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Rachel Mudge, an elder at Bridges, shares a message entitled The Divine Gift. Understanding who God is, through His Son, Jesus and how much He loves us. Rachel encourages us to "walk in the light" and to truly know what it is to experience God's love in every aspect of our lives.
Link to Debra's interview with David and Scott.https://open.spotify.com/episode/6eBGbhw1DAR0vA69zjqZfI?si=16169124977b4b91In this deeply personal Season 4 kickoff of Redeemed Through His Blood, Scott is joined the love of his life, Deb, as they reflect on the unexpected journey that brought them together and into this shared mission of ministering Christ's redeeming power. With warmth, humor, and real vulnerability, Deb opens up about her past, her experience in addiction recovery, and the healing she found through Jesus Christ—offering listeners a moving witness that 'no one is beyond His reach'. Together, they revisit sacred memories of blending a family, their first experiences teaching Institute, and the transformation they've seen in their own hearts through the study of The Divine Gift of Forgiveness.The episode also includes a stirring reflection on Easter and a Spirit-filled moment of worship that unfolded unexpectedly on a Sunday afternoon bike ride. Drawing from their love of the temple and their hope in Christ's atoning power, Scott and Deb share what it means to seek “more Jesus” in everyday life. With heartfelt testimonies and scriptural insight, they remind listeners that we overcome the accuser through the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. You are welcome here, just as you are—and there is always hope through Him.
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“There are two gifts that God has given to man alone, and to no other mortal creature, and these two gifts are Mind and Speech. And the gifts of Mind and Speech are essential and identical with Immortality. If they are used rightly, man will not differ in any respect from the immortals; and when he quits the body, these two will be his guides and they will lead him into the troop of the gods and. to the souls that have attained to bliss.” The Hermetica, Walter Scott (Translation)Imagine possessing a power so profound it shapes the very fabric of your reality. This isn't mere fantasy—it's your birthright. As human beings, we've been gifted with two extraordinary abilities: mind and speech. These aren't just tools for communication; they're the very essence of our creative force.In this enlightening exploration, we'll uncover the true nature of these gifts and how they're intrinsically linked to our immortal selves. You'll discover:The Power WithinHow your inner conversations are shaping your external worldWhy your thoughts are more than just fleeting musings—they're seeds planted in fertile soilThe profound connection between your inner dialogue and the divineClaiming Your InheritancePractical steps to become aware of your inner speechTechniques to align your thoughts with your deepest desiresThe transformative power of respecting your creative abilitiesBeyond the PhysicalUnderstanding how your mind and speech transcend deathThe eternal nature of your inner conversationsHow to use this knowledge to create a life of bliss and fulfillmentThis isn't just another self-help concept—it's a fundamental truth about your existence. By the end of this video, you'll have a new perspective on the immense power you wield and how to harness it for profound personal transformation.Are you ready to claim your divine inheritance and reshape your reality? Join us on this journey of self-discovery and awakening. Your birthright awaits.00:00:03 Mind and Speech: Our Divine Birthright00:00:35 The Divine Gifts of Mind and Speech00:01:11 The Power of Inner Conversations00:02:15 Claiming Your Birthright00:02:51 Awareness: The Key to Freedom00:03:28 Ordering Your Conversations Aright00:04:08 The Immortal Nature of Mind and Speech00:05:22 Practical Steps to Harness Your Creative Power00:06:55 Embracing Your Divine Inheritancecreative power of mind, power of speech, manifesting reality, law of attraction, metaphysics, self mastery, inner dialogue, conscious creation, divine inheritance, personal transformationGET THE NEVILLE BOOKS:The Power of Imagination: The Neville Goddard Treasuryhttps://amzn.to/3A7FyrYThe 5 Lessons: The Neville Goddard Masterclass (paperback)https://amzn.to/3BQ0nbUReclaim Your Healthcare Power:The healthcare paradigm has changed. Learn about PRIVATE Healthcare Sharing: Our non-profit healthcare sharing organization with affordable plans designed specifically to meet the needs of mostly healthy people (US only):Get a quote here: https://www1.impacthealthsharing.com/?referral_id=06072070Learn about Bitcoin (Earth's Global Reserve Currency)1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshisIf you think you are late to this technology, it's only because you haven't finished your homework. Educate yourself ASAP, the revolution is happening right now:Read "The Bitcoin Standard" book (makes it simple to understand):https://amzn.to/405WtWMLearn the wealth mindset & lifestyle of the new global monetary paradigm:https://twitter.com/stackhodlerhttps://twitter.com/natbrunell
