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Happy New Year's EVE!!!Let's start the year right by asking ourselves, "Is that in my Circle?"See you on January 7, 2025 for an all NEW SEASON 5!!---------------------------------------------------------------------Susan and guest host, Megan Jones, are finishing up their deep dive into the "3 Cs of Christmas": Christmas Blessing, Christmas Miracle and the Christmas Circle.This week...what's in YOUR Christmas Circle?From all of us at Tangible Truth Ministries...have a Blessed and Beautiful Christmas and we'll see you for Season 4 January 9th!Interested in the Book Megan Mentioned? Jotham's JourneySusan's Books:Circle TalkWe're Still in This

Merry Christmas, Mom!Amid the joy, laughter, and beautiful chaos of Christmas morning, I hope you'll take just five minutes to join me for this heartfelt blessing. This episode is all about you—a quick moment to reflect, breathe, and soak in the faith and joy that this special day brings.Let this short time together remind you of the incredible love of Christ, the blessing of your family, and the true meaning of today. Whether you're watching your children open gifts, prepping breakfast, or just sneaking a quiet moment with your coffee, this episode is my gift to you—a reminder that you are deeply loved, cherished, and seen.Wishing you a day filled with faith, joy, and the peace of Christ's love. Merry Christmas!Blessings,KatieSIMPLIFY YOUR HOMESCHOOLING with the ROAD TRIP MYSTERIES ACTIVITY ADVENTURE BOOK:https://amzn.to/48flUHeREVIEW LINK

From family Christmas traditions to Christmas blessings unfolding across the nation, Gary and Kevin unwrap a few political presents where they find an abundance of evidence that God is with us, and for that we give Him all the praise and glory.    

Christmas Stories of Hope and Healing Christmas and Cedarville alumna Donna VanLiere are virtually synonymous. As a New York Times and USA Today bestseller, many of Donna's novels are set during the Christmas season. Six of her books have made the transition to television, including The Christmas Shoes and The Christmas Blessing. The ideas for Donna's books are often deeply personal. She finds inspiration in life's small moments, even in something as simple as an overheard comment from a passing stranger. Regardless of the source, Donna strives to tell stories that are filled with hope and healing.  This time of year, is special for Donna and her husband, Troy, and their three children: Grace, Kate, and David. Christmas will always hold a special place in Donna's life. As much as Donna loves Christmas and enjoys sharing the joy of Jesus' first advent, she also seeks to remind her readers that there is more to the story. In her three latest books, The Time of Jacob's Struggle, The Day of Ezekiel's Hope, and Daniel's Final Week, she examines the Bible's teaching on Christ's second coming. Tune in to this special Christmas Day edition of the Cedarville Stories podcast and celebrate Jesus with Donna VanLiere. https://share.transistor.fm/s/16370548https://youtu.be/xu8cJmXzDiw

"The 3Cs of Christmas" has been our most popular Christmas Series.Let's revisit Parts 1 and 2 to end season 4.From all of us at Tangible Truth Ministries...have a Blessed and Beautiful Christmas and we'll see you for Season 5 starting January 7th!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------To finish out Season 3 of the Tangible Truth Podcast, Susan and guest host, Megan Jones, delve into what they call the "3 Cs of Christmas": Christmas Blessing, Christmas Miracle and the Christmas Circle.Join them as they discuss holiday traditions and how they keep CHRIST in their family Christmas traditions.Interested in the Book Megan Mentioned? Jotham's JourneySusan's Books:Circle TalkWe're Still in ThisSALE - "That's Not in My Circle" T-Shirt

Merry Christmas! Have you ever wondered what it truly means to trust in a higher purpose and embrace divine interruptions in your life? This episode takes you on a journey of discovery inspired by Isaiah 9:6, capturing the essence of hope and the profound mystery of the incarnation. We reflect on the extraordinary lengths God went to present Jesus as the ultimate gift of love and leadership. By exploring the examples of the shepherds and magi, who left everything to follow Jesus, we encourage you to seek Him wholeheartedly and remain open to His extraordinary plans. Join us as we discuss the importance of aligning your vision with God's purposes and daring to dream God-sized dreams in the new year. 

