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Join Sharon Sananda Kumara and Channeler Wendy Rose Williams for a profound discussion on Mary Magdalene—one of the most mysterious and powerful figures in history. We'll explore: ✨ Who was Mary Magdalene? ✨ Her true role during the time of Christ ✨ Was she more than a follower? ✨ The possibility that her story was altered or suppressed Many believe that Mary Magdalene's role was far greater than what traditional teachings have told us. Could she have been Christ's closest companion, spiritual equal, or even his divine counterpart? Join us as we dive into channeled insights, historical perspectives, and the hidden truth behind Mary Magdalene's legacy.   Bring your curiosity and questions—we can't wait to explore this powerful topic with you! ✨ See you there! ✨   Watch: https://youtu.be/wFCrxt9I1W8 

Bible Study (1:40) Is 49:1-6  A light to the nations!  Jn 13:21-33, 36-38 Did Jesus kneel before Judas?  Letters (18:18) – Is Mary of Bethany Mary of Magdalene?  (20:53) – Did Jesus die after three or six hours on the cross?  (22:58) – what's the story about how Fr. Simon and his Rabbi friend met Word of the Day: Recline (29:41)Callers (32:51) – If Judas was put there for the betrayal of Christ Was he truly a traitor? (35:07) – When Jesus Gave Judas the bread did the devil enter Judas? (37:21) – Why were there two verses cut out of today's Gospel? (41:31) – Did God give Moses more than 10 commandments? (44:50) – When we pray alone, can we use me/my instead of us/we? (46:01) – Should you go to confession even if you don't have anything to confess? (47:45) – Can father explain the sense of the faithful?  Original Air Date: April 4, 2023

Justin Rule is an entrepreneur with big dreams, but his journey to success has been anything but easy. After overcoming a difficult past, he's determined to help others do the same. However, when he and his partner are let go from their jobs, they must make a choice: will they risk it all to fight for their dreams? Or will they remain in the safety of a steady job?In this episode, you will be inspired to:Transform your life by overcoming addiction and personal struggles through faith and service.Launch a prosperous web design business despite facing obstacles.Develop authentic and genuine connections that boost your entrepreneurship journey.Enhance client relationships through continuous support for better customer satisfaction.Embrace a life of abundance, freedom, and service-oriented mindset for personal fulfillment.Meet Justin Rule, a devoted family man and founder of the highly-rated web design company, Launchkits.com. Justin's journey to success has been anything but smooth, as he has navigated through personal struggles, addiction, and financial challenges. By turning to faith and dedicating himself to serving others, Justin has emerged stronger and more determined than ever. With a background in education and a heart for helping at-risk youth, he embodies the spirit of entrepreneurship that seeks to uplift and empower others.“If you haven't considered whether or not you're actually adding value and bringing something to the marketplace that people will pay for, it might not end well for you financially, and you may end up hating what was a hobby that you loved.”“At the end of the day, it's not just about bringing home money in a bank account, right? It's like being present and helpful and contributing to those in the community, those in your very close community, your family, right?”