Podcasts about broken branches

This Eternal Life Student, Living Library podcast is with Kimberly Woodruff and her Guest: Becky Villareal. Becky is a Family Genealogist, Presenter, Authoress and a Retired Teacher. She explains how she got into Genealogy and how it also helped to inspire to become a presenter and write books.She has also published three children's books about family history and genealogy, GIANNA THE GREAT and HALITO! THE JOURNEY CONTINUES, and GIANNA THE TREASURE HUNTER. Her latest book, The Broken Branches has won the Five Star Reader's Favorite Award in 2018.

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Salvation, redemption, restoration is not from man, it is not from within, it is from God. ~~~ In all of my classes through bible college and seminary, and in all the preaching books I have read, capturing the audience's attention was a crucial aspect of the introduction. Use a startling fact or a provocative statement or a funny story. Something engaging, heartwarming. Draw the audience in immediately. Apparently someone forgot to tell Matthew about this little rule of communication because he begins his gospel with a long, long genealogy. This genealogy is one, long astonishing fact. It links Jesus with the beloved King David of the Jews, and Father Abraham, father of the Jewish nation. And in Jewish culture, lineage was a big deal. You had to be able to prove your lineage in order to show that you could live in certain places since the land was divided up, at one time, according to tribes. And you certainly had to prove your lineage if you claimed to be a priest or a King. And that is exactly what Jesus claimed, and it was what Matthew had set out to prove. So his lineage needed to be proven in order for Jewish people who weren't around to hear him teach and see his miracles, to consider him credible. When we look at the beginning of this genealogy we read the first two names of Abraham and Isaac. And what is incredible about these two names is that Abraham was so old when Isaac was born, that he and his wife should have been dead. In fact, the author of Hebrews says that Abraham was as good as dead. That is how old he was. He should not have been able to produce children, but he did! Why? Because God is faithful to his promises. And so from the beginning, we see that this kingdom is going to be a supernatural kingdom. That this promise is dependent on God doing something. So what we have here in the first parts of Matthew 1 is Matthew saying that Jesus is a legitimate King, in the line of Abraham and David, two pillars of the Jewish nation. And that His kingdom is supernatural. God was faithful to keep his unbelievable promise. God fulfills his promise of sending a revolutionary king and kingdom to save His people because they are people in need! And your name could be listed right along with them; your heritage; your family tree is just like this; this lineage is just a small snapshot of all of human history. So what do we learn from this genealogy? Israel had no reason to be proud of itself. Salvation, redemption, restoration is not from man, it is not from within, it is from God. David, the great King of Israel, who stole another man's wife, and had the husband put to death, receives forgiveness, grace, and mercy from the hand of God. No one is able to save himself. All, even the best on the list, stood in dire need of redemption by the blood of the promised One.

In Romans 11:12-24 we learn that God has a plan to bring all of his people to himself.

Preacher - Robin Kinstead Passage 1 - Psalm 80:8-15 Passage 2 - John 15:1-10

Transparency in fatherhood is something that is a top goal of our platform. What are broken branches? Find out from our special guest DeAngelo Malcolm.

- Wednesday June 28, 2023 - Unleash your curiosity with our latest episode on the study of Romans Chapter 11

Third Sunday of Advent - theme: Jesse Tree. Children and Youth tell Christmas Story. Pastor Randy Schlak's sermon: "Broken Branches".

In today's segment of HOSTAGE, we take a walk through addiction with Marshall Ayers from Broken Branches. We hear his testimony and a few applicable steps and verses to help us in our struggles. You're being held hostage by your stress and anxiety. It's time to break free and find peace in Jesus. Listen wherever you get your podcasts and watch live on Sundays at 10am ET. New Vision Church. Belong. Be Loved. Believe. newvisionc.com

In Romans 11, Paul uses the metaphor of an Olive Tree to teach us about God's redemption plan for Israel and about the future of the Church.

In Romans 11, Paul uses the metaphor of an Olive Tree to teach us about God's redemption plan for Israel and about the future of the Church.