Fr. Anthony, Tony, and Cristina talk about the goings on, people in the Parish, and prayer, They discuss the joys and beauty of Christmas. Father shares Christmas stories that reflect the spirit of Christmas.   Let us begin the celebration of Christmas! St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish

In this episode, we explore the concept of self-brain surgery in the context of the Christmas season, offering reflections on personal growth and healing. We present three key gifts: the understanding that you are not defined solely by your brain, the realization that you already possess the tools needed to thrive, and the practice of mindful engagement with your thoughts and feelings. Learning to embrace transformation and take ownership of your narrative will ultimately foster a life filled with renewal and possibility as we approach the new year. Click here for the computer-generated transcript Chapters 0:06 Christmas Blessings and Gifts 3:05 Tools for Hope and Healing 8:24 The Power of Your Mind 13:04 Embrace Your Inner Strength 18:37 Break Free from Automatic Thinking 25:25 Transform Your Mind, Transform Your Life Our sponsor for this episode is AirDoctor Pro. Head to AirDoctorPro.com and use promo code DRLEEWARREN to get UP TO $300 off today! AirDoctor comes with a 30-day money back guarantee, plus a 3-year warranty—an $84 value, free! Be sure to check out my latest book, Hope Is the First Dose Sign up for my weekly Self-Brain Surgery Newsletter here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Biden commutes the sentences of 37 out of 40 federal death row inmates. An illegal immigrant sets a woman on fire in a New York subway. A school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, takes the lives of a student and a teacher. The promotion of aberrant lifestyles continues to indoctrinate our youth. More satanic displays have gone up in various locations. There's an increasing fascination with paganism and the occult.All this is evidence of what Jeremiah wrote in Jeremiah 17:9: "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; who can know it." Realizing this, are you grateful for the fact that God truly knows the heart of man? After all, it is God who so loved the world that he gave us the gift of his only begotten son.Are there still those who testify today of this great gift? Yes there are and this edition of Crosstalk proves it as you'll hear many wonderful testimonies of what Jesus our Savior means for people of all ages and from all walks of life.From the Crosstalk team, may everyone have a merry and blessed Christmas!

President Biden commutes the sentences of 37 out of 40 federal death row inmates. An illegal immigrant sets a woman on fire in a New York subway. A school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, takes the lives of a student and a teacher. The promotion of aberrant lifestyles continues to indoctrinate our youth. More satanic displays have gone up in various locations. There's an increasing fascination with paganism and the occult.All this is evidence of what Jeremiah wrote in Jeremiah 17:9: "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; who can know it." Realizing this, are you grateful for the fact that God truly knows the heart of man? After all, it is God who so loved the world that he gave us the gift of his only begotten son.Are there still those who testify today of this great gift? Yes there are and this edition of Crosstalk proves it as you'll hear many wonderful testimonies of what Jesus our Savior means for people of all ages and from all walks of life.From the Crosstalk team, may everyone have a merry and blessed Christmas!

There was a blessing released to those who God considered critical, valuable, and the most important.  However, men saw them differently.  Who were these ones so important to God?  What is the blessing that is released to them?  Brian Higbee talks about the Christmas Blessing.   Check it out.  