“I feel like to be a successful entrepreneur, yes, you've got to have vision. You've got to have a desire for sort of impact and be a little stubborn to bust down some walls sometimes, but you have to be willing and humble to listen.”Adversities Justin had to overcome:· Born prematurely at 2.5lbs, deaf and with cerebral palsy· Financial struggles when starting his business· Relationship challenges with his wife· Addiction is his most personal adversity· Got laid off from his jobAbundance Justin created:· Finding freedom through Christ· Was able to build his first website and was offered a job by a local company· Rebuild trust with your life partnerLessons from Justin adversities· Being present and always adding value· Evaluate your career path and whether it aligns with your passions or solely focuses on financial gain· Be open to trying new things and being adaptable in your career, even if it means taking on multiple jobs or roles simultaneously to provide for your family· Consider your own journey through adversity and how finding a purpose greater than yourself can lead to a more fulfilling life· Recognize the importance of being part of something bigger than yourself and the impact it can have on your personal growth and sense of purposeThe value of abundanceAbundance, as a concept, extends beyond mere financial wealth. It also encompasses emotional and spiritual well-being, relationships, and personal growth. Achieving a sense of abundance requires individuals to shift their focus from material possessions to finding fulfillment through inner peace, love, and service to others. Maintaining a mindset of abundance encourages personal satisfaction and supports the pursuit of a satisfying and meaningful life. In the podcast episode, Justin Rule speaks about his definition of abundance, emphasizing that it's not merely about amassing wealth but about living a whole, free life and serving others. His experiences and insights demonstrate that a focus on character, relationships, and personal growth can lead to a richer, more fulfilling existence. By sharing his journey, Justin encourages listeners to reflect on their understanding of abundance and strive for personal satisfaction through genuine connections and a dedication to serving others. The Importance of Listening and HumilityListening and humility are essential attributes for entrepreneurs to succeed and grow personally and professionally. Active listening contributes to better understanding customer needs and building strong relationships with partners, employees, and clients. Additionally, humility enables individuals to acknowledge their strengths and weaknesses, accept constructive criticism, and remain open to learning from others. These qualities create a collaborative and growth-oriented environment that benefits everyone involved. In the conversation with Jamie Bateman, Justin Rule emphasizes the value of listening and humility in his entrepreneurial journey. By being receptive to feedback and remaining grounded in his values, Justin was better equipped to pivot when necessary and adapt to the changing business landscape. His example underscores the importance of these qualities for both personal and professional growth, and serves as a reminder for listeners to prioritize listening and humility in their entrepreneurial pursuits.Books and ResourcesGood to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don'tWild at Heart Expanded Edition: Discovering the Secret of a Man's SoulConnect with Justin Rule:WEBSITE: https://launchkits.com/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thejustinrule/Connect with usWEBSITE: https://www.adversity2abundance.comLeave us a rating or review: https://www.adversity2abundance.com/reviews/new/ or hereGot comments, feedback or suggestions? We'd love to hear it! https://www.adversity2abundance.com/contact/Follow Labrador LendingWEBSITE: https://labradorlending.com/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChYrpCUlqFYLy4HngRrmU9QConnect with JamieLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-bateman-5359a811/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/batemanjames

