story from Chuck Swindoll.  His daughter was a cheerleader in high school and one day he received a phone call from her school that she had fallen from the top of a cheerleader pyramid and landed on the back of her head.  Chuch immediately drove to the school not knowing what he would find when he got there.
His story will inspire you today.  

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Laughter and joy should be regular participants in our lives and today we look at some strange newspaper headlines that are sure to make you smile.  Enjoy

Originally broadcast September 16, 2020

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In February, Blessing Offor has released his first Gospel album and the first single from that album is Brighter Days.  It has turned into a giant hit mostly because of its message of hope.  Today we look at Blessing's life in which he faced some major setbacks, but he was able to turn those setbacks into something fantastic and positive.  

Check out his story in our podcast today and listen to Brighter Days by following this link.     
https://youtu.be/I6lp1Oxb9L4                  

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Welcome to the Friday Roundup.  Today we share a short summary of each of our episodes from this week.  We hope that they encourage you and give you some things to smile about and share with someone else this weekend.  

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God still does miracles. He does them all around us every day.  Many of them we are not even aware of.  But have you ever seen a miracle?  A small church in Swan Quarter North Carolina, has one of the greatest stories of the miraculous hand of God that I have ever heard.  You will be encouraged by this great story.

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"He hit me first."  What parent has not heard that response when breaking up a fight amongst their kids.  We seem to have the built-in idea that when someone does something to us, it immediately justifies a response that is at least equal, and often greater. 
It is not always children who behave that way.  We are seeing more and more adults resorting to the same kind of logic for many disproportionate responses.  
There is help and answers for us when we find ourselves in the middle of these exchanges. 

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