Mary and Lauretta discuss the many wonderful blessings of Christmas and the gift of the blessed Mary agreeing to be the handmaid of the Lord and bringing us the blessing of the baby Jesus.  They chat regarding the many beautiful traditions here and around the world and encourage you to start one of the many beautiful traditions with your family. St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish

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Today is the first day of Winter! In our first segment we're going to discuss the the Winter Solstice! Did you get a Poinsettia for Christmas? In our 2nd segment we're going to discuss caring for poinsettias in the home!! Depression era children and grand children can remember the stories of getting citrus in thier stockings. We're going to discuss growing citrus as a house plant in our 3rd segment!! Scale are an insect pest on indoor and outdoor plants.It can be particularly difficult to control on indoor plants but we have the solution! Hear what that is in our 4th Segment!!!! Today's Show is airing just before Christmas! In our final segment Julio, Aaron and I will Share with you what Christmas means to us in our final segment!! Philadelphia, South Jersey, & Delaware Valley Saturdays at 8am 860am WWDB-AM Saturday at 6am & 5pm 93.5FM & 1540am WNWR "The Word"....   NYC Tri-State Area Sundays at 8am 1250 AM "Classic Oldies" WMTR Bloomers in the Garden helps you and your neighbors have more beautiful yards, gardens and landscapes. Len and Julio are your “go-to” source for practical information, solid “local” advice that applies to the Delaware Valley. Learn about products and plants you can pronounce that are available at local Independent Garden Centers. Get inspired and confident to try new things, building on our past successful recommendations. Your hosts, Len Schroeder & Julio Zamora Len Schroeder has a rich family heritage of horticulture dating back over 100 years. His own experience spans over 30 years as Owner of Bloomers Home & Garden Center. Bloomers is a Retail Garden Center that caters to the home gardener and the do-it-yourself landscaper. Bloomers prides itself on its staff training. We translate the often confusing gardening information into easy to understand, executable tasks. Len brings a professional lifetime of sorting out plants and products that work when customers get them home. Julio Zamora has worked within Bloomers Nursery Department for over a decade and is a life-long gardener. Julio's unique passion for customers inspires Gardeners of all ages to try new things. His relaxed friendly demeanor and enthusiastic joy when discussing the benefits of gardening is inspirational. Julio's authentic love and concern for people makes him and exceptional individual and host! Have a question for us or a topic you like us to discuss? Have a question for us or a topic you like us to discuss? Call the Bloomer's Garden Hotline” at (609)685-1880 to leave your question, your name and the town you're from! You can also write to len@bloomers.com or julio@bloomers.com

Wayfarers, this brief episode is our prayer for you. May Jesus come close to you as you celebrate His first advent at Christmas and may His hope flood your heart as you look forward to the glorious day that He comes again! Oh, come Lord Jesus!

Send us a textIntro song: Count Your Blessings by Michelle Malone & The Hot Toddies10. Toy Soldiers by Luminare Christmas!9. Spirit of Christmas by Chapel Hart8. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by Phil Wickham7. One Glove by Jimmy Fallon & Will Ferrell6. O Come O Come Emmanuel by RuelleOutro song: Christmas Blessings by Dave Barnes

