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Join us as Pastor Chad continues in our series "God is..." as he dives into God is...Always Present.

Third Sunday in Lent March 23, 2025 Always Present, Always Patient Sermon based on 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 https://stpeterchurchmodesto.org

God shows extreme patience with us. Jesus reminds us that the time to repent is now.

The heavenly Father is always present in the lives of his children. He sees every sorrow we endure. He also sees every sin we commit, even if only in our thoughts. He is always present. Yet, he is also always patient. God does not snap at us the second we turn from him. He gives us time to see the error of our ways. He assures us that the door back to him remains always open. By giving us room to share our struggles and shortcomings, he works in us the very repentance he desires and saves us from the judgment that would otherwise be ours.

The heavenly Father is always present in the lives of his children. He sees every sorrow we endure. He also sees every sin that we commit, even if it's only in our thoughts. He is always present. Yet, he is also always patient. God does not snap at us the second we turn from him. He gives us time to see the error of our ways. He assures us that the door back to him remains always open. By giving us room to share our struggles and shortcomings, he works in us the very repentance he desires and saves us from the judgement that would otherwise be ours.

Editor's Note: Born in South Carolina, Daniel Pruitt attended school in Brockway, Beacon and Glenham before graduating from Beacon High School in 1965 and earning degrees from SUNY Stony Brook and The New School for Social Research in New York City. Retired from IBM, he lives in Dunedin, Florida. Below are excerpts from an article that Pruitt researched and wrote in response to our five-part series on the history of Black people in the Highlands, Always Present, Never Seen, published in 2022. Pruitt felt the series could have included more about local Black history from 1850 to 1930. "I felt a personal need to connect the present, which I knew, with the past, which I did not," he wrote. "This past history was never present and never seen as such over my lifetime." We printed an earlier installment in August. Both are excerpted from his book, Lost and Found: Beacon's Black Community 1850-1930, which will be published in June. I grew up in Brockway, a company town for a brickyard that didn't roll out its first products until 1888, 50 years late to the brickmaking party in the Hudson Valley. Edwin Brockway earned his reputation for brick manufacturing in Haverstraw; his purchase of William Mortimer's country seat in 1886 in Fishkill was supposedly for retirement, but his sons pushed him to open another brickyard. Likely inspired by what Homer Ramsdell was doing with the excavation, landfill and physical plant construction at Denning's Point, Brockway built a peninsula on 48 acres of Hudson River surface, using New York City garbage as landfill, and topped it with clay pits, brick machines, kilns and drying yards. He likely filled his workforce with seasonal Black sharecroppers and tenant farmers from North Carolina and Virginia. After brickmaking became year-round, he coaxed those workers to work year-round. He limited their interaction with the white residents of Fishkill Landing (which was combined in 1913 with Matteawan to create Beacon) by building a village to house and tend to their basic needs (school, store, post office). Today, nothing remains of Brockway except the railway trestle that once brought excavated clay drawn by a small locomotive (we called it a "dinky") into the brickyard. Brockway's beginning was secretive, its existence plantation-like and its end by bankruptcy a loss for owner and worker alike. My parents came to Beacon in 1946 to work at the Castle Point VA hospital. My dad's parents, losing the family home in Spartanburg, South Carolina, to a suspicious fire, joined them shortly after. Brockway provided not only Black jobs but Black housing in those duplexes with small areas to garden for the industrious. Pregnant with me, my mom went back to her home in Helena, South Carolina, in 1947 for my midwife birth and first months of life. When my family arrived, Brockway was full of chamber pots and outhouses where toilets were flushed - not often enough - with lye. Water was gathered by the pail from a pipe protruding from a hill and drank at home from dippers. The main road turned to dirt as it snaked down from Route 9D. Clothes were washed in tubs and hung on lines, leaving them with a pinkish tint from the brick dust. Saturday night baths were taken outside in galvanized tubs, heated with kettle water; showers were taken in the rain with a bar of soap. On my first day of kindergarten, my dad gave me a Mickey Mouse watch that, under no circumstances, was I to take off my wrist. He told me I would be late for school once Mickey's big hand got to the 12 (I was not yet able to tell time). After a playmate asked whether the watch was waterproof, I found myself sticking my arm in the bucket that caught water at the spring that afternoon. Mickey was not waterproof. The school in Brockway was not a one-room schoolhouse, although I thought so for most of my life. There were three rooms manned by three teachers at an earlier time. When I attended, there was only one room in use, overseen by Mrs. Sarah Taylor, fu...