Bible Study (1:40) Is 49:1-6  A light to the nations!  Jn 13:21-33, 36-38 Did Jesus kneel before Judas?  Letters (18:36) - Is Mary of Bethany Mary of Magdalene?  (21:10) - Did Jesus die after three or six hours on the cross?  (23:15) - what's the story about how Fr. Simon and his Rabbi friend met Word of the Day: Recline (30:15)Callers (33:16) - If Judas was put there for the betrayal of Christ Was he truly a traitor? (35:41) - When Jesus Gave Judas the bread did the devil enter Judas? (37:55) - why were there two verses cut out of today's Gospel? (41:47) - did God give Moses more than 10 commandments? (45:25) - when we pray alone, can we use me/my instead of us/we? (46:35) - should you go to confession even if you don't have anything to confess? (48:19) - can father explain the sense of the faithful? 

Cry of Victory from the Cross Tetelestai It is Finished Matthew 16:13-17; Matthew 17:1-10; Mark 8:27-33; Mark 9:2-10; Luke 9:18-22; Luke 8:28-36 The Cross of Christ Was the subject of Jesus' rebuke of Peter, and the subject of Jesus' conversation with Moses and Elijah Was the most important subject in Jesus' conversation The only means of the new creation Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17 Fifth and Sixth words from the cross John 19:18-20 John 19:28-37 Tetelestai – “It is Finished” Shout of victory, not defeat, held head high for 6 hours Jesus said, “It is finished”, not I am finished Now he was about to bow his head Lifted up was he to die It is finished was his cry In the original language that Jesus used, and John wrote “It is finished” is one-word “Tetelestai” What Jesus finished, stands finished, will always be finished Three Important Facts Tetelestai -A Familiar Word Tetelestai -Spoken (shouted) by a Faithful Saviour Tetelestai -About the Finished Work Tetelestai -A familiar word in Jesus' time spoken by Servants Priests Artists Merchants Others Tetelestai -A familiar word spoken by servants Servants/Slaves in Jesus' time: Roman empire, 6 million slaves; when a task assigned by master the servant would return and say, “Tetelestai” –I have finished the work you gave me to do Philippians 2:5-8 John 17:4 Tetelestai -A familiar word spoken by priests Priests in Jesus' time would examine the sacrifice and offered it if it is “Tetelestai” i.e. faultless Jesus Christ was God's faultless sacrifice Sanhedrin hired false witness at trial Pilate the Roman governor –”I find no fault in him” John 18:38, John 19:4, 6 Jesus was both the priest and the sacrifice for sin 1Peter 1:19) Jesus offered the perfect, complete, spotless and faultless sacrifice Tetelestai -A familiar word spoken by artists Many art in Roman empire by Jews, Greek, Romans: painting, drawing, sculpture Artist declared “Tetelestai” on finished work At the cross, Jesus, the Master artist who framed the universe, and all of history, dipped the brush in his own blood and declared “Tetelestai” –the picture is finished The cross completes the Old Testament pictures and types (Luke 24:25-27) Jesus on the cross, completed Old Testament pictures and types Tetelestai -A familiar word spoken by merchants Bargain, argue prices, values, arrive at the price, get paid and declared “Tetelestai” -paid in full When mortgage debt is paid off the banker wrote on the receipt, “Tetelestai” the debt in pad, fully paid, always paid We owed God Can't live up to God's standards and are therefore guilty The wages of sin in death but... Jesus paid it all; all to him I owe; sin had left a crimson stain; He washes white as snow Jesus took my (your) debt certificate, and he wrote across it Jesus Christ took my (your) bank book, and he wrote across it righteous No claim can ever be made against me (you) again Tetelestai –It is finished Jesus, the Servant, finished the work Jesus paid the debt, fully paid, completely paid Three Important Facts Tetelestai -A Familiar Word Tetelestai -Spoken by a Faithful Saviour Tetelestai -About the Finished Work Tetelestai – Spoken (shouted) by a Faithful Saviour God gave Jesus a work to do Born to do God's will; conscious of the work from the beginning Hebrews 10:5, 7 12 year old in the temple; wedding at Cana; Mark 8, 9 Satanic opposition, country men's rejection; family and disciples' misunderstanding Finally, he declared “Tetelestai –It is finished Tetelestai – Spoken (shouted) by a Faithful Saviour Jesus is still faithful (Heb 13:8) On the cross He faithfully finished the work Today on the throne He is the Merciful and faithful High Priest (Hebrew 2:17) (John 1:7) (1 Corinthians 10:12) He is faithful to keep us (2 Timothy 1:12) Are you trusting the faithful Saviour? Jude 1:24-25

This week are presenting A brief divine worship service with Pastor Roser's message entitled "Just as Christ Was" based on Romans 6: 3-11.