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In this special holiday edition of the Women's Sanctuary Podcast, host Arlia Hoffman guides listeners into a sacred guided practice through poetry. She guides the listener through multiple poems from various authors such as Emily Jane, Deborah Anne Quibell, Hafiz, Rumi, and Maya Angelou. These selections are intended to inspire love, compassion, and a reconnection to one's wildest nature. The episode concludes with John O'Donohue's Christmas Blessing, leaving listeners with heartfelt wishes for grace, mercy, and patience. Poems: Breaking up with Rushing, by Emily Jane Let Silence Nestle In, by Deborah Anne Quibell, from Soul Bird Now is the Time, by Hafiz The Ocean Surge & Love Dogs, by Rumi from Rumi, The Book of Love Remembering Our Billions & Rainmaker, You Could Be the Water, by Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes, from Untie the Strong Woman Succulent Wild Woman, by SARK Happiness, by Jane Kenyon, from Claiming the Spirit Within A Christmas Blessing, by John O'Donohue Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Secret Christmas Blessing Adventure in Vatican City Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2024-12-11-08-38-20-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore pulsante di Città del Vaticano, tra i vicoli illuminati da luci natalizie, Giovanni cammina con passo sicuro.En: In the beating heart of Città del Vaticano, among alleys illuminated by Christmas lights, Giovanni walks with a confident stride.It: Ai suoi fianchi ci sono Livia e Carlo, entrambi con gli occhi pieni di meraviglia.En: On his flanks are Livia and Carlo, both with eyes full of wonder.It: Giovanni è un guida più che esperto, deciso a sorprendere Livia, una viaggiatrice che cerca l'insolito, e Carlo, il suo amico fornaio in cerca di ispirazione natalizia.En: Giovanni is a more than expert guide, determined to surprise Livia, a traveler seeking the unusual, and Carlo, his baker friend in search of Christmas inspiration.It: L'aria è fresca e profuma di pino, mentre intorno a loro, fedeli e turisti ammirano l'imponente architettura della Basilica di San Pietro.En: The air is fresh and smells of pine, while around them, believers and tourists admire the imposing architecture of the Basilica di San Pietro.It: Giovanni promette a Livia e Carlo un'esperienza unica.En: Giovanni promises Livia and Carlo a unique experience.It: "Ci sono angoli che i turisti non vedono mai," dice con un sorriso enigmatico.En: "There are corners that tourists never see," he says with an enigmatic smile.It: Attraversano un corridoio laterale, silenzioso e meno affollato.En: They pass through a side corridor, silent and less crowded.It: "Ho scoperto questo passaggio segreto," spiega Giovanni, mentre li conduce curiosamente all'interno di una sala riccamente decorata.En: "I discovered this secret passage," explains Giovanni, as he curiously leads them into a richly decorated room.It: Qui, la sorpresa li attende: preti con abiti solenni stanno disponendo bellissimi alberi di Natale, preparandoli per una cerimonia speciale, la benedizione degli alberi natalizi.En: Here, a surprise awaits them: priests in solemn robes are arranging beautiful Christmas trees, preparing them for a special ceremony, the blessing of the Christmas trees.It: "Siamo nel posto sbagliato," sussurra Carlo con un misto di entusiasmo e preoccupazione.En: "We're in the wrong place," Carlo whispers with a mix of excitement and concern.It: Ma Giovanni, percependo l'opportunità, suggerisce loro di restare e osservare.En: But Giovanni, sensing the opportunity, suggests they stay and observe.It: La cerimonia inizia; è maestosa e segreta.En: The ceremony begins; it is majestic and secret.It: Livia non può smettere di scattare foto mentali per ricordi futuri, mentre Carlo cattura ogni dettaglio per la sua panetteria.En: Livia can't stop taking mental photos for future memories, while Carlo captures every detail for his bakery.It: "Immagina queste immagini sulle nostre cartoline natalizie!"En: "Imagine these images on our Christmas cards!"It: esclama sottovoce.En: he exclaims in a low voice.It: All'improvviso, un alto funzionario del Vaticano si avvicina con uno sguardo indagatore.En: Suddenly, a high-ranking Vatican official approaches with an inquisitive look.It: Giovanni, senza battere ciglio, spiega con sicurezza che sono invitati speciali per uno scambio culturale.En: Giovanni, without batting an eye, confidently explains that they are special guests for a cultural exchange.It: La spiegazione, audace ma detta con convinzione, funziona sorprendentemente bene.En: The explanation, bold yet spoken with conviction, surprisingly works well.It: Il funzionario sorride, accennando un saluto di benvenuto.En: The official smiles, nodding a greeting of welcome.It: "Che coraggio," commenta Livia, ammirando l'ingegno di Giovanni.En: "What courage," comments Livia, admiring Giovanni's ingenuity.It: Incredibilmente, il funzionario offre loro anche una benedizione, un raro apprezzamento per la loro inaspettata partecipazione.En: Incredibly, the official even offers them a blessing, a rare acknowledgment for their unexpected participation.It: La serata si conclude tra risate e sguardi complici.En: The evening concludes with laughter and knowing glances.It: Giovanni comprende che le migliori avventure spesso sono quelle non pianificate.En: Giovanni understands that the best adventures are often those unplanned.It: Livia ottiene la storia speciale che tanto desiderava, qualcosa da raccontare con entusiasmo agli amici.En: Livia gets the special story she so desired, something to enthusiastically share with friends.It: Lasciando il Vaticano, Giovanni, Livia e Carlo si allontanano sotto le luci natalizie, arricchiti da un'esperienza che nessuna guida potrebbe mai pianificare.En: Leaving Vatican City, Giovanni, Livia, and Carlo walk away under the Christmas lights, enriched by an experience that no guide could ever plan.It: La magia del Natale, in uno dei luoghi più sacri del mondo, ha trasformato un errore in un ricordo che custodiranno per sempre.En: The magic of Christmas, in one of the world's most sacred places, transformed a mistake into a memory they will cherish forever. Vocabulary Words:the beating heart: il cuore pulsantethe alley: il vicolothe stride: il passoto illuminate: illuminarethe wonder: la meravigliathe traveler: la viaggiatricethe inspiration: l'ispirazionethe believer: il fedelethe imposing architecture: l'imponente architetturathe corridor: il corridoiothe passage: il passaggiothe solemn robes: gli abiti solennithe blessing: la benedizionethe ceremony: la cerimoniathe high-ranking official: il alto funzionariothe inquisitive look: lo sguardo indagatorethe ingenuity: l'ingegnoto capture: catturarethe opportunity: l'opportunitàthe mistake: l'errorethe sacred place: il luogo sacrothe adventure: l'avventurathe mental photo: la foto mentalethe bakery: la panetteriathe special guest: l'invitato specialethe cultural exchange: lo scambio culturalethe conviction: la convinzionethe greeting: il salutothe courage: il coraggiothe acknowledgment: l'apprezzamento