Full Episode: Ep 030 - Maj Alex Gardiner - British SAS Veteran.In this Viewpoint, Alex discusses his aspiration to become a civilian photographer, with the intention of travelling to Afghanistan to gain a unique perspective on the world and potentially provide assistance in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, given his prior knowledge of the region's vulnerability.Over the years, Alex had conceived several ideas for writing books, and one of these ideas finally materialized in 2022 when he published “The Devil's Magistrate: His Past is Always Present.” In this viewpoint, he shares his insights on the journey that led to the publication of this book.Watch Full Episode on YouTube:Part 1: youtu.be/dYbRqzrWuNUPart 2: youtu.be/1YVphNzLdlkTikTok:tiktok.com/@militaryveteranspodcastInstagram:instagram.com/militaryveteranspodcastLinkedIn:linkedin.com/company/military-veterans-podcastMerchandise:milvetpodcast.com/merchSend us a textSupport the show

A conversation with a longtime multifamily industry veteran, who is also an author, podcaster and a national speaker and educator, the fabulous Bill Nye, the owner of Bill Nye Training …discussing what is culture within a multifamily company, the difference between unintentional and intentional culture, culture currency and how to create culture the right way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a recording of a live guided meditation.  The meditation guide and the members of the public who joined the meditation used the Zoom platform.   Even though you are listening to this meditation as a recording rather than attending live, in the world of consciousness, there is no time or space. Meaning, regardless of when you listen, you are in a meditation with a large group of folks from different walks of life and places on the planet.Meditation Guide: Molly Doolittle. Seasoned Meditation Guide of the Divine Spark Program.Molly's Meditation Guide Style: Relaxed, calming, simple guidance through the steps. Wisdom and kindness flow with her words. Content: Features these tools and techniques: Grounding (Earth Connection) Releasing Centering Intentional Breathing Center of Head Awareness Finding the energy flow of universal consciousness within you, then stepping into it Bringing your life energy into harmony with your Divine Feminine

Luke 13:1-9 – God is always patient, but our time of grace does come to an end at the moment of death. Since that can come at unexpected times, Jesus teaches that the time to repent is right now. The Foundation Preacher Podcast is provided to you by WELS Congregational Services. The Foundation resources were […]

Join Asher Morrison as he explores the profound reality of God's unwavering presence, even when unseen. This episode delves into stories and biblical references, illustrating that God is always with us—whether in moments of awe or times of deep struggle. Learn how Jesus, as our ultimate champion, mirrors God's powerful declaration to Moses, 'I am,' stepping forward in our darkest times to offer hope and strength. Whether you feel His presence or not, this episode will remind you that God is beside you, providing comfort and resilience through life's challenges. Tune in for an uplifting message of faith, assurance, and divine companionship

In this episode, Amaris and Kathy get real about their lifelong struggles with anxiety and depression, reflecting on how these feelings were present long before motherhood. They open up about always feeling like outsiders in friend groups, even before kids came into the picture. Kathy shares her journey with an ADHD diagnosis, offering a personal glimpse into how it affects her daily life. Amaris chimes in, reflecting on moments from her childhood that make her believe she may also have ADHD, especially as she recognizes similarities between herself and her autistic son. It's an honest and raw conversation, shedding light on mental health and self-discovery. https://linktr.ee/twothemomspodcast Follow our socials and give us a rating