The Ocean Of Consciousness, The Practice Of Love, Dreams Authoring Songs, Unmasking Fears, The Universal Truths, Chalamet As Dylan and The Divine Gifts of Kendrick Lamar: these are only a few topics covered throughout Jim and Jaymee's new epic conversation a year later.LITA PODCAST: hosted, edited and produced by Jaymee Carpenter. MIXED BY: Chris FallerThe new album by MY MORNING JACKET titled "is" available March 21. Learn more: www.mymorningjacket.comInterested in Mentorship/Counseling with Jaymee?email: lacee@loveistheauthor.com to set up a free consultation,or visit: www.loveistheauthor.com/mentorshipSPONSORED BY:GUAYAKI YERBA MATÉ (www.guayaki.com)RAUM GOODS (www.raumgoods.com)INDIAN LODGE ROAD (www.indianlodgeroad.com)PLEASE $UPPORT THE SHOW: www.patreon.com/loveistheauthorpodcastfollow us on INSTAGRAM: @loveistheauthor / @unconventionalgardenerCONTACT: jaymee@loveistheauthor.com
In this self-reminding episode, Kelly discusses the journey from self-discovery to true personal mastery, with a focus on the healing power of forgiveness, compassion, and awareness. Tune in for an episode designed to help you unlock your true potential and master the self with the help of parents and God. Also, Join Kelly in Love Magnet: A 3-Day Workshop to Stop Settling and Doubting and Attract Epic Soulmate Love Additionally, Join Be The Queen Episode Notes: [1:30] Compassionate Awareness "I think the biggest thing for me is just, like, forgiveness, awareness, and having compassion because your parents are just grown-up kids too." [5:26] God's Creation “We all, essentially, have the answers all inside of us." [11:59] Divine Gifts for a Lifetime “"God gave us some gifts, skills, and abilities to use in this lifetime." [15:00] Healing Process "When you start to feel it, you start to heal it." [19:59] The Love Magnet Program “You may receive important information that will shift something for you that will literally change the trajectory.” [23:00] Be the Queen Program “Stop the cycle of dating people who date forever." [25:14] Self Awareness to Self Mastery "Tap into self, come home to self, connect with self, let go of the stuff that is not serving you." Visit Bob Proctor's Youtube Visit Bob Proctor's Instagram Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Connect with Kelly here: Follow Me on Instagram at @chaselifewithkelly Follow Me on TikTok at @iamkellychase Subscribe to My YouTube Channel Goddess Magic Program Kelly's Favorites Visit Our Website!
Join me as we dive into a powerful message about salvation and repentance. We start with the moving testimony of Will Thompson and his song inspired by Philippians 1:21. Using examples like Zacchaeus, Saul of Tarsus, and the prison guard from Acts 16, we explore what true repentance looks like and why it is essential for salvation. Learn about the gift of repentance and how it is bestowed through the preaching of the gospel. This episode is a heartfelt call to accept Jesus as your friend, savior, and Lord. Tune in and be inspired! 00:00 Introduction and Testimony of Will Thompson 01:13 Understanding Salvation and Repentance 01:46 Examples of Repentance in the New Testament 02:44 The Philippian Jailer's Conversion 06:56 The Divine Gift of Repentance 08:26 The Role of Preaching in Bestowing Repentance 11:03 Conclusion and Final Blessings
May our homes be filled with love and joy, reflecting the heart of Christ in all you do.
Mike "C-Roc" welcomes Athina Bailey, a trans-channeler who helps individuals discover their purpose by connecting with their spirit, light, and divine energy. Athina shares her journey of growing up psychic and learning to channel her spirit guides to create a soul-aligned life and a thriving business. She recounts her early experiences of sensing spiritual presences, including an unforgettable moment at age 16 when she saw an angel for the first time. Initially, these experiences left her questioning her sanity, but through prayer and guidance, she found mentors and resources to understand and embrace her gifts. Athina discusses how she transitioned from fear and confusion to empowerment, using her abilities to support others through energy healing and spiritual guidance. She opens up about her childhood fascination with the supernatural and how her Slavic grandmother's openness to spirituality provided her with encouragement during her formative years. Together, "C-Roc" and Athina explore themes of intuition, spirituality, and the interplay between faith and metaphysical experiences. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that dives deep into how Athina turned her extraordinary abilities into a force for good in both her life and the lives of others. Website- https://www.athinabailey.com/ Social Media Links/Handles- https://www.instagram.com/athinakrol https://www.youtube.com/@AthinaKr%C3%B3l
What does it take to build an army of spiritual warriors in today's challenging times? Kirk reveals three divine gifts God has provided His people: the straight stick of Scripture, the power of Christian community, and our unique callings. Through powerful biblical examples like Queen Esther and personal stories from his days on the show Growing Pains, Kirk shows how these supernatural weapons can transform our nation. Learn how you can join this army of compassion, and help bring about the spiritual revival America needs using the divine gifts God has already placed in your hands. To learn more, visit kirkcameron.com To learn more about the sponsor of today's show and what our family currently uses for our healthcare check out Christian Healthcare Ministries by visiting https://hubs.ly/Q02vWQGy0 Editing and production services provided by thepodcastupload.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome back everyone for anything episode of T&J! This week we discuss the power of choice. How the ability for self-determination is a psychological principle as well as a core spiritual principle.
