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Get my free Longevity Stack Masterclass and Supplement Guide for women to learn how to build a personalised supplement stack: https://academy.angelafosterperformance.com/free-longevity-stack-masterclass If I were starting over at 40, five supplements would form my foundation: magnesium (and which forms support brain, sleep and heart), omega-3 dosed to an 8–12% index, vitamin D3 with K2 to steer calcium into bone, not arteries, creatine at 3–5g (more for bone), and glycine for collagen, glutathione and sleep. I cover the doses, why testing beats guessing, and why supplements only come third - after food, strength and sleep. What you'll learn: Which single supplement I'd keep if I had to give up every other one — and why How the different forms of magnesium map to brain, sleep and cardiovascular support Why your omega-3 index matters far more than how many capsules you swallow What vitamin K2 actually does that makes taking vitamin D3 on its own a mistake Why creatine isn't just for building muscle, and what it does for your brain and bones How glycine quietly supports collagen, glutathione and deeper sleep as you age Why loading up on supplements can age you faster, and the food-first order that doesn't Timestamps: 00:00 - The 5 Supplements I'd Take If I Started Over at 40 01:15 - Magnesium: The One I'd Keep, Plus Forms for Brain, Sleep and Heart 03:15 - Omega-3 for Inflammation, Brain Health and Your Omega-3 Index 04:45 - Vitamin D3 With K2: Immunity, Muscle and Directing Calcium to Bone 06:15 - Creatine for Muscle, Brain and Bone Strength in Midlife 07:45 - Glycine: Collagen, Glutathione and Deeper Sleep 09:00 - Recap, Food-First Philosophy and the Advanced Supplements Coming Next Want to go deeper? Start here: Take the BioSyncing Quiz to help you understand what's actually happening in your body — and how to fix it. https://biosyncing.scoreapp.com/ Reset your hormones, restore your energy, and reconnect with your body in just 21 days. https://www.highperformance-health.com Fresh Start Sunday Newsletter Your weekly 3-minute guide to creating the healthiest, most vibrant version of you. Each Sunday, get one simple habit to boost energy, balance hormones, and enhance longevity - joined by 25,000+ women worldwide. https://angelafosterperformance.com/ The Ultimate Guide to Creatine for Women - https://academy.angelafosterperformance.com/creatine-guide ️ 10 Habits that Helped me reverse my Biological Age by 25 years in Perimenopause -  https://academy.angelafosterperformance.com/10-habits-optin-page About Me: Angela Foster is a corporate lawyer turned health and performance coach, keynote speaker, and creator of the BioSyncing:registered: Method. Host of the High Performance Health Podcast with 500+ episodes featuring world-leading experts in longevity, hormones, neuroscience, and female performance science. The most accomplished women have everything handled on the outside, but their hormones, energy, and nervous system are quietly paying the price. The old playbook stops working in midlife. This channel is designed to help high-performing women optimise energy, hormones, cognitive performance, and longevity using science-backed strategies built around female biology. Angela's personal mission is to help 1 million ambitious women perform better, age slower, and never have to choose between success and their health. If you want to be part of that mission, make sure you subscribe and share the channel with a woman you care about. Follow me for daily health and performance tips: Instagram: @angelasfoster Facebook: @AngelaFosterPerformance

If you're training hard, eating well, and still watching your waist thicken, I want you to hear this: you are not lazy, and your metabolism is not broken. Something else is going on, and once you see it, belly fat stops feeling like a mystery you can't crack. So I called in four people I trust most on this, Ben Azadi, Dr Sarah Berry, Cynthia Thurlow, and Mary Claire Haver. Together we get into why cortisol parks fat right around your middle, how losing estrogen quietly reroutes fat from your hips to your belly, and why the exact same meal spikes your blood sugar far more after menopause than it did before. We go deep on the pieces most women never get told about, the muscle you're losing, the gut and estrobolome shifts, and the insulin exposure that makes this fat feel so stubborn. Then I hand you the fix. My five levers, in the order that actually works, from breaking up long sitting to resistance training, smart HIIT, whole-food carbs, and protecting your sleep and stress. And I tell you honestly where fasted training helps and where it just becomes another way to punish yourself. If you're a busy woman over 40 who's done with "eat less, move more" and wants to know which lever your body needs first, this one's for you. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN - Does cortisol cause belly fat in women over 40? - Why does fat move to your belly during menopause? - Is menopause belly fat caused by a slow metabolism? - What is visceral fat and why is it dangerous? - Can you gain visceral fat even if the scale doesn't move? - Why do post-menopausal women have higher blood sugar spikes? - How does insulin resistance drive stubborn belly fat? - Does the gut microbiome affect body composition in midlife? - How does breaking up sitting improve insulin sensitivity? - Does resistance training help you lose belly fat after 40? - Does HIIT reduce abdominal fat in women? - Does fasted training help burn visceral fat? TIMESTAMPS - 00:00 Why Cortisol Drives Stubborn Belly Fat In Women Over 35 - 03:00 Insulin Resistance, Estrogen Loss And Why Menopause Moves Fat To Your Belly - 09:44 How Muscle Loss And Your Gut Control Midlife Body Composition - 16:11 Why Menopause Belly Fat Is Dangerous And How To Shift Visceral Fat - 17:59 The 5 Levers To Lose Midlife Belly Fat Without A Broken MetabolismVALUABLE RESOURCES Timeline - Support your mitochondrial health: Timeline Mitopure delivers Urolithin A at the clinically studied dose to support cellular renewal and energy production, helping counter the natural decline in mitochondrial function that comes with age.

