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Devotional Theme – "Hearing The Voice Of Jesus"Scripture reference - Daniel 9:10 “Neither have we obeyed the voice of the Lord our God, to walk in his laws, which he set before us by his servants the prophets.”Intro and Outro Song - "We Give Thanks To Thee" by Marlene Jenkins CooperClosing Song - "I Heard of the Voice of Jesus Say"I do not own the rights to this song.

A cabbage absconding amputee, a cattle consuming critter, a feline faced follower and more! Tonight, on The Backwoods Boogeymen Podcast!

Bastian Pastewka liest ein Zeugnis vor. Alles Sechsen. Das Zeugnis gehört Pastewkas früherem Klassenkameraden Aljoscha Pause, Sohn von Rainer Pause. Der Anarcho betrachtet ein Kind als Unfall, aber seine Bonner Komödiantenbühne Pantheon als Lebenswerk. Aljoscha übersteht eine brettharte Kindheit und die Zumutung radikaler Freiheit. Jetzt hat er einen Dokumentarfilm gemacht: „Fritz Litzmann, mein Vater und ich“. Don´t try this at home. Mit Suse und Hajo Schumacher spricht Aljoscha Pause über Distanz und Nähe zu einem Mann, der im Prinzip okay ist, aber leider nie Vater sein wollte....

Meet four-time kidney transplant recipient and award-winning author, speaker and mentor Jennifer Cramer Miller. Host Ron Rapaport converses with her about navigating the stormy waters of dialysis, multiple kidney transplants and the relentless pursuit of hope and joy amidst the backdrop of chronic illness. Their conversation will educate us on kidney disease, explore the emotional landscape of kidney disease and show us the power of acceptance and the miracles that unfold when people show up for one another with acts of profound kindness, Sponsors: Robert Christophor Coppes, author of...

"As dificuldades fortalecem a mente, assim como o trabalho fortalece o corpo." - Sêneca Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Not everything that glitters is gold — Sa w wè a, se pa sa. In this eye-opening episode of Wise Beyond Culture, we’re diving deep into the danger of appearances. Just because someone seems happy, wealthy, or successful doesn’t mean that’s the full story.We talk about:The masks people wear to surviveWhy you must stop comparing your life to othersHow to sharpen your inner discernment and protect your peaceThe importance of showing up authentically — for yourself and your communitySa w wè a se pa sa… Men sa ou bezwen konprann ka sove w. This conversation is a must-listen for ...

Lorraine teaches at Middlebury college and has recently written The Art of the Interesting: What We Miss in Our Pursuit of the Good Life and How to Cultivate It. How does "the interesting" fit into human flourishing? How do we know when some attractive stimulation is really in our interest and really good? Can we find something interesting even the most tedious, repetitive tasks? Is it interesting to start an improv scene by declaring that your scene-mates are dealing with alcoholism and divorce? Certainly it is rude. Also, Happiness 12 Step Programs. Hear more at philosophyimprov.com. ...

Spirituality isn’t about escaping our pain, bypassing the hard truths, or wearing a mask of perfection. In this episode, I explore the shadow side of the modern wellness industry where “love and light” becomes a cover for denial, suppression, and ego.We also unpack how rigid ideas (even sacred ones like the yamas) can become performative and harmful if not held with awareness. Real spirituality includes the whole of us, even the parts we’re afraid to face.

In this podcast, Erin talks about an experience she had after recently taking a course and the process she went through to find a deeper level of authenticity inside of herself. #podcast #spiritualpodcast #podcasting #spiritual #healing #emotional #emotion #grateful #shaman #heal #mindset #awareness #awakening #emotions #emotional #selflove #shadowwork #balance #trauma #somatichealing #somatic #trauma #wounded #deepdive #selfcare #awareness At Rose Quartz Mediumship and Empowered Somatic Healing, we love helping people with Energy healing, Healing trauma, Breaking patterns, and Learning ...

Internationally best-selling author David wrote a book (and made a film) called How We Got Here, which traces the gradual path in the history of ideas from the ancients through various forms of perspectivism, relativism, and post-modernism to the post-truth discourse that authoritarians and wanna-be authoritarians engage in. Some improv scenes are inserted awkwardly into the discussion. Mark philosophizes at partiallyexaminedlife.com. Bill improvises (and teaches) at chicagoimprovstudio.com. See us live Wed. 8/21, 6pm at iO Theater, Chicago. Hear more at philosophyimprov.com. Support the ...