As you journey through this episode on the Sacred Power of Imagination, the Divine Presence of God I AM in you will release Sacred Visions in your soul to achieve the dreams that have been placed in your heart! DON'T MISS THIS EPISODE!!! It will awaken your senses to the beauty of your inner light, inviting you to see, hear, and touch the whispering dreams of your soul as they bloom into your reality. You will learn how to overcome the obstacles that prevent you from using your imagination more powerfully to manifest your dreams, begin to manifest more quickly, and most importantly, draw closer to your Divine Presence of God I AM within! We would love to know what you think. Your opinion is important. Please text us here!Support the showWe invite you to subscribe to our Premium Content and leave a message here if you are benefiting from our podcast. We'd love to hear from you. Also, if you listen to our podcast on other platforms that allow you to subscribe, leave a rating, comment, or follow us, we encourage you to give us a helping hand by doing so. Our mission is to help you call forth your higher self!
In this episode, I'm diving deep into the extraordinary power of words. We'll explore how language shapes our reality, influences our actions, and ultimately determines the quality of our lives. Get ready to discover the profound impact of your words and learn how to harness their creative energy to manifest your dreams and live your ultimate life.The Divine Gift of LanguageThe complexity and beauty of languageThe power of words to express ideas and emotions, and inspire actionThe importance of effective communicationThe Pen is Mightier than the SwordThe historical significance of words over forceThe role of ideas in shaping revolutions and social changeThe enduring impact of written and spoken communicationWords as CreatorsThe concept of words as a divine giftThe power of words to create and destroyThe connection between thoughts, feelings, and actionsThe Energy of WordsHow words and thoughts create energy and influence realityThe impact of positive and negative energy on interactionsThe importance of visualization and intention in achieving goalsThe Quicksand of DoubtThe underlying layer of self-doubt and negativity that can sabotage our dreamsThe importance of addressing and overcoming these limiting beliefsThe role of self-love and positive affirmations in creating a life of purposeWords of Life and DeathThe impact of our internal dialogue on our realityThe importance of choosing words of love, growth, and possibilityThe destructive nature of negative self-talk and limiting beliefsThe Power of DeclarationThe transformative power of declaring our intentions and goalsThe importance of aligning our words with our deepest desiresThe role of commitment and action in manifesting our dreamsCall to ActionExamine your words and thoughts.Choose words of life and creation.Embrace your divine nature and infinite potential.Take action toward your dreams, and never give up.Remember: Your words have the power to shape your reality. Choose them wisely and create a life of purpose, prosperity, and joy.-----------------------Visit https://www.kellanfluckiger.com for some amazing free resources. If you'd like to take a look at our other podcast episodes... go to https://www.yourultimatelifepodcast.com
This week’s episode of Perspectives wraps up our series on Divine Gifts and the movement of the Holy Spirit. And it’s extra special because all three women clergy are on set: Rev. Trudy, Rev. Hannah, AND Rev. Brittany! The three women talk about reconstructing the church as it stands today. After all, God works to tear down our walls but doesn’t leave us in rubbles … the Spirit moves us to rebuild as well. They kick off the conversation looking at the wishes of our local congregants as they’ve come together to reimagine the church to meet the needs of today’s society. They answer how they personally would like to reconstruct the church. Their answers may step on some toes. What’s the one thing they agree that you can’t take away? The Holy Spirit. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What would you like to see in a reconstructed church? What would you keep, what would you throw away, and how does it make you feel? In what ways would reconstructing the church deepen the relationship you have with God and your experience of the Holy Spirit?
This week’s episode of Perspectives wraps up our series on Divine Gifts and the movement of the Holy Spirit. And it’s extra special because all three women clergy are on set: Rev. Trudy, Rev. Hannah, AND Rev. Brittany! The three women talk about reconstructing the church as it stands today. After all, God works to tear down our walls but doesn’t leave us in rubbles … the Spirit moves us to rebuild as well. They kick off the conversation looking at the wishes of our local congregants as they’ve come together to reimagine the church to meet the needs of today’s society. They answer how they personally would like to reconstruct the church. Their answers may step on some toes. What’s the one thing they agree that you can’t take away? The Holy Spirit. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What would you like to see in a reconstructed church? What would you keep, what would you throw away, and how does it make you feel? In what ways would reconstructing the church deepen the relationship you have with God and your experience of the Holy Spirit?
This week’s episode of Perspectives wraps up our series on Divine Gifts and the movement of the Holy Spirit. And it’s extra special because all three women clergy are on set: Rev. Trudy, Rev. Hannah, AND Rev. Brittany! The three women talk about reconstructing the church as it stands today. After all, God works to tear down our walls but doesn’t leave us in rubbles … the Spirit moves us to rebuild as well. They kick off the conversation looking at the wishes of our local congregants as they’ve come together to reimagine the church to meet the needs of today’s society. They answer how they personally would like to reconstruct the church. Their answers may step on some toes. What’s the one thing they agree that you can’t take away? The Holy Spirit. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What would you like to see in a reconstructed church? What would you keep, what would you throw away, and how does it make you feel? In what ways would reconstructing the church deepen the relationship you have with God and your experience of the Holy Spirit?