For the paper I'm referring to go here https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1550830718301848for last weeks introductory talk about Ronald Ruden's discovery go here https://youtu.be/kltZn4ji3TcRonald has also written two superb books When the Past is Always Present and The Craving BrainFor a typical discussion on depression and anxiety (albeit a very helpful one but one which doesn't mention the traumatic origin) see here with neuroscientist David Eagleman. Although they touch on electrotherapy as a possible solution.00:00 Intro and what's missing from the discussion on anxiety and depression02:00 Brain is a pattern matching organ - responses to meaning are what interpret your environment create disturbed brain chemistry from Adverse childhood events and/or were a highly sensitive child05:00 Brain structures that mediate stress - amygdala can be chronically encoded.07:40 A new model of depression and anxiety as symptoms of traumatic stress creating an ongoing stress response and disturbance of brain function - fight, flight and freeze (fold/ collapse).10:30 Childhood experiences landscape the brain re-triggered by current threats to self - an event (in person or vicarious), the emotional meaning of threat - all attachment losses16:10 A vulnerable landscape - high stress brain. Sensitisation. Perceived inescapability (the most important). The one that we can change.19:40 Trauma even in a good childhood - cumulative traumatic events can lead to symptoms later on in life. Difficulty matching symptoms to events therefore.23:20 Solutions. examples with phobias. Can't change event, but can change the inescapability! Safe haven extinguishes the traumatic encoding in memory.26:20 Touch signals safety. Encoded from birth. Wait til the memory feels less potent. May add a new ending (imaginally). Have eliminated the traumatic component.31:02 After havening - posture and facial changes show release from a stress load. Mindbody an electrical system - dysfunctional circuitry can be changed by a change of brainwave states breaks the chain of unconscious (implicit) memory. *If you're suffering from Chronic pain, fatigue or anxiety, I CAN HELP*CONTACT ME: https://www.alchemytherapies.co.uk/Alchemy Therapies & Emotional MasterclassOTHER USEFUL RESOURCESGroup Healing Program: http://myemotionalaudit.comAuthor/Book site: https//patriciaworby.comPodcast: https://www.alchemytherapies.co.uk/po...121 and group therapy and training for stress related conditions like anxiety, fatigue and pain: https://alchemytherapies.co.ukSee in particular: Thrive! - an introductory mindbody connection program and The Emotional Audit for more intensive training.COMING SOON:Intensive Training Program: https://emotionalmasterclass.com

Editor's Note: Born in South Carolina, Daniel Pruitt attended school in Brockway, Beacon and Glenham before graduating from Beacon High School in 1965 and earning degrees from SUNY Stony Brook and The New School for Social Research in New York City. Retired from IBM, he lives in Dunedin, Florida. Below are excerpts from an article that Pruitt researched and wrote in response to our five-part series on the history of Black people in the Highlands, Always Present, Never Seen, published in 2022. Pruitt felt the series could have included more about local Black history from 1850 to 1930. "I felt a personal need to connect the present, which I knew, with the past, which I did not," he wrote. "This past history was never present and never seen as such over my lifetime." His full report, which he describes as part memoir and part scholarship, is available here as a PDF. My parents were South Carolina emigrants to Beacon, arriving in 1946. I thought the history of the local Black community had come with us from the South. No anecdotal evidence or civics lessons suggested we weren't the first Black inhabitants of Beacon. I wasn't alone in thinking this. Although most of my friends were born in Beacon, they all had families from somewhere else, predominantly the South. Until recently, Mickey Reed thought his sister, Dot, was in the first class of Beacon High School in 1951 that had Black graduates. In truth, the first Black graduate was William Howes Jr. in 1925, but he lived in Baxtertown, according to census records, which was in the Town of Fishkill. Were Mickey's sister and her classmates the first Black graduates who lived in the city proper? I had heard that the kids from Baxtertown walked to the Little Red Schoolhouse for their primary education - not the easiest of treks but not the miles more required to reach Beacon High. Howes had to want that degree, even if it probably was of no use to him, as a Black man, finding a job. So kudos to William Howes, Class of 1925, and Dorothy Reed, Audrey Myrick, Leonard Morgan and Eugene Sims in 1951. When I was growing up, the Black community lived in Brockway, the brickyard community in the Town of Fishkill, or in the west end of Beacon, formerly part of Fishkill Landing (which merged with Matteawan in 1913 to form Beacon). My family lived in both. We followed the Germans, Irish, Jews and Italians into the West End, not necessarily in that order. Nothing came after us except urban renewal. The river baptized, fed and played with us. The dump was always on fire; a southeastern wind brought it to the front door like the mail. There were as many as five beer gardens in the 1950s between Bank Square and Beekman Street. Few white people walked through the West End. City parades bypassed us, starting at the fire station a block east on Main Street. Surprisingly, the Black churches were elsewhere until Springfield Baptist opened in the former Central Hudson gas building on Beekman Street in 1946 under Mattie Cooper, formerly an associate pastor at Beulah Baptist in Brockway. Black people filled the homes and apartments on Beekman, River and Ferry streets and Wolcott Avenue. There were a few white families still living in the West End into the 1950s: the Cimorellis and Cervones on lower Ferry; the Russells, Gromkos and Petterossis on Chandler; and the Carmichaels on Beekman. But they were not there long, and Black families lucky enough to get the few available IBM jobs left, too. However, unlike white flight, Black flight didn't have the East End as a destination. They moved outside the city limits. Bank Square - more like a tuning fork than a square - was the hub of the West End, what we called "up the street." The white-owned businesses weren't going anywhere. Two beer gardens, Bank Square Tavern and Modern Cafe (Vinnie's and Jimmy's) were anchors. There was Ike's, a grocer who begrudgingly gave credit and kept a watchful eye with his charge, known affectionately as Lil White Bobby, on the pe...

