Suebiquitous Podcast

Three things happen here: (1) What you think of you, (2) what others think of you, and (3) what God thinks of you. This is an episode focusing on the biblical viewpoint on the body. Culture dictates to us something completely different, and the truth is - it always has. We are wonderfully made according to Psalms 139:14-15, and for all that can be imperfect about the created order and even about our physical appearance, the human body - divine as it is - is an amazing miracle. So, why do we still struggle when we look into a mirror? There's a culture script and especially our own insecurity self-talk that keeps us distracted, defeated, and even addicted to our looks. It's pretty much the enemy's plan to make you feel less than.

Imagine how miraculous the conception and birth of children must have seemed in Old Testament times without ultrasound or scientific understanding. The whole process was captured in mystery and wonder. But even with technological advances and our ability to peer inside the womb, it is still an absolute miracle the way that a child is formed. Beautiful, amazing, and worshipful are words that come to mind when a baby is born into the world. It is sincerely a declaration that God is real, life is a gift, and that we are wonderfully made.

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There's no way Sue Duffield could interview ALL the amazing women who attended this year's #CommunicatorsCollectiveRetreat, but the casualness of just walking around the Convention Center in Myrtle Beach and catching these usually predictable women in an off-the-cuff moment was just plain priceless. Sue shares an extremely humbled attitude, to be invited to this exclusive event (as a podcaster and influencer) but even more moved and challenged by these exceptional creatives who worship God in their own incredible way. Carol Kent couldn't have been more timely and on-point with her resilient messages.

Listen to be inspired and challenged while having a great laugh during this episode! Thanks to Angela Donadio and her vision to see such a "collective" of crazies come together! Oh, the stories that will be told over and over and over as we all navigate and steward this trailblazing future. Only God could do this. Only. God.

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Sue Duffield's journey of never meeting a stranger has given her some of her greatest material in her comedic world. Carrying the countenance of the Holy Spirit on your face and in your body language is the definition of a true follower of Christ. But sometimes, there's not a lot of joy on the inside that can translate to the outside with most people. It's like you can really stand out in the crowd if you have any kind of positve energy vibe at all.

Here's a fun and hopefully inspirational episode about just that - being a beacon of God's Light to a unique time in our world. Do you have a Jesus face? Hope so.

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The diehard sports family Duffield, has some funny ideals and loyalties. Is there a difference between being a true-blue fan and a follower? Well, Jeff and Sue Duffield will try and answer that during this episode. With the epic end-of-season run by MLB's surprising post-season Phillies, it will surely be a journey to behold in these next few days. Being a follower and not just a fan, will prove itself when this team (or your favorite pass time) disappoints. Hoping for a great outcome, this World Series 2022 has some real wildness about it. How they're able to contain the euphorias at this point, is beyond comprehension.

Now, all those fair weathered fans (disciples of Jesus) soon BECAME followers after the resurrection! But when they thought everything was absolutely falling apart, when they thought Jesus was going to die and that would be the end of the story, they simply gave up. No loyalty and no commitment; which eventually they did gain back (and took that loyalty and commitment to the point of death themselves) AFTER they saw the resurrected Yeshua.

How deep is your Fandom with Christ?

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Here's a story of one exceptional woman, who worked very hard at ministry endeavors, but struggled with her health like a prisoner in her own body. There's no doubt that the cultural stigma and belief about food, dieting and ideal body size hit us from all sides. But Angela Coon's story will give you such hope, that you can do it - if and when you're ready.

Seeing the results of what Angela has overcome, doesn't just stop with her. Her passion now is to help others get back to health by learning superior food discipline, fueling our bodies and encouraging all of us to get moving, drink more water, eat super food and become all we can be in Christ.

Angela is a pastor's wife, mentor, team leader, speaker and former director of Calvary Dover's pageants and seasonal programs.

To contact Angela: [email protected]

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Ephesians 5:15-17 "So, then, be careful how you live. Do not be unwise but wise, making the best use of your time because the times are evil. Therefore, do not be foolish, but understand what the Lord's will is."

Colossians 4:5 "Behave wisely toward outsiders, making the best use of your time."

Hopefully, this episode is NOT a waste of YOUR time. Sue Duffield pretty much puts herself through the ringer each week to make sure that is NOT a reality. She doesn't want to waste your time; in fact her desire is for you to kick it into high gear, since these earthly days are ticking away and are only the appetizer of things to come.

Wasting time is epidemic. But here are a few guidelines and tips to keep us all from falling for that trap. We are made for so much better. Time should never be wasted.

They both agree - of all the accolades and accomplishments they've had in the past, their greatest desire is to be "great" grandmothers! Sue Duffield and her special guest (and best friend!) is Rev. Dr. Dawn Vagle. You'll feel like this is more of a simple dialogue between two friends, than an informative "how to" episode. And it was specifically intended to be just that - simple!

Grandmothering has been something they both looked forward to, not realizing how much energy, time and emotion comes with it all. But be encouraged today, that even with the stories told here, there's a deep treasure in knowing God has gifted them with a "David and Jonathan" friendship.

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Maybe it's a good thing that we don't know a lot about the lives we've affected or influenced. But when you find out that a young person started their faith journey simply because you were part of a team of Jesus People mis-fits back in the 70s, it can be quite humbling.

This episode reflects how even the work of Dr. Seuss and "Green Eggs and Ham" can challenge the Christian into breaking out of their norm. Things that maybe you didn't know, like, "do green eggs and ham really taste good?" Possibly, according to Sam-I-Am. We don't know until we try them.

Be challenged today, according to Isaiah 43, "Do not remember the former things, or consider the things of old. I am about to do a new thing.."

And back in 1974, Sue Duffield had no idea and didn't know how her life would make an impact. There are just some things you don't know about that new thing.

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There's only one Evie Karlsson. One. And for all of us who are huge fans of her music and her testimony, you will not be disappointed in the heart of this amazing woman. This is an encore broadcast from earlier in 2022; highlighting some of the best of the Suebiquitous Podcast year.

Her world-wide fame never overwhelmed her. Evie is as real as it gets. Sue and Evie not only share their Jersey history, but a friendship that has gone on for decades. Her mother, Inge, recently passed since the recording of this episode, but we know that Inge is dancing in the presence of the Lord!

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In a previous episode here on the Suebiquitous Podcast, Jeff and I featured Dave Clark, a Nashville award-winning songwriter and musician. Of course, that's my description of him, as he'd never say it like that! But revisiting this ENCORE episode this week, I was once again thankful for this new friend and his heart to leave a legacy for his children. In a town filled with fluff, finance and frivolity (when it comes to writing songs), it's no wonder that Dave Clark stands out above many. Dave writes "thinking songs." HE'S the one who should be living in a castle somewhere on a Tennessee hill, but he's content to write the songs that the supposed castle-dwellers inhabit. I admire his word-smith ways, but especially love his heart for a GOOD story. Keep writing, Dave - the world needs your troubadour-ish ways.

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