1 in 2 women over 50 will break a bone, and the scariest part is you won't feel it happening. Bone loss is silent, it speeds up in perimenopause and menopause, and by the time there's a warning sign, it's often a fracture. But weaker bones are NOT just an inevitable part of aging. In this video, Angela Foster breaks down the 3 pillars every woman needs to build stronger bones, protect against fractures, and stay strong and independent for decades with the exact, evidence-based way to put each one into practice. You'll learn: - Why your bones lose density in perimenopause - and how to reverse the trend - The single most important type of exercise for bone strength (and how heavy you actually need to lift) - How to "earn the right to jump" - the safe way to add impact training without injuring your tendons - Why walking, weighted vests, and mini-trampolines aren't enough on their own - The 4 nutrients your bones need - and how much protein to eat per day - The simple tests Angela uses with her clients to check they're on track TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Why 1 in 2 women break a bone (and why you won't feel it) 01:37 - What's really happening to your bones in perimenopause 04:02 - Pillar 1: Strength training. How heavy should you actually lift? 08:58 - Pillar 2: Impact training. How to earn the right to jump (safe progression) 13:40 - Pillar 3: Nutrition - protein for bone health 15:00 - Calcium, vitamin D & K2: what you really need Strong bones aren't built by one workout, one supplement, or one meal. They're built by the choices you make consistently, over years. Pick one pillar and start this week. Want to go deeper? Start here: Take the BioSyncing Quiz to help you understand what's actually happening in your body — and how to fix it. https://biosyncing.scoreapp.com/ Reset your hormones, restore your energy, and reconnect with your body in just 21 days. https://www.highperformance-health.com Fresh Start Sunday Newsletter Your weekly 3-minute guide to creating the healthiest, most vibrant version of you. Each Sunday, get one simple habit to boost energy, balance hormones, and enhance longevity - joined by 25,000+ women worldwide. https://angelafosterperformance.com/ The Ultimate Guide to Creatine for Women - https://academy.angelafosterperformance.com/creatine-guide ️ 10 Habits that Helped me reverse my Biological Age by 25 years in Perimenopause -  https://academy.angelafosterperformance.com/10-habits-optin-page About Me: Angela Foster is a corporate lawyer turned health and performance coach, keynote speaker, and creator of the BioSyncing:registered: Method. Host of the High Performance Health Podcast with 500+ episodes featuring world-leading experts in longevity, hormones, neuroscience, and female performance science. The most accomplished women have everything handled on the outside, but their hormones, energy, and nervous system are quietly paying the price. The old playbook stops working in midlife. This channel is designed to help high-performing women optimise energy, hormones, cognitive performance, and longevity using science-backed strategies built around female biology. Angela's personal mission is to help 1 million ambitious women perform better, age slower, and never have to choose between success and their health. If you want to be part of that mission, make sure you subscribe and share the channel with a woman you care about. Follow me for daily health and performance tips: Instagram: @angelasfoster Facebook: @AngelaFosterPerformance

Somewhere in your late 30s and 40s, everything you used to do stops working. The energy drains, the middle thickens, the sleep gets lighter, and your sharpness goes fuzzy. Here is what almost no one tells you: this is not you failing at willpower. Most of the longevity advice you have been handed was built on male data and biohacker experiments, and it was never designed for a woman in midlife. In this longevity masterclass, I bring together four of the most respected voices in health and longevity, Dr Stacy Sims, Dr Gabrielle Lyon, Liz Earle, and Professor Valter Longo, to cut through the noise on what actually moves the needle.I also share my Longevity 7, the seven simple, sustainable changes that took me from being hospitalised with double pneumonia at 38 to a biological age over 20 years younger than my actual age, with an elite VO2 max and the bone density of a 25 year old. This is a practical, physiology first masterclass for high performing women who are done with generic wellness advice and want to build a body that stays strong, sharp, and energised for decades. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN - Why is most longevity advice wrong for women over 40? - What are the foundations of longevity that actually matter? - Is sleep consistency more important than sleep duration? - How much protein do women over 40 really need? - Can eating more protein damage your kidneys? - What are exercise snacks and do they raise VO2 max? - How do you build muscle and slow aging in midlife? - Why does plant diversity matter for gut health and inflammation? - Do omega 3s protect your brain and mood as you age? - Does morning sunlight help your skin make collagen? - Is sunscreen blocking your vitamin D? - What is the fasting mimicking diet and how often should you do it? TIMESTAMPS- 00:00 The Longevity Mistake Women Make, Why Male-Data Advice Fails And How She Reversed Her Biological Age 20 Years - 06:45 The Longevity 7 Pillars: Daily Movement, Protein And Plant Diversity, Omega-3s, Sleep Consistency, Purpose And Nature - 17:45 Building Muscle For Longevity, Diet Vs Exercise, How Much Protein You Need And Debunking The Kidney Myth - 23:10 Does Sunscreen Block Vitamin D, The SPF Myth And How Morning Light Builds Collagen For Longevity - 31:45 The Longevity Diet For Your Ancestry, Fasting Mimicking For Autophagy And The Simplest Fasting Window That WorksVALUABLE RESOURCES A BIG thank you to our sponsor who make the show possible: • Stride - Find out your biological age and how your daily habits are influencing it with DNA, bloodwork and microbiome testing with a Stride One membership https://www.getstride.com/angela/ for 10% off  Want to go deeper? Start here: Take the BioSyncing Quiz to help you understand what's actually happening in your body — and how to fix it.

