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Jodi Baxter is feeling overwhelmed, to say the least. Every day it seems that more blessings, problems, and everything in between crop up among her Yada Yada sisters, and their prayer list is getting out of control. Not only are the Yada Yadas still recovering from the vicious racial attack on Mark, but Ruth and Ben’s midlife pregnancy takes a dangerous turn, Avis’s daughter and grandbaby show up unannounced, Florida’s artistic son gets caught tagging, and Uptown is talking about merging with New Morning into one racially mixed church—raising anxiety and stress to new levels.

Prayer is a powerful spiritual weapon. And the Yada Yadas are about to learn just how strong it really is. The women of the Chicago-born Yada Yada Prayer Group have developed a strong sisterly bond. They’ve had a wild year full of joy, sorrow, and a healthy dose of laughter. Lots of laughter. But just when life gets comfortable, things get shaken up. The sisters don’t expect trouble to crop up so soon after the exuberant wedding of Yada Yada member Avis Johnson. But it happens, and sorrow meets their joy head-on.

The Yada Yada Prayer Group is in trouble—and they’re having a hard time getting out. Jodi Baxter is feeling overwhelmed, to say the least. Every day it seems that more blessings, problems, and everything in between crop up among her Yada Yada sisters, and their prayer list is getting out of control.

After a particularly exhausting year with the Yada Yada Prayer Group, all Jodi Baxter wants is a break. She even asks God for a little “dull and boring” in the new year. Instead she finds that when you’re open to His plans, life is unpredictable—in the best and hardest ways. Jodi’s life is suddenly full of changes, and they can be described as anything but boring.

These aren’t easy times for the Yada Yadas: a devastating fire, an HIV diagnosis, loss of loved ones, and possible prison time loom over the sisters’ heads. More than once, they dissolve into tears and worry. But when so much seems to be going wrong, the sisters know where to turn . . . prayer. And as Jodi Baxter’s prayer life continues to be revolutionized by the Yada Yada Prayer Group, she begins to recognize God’s voice. It’s still, it’s small, and she often confuses it with her own feelings. But it’s there.

Jodi Baxter is slowly recuperating from a horrific car accident, but before she’s fully recovered, other problems arise within the Yada Yada Prayer Group—big problems. The turmoil starts when a heroin-addicted woman charges into a prayer meeting with a knife and isn’t afraid to use it. Things really take a turn for the worse when grim accusations are made against Jodi’s husband. Racial division, pain, and pride are tearing this close-knit group of women apart, and Jodi isn’t sure if she and her spiritual sisters will be able to survive the mess.

What do an ex-con, a former drug addict, a real estate broker, a college student and a married mother of two have in common? Nothing, or so I thought. Who would have imagined that God would make a prayer group as mismatched as ours the closest of friends? I almost didn’t even go to the Chicago Women’s Conference—after all, being thrown together with five hundred strangers wasn’t exactly my “comfort zone.” But something happened that weekend to make us realize we had to hang together, and the "Yada Yada Prayer Group” was born!

Now that Gabby is back on her feet after being in a homeless shelter, she has a new dream that will stretch her faith further than ever. Gabby expects a fight from her husband over custody of their boys, but she is taken aback when he leans on her for a loan to cover his gambling debts. When she turns him down, Philip makes a desperate move that puts Gabby, her friends at the shelter, and even the House of Hope at risk.

In Where Do I Go? by Gold Medallion Award winner Neta Jackson, Gabrielle Fairbanks hopes her move to Chicago will help her find real purpose in life. When she stumbles over a homeless woman and into a job as program director of the House of Hope—a downtown women’s homeless shelter—she believes she’s found what she’s been missing. And then her disgruntled husband threatens to divorce her and take custody of their children unless she quits working at the shelter.

When her husband locks her out of their Chicago penthouse and disappears with her sons, Gabby Fairbanks is left homeless and stunned. Taking refuge at the women’s shelter where she works, she tries to salvage the shattered pieces of her life. There, her friends—including the Yada Yada Prayer Group—offer their support. Yet from therumors of a midnight intruder to the warm attentions of a lawyer, circumstances seem to threaten her chances of ever putting her family back together again.

Every woman needs a safe shelter.The tables have turned and Gabby's estranged husband needs her in a way neither ever expected. He's begging for reconciliation, but Gabby has moved on, finding purpose and a future in the House of Hope. Not only has she found shelter for herself and her sons there, but she's able to help provide shelter for homeless moms and their kids. Is God leading Gabby down a new path and giving her something - and someone - new? Or is He redeeming what she thought was gone forever?

Getting to the heart of the Christian sexual ethic with biblical truths and real talk about sex, purity, and relationships. Join co-hosts and sisters, Ashley and Amber, from Across My Heart Ministries as they uncover what the Bible says about sex, purity, and relationships. Together, we will passionately pursue the heart of God and grow in deeper intimacy with Him.

Mesaje pentru a hrăni sufletul tău și pentru a te încuraja să-l cauți pe Dumnezeu mai mult decât ai făcut-o până acum.

Yada Yada Yiddish: Jewish Lessons from SeinfeldThis is a show about nothing and yet in that nothing we find almost everything. Similiarly, the Jewish wisdom teaches, "Turn it, turn it, for everything is in it (the Torah)." Dive into the world of Seinfeld through a Jewish lens! Join us as we explore the timeless humor and everyday mishaps of Jerry and his friends, uncovering profound Jewish themes and life lessons hidden in each episode. We connect the dots between sitcom hilarity and Jewish wisdom. Tune in for laughs, insights, and a fresh perspective on your favorite show!Send comments to ...

Yada Yahowah Radio is a forum to discuss the Towrah, especially prophecy, and other news topics from the perspective of Yah's Word, including the economy, history, science, current events, religion, and politics. www.yadayah.com

Mesaje pentru a hrăni sufletul tău și pentru a te încuraja să-l cauți pe Dumnezeu mai mult decât ai făcut-o până acum.

Yadachat is a podcast which involves interviewing local artists and creatives around the City of Hull.

The endless love we have for our children counts for nothing when we dare to serve them porridge in the wrong colour bowl. Comedian Athena Kugblenu and Activist Layla Lawson try to answer the question every parent or carer of a pre-school child has: Why Does My Child Hate Me?From pregnancy too poo, from terrible twos to tantrums and teens. We'll be inviting guests to give their own experience of parenting in the 21st Century in an honest, witty and occasionally rude chat and trying to find out Why Does My Child Hate Me! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to YADA.AGI, a dynamic platform designed to foster discussions, collaborations, and the sharing of knowledge about Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Join us as we explore the future of AGI etc.. and its impact on technology and society.

A podcast about nothing with Ben and Richard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.