This week’s episode of Perspectives wraps up our series on Divine Gifts and the movement of the Holy Spirit. And it’s extra special because all three women clergy are on set: Rev. Trudy, Rev. Hannah, AND Rev. Brittany! The three women talk about reconstructing the church as it stands today. After all, God works to tear down our walls but doesn’t leave us in rubbles … the Spirit moves us to rebuild as well. They kick off the conversation looking at the wishes of our local congregants as they’ve come together to reimagine the church to meet the needs of today’s society. They answer how they personally would like to reconstruct the church. Their answers may step on some toes. What’s the one thing they agree that you can’t take away? The Holy Spirit. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What would you like to see in a reconstructed church? What would you keep, what would you throw away, and how does it make you feel? In what ways would reconstructing the church deepen the relationship you have with God and your experience of the Holy Spirit?
A Divine Gift Week 2 of the Galatians Series Speaker: Tim Fritson Scripture: Galatians 1:11-23 Download the slides for this message: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/idqpqr7xu8nn8scnp5zn3/galatians-2-PDF.pdf?rlkey=58njg23617738m4gi16k5o5kc&st=qxrqe2u9&dl=0 (If using on mobile, click the icon on the top right and click direct download)
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discussion of the movement of the Holy Spirit and the Divine Gifts that can come out of the movement – even when the movement is disconcerting. Today’s story is a good story – it brings healing and life – but it also brings around an emotional undoing that can happen when we have an encounter with God. Undoing in the healing itself but also all of the undoing that must happen for us to be open and vulnerable to that encounter with the Divine. And what about when we reach out and have an encounter with God, but healing doesn’t happen? Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany consider what gifts may still come out of what others may label as a disappointing encounter. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Have you ever felt undone by something good? How do you understand prayers that go answered or are followed by what you prayed wouldn’t happen? Have you ever been shocked by how God has shown up in the eleventh hour?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discussion of the movement of the Holy Spirit and the Divine Gifts that can come out of the movement – even when the movement is disconcerting. Today’s story is a good story – it brings healing and life – but it also brings around an emotional undoing that can happen when we have an encounter with God. Undoing in the healing itself but also all of the undoing that must happen for us to be open and vulnerable to that encounter with the Divine. And what about when we reach out and have an encounter with God, but healing doesn’t happen? Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany consider what gifts may still come out of what others may label as a disappointing encounter. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Have you ever felt undone by something good? How do you understand prayers that go answered or are followed by what you prayed wouldn’t happen? Have you ever been shocked by how God has shown up in the eleventh hour?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discussion of the movement of the Holy Spirit and the Divine Gifts that can come out of the movement – even when the movement is disconcerting. Today’s story is a good story – it brings healing and life – but it also brings around an emotional undoing that can happen when we have an encounter with God. Undoing in the healing itself but also all of the undoing that must happen for us to be open and vulnerable to that encounter with the Divine. And what about when we reach out and have an encounter with God, but healing doesn’t happen? Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany consider what gifts may still come out of what others may label as a disappointing encounter. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Have you ever felt undone by something good? How do you understand prayers that go answered or are followed by what you prayed wouldn’t happen? Have you ever been shocked by how God has shown up in the eleventh hour?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discussion of the movement of the Holy Spirit and the Divine Gifts that can come out of the movement – even when the movement is disconcerting. Today’s story is a good story – it brings healing and life – but it also brings around an emotional undoing that can happen when we have an encounter with God. Undoing in the healing itself but also all of the undoing that must happen for us to be open and vulnerable to that encounter with the Divine. And what about when we reach out and have an encounter with God, but healing doesn’t happen? Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany consider what gifts may still come out of what others may label as a disappointing encounter. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Have you ever felt undone by something good? How do you understand prayers that go answered or are followed by what you prayed wouldn’t happen? Have you ever been shocked by how God has shown up in the eleventh hour?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Brittany and Rev. Hannah continue the talk about Divine Gifts. Today’s gift? Churning. Most people wouldn’t consider churning as a gift. But if you stick with it and work through the inner turmoil, you might be surprised by what’s waiting on the other side, much like the disciples who were being churned into apostles throughout the stories of the gospel. If you’re currently facing a storm, this episode is for you – it’s full of encouragement and wisdom to help you get through to the other side by embracing God’s vision and confidence. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What are you afraid of? Have you ever felt like you were drowning and God didn’t care? How has your faith been tested in the storms of your life?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Brittany and Rev. Hannah continue the talk about Divine Gifts. Today’s gift? Churning. Most people wouldn’t consider churning as a gift. But if you stick with it and work through the inner turmoil, you might be surprised by what’s waiting on the other side, much like the disciples who were being churned into apostles throughout the stories of the gospel. If you’re currently facing a storm, this episode is for you – it’s full of encouragement and wisdom to help you get through to the other side by embracing God’s vision and confidence. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What are you afraid of? Have you ever felt like you were drowning and God didn’t care? How has your faith been tested in the storms of your life?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Brittany and Rev. Hannah continue the talk about Divine Gifts. Today’s gift? Churning. Most people wouldn’t consider churning as a gift. But if you stick with it and work through the inner turmoil, you might be surprised by what’s waiting on the other side, much like the disciples who were being churned into apostles throughout the stories of the gospel. If you’re currently facing a storm, this episode is for you – it’s full of encouragement and wisdom to help you get through to the other side by embracing God’s vision and confidence. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What are you afraid of? Have you ever felt like you were drowning and God didn’t care? How has your faith been tested in the storms of your life?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Brittany and Rev. Hannah continue the talk about Divine Gifts. Today’s gift? Churning. Most people wouldn’t consider churning as a gift. But if you stick with it and work through the inner turmoil, you might be surprised by what’s waiting on the other side, much like the disciples who were being churned into apostles throughout the stories of the gospel. If you’re currently facing a storm, this episode is for you – it’s full of encouragement and wisdom to help you get through to the other side by embracing God’s vision and confidence. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What are you afraid of? Have you ever felt like you were drowning and God didn’t care? How has your faith been tested in the storms of your life?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah delve into the gift of growth, asking how much of our growth is based on personal action versus Divine intervention. It’s all part of this multi-episode topic of Divine Gifts. They begin by looking at two parables taught by Jesus – a method He regularly used to gently invite people to contemplate, ponder, and grow. On the surface, these parables seem straight forward but when you dig deeper, more and more is revealed. Especially when it comes to how much growth we can personally control. Is personal, spiritual growth, or the growth of the Kingdom of God something that truly just happens? Or is work required? If growth naturally happens, is there anything we’re truly called to do as Christians? Hit play to hear what Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah think. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: When was a time when you experienced great spiritual growth? What prompted that growth? How easy is it for you to think about this act of change or growth as a gift of God, something that all we need to do is look for it and receive it, much like grace or forgiveness?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah delve into the gift of growth, asking how much of our growth is based on personal action versus Divine intervention. It’s all part of this multi-episode topic of Divine Gifts. They begin by looking at two parables taught by Jesus – a method He regularly used to gently invite people to contemplate, ponder, and grow. On the surface, these parables seem straight forward but when you dig deeper, more and more is revealed. Especially when it comes to how much growth we can personally control. Is personal, spiritual growth, or the growth of the Kingdom of God something that truly just happens? Or is work required? If growth naturally happens, is there anything we’re truly called to do as Christians? Hit play to hear what Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah think. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: When was a time when you experienced great spiritual growth? What prompted that growth? How easy is it for you to think about this act of change or growth as a gift of God, something that all we need to do is look for it and receive it, much like grace or forgiveness?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah delve into the gift of growth, asking how much of our growth is based on personal action versus Divine intervention. It’s all part of this multi-episode topic of Divine Gifts. They begin by looking at two parables taught by Jesus – a method He regularly used to gently invite people to contemplate, ponder, and grow. On the surface, these parables seem straight forward but when you dig deeper, more and more is revealed. Especially when it comes to how much growth we can personally control. Is personal, spiritual growth, or the growth of the Kingdom of God something that truly just happens? Or is work required? If growth naturally happens, is there anything we’re truly called to do as Christians? Hit play to hear what Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah think. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: When was a time when you experienced great spiritual growth? What prompted that growth? How easy is it for you to think about this act of change or growth as a gift of God, something that all we need to do is look for it and receive it, much like grace or forgiveness?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah delve into the gift of growth, asking how much of our growth is based on personal action versus Divine intervention. It’s all part of this multi-episode topic of Divine Gifts. They begin by looking at two parables taught by Jesus – a method He regularly used to gently invite people to contemplate, ponder, and grow. On the surface, these parables seem straight forward but when you dig deeper, more and more is revealed. Especially when it comes to how much growth we can personally control. Is personal, spiritual growth, or the growth of the Kingdom of God something that truly just happens? Or is work required? If growth naturally happens, is there anything we’re truly called to do as Christians? Hit play to hear what Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah think. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: When was a time when you experienced great spiritual growth? What prompted that growth? How easy is it for you to think about this act of change or growth as a gift of God, something that all we need to do is look for it and receive it, much like grace or forgiveness?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Deconstruction – specifically through an institutional lens. They begin by looking at a passage in Mark where Jesus redefines the institution of family. It’s the perfect example of how the process of deconstruction (and reconstruction) is nearly guaranteed to hurt at least some of those involved. But sometimes discomfort and hurt is necessary to decenter a dominate narrative so we can hear and speak to the voices of those on the margins – the oppressed – so that the gospel can be centered around “the least of these.” Racism, sexism, poverty, ableism, and blasphemy against the Holy Spirit – all of this and more are discussed in this week’s episode. So, take a deep breath and get ready to be challenged! Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Does the church, as we know it, need to be deconstructed and reconstructed? If so, what aspects of the church? Is reconstruction possible without deconstruction? Do you think deconstructing institutions is inherently violent?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Deconstruction – specifically through an institutional lens. They begin by looking at a passage in Mark where Jesus redefines the institution of family. It’s the perfect example of how the process of deconstruction (and reconstruction) is nearly guaranteed to hurt at least some of those involved. But sometimes discomfort and hurt is necessary to decenter a dominate narrative so we can hear and speak to the voices of those on the margins – the oppressed – so that the gospel can be centered around “the least of these.” Racism, sexism, poverty, ableism, and blasphemy against the Holy Spirit – all of this and more are discussed in this week’s episode. So, take a deep breath and get ready to be challenged! Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Does the church, as we know it, need to be deconstructed and reconstructed? If so, what aspects of the church? Is reconstruction possible without deconstruction? Do you think deconstructing institutions is inherently violent?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Deconstruction – specifically through an institutional lens. They begin by looking at a passage in Mark where Jesus redefines the institution of family. It’s the perfect example of how the process of deconstruction (and reconstruction) is nearly guaranteed to hurt at least some of those involved. But sometimes discomfort and hurt is necessary to decenter a dominate narrative so we can hear and speak to the voices of those on the margins – the oppressed – so that the gospel can be centered around “the least of these.” Racism, sexism, poverty, ableism, and blasphemy against the Holy Spirit – all of this and more are discussed in this week’s episode. So, take a deep breath and get ready to be challenged! Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Does the church, as we know it, need to be deconstructed and reconstructed? If so, what aspects of the church? Is reconstruction possible without deconstruction? Do you think deconstructing institutions is inherently violent?