Legacy Living with Dr. Gloria BurgessChristmas brings all kinds of gifts. Expected and unexpected. In today's podcast, Dr. Gloria shares about an unexpected gift that brings Christmas joy and a valuable life lesson. You'll want to share this podcast with your family, friends, and co-workers!https://www.talknetworkradio.com/hosts/legacyliving

Second Sunday in Advent - Pastor Jeff Ruby lead this service with his sermon 'Finding a Christmas Blessing' based on Luke 1:39-56

Well hello to ya today, so glad you're listening to this episode of the podcast. Let's jump right in and look at a few verses from the New Testament that hold tremendous promises for us. Luke chapter one, verse 37 from the NLT and then Hebrews 13, verses 5 and 6. God's promises are true. Whether or not you believe those promises, well, that's kind of up to you. A Christmas Blessing from Mary's Song Episode Link A Merry and Bright ADVENTure book  You're listening to The Burt (Not Ernie) Show, part of the Spark Network, playing now via the Edifi app. Today's episode is sponsored by the Christmas book for families titled A Merry and Bright ADVENTure - A Christmas Devotional for Family, Faith, Food and Fun by Katie J. Trent. Sure, my children are all grown adults…but my grandbabies are the ones I will be using this book with. It's divided into sections, by topic, by theme, and the advent readings consist of like a family devotional, a prayer, family discussion questions, some specific advent activities and of course, a recipe which is very family friendly. There are 25 of these really well thought out daily sections, which is of course perfect for advent. And there is a list of grocery items and craft items already compiled for you, to make it as easy as possible to implement the recipes and activities. Link is right here in the show notes, and a big thank you to Katie Trent for creating this Christmas season resource. I absolutely love it. And now, on with the show.  This is episode number 199.    Right there nestled among the first few verses in the book of Luke, almost too easy to read and go right on past, is the promise of verse 37. In the NLT it says, “For the word of God will never fail.”    And after that absolutely mind-blowingly huge promise, this chapter continues into Mary's Song, the Magnificat. Which, by the way, is really a beautiful passage of Scripture to read aloud as a family during the Thanksgiving or Christmas season. Amazing, that's what Mary's Song is. Worship - you might call it that. Beautiful worship.   For the word of God WILL NEVER FAIL.   Hang your hat on this verse today. I mean that, seriously. Bank on it. Depend on it. Lean the full weight of all your troubles and concerns onto it. It will hold up, no matter how heavy the load is that you've been carrying around. This verse can handle it. All of it. Perhaps this promise is one of the most powerful promises in the entire Bible. I don't want you to take my word for it. I want you to take God at His word. Then do it again tomorrow. And never stop taking Him at His word, every single day of your life.   Hebrews 13, 5-6 - also from the NLT -   5 Don't love money; be satisfied with what you have. For God has said,“I will never fail you.     I will never abandon you.”[a 6 So we can say with confidence,“The Lord is my helper,     so I will have no fear.     What can mere people do to me?”[b] What could possibly be missing from your life when God has said this? Combine these words from Hebrews with the words from Luke and I am thinking you have something unstoppable, ya know? Your God, whom you love and whom you serve, the One who secured your eternal salvation, He will never fail you or abandon you. What matters more than that? And what are we to say in response to these great and precious promises?  With confidence, we say, The Lord is my helper and I will have no fear. Because what can mere people, human beings, those who are created by the One making me these promises, what can they do to me?    The hope you have in knowing, believing, and living in the reality of these promises…well, I'm not really sure it gets much better than that. God won't leave you. God won't abandon you. God won't fail you. He will help you. You can live with no fear. And people? What can they really do to you? For the word of God will never fail. The word of  will never fail for Jan, or for Sara, or for Rachel, or for Mike, or for Betty, or for Stuart, or for Terry, or for Gail, or for Linda or for Jon or for any of His people.    What promises in the Bible do you most need to know won't fail right now? Is it something from Psalm 91? Psalm 103? Psalm 1? Something God promised in the book of Genesis? Acts or Joel? Isaiah? Hebrews or Matthew or Revelation?   What promises have you wanted to believe were for you, God's to you, but maybe are afraid to go all in with that belief? About what Bible promises can you say, “Lord, I believe…help me with my unbelief?”   I want to issue this challenge to you today: write down that promise, or promises if there are multiple, and on that page where you write them down, get a pen in a different color, maybe bright red, and over the top right Luke 1:37 - For the word of God will never fail.   I don't want you to think about this, and say eh maybe I'll do that some day. No. Please do it this day.    For the word of God will never fail. Those promises from the word of God? They will never fail. So says Luke 1:37. This is a big deal, isn't it?  Because when we begin to really know the word of God will never fail, we start praying that way, we start thinking that way, we gain victory in areas that we once thought would end up taking us out. This is important because God wants us to know that His word will never fail…and the enemy wants us to believe his lie that the word of God will always fail. Which will ya have today? Five pounds of Jesus in a brown paper sack, or more than that? Maybe God isn't going to be controllable if you go all in and believe. Maybe you will have to do battle with your fears and doubts. Maybe some of your Christian friends will try and talk you out of such radical belief, because let's just be honest, so many of our female small groups turn into gripe and gossip sessions, or stay so superficial that things like clothes and make up dominate the conversation…like, maybe that could change. And you might be the odd man (odd woman) out. Spoiler alert: if you are longing for those kinds of conversations to never be part of a women's small group or Bible study ever again, then you already are the odd woman out…you just don't want to rock the boat by mentioning it or by leaving…cuz we all know that when you leave, everybody wants to know why (like, more gossip, perhaps?) when they ought to know why just by reading the room, right?  What's the hardest place to leave gracefully, graciously, and without gossiping? A Christian community that isn't truly honoring the Lord. You are already the odd one out perhaps. That's okay. I'm thinking Moses, David, Elijah, Abraham, the entire early Church in the first century…odd man out over and over again. It's hard, but it's not the end of the world.  What will you need to face honestly if you choose to trust the entire weight of your life, and all those things and people you've been praying about, all of it on the promise that the word of God will never fail?  A whole lot could change, starting with your heart and mind. Maybe we can't really, fully love the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind and strength and love our neighbor as yourself until we really believe that the word of God will never fail.    Maybe, just maybe, this is the moment the Lord has been waiting for. The moment when you no longer let fear, worry, other people's opinions, doubts, all that kind of stuff, no longer let that hold you back, tie you up in knots inside and outside, and keep you from believing all God's promises. Maybe today is a big deal for you. Maybe tomorrow hinges on today.   Maybe, just maybe, this is your time.  What will you do now? I hope you choose to believe. Because you will never regret it, and God will never abandon you.   Until next time, keep on believing. Bye bye. 