Each Sunday this month we are working our way through the book of James together.  Join us for a deep dive into this letter written by the doubting brother of Jesus we see in the Gospels after he became an important leader in the Early Church.     Feel free to read James on your own and study it with us using this podcast or join us in person Sunday Mornings at 10am.  228 Ridge Ave.  Souderton, Pa

Each Sunday this month we are working our way through the book of James together.  Join us for a deep dive into this letter written by the doubting brother of Jesus we see in the Gospels after he became an important leader in the Early Church.     Feel free to read James on your own and study it with us using this podcast or join us in person Sunday Mornings at 10am.  228 Ridge Ave.  Souderton, Pa

Audio Transcript Beautiful singing. So I've not met you. My name is Aaron, and I'm the preaching pastor here and glad that you're with us today, this last Sunday of July. And so if you have a bow with you, if you'd open up to the book of Exodus today, our texture study is going to come from Exodus 12, verses 21 through 28. Although we're going to be spending our time in all of Exodus 12, this will be our primary spot is 2128. And if you don't have a Bible with you, if you're not, there are Bibles scattered throughout the pews. If you want to find your way to Exodus, essentially on page 31, our text, if you want to open there, and then as you open your Bibles, please do keep them open. And so if you're visiting with us, so we do a style of preaching called expository preaching. And so we're going to spend a lot of our time just in the text and kind of throughout the sermon. I'm going to be pointing us back to the text. And so I want us all to see what comes from the text. And so please do keep the Bible open. So Exodus 12:21 through 28. So please hear the words of our God. And then I'm going to pray and then we'll get to work. So the Bible says that Moses called all the elders of Israel and said to them, go and select lambs for yourselves according to your clans and kill the Passover lamb. Take a bunch of hyssop and dip it in the blood that is in the basin. Touch the lentil and the two doorposts with the blood that is in the basin. None of you shall go out of the door of the house until the morning, for Lord will pass through to strike the Egyptians. And we seize the blood on the lintel and on two doorposts. Lord will pass over the door and will not allow the destroyer to enter into your home and your houses to strike you. You shall observe this right as a statute for you and for your sons forever. And when you come into the land that the Lord will give you as he has promised, you shall keep this service. And when your children say to you, what do you mean by this service? You shall say, is the sacrifice of the Lord's Passover. For he passed over the houses of the people of Israel in Egypt when he struck the Egyptians, but spared our houses when people bowed their heads and worshiped, then the people of Israel went and did so as the Lord had commanded Moses and Aaron. So they did. That's God's word for us this morning. Would you please pray with me? Lord, we're here because we want to hear from your word. Lord, we know that your word tells us that through the folly of preaching that you indeed do speak. You speak through your word, through the power of your holy spirit. And so God, in this time, that is our desire, that is our ask, that is our request indeed, that you would speak. God, please keep me from error. Please keep me from stumbling. Help me to speak only that which is true. Please help the congregation just have good listening ears to hear what your spirit is saying to us today. Pray this out in Jesus name. Amen. So this morning, as we gather together, we do so. It's a slight detour what we had planned at the start of our summer preaching schedule. So at the start of our summer, the original plan was to have this sermon series that we've had been working through in Exodus. The sermon is the beginning part of the life of Moses. And we're up to the plan was to the start of chapter seven, which is where we were last week, as Moses and his brother Aaron approached Pharaoh for the second time to tell Pharaoh to let God's people go, as Pharaoh was holding God's people in bondage as slaves. From there, then the original plan, starting this week, and to go back into our study of the Gospel of Luke, which is a study that we've been working through for some time. However, today, and actually the next few weeks, there's going to be a little bit of a detour from that plan, which the detour has actually been on my mind for, I guess, a few weeks now, particularly when I was away on vacation, where I thought it'd be good for us as a church just to spend a little bit more time in the life of Moses, doing so in ways that relate to our church pillars, which you can see in the banners behind me. Worship, connect, grow and go. And I thought it'd be good for us to do this again just for a few reasons. So, first, we haven't done this in a while. So it's been actually well over a year since the last time we took time to, like, intentionally think through our church pillars in a sermon context. So we're probably due to do this again. Second, the fall approaching typically brings a little bit busier time in church life. So I actually thought it might be good for us to maybe refocus a bit as a church before