Ach herrje! Dachte ich, als ich von dieser Studie las: Schlafmangel macht uns weniger großzügig und hilfsbereit. An der Universität Berkeley wurden Testpersonen mit genügend und ungenügend Schlaf zu bestimmten Situationen befragt, in denen es um Hilfsbereitschaft geht. Die Wenig-Schläfer halten nicht so gern die Fahrstuhltür auf oder helfen Verletzten auf der Straße. Und zusätzlich hat man herausgefunden, dass nach einer Zeitumstellung, also eine Stunde weniger, die Spendenbereitschaft sinkt. Gehe ich nun, als jemand, der leider oft nachts wach liegt, am nächsten Tag als ignoranter ...

Aviserne skriver om det, TV-nyhederne og magasiner fortæller om det - Kristendom gør et comeback i Danmark! Undersøgelser i England viser, at der er flere unge der er begyndt at gå i kirke og læse i bibelen i de sidste par år. Kan vi virkelig tale om en åndelig vækkelse og hvis ja, hvordan forholder vi os til den?

Bible Reading: Deuteronomy 31:7-8; Joshua 1:5"Mae, I'd like you to put Miles down for his nap today," said Mom. "I need to make an important phone call.""Okay," said Mae, smiling at her little brother. "Nap time!" she announced to the energetic little boy. Laughing, Miles toddled away, wanting his sister to chase him. Mae caught him quickly. "Sleepy time, buddy," she said, taking him to his crib. She hoisted him over the side and laid him down. Little Miles scrambled around on the mattress, ignoring soft toys and stuffed animals. He settled down when Mae patted his back for a few moments. "...

Nigga We Made It!!!!🤣. It’s official been a year worth of content 💙. We want to tell all of our listeners thank you!!! Thank you for making this journey meaningful. In this episode we just want to tell yall how and where it all started. While giving yall flowers. We also want to address some questions. Of course with our regular banter and conversation. Tune in as we discuss this and much more in this episode. Feel free to comment and give us feed back on all our social media platforms.Follow, Like and Subscribe pleasehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558577667028&mibextid=...

What do Coca-Cola’s Olympic campaigns and world-class project management have in common?Clint Padgett has been running global projects for over 30 years, from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics to FIFA World Cups, and he’s learned one truth: the collective is smarter than the individual. In this episode of Show Your Value, Clint breaks down how great leaders create true ownership on teams, why project management is often misunderstood, and what it really takes to deliver results under pressure.You’ll learn:- Why most companies get project management completely wrong- How to build team ...

You’re listening to Short and Interesting – the podcast that reads to you short excerpts from old, weird, interesting books. This week is a famous essay – one of the most famous essays in modern ethical philosophy – called “Famine, Affluence, and Morality,” written by the Australian philosopher Peter Singer in 1971. When’s the last time you donated to charity?This is technically subject to copyright law, as Peter Singer is still alive. But this is a very famous academic essay and is widely available. You can read it for free here: https://rintintin.colorado.edu/~vancecd/phil308/...

It's a TEAM PLAY episode just in time for the holiday season! Returning guests improviser and podcaster Sarah and recovering Philosophy Bro Tommy join Mark and Bill to talk AND EXPERIENCE friendship, with our longest single improv scene to date. What is friendship? Do you know your friends enough to imitate them? Does one friendship or fast-casual restaurant have to die so that another may emerge? Hear more at philosophyimprov.com. Support the and hear this ad-free at podcast at philosophyimprov.com/support. Check out other Evergreen Podcast offerings.

Marie-Sol (Marso) a Quebecoise from Canada, and Patrick (Pat) from Austria are talking about what's happening in their lives and with their guests they meet along the way.

In this episode of Bible for Newbies, Russ Michaels explores the concept of the armor of God, focusing specifically on the shoes of the gospel of peace. He discusses the metaphorical significance of these shoes in spiritual battles, emphasizing the importance of stability and mobility in faith. The conversation delves into the meaning of the gospel, the peace it brings, and the personal stories that reinforce this message. Russ encourages listeners to reflect on their own journeys to peace with God and to share their stories as a means of strengthening their faith and helping ...