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Hello and welcome listeners to Episode 218 of Journey with a Cinephile: A Horror Movie Podcast. In this episode, your tour guide, David Garrett Jr., brings back his New Year, New Movie. This is episode #15. The randomizer selected the sequel, so I figured this time around I'd do a Wyrmwood double. I'll do the original, Road the Dead, and then follow it with Apocalypse. Also on this episode are Mini-Reviews of Ghost Keeper (1981), The Black Cat (1934), Cemetery Man (1994), as well as a short of Christmas Blessing (2023) and an episode of the final season of Fear the Walking Dead. I hope you enjoy coming on this journey with me! Christmas Blessing Short: Watch Here Time Codes: Intro: 0:00 - 2:51 Mini-Reviews: 2:57 - 23:32 Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead Trailer: 23:32 - 25:42 Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead Review: 25:42 - 35:12 Wyrmwood: Apocalypse Trailer: 35:12 - 37:45 Wyrmwood: Apocalypse Review: 37:45 - 46:07 Outro: 46:13 - 49:19 Social Media: Email: journeywithacinephile@gmail.com Reviews of the Dead Link: https://horrorreview.webnode.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dgarrettjr Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/buckeyefrommich Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/davidosu/ Instagram: davidosu87 Threads: davidosu87 Journey with a Cinephile Instagram: journeywithacinephile The Night Club Discord: Journey with a Cinephile

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It's the most wonderful time of the year... or so the song tells us! But what's Christmas really all about? There is so much more to Christmas than piles of presents and plates of mince pies and in today's episode, Michael and Tony explore the true meaning of this festive holiday.

Merry Christmas!   Shannon sits down with Pastor Max Lucado to reflect on the state of the world and emphasize the importance of the Christmas story to bring hope to the world. Later, he and Shannon discuss their favorite holiday traditions this time of year.   Finally, Pastor Lucado ends with a Christmas prayer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Passage: Luke 2:22-35Series:  Christmas BlessingsSpeaker: Mitchell CruitDate:  December 24, 2023Listen Here (Right-Click to Download)

We want to give you a Christmas blessing in this special season. In this episode of Spirit Connection, I pray a blessing over you that is based on one of my favorite Psalms. And we pray you have a safe and fun holiday! The post A Christmas Blessing [Episode 316] first appeared on Doug Addison.

In this episode Adi shares her decision to stop podcast production over the two week Christmas holiday, so that she can focus on living love with the people right in front of her. She shares a little about the word Rejoice/Celebration, and then sends you into the New Year with a Christmas Blessing. Here are the links you might be interested in checking out from this episode: Harvest Reflection Guide: Printable PDF Champion Chili: Campfire Delight  You can find me on Instagram at AdiTilfordWrites, Facebook at AdiTilford-Author and at my website AdiTilford.com.  Are you loving what you hear and want to help financially support the production of this podcast? You can contribute through this link: https://anchor.fm/adi-tilford/support You can now subscribe to my monthly newsletter for the pod and  fun tips for saying Yes to God's promises for your life. When you do you get a free resource designed to help you increase love and invite healing with Bryan Post's 3 up 3 down strategy discussed  in Season 1, episode 11.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adi-tilford/support