In this episode of Perspectives, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Brittany continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Deconstruction – specifically through an institutional lens. They begin by looking at a passage in Mark where Jesus redefines the institution of family. It’s the perfect example of how the process of deconstruction (and reconstruction) is nearly guaranteed to hurt at least some of those involved. But sometimes discomfort and hurt is necessary to decenter a dominate narrative so we can hear and speak to the voices of those on the margins – the oppressed – so that the gospel can be centered around “the least of these.” Racism, sexism, poverty, ableism, and blasphemy against the Holy Spirit – all of this and more are discussed in this week’s episode. So, take a deep breath and get ready to be challenged! Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: Does the church, as we know it, need to be deconstructed and reconstructed? If so, what aspects of the church? Is reconstruction possible without deconstruction? Do you think deconstructing institutions is inherently violent?
"Poetry is a gift from the Divine, a voice from ancestors, expressing profound truths and deep emotions." - Lauren Martin In today's episode of Uncorking a Story we sit down with Lauren Martin, a psychotherapist, poet, and a devoted Ìyânífá. She shares her journey from discovering her poetic voice in sixth grade to compiling her latest collection, Night of the Hawk. Through a conversation that spans her experiences with shamanism, overcoming personal struggles, and the therapeutic power of writing, Lauren offers a unique perspective on life, creativity, and healing. Key Themes: Early Beginnings in Poetry: Lauren recalls her unexpected start in poetry during sixth grade, when a simple essay led her to discover her poetic talent. Shamanic Journey: She discusses her lifelong spiritual experiences, from seeing ghosts as a child to her deep exploration of shamanism and its impact on her life and work. Struggles and Recovery: Lauren opens up about her battles with substance abuse during her adolescence and how these challenges shaped her path as both a poet and a psychotherapist. Night of the Hawk: Insights into her latest poetry collection, which was compiled during a lengthy recovery from a spinal injury, exploring themes of illness, family dynamics, and spiritual experiences. Therapeutic Practice and Poetry: The intersection of her work as a psychotherapist and poet, emphasizing the role of storytelling and writing in healing and personal growth. Women and Aging: A discussion on societal perceptions of aging women, the pressure to conform to beauty standards, and the importance of intellectual and creative contributions from women at all stages of life. Living with Spiritual Gifts: How Lauren navigates her spiritual gifts in daily life, setting boundaries, and finding peace amidst the challenges. Buy Night of the Hawk Amazon: https://amzn.to/4bqoZFe Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/a/54587/9781647426583 Connect with Lauren Website: https://www.laurenmartin.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lauren.martin.37201 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankyisastar Connect with Mike Website: https://uncorkingastory.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@uncorkingastory Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncorkingastory/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@uncorkingastory Twitter: https://twitter.com/uncorkingastory Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uncorkingastory If you like this episode, please share it with a friend. If you have not done so already, please rate and review Uncorking a Story on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join the women clergy of First Church of San Diego in their multi-episode exploration of “Divine Gifts” with Perspectives FUMCSD Pastors Podcast. In this episode, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Clarity. They begin by looking at two stories of Jesus on the Sabbath, challenging misconceptions of the pharisees and Judaic laws. From this scripture reading, they discuss the shifting power dynamic when it comes to how to prioritize the rules, the conflict between seeing the heart of God’s law, made from love for people, and the need to institutionalize the law so we don’t break the rules. They make the case for looking at Scripture and holy laws with a 21st century mindset –detecting the biases and partiality that exists and having healthy conversations on whether it should still be that way. How can we stop being an institutionalized church, imparting specific expectations on others that gatekeep access to God’s love? It’s a lot to consider – we hope you join in the discussion talking about the acts of grace that we receive from God that open our hearts and minds for us to see and experience the world differently. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What benefit do laws hold for us as society? Are there laws that irk you? What are they and why do they bother you? What relationship do you think Jesus had to the law? What relationship do you think Christians have to the law?