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Ever been blindsided by hidden fees after thinking you had everything in order? We've got a story for you. Join us on Electricpreneur Secrets as we dissect the nuances of pricing transparency and its monumental impact on client relationships. We share our experiences, like the time a photographer's unexpected travel fee left us feeling duped, to underscore why clear communication and documented agreements are non-negotiable. Learn how to adopt a premium service mindset that guarantees a seamless, worry-free experience for your clients, setting you miles apart from your competition.But that's not all. We dive deep into project management and the art of managing customer expectations, particularly in the service and construction industries. Ever faced moving targets in project scopes that left your clients confused and frustrated? We have, and we'll share our hard-earned lessons on providing clear cost estimates upfront. We'll also equip you with mental strategies to ensure clients are fully aware of their financial commitments, even if it means risking the job. And remember, being busy without financial gain isn't the goal—profitability is. Join us for actionable insights and tools to elevate your sales game, simplify your pricing strategies, and deliver unparalleled service. Trust us, you don't want to miss this episode!—---------------Join our community and get access to strategies that'll help bring your electrical business to the top

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What happens when you think you've agreed on a price, only to be hit with unexpected charges? Listen as we unpack a frustrating encounter with a photographer who, despite his stellar work and reviews, left us feeling blindsided by undisclosed travel fees. We dive into why setting clear pricing expectations upfront is crucial, and how detailed client communication and meticulous record-keeping can prevent such misunderstandings and ensure top-notch service.Joseph shares his own cautionary tale about the consequences of poor pricing transparency and how it can harm client relationships and profitability. We break down the importance of presenting detailed quotes, effectively using CRM systems, and documenting all scope changes. Lastly, we stress the necessity of having clear financial agreements before proceeding with any job, and why sometimes, walking away is the best option. Tune in for essential strategies that will help you master sales, streamline pricing, and deliver exceptional service.

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In this episode, Tommy discusses the path forward and how it reveals itself in the most intimate ways. He shares a personal experience from the ocean and draws parallels to decision-making and intuition. Tommy emphasises the importance of moving towards fear and uncertainty to reveal the path forward. He also highlights the significance of perception in shaping experiences and encourages seeking daily lessons from nature.TakeawaysThe path forward reveals itself when we move towards fear and uncertainty.Perception shapes our experiences and influences the way we navigate the path forward.Nature and daily experiences offer valuable lessons for decision-making and intuition.Sound Bites"The path forward always presents itself.""You have to go closer towards the scary bits in life"Chapters03:00Revealing the Path Forward07:16The Power of PerceptionWant to connect with Tommy? On the below you can. www.instagram.com/tommykendewww.tommykende.comAs always, thanks for your continued support. Love ya guts. Tommy xx