things get busier. Third, as a church, it's actually really easy to detour on the things that God would have us to do. So we know this, the busyness of life, the challenges of life, the disappointments in life, the frustrations in life, the false hope of life, even sometimes like the successes of life, which we'll be talking about more just a bit. These things all have a way of, like, detouring us from the things that God would have us to do. So I thought it'd be good for us just to refocus a bit, to hopefully stay focused on the things that God would have us to do. Which, by the way, the reality of losing focus, being distracted, forgetting the things that God has done, things that God would have us to do. This is actually very present in our passage today where we see in the text today, God instituted things within, like the calendar, as a means to help his people actively remember, to help them to not, like, detour away from him, the things that he would have them to do and not do. So starting today and over the next couple weeks, what we're gonna do is continue to look at Exodus stories about Moses. I think give maybe some fleshing out of our four church pillars that hopefully we can learn from and apply to our own lives. So today, from our text, the primary pillar we're going to focus on is that of worship, which for us not only is our first pillar, but this is the most important and most Central of the 4. This is the pillar that actually meant to be like, the fuel, the motivation that leads into the other three pillars. Now, before we get into the heart of our passage today, just for a few moments, let me just remind us where we left off last week in chapter seven. And after that, I was going to give you some, like, flyby details in Exodus and what happened from that passage where we left last week in chapter seven to our text in our today in chapter 12. So just where we left off last week, we started that first. So as mentioned for a second time, Moses and his brother Aaron, who was like a prophet to Moses, went before Pharaoh to tell Pharaoh yet again, for a second time to let God's people go, where they also performed a miracle before Pharaoh, turning a staff into a great serpent. Whereas when last week, as Moses and Aaron approached Pharaoh, God hardened the heart of Pharaoh. So for a second time, Pharaoh refused to listen to Moses and refused to let God's people go, which we talked about a lot last week. This had to be, at least in some ways, if not a lot of ways, hard for Moses to grasp and accept. I mean, God already had promised to free his people God even told Moses that he was going to be the deliverer. Moses is now doing the very thing God would have him to do. However, at least not yet. In chapter seven, freedom did not come. So one of the things we talked about a lot last week, for Moses, this had to be hard for him to grasp and accept. In this reality. This actually is true for much of his life, where often Moses would do the very thing God would have him to do, instruct him to do, only for the things to not work out in ways that Moses necessarily would want him to do, where over and over again, at least in the moment, things did not work out the way Moses hoped. And for us, this actually is part of the reality of our faith. Yes, we can do the right things, the very things that we know God would have us to do, but according to his secret will, things might not work out, at least not according to the timeline that we might have. That's where we were beginning of chapter seven last week. And then from there, over the next few chapters, which maybe you can read through this week, we see almost like this cyclical pattern on display where the Lord would continue to send Moses, his brother Aaron before Pharaoh, where Moses would continue to tell Pharaoh to let God's people go, where that message would be accompanied by signs and wonders. Yet God would continue to harden the heart of Pharaoh as Pharaoh refused to let God's people go. He even though in the cycle, even though there's these great signs and wonders, even though God did all these things, Pharaoh would still refuse to let God's people go. Now, if you've read through Exodus before, you remember that these series of signs and wonders were found in a series of plagues of judgment on Egypt. Was there a series of plagues that not only testified to God's power and God's glory, but it does seem, although this is debatable, it does seem that with each of these plagues, which were 10, that each of these God was like systematically defeating the many gods of Egypt. Let me just give you a few examples on this. So the first plague, you may remember, this is the Nile river turning to blood. And this seemed to be the Lord taking an attack on the Egyptian God who, like, watched over the Nile. Then the second plague involved, like frogs, like, overfilling the land of Egypt. And it seemed like this is the Lord, like, attacking Egyptian fertility God, who was resented as a frog dropping down, like to the ninth plague, which involved darkness over the land. This seemed to be the Lord attacking, defeating Ra, the Egyptian sun God, and the 10th plague, which we'll be talking about in part in our text today, involved the death of the firstborn of the land, which included the death of the son of. Of Pharaoh, with Pharaoh himself being revered like a godlike figure. As mentioned, there's a little bit of debate on this if this is actually what's happening, but it does seem that if you look at the 10 plagues, it does seem to be a direct correlation between the plagues and one of the many gods of the land. Okay, now just a couple of quick things I want to mention before we get to our text. So if we go back in as it relates to worship, this pillar that we're focused on this morning. So worship was really always at the heart of God. In the Exodus, he would free his