Join the women clergy of First Church of San Diego in their multi-episode exploration of “Divine Gifts” with Perspectives FUMCSD Pastors Podcast. In this episode, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Clarity. They begin by looking at two stories of Jesus on the Sabbath, challenging misconceptions of the pharisees and Judaic laws. From this scripture reading, they discuss the shifting power dynamic when it comes to how to prioritize the rules, the conflict between seeing the heart of God’s law, made from love for people, and the need to institutionalize the law so we don’t break the rules. They make the case for looking at Scripture and holy laws with a 21st century mindset –detecting the biases and partiality that exists and having healthy conversations on whether it should still be that way. How can we stop being an institutionalized church, imparting specific expectations on others that gatekeep access to God’s love? It’s a lot to consider – we hope you join in the discussion talking about the acts of grace that we receive from God that open our hearts and minds for us to see and experience the world differently. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What benefit do laws hold for us as society? Are there laws that irk you? What are they and why do they bother you? What relationship do you think Jesus had to the law? What relationship do you think Christians have to the law?
Join the women clergy of First Church of San Diego in their multi-episode exploration of “Divine Gifts” with Perspectives FUMCSD Pastors Podcast. In this episode, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Clarity. They begin by looking at two stories of Jesus on the Sabbath, challenging misconceptions of the pharisees and Judaic laws. From this scripture reading, they discuss the shifting power dynamic when it comes to how to prioritize the rules, the conflict between seeing the heart of God’s law, made from love for people, and the need to institutionalize the law so we don’t break the rules. They make the case for looking at Scripture and holy laws with a 21st century mindset –detecting the biases and partiality that exists and having healthy conversations on whether it should still be that way. How can we stop being an institutionalized church, imparting specific expectations on others that gatekeep access to God’s love? It’s a lot to consider – we hope you join in the discussion talking about the acts of grace that we receive from God that open our hearts and minds for us to see and experience the world differently. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What benefit do laws hold for us as society? Are there laws that irk you? What are they and why do they bother you? What relationship do you think Jesus had to the law? What relationship do you think Christians have to the law?
Join the women clergy of First Church of San Diego in their multi-episode exploration of “Divine Gifts” with Perspectives FUMCSD Pastors Podcast. In this episode, Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah continue the discovery of the Divine gifts that God brings to us. Today’s gift: Clarity. They begin by looking at two stories of Jesus on the Sabbath, challenging misconceptions of the pharisees and Judaic laws. From this scripture reading, they discuss the shifting power dynamic when it comes to how to prioritize the rules, the conflict between seeing the heart of God’s law, made from love for people, and the need to institutionalize the law so we don’t break the rules. They make the case for looking at Scripture and holy laws with a 21st century mindset –detecting the biases and partiality that exists and having healthy conversations on whether it should still be that way. How can we stop being an institutionalized church, imparting specific expectations on others that gatekeep access to God’s love? It’s a lot to consider – we hope you join in the discussion talking about the acts of grace that we receive from God that open our hearts and minds for us to see and experience the world differently. Our weekly Bible Study discussion group, Convergence, is currently taking a break for Summer. But we invite you to ponder and discuss the following questions with your friends and family: What benefit do laws hold for us as society? Are there laws that irk you? What are they and why do they bother you? What relationship do you think Jesus had to the law? What relationship do you think Christians have to the law?
In the season finale of The Queen Path, I dive deeper about why God is calls His daughters to be influential, running away from our purpose and the 5 signs to know your assignment. Ready to learn how to leverage the gift of influence for your purpose. Enrollment for Fame Academy Closes Officially on June 4th. This is the last time I am opening this program. https://thequeenpath.com/fame
As a mother, I've felt both the immense joy and the daunting challenges that come with raising a child. On this Mother's Day, we embrace the full spectrum of emotions that motherhood stirs within us, sharing stories that resonate with the heart, while weaving in the comfort and wisdom found in Scripture. Whether you're basking in the warmth of family celebrations or seeking solace during more introspective moments, this episode offers a message of support and affirmation to mothers everywhere.We open our hearts to an intimate conversation about the profound ministry of motherhood and the sanctuary found in prayer. By highlighting verses from Proverbs, Psalms, and the teachings of Jesus, we assure you that you're not alone on this journey, no matter the burdens you carry. As we reflect on the significance of a mother's love, let's come together in this special episode, united in the understanding that each act of motherly love is seen, appreciated, and divinely cherished. Join us for a spiritual embrace, where the value of motherhood is celebrated, and the promise of faith's renewing power is shared.