E & BIGFOOT RESEARCHER WILDLIFE & BIGFOOT RESEARCHER E.C.B.R.O. East Coast Bigfoot Researchers Organization Daniel J. Benoit Founder & Researcher (Cryptozoologist) As a child growing up exploring the outdoors and hunting with his father, Daniel became quite familiar with wildlife at an early age. He heard stories of bigfoot but it wasn't until he saw the Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin film in 2010 that a fire of curiosity sparked within him. It was then he decided he would take what he knew about the outdoors and start his own research into the elusive creature. Around that time, the subject of Bigfoot was becoming slightly less taboo and more open for discussion. And thanks to social media, bigfoot communities started developing. It was there that Daniel soon began researching reported sightings and commonalities between them; tree structures and their possible meanings; different theories as to what bigfoot is; and footprints versus known wildlife tracks. He also began studying great apes and the similarities they share with bigfoot such as long howls, whoops, tree knocks and tree-structure formations, as well as the comparisons to the various characteristics and Behaviors. He went into the woods with heightened awareness and an open mind and it wasn't long before he discovered large, bipedal humanoid tracks. At that very moment, what started as a fire of curiosity turned into a passion and the East Coast Bigfoot Researchers Organization (E.C.B.R.O.) was born. Since then, Daniel has conducted fieldwork in several deep remote locations all along the east coast. And on one of those investigations in his home state of Virginia, he would have his first sighting: a family of Bigfoots. But Daniel states that he was a “knower” of bigfoots existence prior to even seeing them based on all the other data that has been collected. Daniel has spoken at several events along the east coast and has been featured in the Bigfoot documentary, “Elusive Legend – An E.C.B.R.O. Story”. He has also been the featured guest on numerous podcasts and hosts a podcast called “ECBRO Bigfoot Radio”. He is also an author of bigfoot research field guides and has his own YouTube Channel called “Bigfoot Zone (ECBRO)”. He decided to start the ECBRO to not only develop a strong community of researchers but to also educate and bring awareness to everyone. Because everyone deserves to know the truth and learn what is out there. http://www.ecbrofounder.com/ Broken Branch Designs LLC. . brokenbranchdesignsllc@gmail.com or by phone at 804-337-9547. INTRODUCING a brand new line of Awesome that has Everything to do with Sasquatch. At Broken Branch Designs, we have Clothing, Outerwear, & Home and Garden Decor. Our product line keeps growing so keep checking back for new items. Until then, get out and see the Broken Branches and get all you can Squatch out of life.

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Wow! Tony delivers a very powerful word from the Lord for Christian hopefully receive the word of God as spiritual food for the soul. Let God heal the broken and torn hole in your soul. Amen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antoine-sharp/support

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1. People Get Up & Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO] 2. FUBU (f. BJ The Chicago Kid & The-Dream) by Solange 3. Broken Branches by Fertile Ground 4. You Ain't The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka 5. Crack Music by Kanye West 6. The Enemy (f. Fat Joe) by Big L 7. Church / Liquor Store (f. Noname) by Saba 8. REVOFEV by Kid CuDi 9. First World Problemz by Brent Faiyaz 10. Paper Planes by M.I.A. 11. Blue Lights by Jorja Smith 12. Alibi by Banks 13. It's Only (f. Zyra) by ODESZA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jadestonevintagesoul/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jadestonevintagesoul/support

Move over Nashville and make room for California’s own Rosy Nolan. Nolan is part of the current California Gold rush of female Singer-Songwriters that bring old-time music to new audiences with fresh tales. Her music follows the touchstones of Alison Krauss, Emmylou Harris, and Dolly Parton. Rosy delivers hymns, ballads, and folk melodies with a mesmerizing rawness that sweeps up her audiences. Landing a performance at the renowned Stagecoach Festival in 2020 solidifies her legitimate place in Country Folk music but it did not happen overnight. For years Nolan has dug deep into honing her craft by frequenting many old-time music jams, banjo twangs, and partnering in a traditional bluegrass duo called Old Time Machine. In addition, Nolan is a veteran of touring nationally and internationally grabbing new fans from quite different landscapes like London, New York, and Northern California. Her 2019 release, Footprints and Broken Branches is her best work yet. It delivers a signature sound that is all things Rosy Nolan. rosynolan.com Instagram: @row_sea