Dr. Leighton Flowers, Director of Evangelism and Apologetics for Texas Baptists, gives a brief 10 minute overview of Ephesians 1 from a Traditional/Provisionist perspective as in contrast with the typical Calvinistic reading. The first chapter of Ephesians is a hotly contested passage regarding the doctrine of salvation. The first verse reveals that Paul’s audience is “the faithful in Christ Jesus.” In fact, the “in Christ” theme introduced in the apostle’s opening sentence continues through this entire section of the text. He repeats this phrase, in various forms, ten times in just thirteen verses. I would like to pose a question for objective consideration. Let’s drop any preconceived ideas we have about this text and attempt to answer the question as honestly as we can. How does one come to be “in Him?” Does this passage state that he chose us individually to be effectually placed in him, or does it simply state, “he chose us in him?” Does it teach that Christ redeems us individually so that we might be irresistibly put in him or does it only teach, “In him we have redemption?” Does it say that God has chosen individuals to be in him, or does it say, “in him we were also chosen?” Has God chosen individuals to be placed in Him? Or, has God chosen individuals who are in Him? Put another way… Has God predetermined the individuals to be in the group? Or, has God chosen a group of individuals for a predetermined end? Some focus so much attention on the first 12 verses that they fail to see the last two verses where Paul gives an answer to this vital question; “How does one come to be in Him?” 13 And you also were included in Christ when you heard the message of truth, the gospel of your salvation. First question: When were they included in Christ? Was it before the foundation of the earth? What answer does the text give? “…when you heard the message of truth, the gospel of your salvation.” Let’s continue to read: When you believed, you were marked in him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, 14 who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance until the redemption of those who are God’s possession—to the praise of his glory. Second question: When were they marked in Him? Was it before the world began and without any regard to their response to the gospel? What does the text say? “When you believed, you were marked in him…” The text seems to clearly indicate that God has predetermined that the “the faithful in Christ Jesus” (vs. 1) will become “holy and blameless” (sanctification – vs. 4) and they will be “adopted” (glorification – vs. 5). (Note: Romans 8:23 clearly indicates that Paul sees “adoption” as a future hope for all who come to faith.) How do we know that we, believers in Christ, will be sanctified and glorified? Because God has marked us IN HIM and given us His Spirit as a guarantee of what he has purposed for all who believe. This passage is not about God predetermining which individuals will be in Christ. It is about God predetermining what will become of those who are in Christ through belief in His truth. For a more in-depth look at Ephesians 1 please consider these other videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4ncM... Ephesians 1 contrasted with a Calvinistic reading from JD Greear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o43rL... An article on Eph. 1: https://soteriology101.com/2015/03/14... To support this ministry: www.soteriology101.com/support

Motherhood as Temple The beautiful and divine mystery of woman. Who was the first temple of Christ? Welcome to The Light of Christ weekly podcast. Light of Christ Anglican Church is located in Georgetown, Texas at MLK and University Avenue. We are a modern expression of the ancient faith. You can learn more about us at lightofchristgeorgetown.org.Last Sunday was Mother's Day and I am thankful for mothers. On today's podcast, we have the sermon from Evening Prayer on what motherhood teaches us about being temples of God. Temples, that's the theme of the Gospel that we read this morning and is the theme that we see here in First Peter chapter two. Peter the apostle tells us that we are living stones being built together to be a house for God. We know from what Paul says that this does not only include us corporately but this idea of temple includes us personally. Our bodies are temples of the image of God. Our bodies are temples of Christ. This is an appropriate topic for Mother's Day. Who was the first temple of Christ? Was it not the blessed Virgin Mary, a young lady who in that moment when the angel came to her with the message of the Lord, of God's love for her, "Blessed are you among women." She said yes to God's love.And in her, Christ was conceived. Christ dwelt in her. She was the first temple. She was the first Christian. You see, women can do something men cannot. And it's a beautiful, beautiful mystery that they join in the very act of creation, the act of creating, not just anything, but creating a person within them. Think about that. An image of God, a little tiny itsy bitsy, little image of God inside of the woman is created and she co-works with God in this creation of an image of God within her. And in this, in her body, she is a temple of the image of God, bringing a life into the world and each and every one of us. (Whether our biological mothers were involved in our life or not is one question) but we all do owe our life to a mom. We owe our lives to this incredible mystery of the female body.Now, not all women have physical children, but all women are called to be mothers. Let me explain. Some women are called to celibacy as their vocation, called to live out their life single for the purposes of God. Mother Theresa is an example of this. Some women are past the age of childbearing. Others never find a husband and others have the great struggle and heavy burden of infertility. Yet motherhood is a much larger thing than just having physical kids. Mother Theresa reminds us that spiritual motherhood is no less real and no less powerful than physical motherhood. All women are called to this beauty that we see in Mary, called to be a temple. And I encourage you mothers out there, spiritual mothers and physical mothers, women who are growing into their spiritual or physical motherhood, to embrace this, that your body is a temple of Christ, a sacred space, and God has called you and invites you to say yes to his love, to let Christ reside in you so that you can bring life to those around you, to your world. Let us thank God for our physical and spiritual mothers.Thank you for listening to the Light of Christ weekly podcast. Let us end our time together with a prayer from The Book of Common Prayer. "Oh God, you have taken to yourself the blessed Virgin Mary, mother of your incarnate son. Grant that we who have been redeemed by his blood may share with her the glory of your eternal kingdom. Through Jesus Christ our Lord who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit. One God now and forever. Amen."