Hello Marvelous Mom, Here's a heartfelt Mom2Mom Mentoring podcast designed for Christian moms who feel overwhelmed by the multitude of roles they play daily. This podcast promises to offer clarity and peace to Marvelous Moms by encouraging you to make Jesus your 'ONE THING', create moments for spiritual growth despite your busy schedule, and find your unique sacred space for renewal and connection with God.   I'm Misty Hughes, your Mom Mentor and Clarity Coach, here to help you on this amazing adventure called LIFE. I aim to KEEP IT SIMPLE, offering you just ONE THING each week to consider, implement, or share with others.  I'll share some personal anecdotes from my ups and downs of raising four kids, including a transformative approach inspired by Susanna Wesley, to illustrate how dedicating even a few minutes to prayer or reflection can significantly impact your sense of peace and joy. I know the struggle to grow amidst life's chaos is real. You fall, trip over obstacles, and get entangled in the chaos of all your roles, like a toddler attempting to walk in oversized shoes. But life demands that you get back up and start again.  My mission is to inspire you as I share my own desire to grow spiritually and become more Christ-like. I'll share some of my own journey of attending conferences, reading books, and seeking mentorship, only to find myself overloaded with information and unable to implement change. In my state of despair, I discovered something amazing. God is ALWAYS PRESENT. So, as a solution to this ever-increasing problem of busyness, I introduce a model of simplicity, focusing on 'ONE THING' to avoid feeling overwhelmed. The podcast emphasizes the importance of taking small, manageable steps toward growth and invites you to create your own moments of pause and connection with Jesus.   NEXT STEPS

Arcana Coelestia 6806. [3] “To know” involves conjunction, and man is said to be “known” by the Lord insofar as he is conjoined with Him. The Lord also knows those who are not conjoined, nay, the very smallest particulars in every such man (John 2:24-25); but these men, being in evil, are in a different kind of presence, which is as it were absence; although the Lord is not absent, but the man and the spirit who is in evil is he who is absent; and then it is said that the Lord “does not know” them. An image of this condition appears among angels and spirits; they who are alike as to states of life appear near each other, and thus mutually know each other; but they who are unlike as to states of life, appear to each other to be far away, nor do they know each other in the same way. In a word, in the other life likeness of state causes people to appear present, and to be known; and unlikeness of state causes them to appear absent, and not to be known. Divine Providence 218. (3) Temporal things and eternal things are separated by man, but are conjoined by the Lord. This is true because all things pertaining to man are temporal, and for this reason man may be called temporal; while all things pertaining to the Lord are eternal, and for this reason the Lord is called Eternal. Temporal things are those that have an end and perish; while eternal things are those that have no end and do not perish. Any one can see that the two can be conjoined only through the Lord's infinite wisdom, and thus can be conjoined by the Lord, but not by man. But to make known that the two are separated by man and are conjoined by the Lord it must be shown in this order: (1) What temporal things are, and what eternal things are. (2) Man is in himself temporal and the Lord is in Himself eternal; and therefore only what is temporal can proceed from man, and only what is eternal from the Lord. (3) Temporal things separate eternal things from themselves, and eternal things conjoin temporal things to themselves. (4) The Lord conjoins man with Himself by means of appearances. (5) Also by means of correspondences. Divine Providence 220. (4) The conjoining of temporal and eternal ends in a person is the Lord's Divine providence. As it is not possible, however, for this to fall within the immediate perception of the intellect unless the subject is first reduced into an organized form and developed and demonstrated accordingly, therefore it must be organized as follows: 1. It is of Divine providence that a person by death puts off natural and temporal things and puts on spiritual and eternal ones. 2. Through His Divine providence the Lord conjoins Himself with natural things by means of spiritual ones, and with temporal things by means of eternal ones, in accordance with their applications. 3. The Lord conjoins Himself with their applications through correspondences, and so through appearances according to a person's affirmations of those appearances. 4. This conjunction of temporal and eternal things is Divine providence. Third Round posts are short audio clips taken from Round 3 comments offered in the online Logopraxis Life Group meetings. The aim is to keep the focus on understanding the Text in terms of its application to the inner life along with reinforcing any key LP principles that have been highlighted in the exchanges.  