Today we’re going deep and having a DMC (deep meaningful chat) about about forgiveness, self acceptance, kindness and journalling. I’m joined by Vaneeta Kaur, a UK creative writer, author and emotional wellness advocate. She began writing at a tender age as an emotional outlet for her experiences of anxiety and depression. As someone that deals with a chronic illness due to a rare condition, self-care is an important part of her daily life. At the age of seventeen she began her first novel Broken Branches and the sequel available to pre-order now called brimming boughs. The Silver Lining Series is a supernatural contemporary fictional romance that emphasis gratefulness, love, forgiveness, happiness and so much more. Through her creative writing on social media she encourages kindness, compassion, empathy, self-care, and wholeness. She also shares her own experiences from her emotional wellness journey. Hope you enjoy the episode! Love, Preeti x ———————————————————— Vaneeta’s Book & Social Media Links: Broken Branches: https://amzn.to/3upgsMY Brimming Boughs: https://amzn.to/3uhMZ7s IG- https://www.instagram.com/missvaneetakaur/ ———————————————————— Don’t forget to follow me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/preetipersonal/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSvmbM63/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/preetipersonal Clubhouse: @preetipersonal If you prefer, you can also email me: itspreetipersonal@gmail.com Don’t forget to follow/ subscribe to Podcast and leave a review on Apple Podcasts ———————————————————— Music: Upbeat-party by scottholmesmusic.com

Ever since she was a little girl, Vaneeta recalls that writing had always played a pivotal role in her life. Whether it inspired her or she was able to use it as a coping mechanism, writing was something that always grasped her attention. At the age of 19, Vaneeta self-published her own book and remembered that many others looked at it as a “failure”. Luckily, Vaneeta was able to take that feedback, and learn how to improve, and used it to help her grow her self-confidence. Since then, she has published the first in the Silver Lining series, Broken Branches. Keep up with Vaneeta and her story to see when the launch of the second book in the Silver Lining series will drop!

Today Vaneeta Kaur joins us from across the pond to chat about her own journey to first discovering her artistic gifts as a way to cope with a mental illness, to now being a published author of a fabulous fiction novel. Vaneeta has such a beautifully authentic story as she wrote two books in her teenage years, she predominantly writes to males or utilizes male characters, and she initially emerged from writing film scripts to fictional characters. Plus to top it off, writing and storytelling are purely natural gifts of hers that she divinely discovered as a child.    In our conversation we dive into her recently republished work, Broken Branches, and the crucial importance of carrying an awareness of our own emotional wellness and mental health. Broken Branches is not your average fiction novel as the book has several underlying self-help type messages displayed through the character’s experiences. We go on to discuss the emotional bondage and relations that are able to be found with characters in books that often play into our own empathy and compassion. Vaneeta goes on to discuss her journey to getting published and the vulnerability that comes with putting yourself out there publicly.  Topics we talk about:  Mental Health, anxiety, depression  Discovering and trusting your talents or gifts Silver linings, empathy, compassion The power of the Universe and asking for what you want The importance of feeling your feelings  The need for more men to lean into their sensitivities  Merging of script writing to fiction writing  Journey to publishing and self-publishing  Male / female taboos Vaneeta’s upcoming novels  Vulnerability and feedback from others  Themes: forgiveness, letting go, moving on, gratitude, love   Find more at lovingyourownsoulpodcast.com   Resources:  Connect with Vaneeta on Instagram: @missvaneetakaur  Grab a copy of Broken Branches by Vaneeta Kaur Additional booked mentioned: Women Who Run With the Wolves Ambu at ambuwellness.com  or @ambuwellness Join my private Facebook Group:  Ambu | A Modern Wellness Community  Connect with me on Instagram @lovingyourownsoul   Loving Your Own Soul is edited and managed by Sixteen Creative

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Ever wonder what it's like to publish a book? So many people have said that they want to write a book "some day" but why not start now? Vaneeta Kaur, Author of Broken Branches tells us about how she published two books and is in the middle of completing her third! She dives into the entire process such as how she came up with the ideas, the editing process, and the publishing process. Instagram:  @missvaneetakaur Website www.vaneetakaur.comInstagram: @desiretoinspirepodcastWebsite: www.desiretoinspirepodcast.com 