people from the bondage of slavery so that they might worship him. And we don't have time to work through all the places that we see this, but really from Exodus 3, where God came to Moses and revealed himself to Moses in the burning bush of the great I am, where at that scene, the Lord also commissioned Moses to be the deliverer of the people. At that scene, worship was at the heart of God so that through his deliverance, through the freedom of his people, they might worship him. And this continues on from like the first time Moses and Aaron approached Pharaoh, they commanded Pharaoh to let God's people go. Why? So that they might worship the Lord. Then each of the plagues in this sickle event that continued to happen over and over again, Moses and Aaron continued to approach Pharaoh to tell them the same basic message. The purpose is why? So God's people might be free to go and worship him. So worship is at the heart of Exodus, including at the heart of our text today, as worship is always at the heart of our God. Thus, if we're going to follow our God, worship will be on our hearts as well. Okay, so that is an introduction. Maybe fill in some of the gaps for us. Let's look back at the passage. Our passage day involves, like, what took place right before this 10th plague and the death of the firstborn of the land. Well, our text today details some really important information, not only for the book of Exodus, but really for all of scripture. Because our text today involves the Passover. Our primary text today starts in verse 21, but just give maybe just a little bit more context if you want to look up to some of the details in verses 1 through 20 of chapter 12. In those verses, we see God came to Moses to let Moses, let the people know that they were to get ready. Because the long wait of waiting upon the Lord to free them from slavery, the long wait was about to be realized. Freedom was about to come. The Lord's patient timing had now arrived. In the preceding verses, the Lord let Moses know that this freedom from bondage was going to change really everything for his his people, including their calendar, where from the day that they were freed, it was gonna be such a monumental work of God that salvation. So going forward, that day of deliverance would be the first day of the first month of their new calendars. Making this new calendar centered on this salvation from slavery, which would be a marker that they were to never forget, but to always remember the salvation of their God. Furthermore, starting the start of chapter 12, the Lord gave to Moses some instructions on how this freeing would take place, which I'm guessing is not maybe a way that Moses would have expected, particularly as he witnessed the power of God on display all throughout Exodus. Because the Lord let Moses know that this freeing that he was about to do to bring salvation for his people would actually come through a Passover lamb. With the lamb being like one of the most gentle creatures in all creation, yet all powerful God would bring about his glorious salvation. How through a lamb. And how the Lord would do this would be on the night of freedom, the night that all this things is about to take place. Yes. God would send a destroyer who would come to bring judgment, which is destroyed here mostly as like a death angel. The death angel, yes, would come into the land, would take the life of all the firstborn from the greatest of the land, including Pharaoh's own son, to the least of the land, to even the firstborn of all the cattle. That is, unless the home had a Passover lamb who provides salvation of death and judgment. So in this dialogue between the Lord and Moses, Moses informed on the night that the death angel was to come, the people of God were to enjoy like a meal of fellowship together. A meal that they were to eat in haste, even instruction how they eat this meal, and they eat this in haste because of how quickly salvation was about to come for them. And this meal was centered on this, on this Passover lamb, which was a lamb that was to be a lamb without spot and blemish. This guy's people fellowshipped around this lamb. They were to take the blood from the lamb and cover the sides of the front door with the blood. So on the night that the death angel came, as they saw the death angel saw the blood of the lamb, death would pass over the home. So God's people not only could be saved from judgment, but through the blood they would be set free to eternal or to a land that is to come, which we'll talk about more in just a bit. By the way, let me also mention the yearly calendars not only were to mark this night of the passover lambs, the calendar to mark the start of the calendar, mark this night, but in the beginning of chapter 12, going forward each year, God's people, from generation to generation were to continue to celebrate this Passover meal together so that they would actively remember that which the Lord had done for them and how salvation was found through the blood of the lamb. So in a very real way, on that night, the Passover lamb died so that they could live being set free. And the theme of our sermon today, be set free to worship the Lord. So with those instructions in the preceding verses given to Moses and the Lord, now in Our text, verse 21, if you're going to take your Isaiah, we see that Moses took that which is given from the Lord. So now he can convey that information to the people. So in text we read that Moses called all the elders of God's people together to tell them, hey, this is what is about to take place. This is how the Lord was finally going to free us. Through this blood of the lamb, Moses instructed the elders to go select lambs from the midst of their flocks. In doing so, according to the clan that you are from, as you go to the flocks to select a lamb, this Passover lamb that you're. The Lord then