Christmas Blessing Pastor Mike Davis 12 - 17 - 2023 by Mike Davis

A Christmas Blessing by Emmanuel Christian Center

Passage: Luke 2:8-14Series:  Christmas BlessingsSpeaker: Mitchell CruitDate:  December 17, 2023Listen Here (Right-Click to Download)

Mary's song. The Magnificat.    Luke chapter 1, verses 46-55 have this beautiful text known as The Magnificat, Mary's song. How did this young teenage virgin respond after the visitation of an angel with the once-in-history news that she would birth the Messiah?  This is how.   (from the Amplified, Luke 1:46-55) And Mary said, “My soul magnifies and exalts the Lord, and my spirit has rejoiced in God my Savior. For He has looked (with loving care) on the humble state of His maidservant; for behold, from now on all generations will count me blessed and happy and favored by God! For He who is mighty has done great things for me; and holy is His name (to be worshiped in His purity, majesty, and glory). And His mercy is upon generation after generation toward those who (stand in great awe of God and) fear Him. He has done mighty deeds with His (powerful) arm; He has scattered those who were proud in the thoughts of their heart. He has brought down rulers from their thrones, and exalted those who were humble. He has filled the hungry with good things; and sent the rich away empty-handed. He has helped His servant Israel, in remembrance of His mercy, just as He promised to our fathers, to Abraham and to his descendants forever.”   This is profound! A heart long readied to serve the Lord God Almighty responds in this manner. A hard heart, and immature heart, and self-focused heart, a bitter heart, a clouded heart cannot.  Mary was ready for the task which lie ahead for her, because God had readied her.   This Christmas, can you pause and ask the Lord to show you what He has readied you for? The answer won't be nothing, because the God we love and serve is always moving, working in and on our hearts, readying us and maturing us and sanctifying us. Take some time to slow down and listen for what He would say to you.   He has not stopped looking on us with loving care. Have we stopped rejoicing in God our Savior?   He who is mighty is still doing great things for His people. Do we revere His name as holy, to be worshiped in His purity, majesty and glory?   He is still helping those who serve Him, and is of course still helping Israel. Have we forgotten what He has remembered - which is His mercy?   Do we know what He has promised in the way that Mary knew what He had promised to Abraham and his descendants? If we forget, or simply know not, what He has promised…aren't we likely to miss it when He keeps those promises?   And keep them He will.    Mary's song encourages me every time I read it.  It is beautiful because her simple and complete faith and trust are laid bare for all of us to see. May our faith and our trust be as solid and immovable as hers. And as a quick aside, I know a pastor who does not like the wisemen all huddled up next to the baby Jesus in the nativity sets we place on our mantles…why doesn't he like that? Because it is not true to the Biblical narrative, that's why! I'll let you read the first couple of chapters of Luke and see for yourself. This pastor, he's not wrong! I have a similar pet peeve, if you will…I so much want to buy a sweatshirt that says, “Mary knew.” on it. Not because I haven't been touched in years past by the song “Mary Did You Know?” but because based on Mary's life as seen in the Gospels, I think she did know quite a lot…I think we can read The Magnificat and understand that not much got past her in terms of understanding who her Son was. She treasured all these things up in her heart, we read in our Bibles. And treasure is not something one forgets, tosses aside, or suddenly becomes ignorant about. Oh, Mary knew so very much. And what she did as a result of what she knew as her life took a turn that forever altered things for all of history is a challenge to us all this Christmas - what do we know, and how does that knowing change the direction of our life and hopefully the lives of others?    Merry Christmas to you, and as always, thank you so very much for listening to the show. I pray it blesses and emboldens you as you live for Jesus in a world that needs His light.  See you next time!  

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Passage: Luke 1:67-79Series:  Christmas BlessingsSpeaker: Mitchell CruitDate:  December 10, 2023Listen Here (Right-Click to Download)

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