The fact of the Blessed Trinity is present in the first 3 letters of the Bible, the first 3 words, the first 3 verses, the first 3 chapters, and up to its entire structure as "the Law, the Prophets and the Psalms [Writings]". Before Christ came, no one could see it. After Jesus Christ revealed the truth of Three Persons in One God, it is to be found everywhere. This podcast is a sample chapter from "Crucifixion to Creation: Roots of the Traditional Mass Traced Back to Paradise". The book is available in print, as audiobook and ebook here: ⁠https://bit.ly/Crucifixion-to-Creation

The Conditional Promises of GodOne familiar “if / then” passage, often called the “believer's bar of soap,” is found in the first chapter of the first letter of John. In it, we find one “if” condition and two implied “then” promises God grants to those who meet His one “if” condition. And the two promises of God encompass the totality of salvation this side of heaven, both our justification and our sanctification.If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness – 1 John 1:9What Does it Say?Let's see exactly what it says.If (the condition, something we must do in order to receive the promise) we (this includes you and me, make it personal, put your name here) confess (homologous – to admit, concede, to affirm or agree) our (it is inclusive, everyone has something to confess to a holy God) sins (hamartía – offense, wrongdoing, failure, fault, it is an act or feeling that transgresses something forbidden or ignores something required by God's law, whether in thought, feeling, speech, or action. Literally, it means to miss the mark or the true end and purpose of our lives, which is God. And note, the word is plural, as in more than one sin),This is the condition prescribed by God. It is something we must do, a non-negotiable, if we want to receive the promise that comes from meeting the condition. And, by His grace, it is something we can do.Next, the Spirit, through John, lists only two of God's infinite attributes as proof of the truth of His promise: faithful and just.He (God, the Sovereign One, Eternal, All-Powerful, All-Knowing, Always-Present, Creator of All, of which there is no One higher, no One more glorious, no One more beautiful or of greater worth, and there is no more lofty goal in which to devote one's life than to have a deep, intimate, relationship with Him) is (His current attributes) faithful (pistós – worthy of belief, trust, or confidence, sure, steadfast, of true fidelity) and (of all God's immeasurable attributes, the Spirit, through John, lists only these two, as if they are enough, already more than we can handle) just (díkaios – righteous, correct, perfect, upright in everything, without error, free from favoritism, self-interest, bias, or deception)And now, after stating His conditions and His attributes, the Spirit reveals the two promises or results we can rest assured of after we meet the conditions. Note, because He is “faithful and just” and does not show favoritism or bias, these promises are for everyone, including you, who “confess” their sins, no matter how great those sins may be, how unworthy you may feel, or how many times you have tried and failed in the past. To Him, it doesn't matter— every day is a new beginning.First Promise: Forgiveness (Justification)to forgive (aphíēmi – to send forth or away, to stop blaming or taking an offense into account, to leave, release, let go, dismiss. God, in effect, chooses, based on our confession, to send our sins and the consequences of them away from Himself and us, to no longer blame us for our offenses, to release, let go, and dismiss the consequences of our sins as if they never happened. We are now free from their condemnation, guilt, and shame – see Romans 8:33-34) us our (again, inclusive, which means you and me. Make it personal, put your name here) sins (plural, the sins...

God is omnipresent. Therefore, God's presence is everywhere, even in hell. And this is precisely what makes hell so miserable for the individual who hates God.