instructed in the text that this lamb that was slain, that they do next is take a bunch of hyssop. Hyssop is kind of like a. Like a bushy shrub. And this hyssop is to act almost like a sponge or a brush by which they would take the hyssop and dip it into the blood of the lamb that was just spilled, that was collected in a basin, our text tells us. And with the blood of the lamb now on the hyssop, they're then to touch the lintel, which is the top beam of the door, to put blood there. And they're also to put blood up and down on the two sides of the door. So in a very real sense, the home would be covered by the blood. And on that night when the death angel came, because of the blood, they were safe. Verse 22, because they were safe in the blood of the lamb, we read that none were to go out of the house until the morning, which for me is probably not instruction. I would need. Right. Death angels, come in. I'm going to stay safely behind closed doors, behind the blood. No interest nor curiosity was taking place outside. But obviously for some, maybe more curious in nature than me, might be tempted to see what was happening, maybe in a real sense, wanted to see death. This is a real instruction for them. Yes, you might be curious, intrigued, what was taking place that night. But you must fight against temptation. You must stay covered by the blood until the morning. Because if not, if you give in to your temptation, you will perish. But in verse 23 of our text, in this last and most terrifying of plagues, for the Lord himself will pass through to strike the Egyptians, those not covered by the blood, but where the Lord sees the blood on the lentil on the two doorposts, the Lord himself will pass over the door. And he will not let the destroyer, the death angel, enter into your house to strike you. Meaning as real and as powerful as death is, this death angel was even death was under the authority of the Lord, where, under the authority of the Lord, death would strike only those who, according to the will of God, were being judged that night, where death would pass over according to the will of the Lord, those who would live as life and death ultimately are in the Lord's hands. Now for us, let's just hit pause here just for a second, just to consider what an incredible and awesome, albeit terrifying night this must have been for God's people. So let's just try to put ourselves in their shoes and just kind of think through some of what has already taken place. So for a very long time, God's people, the shoes they were in were the shoes of slavery, doing hard labor, doing many things that were just not pleasant at all in life, where for years and years they're praying, pleading to the Lord to come and set them free, only for Moses to show up. But as he shows up, he basically tells us, hey guys, I am the answer to your prayers. I am indeed the long awaited deliverer who God would use to free you from slavery. Yet as we remember in our study, as he showed up, chapter five. For God's people, things actually went from bad to worse as Moses approached Pharaoh for the first time. Pharaoh became so annoyed at Moses that he ended up punishing the people by demanding that not only we continue to make bricks as slaves, but going forward, they'd also now have to start to like, collect the straw for their brick making work. And from there, all these terrible, terrifying plagues fell upon the land, which some of these actually affected God's people as well. These terrifying plagues came, and at different points, they actually kind of looked for God's people, that Pharaoh was going to finally let them go, only for Pharaoh to change his mind as the Lord continued to harden his heart to keep God's people in slavery. So from chapter five, when Moses showed up until our text today, which just covers a lot of time here for God's people, this is an absolute roller coaster of emotions, ups and downs, twists and turns, hopes, disappointments, and all of it is leading to this, this one big, awesome, terrifying night where Moses had just let them know through the elders, death is going to enter into the land. However, even through death that is about to come, their salvation would also come. And it would come from all things through a blood of a lamb, as through the lamb, salvation would come through judgment. Now for us to put ourselves in their shoes. Imagine knowing all this history and now getting this message from Moses, from the elders of the clans that salvation was coming through the blood of a lamb. Well, keep going to text verse 24, if you want to take your eyes there. As he got this message of salvation through judgment by the blood of the lamb, we see they also get some more instructions and how it passed down the Passover. And because they get more instructions again here, I think this stresses just how important this passing down was to the Lord. Verse 24, God's people will continue to celebrate this meal each year as a rite, as a statue for you and your sons forever. Meaning this is not just something they were to celebrate on the day they were set free, on that night as they celebrate the meal together. This is something that God's people from generation to generation would continue to celebrate, to continue to remember all of their days. By the way, if you read through the Old Testament over and over again, Scripture actually is pointing God's people back to this very night, this salvation from the Lord as a means to draw them back to worship. Verse 25. On that day when you come into the land that the Lord will give you, which the land that they're being saved too. So not only were they being saved from the judgment, saved from slavery, but God's people are also being saved to a land, a land in the text, a land that God promised to give to them, which we know is a land flowing with milk and honey. And as he entered into that