Vaneeta Kaur is the author of the Silver Lining Series , the first book Broken Branches is available now and the sequel will be out in 2021. She is also a mental health advocate and shares her mental health journey and how writing as not only led her to happiness but saved her life. Broken Branches is set in London England, Kensington and follows Kris through his beautiful and privileged life as everything is ripped from him bit by bit. When he realises that he is left with nothing real in his life, his days become dull and monotone bringing about in him a state of mental autopilot. A beautiful supernatural miracle helps him to uncover the honesty of not just his actions, but of those around him.Follow Vaneeta on IG @missvaneetakaurGet the Books!Here We Stand by Rena Patel , Publishing TBDSilver Lining Series by Vaneeta Kaur , Published Generation Zero by Sabreet Kang Rajeev, Publishing Dec 8Sincerely, Life by Poonam Desai, Published Subscribe to the Your Favorite Book Podcast so you don't miss the other authors! Music by: Crexwell Be sure to SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE US A REVIEW if you enjoyed the show. Follow me on Instagram @dishesbydishesLike the podcast on FB here. Contact me at BWWPSPodcast@gmail.com Episodes available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, and Overcast.Support the show (http://Patreon.com/BWWPS)Support the show (http://Patreon.com/BWWPS)

My guest on my podcast is Vaneeta Kaur.Vaneeta is a creative writer, author, and emotional wellness advocate. As someone who deals with chronic pain due to a rare condition, self-care is an essential part of her daily life. Vaneeta was kind enough to share her experience with her condition and how that led to anxiety and depression at such a young age. As a coping mechanism and emotional outlet, she started writing. At 17, she began her first novel Broken Branches and the sequel is due to release soon. The Silver Lining Series is a supernatural contemporary fictional romance that emphasizes gratefulness, love, forgiveness, happiness and so much more.Through her creative writing on social media she encourages kindness, compassion, empathy, self-care, and wholeness. She also shares her own experiences from her emotional wellness journey.I learned so much from our conversation, and I hope you tune in to do the same. Keep up with Vaneeta on IG at @missvaneetakaur or click here for her book and website: https://linktr.ee/vaneetakaurSupport the show (https://www.instagram.com/onthematterr/)

We start this new series "Broken Branches" by taking a look at Hagar and her role in Abram's family tree. Hagar was an outsider and used by her family. Maybe you can identify with some of her life experiences. I hope you also have the opportunity to come to the understanding that Hagar did when she had a conversation with God. He sees you. He hears you. He knows you. He understands you.

This week I had the pleasure of having the wonderful Vaneeta Kaur on the podcast. Vaneeta is an author, an emotional wellness advocate and in this episode, she shares her emotional/mental health experiences behind the creation of her novels. I left the interview feeling very inspired and I hope it will do exactly the same for you! In this episode you will learn: how to pursue your passion and how to deal with perfectionism and imposter syndrome the effects of social media and ways to connect with yourself more in this fast-paced world forgiveness and how it frees you how kindness changes everything and so much more!! I had so much fun recording this podcast and I hope you enjoy listening to it: Here are important links I mentioned in the episode: Check out Vaneeta's instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/missvaneetakaur/ Here are the links to her book “Broken Branches” : https://linktr.ee/vaneetakaur Other important links: If you're new to the podcast, first of all a big and warm welcome :) Here is the link to my instagram https://www.instagram.com/jenniferlion_/ and blog https://jenniferlion.com/ also feel free to reach out to me via dm! I'm always happy to hear from you x

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Family....What does that mean to you? Family relationships may be the closest relationships you have. Parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, aunt, uncles and all other relatives. For me, getting together with family are some of my most joyous times. How about you? There are also family members I choose not to be around for various reasons. How about you? Your relationships with family can play a role in how you make certain decisions, how your mood and emotions can shift, and even how you decide to move through your own life. Family or not, you need to protect your mind, body and space.Join me this Saturday, June 27th at 12pm EST on a private Zoom discussion diving deeper into this topic.Follow me on:Facebook - Denise Marsh (Sconiers)Instagram - DeniseMarsh_DeniseMarsh.netDeniseMarshRAW@yahoo.comIf you want to get on a call with me, message me so we can set it up!