Show Notes:Point #1 - Friendship DefinedProverbs 18:24 NIV1. What does a good friendship look like?“Trust is at the heart of intimacy with friends“ - from podcast2. How does trust, or the breaking of trust, strengthen/weaken your connection with others?3. Physical presence is desired with the people we are closest to, but is it necessary for the relationship to continue?James 1:2-4 ESVPoint #2 - Developing a Friendship with GodPsalm 73:28 NLT“It's not just knowing His word, it's applying it to our lives,. It's crucial to understanding our relationship with God” - from podcast4. If you never follow through with your commitments, or take action on the requests that someone in your life asks of you, how will that impact that relationship? Can you see how that relates to applying God's word in your life, and the development or your relationship with Him?John 15:7 ESV“Intimacy with God is not just knowing scripture… It's knowing Him” - from podcastAll relationships are built by, 1-spending time with that person, 2-getting to know them through conversation, 3-sharing experiences with them5. How do the 3 things listed above relate to: Reading the Word, Prayer, and Worship“Worship, in it's best definition, is how we live our lives” - from podcastPoint #3 - God is Always Present, Always Steady, Always For UsProverbs 18:10 NASB6. When you are in trouble, when you need help, when you are scared, do you feel safe running to God? If not, why?Nehemiah 8:10 NIVPsalm 23:5 NIVPsalm 23:4 ESV“You have to know and believe it in your self first” - from podcastProverbs 3:5 NIVThank you for listening to the One Loud Voice podcast. If you are interested in joining or starting a group study, please visit our website, oneloudvoice.org for more information.If you like this content, we encourage you to also follow us on Facebook or Instagram

There is no place that we can be that God is not there. God is everywhere all the time. This is a fact that is hard for the human mind to understand. This means you can't just leave God somewhere on purpose or by accident. In verse 8 before rockets or airplanes were created that could carry a person into the air, he knew God was there. Spiritually, have you ever thought or said you felt your life was a living Hell? The lowest point is what you thought you were going through. There is nothing that compares to Hell on this earth. When you are at your lowest point in life, God is still there. He never leaves or forsakes. Being backslid on God, He is still there. When you were living like Hell, disgraced His name, He was still there. It rains on the just and the unjust just the same. God knows what you need and when you need them. His blessings are pouring out regardless of where your love is for Him. If you think that you can go beyond God's love and that He will let go of you, you're badly mistaken if you've been saved. God doesn't depart from His sheep. When it gets hard He doesn't detach from you and say, you're on your own. In verse 9 he speaks of the East and West. No matter how far to the east you go away from the west, God is still there. Jonah was a backslid preacher and God stuck with him even in the belly of the fish, Jonah's Hell. The very fact that He is with us means He can hear us. There isn't a single person that is above the thought of suicidal thoughts. The devil can easily sow the seeds of un-care and before you realize it, your thoughts are on suicide. With Jonah, God had already prepared the great fish. Once Jonah hit the water the fish swallowed him and down they went. God then told that fish to take Jonah to Ninnava. Just as Jonah, God is directing your path back home. You might have to go through “Hell” to get there, but you're headed back home. God knew that Jonah was going to do His work. In verse 11 he stated that even when it's dark, God can still see and is still there. In our lives, it might get dark where we can not see. God can see, and He's still there. God is not affected by the brightness or the lack of. The dark things will come whether we are the reason for them or not. Regardless of the fault, God is there, always.

Once we relax the body, we notice the randomness of the mind. We see how it grabs onto thoughts, sensations, sounds, memories, etc. We can relax the mind and notice the open space of awareness that we are.

In this episode a quote from Rupert Spira is contemplated. "The highest form of meditation is not an activity that is undertaken by the mind. It is a relaxing, falling back or sinking of the mind into its source or essence of pure awareness, from which it has arisen."

Summer of Loss | Lord always present Sunday, August 13, 2023 Peter Smith Job 38-41 Though Job was a man of integrity, he seemed to hide behind self-righteousness during the conversations with his friends. He became accusatory of God and demanded a trial. So, God comes and sets Him straight. When God speaks, Job is no longer speaking. He is quiet and receives all that is coming from the Lord. As the Lord goes after Job's accusations, He is preparing Job to receive the righteousness that only He can give.