When life handed me Lyme disease and a mud pit for a backyard, I found myself leaning into the smallest victories and the steadfast love of the divine. My husband, Jerry, and I embarked on a journey that would teach us the profound impact of witnessing God's care in the simplicity of growing grass. In the face of our challenges, the tiny green sprouts that pushed through the earth became a testament to trust and perseverance. With every patch of green, our faith was nurtured, and the message was clear: the divine is present in every aspect of our lives, even those as mundane as our backyard.This episode is a heartfelt exploration of finding joy and God's presence in the everyday. As I share stories of my battle with illness, the transformation of our home, and the milestones of our baby girl, we uncover the comfort of a biblical promise from Zephaniah 3:17. It's a reminder that God's perfect love is with us, rejoicing in every victory, big or small. So, join me in celebrating the nurturing presence of the divine, found not just in the grand gestures, but in the quiet growth of grass and the gentle unfolding of life itself.Support the Show.Like, follow, subscribe, and drop an encouraging comment below
On today's episode of Empowered in Health, I interview Traci Peterson, board-certified family nurse practitioner, who owns 2 wellness businesses. Traci is an international speaker, highly sought after trainer who has spoken to over 24,000 people and performed in front of 100,000 in sports audiences. She has treated over 6,000 female patients and was awarded the #1 Top Team Builder in 50 Countries with Amare, for outstanding leadership and long-term team retention. Her latest project is called BE: A mother daughter movement grounded in connection and protection, which she shares all about in today's conversation. With collective medical, wellness, aesthetics and leadership experience of 15+ years, Traci helps high-performing women and their daughters conquer self-criticism and comparison through identifying their unique and divine gifts. And finding validation through learning to love yourself and lean on God. She helps people practically, remember who they are so they can confidently raise the next generation of leaders. Traci prides herself in mastering her roles as a mother, wife and woman of faith and leading by example in all of her leadership roles. She cites that her greatest accomplishment is being a mother to 3 very active children! In today's interview, Traci shares all about her personal wellness story, her vision to serve in the wellness space and the WHY behind the power of owning our unique gifts as women. From speaking directly into the hearts of high-performing moms to making an impact inside her powerful mother daughter movement, don't miss this one! It's JAM PACKED with inspiration and motivation for your wellness journey from the inside out as a beautiful mama. To connect further with Traci: Instagram: @tpete @motherdaughtermovement Website: tracipeterson.com To purchase tickets to the Mother Daughter Movement in June: https://tracipeterson.com/events/mother-daughter-weekend-summit/ To watch the full episode of today's podcast over on YOUTUBE - click here: Thank you so much for tuning in today! I'd love to hear from you and connect further on our stories. If you found this episode valuable, please leave a review, comment below and/or send me a message anytime so we can continue the conversation. To stay connected, here's where you can find me online: Email Contact: erinktrier@gmail.com Podcast/Business IG: @empoweredinhealth Personal IG: @erinktrier Website: https://www.erintrier.com/ Empowered Health Shop: https://www.erintrier.com/shop
Oh, we love how Seeking Center practitioners come into our lives. Let's just say stars, tarot and a magical bus have something to do with today's guest.Our dear friend Noël was walking around her neighborhood in LA when she couldn't help but notice the Star Magic School Bus parked nearby her house. She stepped onto it and was transported to an enchanted oasis, a secret garden hidden in plain sight. She met Ashli and here we are!Ashli is an intuitive tarot reader, sound healer, and Reiki practitioner with clairvoyant, claircognizant, clairsentient, and medical intuitive abilities. She's also an herbalism enthusiast, and infuses elements of astrology, numerology and color therapy into her readings and healings.As an intuitive reader, Ashli channels Divine messages from Spirit to help you gain clarity and healing. Ashli uses tarot as a tool of Divination to receive Guidance that empowers you to shift the trajectory of your life in service of your Highest Good, affirm your own intuition, and equip you with the tools necessary to move forward in life from a place of love and compassion.And while you can find her all around the LA area in the Star Magic School Bus, you can also experience her virtually, like I did, or even in your home.It is Ashli's Mission to help others tap into their Divine Gifts and open themselves up to receive and claim the Abundance that is their birthright.Since Ashli's versed in so many healing modalities there's a lot to cover. Listen now.MORE FROM ASHLIVisit www.starmagictarot.com to find out more about all of Ashli's offerings.Follow Ashli on instagram @starmagictarotVisit theseekingcenter.com for more from Robyn + Karen, plus mega inspo -- and the best wellness + spiritual practitioners, products and experiences on the planet! You can also follow Seeking Center on Instagram @theseekingcenter
In this episode of The Gateway to Joy Podcast, we continue our series on Dealing with Restlessness (www.elisabethelliot.org/restlessness). We share Gateway to Joy radio programs: - A Divine Gift and a Lesson - Being Still We also hear from special guests: - Elisabeth from a 1962 record album - Kathy Gilbert, friend of Elisabeth --------- Special thanks to Mike Dize and the Bible Broadcasting Network. Theme music: John Hanson. Visit www.ElisabethElliot.org for more lectures, devotionals, videos, Gateway to Joy programs, and other resources.
Reformed Brotherhood | Sound Doctrine, Systematic Theology, and Brotherly Love
In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony and Jesse discuss the significance of the helmet of salvation in the armor of God. They explore the importance of having clarity of thought and a transformed mindset as a result of being saved by Christ. They dive into the Greek word used for "take," emphasizing that the helmet of salvation is something bestowed upon us by God and not something we obtain on our own merits. Join them as they unpack the implications of wearing this helmet and how it enables believers to see the world through the lens of truth and experience the freedom and joy of salvation. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that will encourage you to embrace the helmet of salvation and its transformative power in your life.