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Broken Branches.

Featured in this episode are songs Broken Branches and Lightning In A Bottle, with husband and lyricist Steve Hunt's talent as a writer and the voice of singer Steven Bankey on the latter. Part of Luanne's musical journey involves the discovery of a lost song Christmas Without You that was originally written for Patsy Cline. Due to the tragic death of Patsy and the years of forgotten "what if's", the song was resurrected and without hesitation on Luanne's behalf, recorded and released. The very touching Caught Up In The Thought Of You is another Hunt original. Her vocals are the shimmer on this country gem. Her's is a story of courage and overcoming obstacles. She is living proof that with desire and perseverance dreams come true. Luanne uses her voice to sing and to encourage others to live their dream too.

Featured in this episode are songs Broken Branches and Lightning In A Bottle, with husband and lyricist Steve Hunt's talent as a writer and the voice of singer Steven Bankey on the latter. Part of Luanne's musical journey involves the discovery of a lost song Christmas Without You that was originally written for Patsy Cline. Due to the tragic death of Patsy and the years of forgotten "what if's", the song was resurrected and without hesitation on Luanne's behalf, recorded and released. The very touching Caught Up In The Thought Of You is another Hunt original. Her vocals are the shimmer on this country gem. Her's is a story of courage and overcoming obstacles. She is living proof that with desire and perseverance dreams come true. Luanne uses her voice to sing and to encourage others to live their dream too.

In this Leadership Tidbit Series I compare how a bird builds its nest to your leadership foundation and development.

We talk a lot about leadership in the workplace on this podcast, but what about leadership in the home?Today we’re talking with Elizabeth Oates, an author, blogger, and speaker. She discusses on the podcast how overcoming your past now will make you a strong leader tomorrow. We also talk to her about her latest book, “Broken Branches." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today in session 22 of our Revelation series we calculate the number of the beast: 666. True Story...(sort of). And we show why this will be the most important calculation you will ever make. Revelation 13: Broken Branches and Brutal Beasts...

Archivist-Collector, Please read this week’s classification updates carefully. For the next month, it is imperative that “textile” carpets be subdivided by specific material (“wool,” “hair,” and “fur” are not interchangeable.) The ban on the classification of actors has been lifted, and new categories have been established. Use “living,” for traditionally sentient lives, “breathing” for those who retain material form despite mortal wounds, and “being” for those who have lost bodies but not selves. The “dead” remain dead, and the prohibition remains in place. As part of the ongoing process of reclassifying plants by reproductive traits instead of by appearance, “lion’s tooth” flowers are now classed primarily as “Wind Blossoms.” As always, your service is considered. Collector-Curator Kall Fer This week on Seasons of Hieron: Undelivered Resignations You are the one who needs to read carefully, Convincing those to give us what the Archive demands is subtle work. Yes, I wield intimidation, I carry violence. But those are built on a foundation of a cloud-like trust, blowing and breaking with the wind. You want me to call dandelions "wind blossoms" and chairs "seats"? Fine. You want me to recover only the greyest couches and the most broken clockwork? Absolutely. I break arms as easily as I break promises, and promises as easily as brittle branches under my boots as I walk the world for the Archives. But when you start to classify people, Fer, the trust is broken, and those brittle branches? They bloom. Archivist-Collector Morbash Hosted by Austin Walker (@austin_walker) Featuring  Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal), Andi Clare (@captaintrash), and Keith J Carberry (@keithjcarberry) Produced by Ali Acampora (@ali_west) Cover Art by Craig Sheldon (@shoddyrobot) Episode description by Austin Walker Music by Jack de Quidt* A transcription is available for this episode here.A full list of completed transcriptions is available here. Our transcriptions are provided by a fan-organized paid transcription project. If you'd like to join, you can get more information at https://twitter.com/transcript_fatt. Thank you to all of our transcribers!!  *The cow horn at the end of “Broken Branches” was sampled from DANMITCH3LL’s “distant horns”, under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. The source file can be found here (http://freesound.org/people/DANMITCH3LL/sounds/218488/) and the license here (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).