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Plugged In's Adam Holz shares about pointing to Him instead of the corruption all around us and reviews for the latest films. Heather MacFadyen, author of "Right Where You Belong: How to Identify and Fully Occupy Your God-Given Space," talks about recognizing that it is much less about where we are in our lives than who we are with, which is in God's presence. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

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In this episode excerpts from chapter 15 of Helen Hamilton's book, Dissolving the Ego, were contemplated. "Here-ness is an intelligent field of energy that is perceivable as a constant in your life." 

One common mistake electrical contractors tend to do is failing to present their prices before starting the work. Whether it's because they assume their customers know the standard rates or they don't want to scare off potential clients, not being upfront about pricing can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts down the line.Even when you're confident that the client is sure to say yes to the electrical service you're about to do, you still need to provide a clear and transparent pricing structure. This not only helps to avoid potential conflicts, but it also allows you to set realistic expectations for the client.But can you present your price without off potential clients? How do you build the client's trust in your pricing?Today, we'll dive into the importance of presenting prices before starting your electrical work, as well as how to do it to guarantee an awesome SALE. Don't miss out on this golden nugget of information!

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Message from Bobby McGraw on April 11, 2023

Message from Bobby McGraw on April 11, 2023

ALWAYS PRESENT, 30min., USA, Musical DanceDirected by Philip G. Anderson An artist explores their relationship with fear in the creative process. https://www.philipganderson.com/ https://www.instagram.com/philipgandersonmusic/ https://www.facebook.com/philipgandersonmusic/

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Although you may enjoy some "alone time," no one likes to feel lonely because we were created to have relationships. The most important relationship is the one we are to have with God.And God is always present -- always with us. ALWAYS, even though sometimes we fail to recognize it.Join us for today's Daily Word & Prayer to discover ways you can practice the presence of God.Who do you know that needs to hear today's message? Go ahead and forward this to them along with a prayer that God will use it in their life.Scripture Used in Today's MessagePsalm 139:7-10Matthew 28:19-20Hebrews 13:5Genesis 39:21, 232 Samuel 5:10To become a TSCM Ministry Partner, click herehttps://www.tomthepreacher.com/supportTo find Tom on Instagram, Facebook, TicTok, and elsewhere, go to linktr.ee/tomthepreacher Have you read my book, "Takin' it to Their Turf"?If not, you may request a copy on my website, www.TomthePreacher.comWe send a copy to anyone who donates to our ministry, but if you can't do so, simply request a copy by sending us an email.************ Do you want to have all your sins forgiven and know God personally? *********Check out my video "The Bridge Diagram" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0Kjwrlind8&t=1sCheck out my website, www.TomthePreacher.com, to learn more about my ministry and sign up for my daily email. And make sure to request a copy of my book, Takin' it to Their Turf, when you visit my website.Check out my videos on this channel to learn how to answer tough questions challenging our faith.

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Ever Present Week 2Psalm 46 doesn't normally cause people to think about Christmas, but the concept of an Ever-Present God is the very essence of what Christmas is all about. What God has done for us in the Christmas story--his willingness to be present with us--is one of the most beautiful expressions and demonstrations of love you will ever see.Just think about how much peace it would give you, if you lived constantly with an awareness that the presence of Jesus was always with you.

Every situation is primarily about who God wants to be for you, and each circumstance is an opportunity to encounter new levels of favor and faith in the Lord. If we believed our favor was always present, how would that change our relationship with the Lord? Key Scriptures: +Ephesians 3:17-19. [...] so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith—that you, being rooted and grounded in love, may have strength to comprehend with all the saints what is the breadth and length and height and depth, and to know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge, that you may be filled with all the fullness of God. How has Brilliant impacted YOUR life? Let us know by CLICKING HERE. To stay connected with Graham Cooke and Team Brilliant, CLICK HERE. As always, thanks for listening!

We continue our series focused on Ben and Matt’s forthcoming book Having the Mind of Christ: Eight Axioms for Cultivating a Robust Faith. Ben, Matt, Gino, and Christy discuss how they’ve practically worked out the principles and practices in the book in their lives and leadership over the past several years. Today we talk about […] The post What if God was Always Present and At Work? appeared first on Gravity Leadership.