promised land, even then the salvation of God found in the blood of the land, even then this right was to be on their minds, which only continues to stress the importance of this salvation. Where Even then, this rite in the text, this statue, this service, even then is one you are to keep and observe. Now, this here, the Lord telling his people that to keep this service even as they enter into the promised land, this incredible land flowing with milk and honey. I think this is actually the Lord like, maybe already addressing a real challenge that would be before them, which is the challenge of, like, things working out. We're in this challenge. There's a real temptation. When things like work out for us. Do you think that we actually no longer need the Lord or temptation maybe to put the Lord on the back burner of our life? And I do think for us, we know this challenge in our own lives, where, when things are kind of going well, how quickly it is to lose track of dependency, depend upon God. Where, when things are going well, whatever that well thing is, that can quickly become like our priority, where we maybe try to fit the Lord around that priority rather than making him the priority, keeping him the priority for us. Yes, no doubt there are challenges our faith when things do not work out the way that we hope, which say it earlier, this is true for much of Moses's life. But at least for me, from my own experience, there are often more challenges to my faith, more challenges to my dependency upon the Lord. When things are going well, keep going. Verse 26. When the children, the next generation, who are not present on this night, when they say to you, as you remember this Passover, what do you mean by this service? Why is it that we're celebrating this meal over and over again? What's the big deal? What's its purpose? Why the lamb? Why the blood? Verse 27. As they come with you with those questions, you are to say to them, it is the sacrifice of the Lord's Passover. You are to teach them that we do this, to remember, to never forget the night that the Lord passed over the houses of the people of Israel in Egypt, where on that night he struck the Egyptians but spared our houses. Just a couple quick thoughts on this here. First, the question the children ask. What do you mean by the service? This is actually an obvious and legitimate question here. The generation that came after, they weren't there on that night, they did not have firsthand experience of how God redeemed his people. So it's not like, just like innately, they would have known all this. They would have needed someone to tell them, to explain to them the why, the what, the how that they were doing. They would need someone to come to them with, like, beautiful feet to pass on the Story of salvation through a lamb, which in the context here specifically was their parents. And for us just explaining to the children, this actually is the heart of like evangelism, discipleship. None of us just innately know all these things as you're saying earlier. We're all like on this hell bound race. So we need someone to have to explain things to us, just like someone had explained things to us. So as we learn about the things of Jesus Christ, now in turn we pass down that which we received. And with beautiful feet we explain things to others. We explain all the things that we know that is true and believe about our God and ultimately the redemption found in Lord Jesus Christ. Something kind of tied to this. So there's a phrase, but there's a time actually use, times we actually use here. Basically it says like one generation like believes the Gospel, which is the good news found in the redemption of Jesus Christ. But without like proper evangelism and discipleship, what can happen is the next generation then starts to like basically assume the gospel and then inevitably the following generation forgets the gospel. And this is such a true statement, not only because what we see this in church history proves to be true, but even in the Old Testament people of God, where over and over again one generation would believe, but the next generation would kind of assume before the following generation would just kind of forget about things all together. Only for the Lord to have to do some type of gracious work or maybe some type of work of judgment to bring his people back to himself. So this here in the text of needing to answer the question to the next generation to teach them about the salvation from our God church, this actually is really important. This is something that ought to be a real high priority for us as a church. For us, this is something we can't get detoured away from doing. Back to the text, the end of verse 27, after the Lord gave to Moses all this information from the Passover meal, this discipleship command to teach the next generation. We see the hearts of the people were soft before the Lord. And in the text the people like bowed their heads and they worshiped him, which hold on to this, we'll come back to this at the end. Verse 28. As the people had their hearts soft, soft before the Lord worshiping the Lord, then the people of Israel went and did so as the Lord commanded Moses and Aaron. So they did. Which here just kind of notice how basically the same thing is said twice in the text. Went and did so, and then at the end, so they did. I think this is emphasis on the obedience of God's people, whose hearts were soft, whose hearts were stoked to worship, where they were joyfully willing to do the things that God would have them to do. Now, this is where we ended our text today. But I do want to finish off the story this in chapter 12, starting at verse 29, if you want to keep going or keep looking there. So according to what God said, at midnight that night the death angel came and indeed struck down the firstborn of the land from the son of Pharaoh