Valerie Browning on the choices that led to her life among the Afar nomads of the Ethiopian desert. --- “Why do you protect yourself? Life without risk is not life, it is simply not life.” Valerie Browning is a nurse and midwife who has spent the last 30 years among the Afar people of Ethiopia. She has endured civil war and snakebite, extreme heat and malaria, and nearly died in childbirth. She daily takes on the hardships confronting her people: famine, cholera, infant mortality, illiteracy, climate change, and the real causes of poverty.  It’s an unexpected path for someone who was born in England and grew up in country NSW. In this interview, Valerie explains what’s wonderful about Afar life, explains how she keeps going in the face of overwhelming need, and puts us all on the hook for the choices we make in our affluent Western context. “I see in the life of the Afar almost the life of the four Gospels. Where was Christ? Was he sitting in a very comfortable chair? Did he iron his clothes every day? Did he wear perfume? I don't think so. I really don't think so. Because he was with those who were the most neglected in the society. He seemed to be having a good time actually … It's up to all of us, in our own responsibility, in our own belief, to find out whether we're on the right path or not.” --- You can learn more about Valerie’s work and support it here: www.barbaramayfoundation.com  Listen to our interview with Valerie’s nephew Andrew Browning here: https://www.publicchristianity.org/missionary-doctor/  Photo credit: Joni Kabana. 

WOMEN FOLK, Women folksingers and their songs. Here's the plalylist: 1. Hurdy Gurdy Man-Eartha Kitt (Spark) 2. Pistol Packin' Momma-Aunt Molly Jackson (The Folk Grass Explosion) 2a.Pistol Pckin' Momma - Bing Crsby and the Andrew Sisters 3. Christ Was a Wayworn Traveler-Sara Ogun Gunning(A Girl of Constant Sorrow) 4. The False True Love-Shirley Collins (Golden Hits By Shirley Collins Vol 1) 5. I'm Troubled About My Soul -Lillie Knox(Deep River of Song: South Carolina-Got the Keys to the Kingdom Rounder) 6. Troubled 'Bout My Soul-Clothesline Revival feat. Lillie Knox (American Primitive, Vol. I: Raw Pre-War Gospel) 7. Satisfied (feat. Florence Stamp and Group of Girls)-Clothesline Revival (Long Gone, PALEO MUSIC) 8. She-Wolf-Jessie Mae Hemphill (Vogue) 9. I'm Going Home to Live With Jesus- Viola James 10. Lost Woman Song-Ani DiFranco (Righteous Babe Records) 11. Blackwater Side- Anne Briggs(4 Men With Beards) 12. Kumbaya-Joan Baez(We Shall Overcome / Kumbaya,Vanguard)

The book of Galatians says, the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith. But after that faith is come, we are no longer under a schoolmaster. Exactly what law was a schoolmaster to bring us to faith in Christ? Was it the 10 commandments like so many Christians suppose?

As we continue on with Holy Week, many people will see Jesus on a cross, they'll picture Him as a lowly servant, and one who was meek and lowly. But remember, that is who Christ WAS not who He IS NOW! He is coming back as a CONQUERING MESSIAH!

Leviticus 23:26-32 & Romans 11:25b-27—Not Appointed to Wrath NOTE: Parts I through VI of Lesson 1 are from previous sermons. Lesson 1: The Seven Old Testament Feasts: (Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion. (Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave. (Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection. (Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church. (Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age. (Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to the Rapture. (Part VII) Day of Atonement looks forward to the ______________________ (Lev 23:26-32). Lesson 2: God is ______ ________________ with Israel (Rom 11:26-27; Zech 12:10; Matt 23:39). Lesson 3: The Tribulation ______________ ____ the Jews (Jer 30:7; Dan 9:24, 27; Matt 24:15-30). Lesson 4: We must “______” __________________ make us better instead of bitter (John 16:33; Rom 5:3; 1 Thes 3:3; Jam 1:2-4; Rev 11:13, 16:8-11, 21). Lesson 5: Believers experience ____________, but not __________ (Rev 6:15-17, 11:18, 14:19, 15:1, 7, 16:1; Rom 1:18, 2:5; 1 Thes 1:10, 5:9; Luke 22:42; John 18:11). Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan) Passover Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits Pentecost Nisan 14 Nisan 15 to Nisan 22 Sivan 7 March 30 March 31 to April 2 May 21 Thursday Friday to Thursday Sunday The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts. Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri) Trumpets Atonement Tabernacles Tishri 1 Tishri 10 Tishri 15 to 21 Sep 21 Sep 30 Oct 5 to Oct 11 Thur Sat Thur to Wed Family Worship Guide (022518) Memory Verses: Ps. 37:5-8 Day 1: Read Romans 11 & discuss: How did the Jews feel once the Gentiles started coming to Christ? Was this God’s purpose or was it unexpected? When will the Jews come to faith in Christ (hint: look at v. 25) What does it mean: “partial” hardening? Why does it matter? Day 2: Read Romans 11 & discuss: Is God done with Israel? How would you use Romans 11 to defend your answer? What does “all Israel will be saved” mean? What does it not mean? Read Matt. 23:37-39 & discuss: What will happen at Jesus’ Second Coming? What takes place immediately before Christ’s Second Coming? Why is this important? Day 3: Read Lev. 23:26-32 & discuss: What was the purpose of the “Day of Atonement” for the Jews (in the Old Testament)? What did the “Day of Atonement” actually accomplish? What did it not accomplish? What people group is the focus during the tribulation? Will believers experience God’s wrath? Why or why not? Pray for those who lead, feed, and care for the flock, and their families (Col. 4:3, 2 Thess. 3:1): Gary Sprague and Jesse Studt Pray for these church members/families (1 Tim. 2:1, Eph. 6:18, Col. 1:9): Derrek Fitzgerald, Randy & Melanie Hanson, Cindy & Rex Hapala, Joan Harshberger, Jeff & Tamy Hicks Pray for “kings” and those in authority (1 Tim. 2:2): Local: Woodland City Council; State: State Rep. Ed Orcutt; Nation: Senator Maria Cantwell Pray for the Gospel to Spread Among All Peoples (Matt. 9:37-38): Those we directly support: Andy & Karina Smith (Uganda) An Unreached People Group: Fulani, Jelgooji (Muslim, Burkina Faso)

Can you be saved?, What does it even mean?, From which "Tree" do you eat?, gods many, Moses' system, Cities of Refuge, Ancient Israel's big mistake, Modern Jews, Christians, and Muslims all repeat it, Socialism is not loving your neighbor, Repetition of 1 Samuel 8, What about Pure Religion?, Knowing who Jesus is, Satan's twist, Today's wicked servants, Seeking the kingdom, Social Security explained, Bringing morality to an immoral system?, Another way you say?, Faith in action, Can you be forgiven? Sin = debt, Christ's purposes, Salvation and grace and works, Where do you stand?, James on salvation, Beating your neighbor, Praying vs answering prayers, The devil believes, Abraham's friendship with God, Pagan temples (Mars, Saturn, Ephesus...), What "name" will you call on to be saved?, Conjuring?, Why gather?, The power of congregations, Christ WAS king - like David, Kingdom not of this "world", Who's your Lord?, No king but Caesar, Pilate's proclamation, Christ's government of, for, and by the people, Available RIGHT NOW, DO! DO! DO!, Find others to help, Amish without the "look", Christ's doctrine, Paul echoed Christ, Restoring the kingdom to Israel, Capitalism vs Selfishism, Is Jesus REALLY your lord?, What can you do?, Opting out, Prayer in the Early Church, Careful understanding of Acts, Building the lifeboats, Enduring to the end, Who then can be saved?, "We'll pray for you", Promoting family values, Why Christians were persecuted, Knowing the real Christ, Striving for the strait gate, Why are you afraid?, Retaining your rights, The devil made me NOT do it, Getting this message out, Unmooring Christ from His message, Socialism is Anti-Christ, The fall of invincible Rome, Finding the remnant, Follow the ways of Christ or you're not saved, Prayer in action = the Living Network.