to the firstborn of the cattle, where, according to his word, only those who were saved on that night were the ones who were covered by the blood of the lamb. And after this final plague hit, finally, at least in the moment, the heart of Pharaoh softened to the point that he would let God's people go. The text tells us that 600,000 men, not counting women, children, were set free that night, bound for the promised land, where they left actually by plundering Egypt on their way. And as the people of God headed out, they did so still with soft hearts, still with hearts of worship. At the end of Exodus 12 tells us that they desired to obey God to keep the Passover from generation to generation. We're in verse 50, similar to verse 28, to further emphasize the soft heart to follow and obey God. We see in verse 50 all the people of Israel did just as the Lord had commanded. Moses and Aaron is on that very day the Lord brought the people of Israel out of the land of Egypt by their host. And that's actually we're going to end in our text today. But before I end, I do want to give you some organized thoughts from this text as it relates to worship and how I wanted to do this. Just maybe try to answer a few questions on like the why, the how and the what of worship. Okay, so some thoughts here. So let's start out with the why. And I do think it's always most important for us to get the why right before we move on to the what and the how. This is really important as a church. We must get the why right of worship. So some of the whys of worship, as I start to answer some of the whys, I do want to mention again, worship was at the center of why God desired to free his people from slavery in Egypt. Now, yes, the desire of God is also one that was tied to, like God's love, where in his love he would do this for his people. This desire of God to free his people also is one that's tied to his promises, where in his word, God promised indeed he would free his people. And we know God is a God who makes and keeps promise. But even those realities are ultimately tied to worship. We're to say it again, throughout the story of Moses that we've been looking at this summer. God would free his people. Why? So that they could worship Him. So for us, why? This is why. This is why we exist, to worship God and why we should worship God. Well, we see throughout Exodus, throughout Scripture, because our God is the one who is worthy of our worship. Because our God is the one who is glorious in all who he is, as the great I am, which is Exodus 3 in all that he does, including his great salvation. And so for his glory, the Lord is calling us to worship. That's a real why of worship. Why? Worship is always at the heart of our God. Why? Because he's worthy of it. Because his glory actually demands us to worship Him. Very much tied to this why worship? This also is our design. So God created mankind to worship him, to keep him at the center, at the priority of our life, where all that we are to do in life, even the roller coaster relied in life. Big things, little things, even little things like eating and drinking, they all are to be done in worship of him, to bring glory to our God friends. That's actually why we exist. This is part of the why of worship. This is where we find joy, we find meaning, we find purpose is in worshiping our God for us as church. This is why worship is not only a pillar, but the pillar, the most important pillar. Where our desire as a church is to joyfully pour out our lives in the worship of our God, knowing that is where our meaning, that is where our purpose is found. However, unfortunately, tragically, sinfully, we know this as individuals, even as a church as a whole. This is something that we can easily detour from where there's so many other things that can get us sidetracked. So many other things like pull at our hearts in worship. We start to worship other things other than God. And if we do that, if we detour from our worship of the Lord, we must be quick to repent, to get this right, to put and keep God at the center. Because if we miss worship, the why of worship, everything else is a house of cards that will not stand so for us. Even this morning, if you know, like the worship of the Lord, if it's not at the center of your life, where any like somehow you detoured and you're trying to put your hope in other Things repent come back to him. Which actually leads the next question relates to a how question. And the how question, I'm not referring to like, you know, some type of posture. Like, this is how we do it. This is how we worship. By this posture, rather the how here, I'm actually referring to, like, how is it even possible for us to come to God in worship? And this actually is a pretty important question for us to know and understand. Because we actually all are sinners. And like Pharaoh, even by birth, by choice, we actually all have hard hearts. And because we are sinners with hard hearts before God, we can't approach Him. We can't come to God on our own because God is like, perfect in all that. He is perfect in his holiness, perfect in his glory. So we can't, like, just like waltz in and try to approach the Lord in worship, like, just kind of on our own. And likewise, it's not like we somehow can, like, worship our way to God. So this is actually important question of how that we must know. So, like, how is it that we can actually worship God as sinners? Well, in the text today, we need the Lord to act on our behalf. Our text today, the Lord acted through the blood of the Lamb, so that his people would be saved from judgment, that the Lord would pass over so they'd be set free, that they might worship him without the blood of the Lamb. They'd been bound in judgment as sinners, rightfully. And for us, as real as the blood of the Lamb was in Exodus 12, as real as it was the salvation of God bringing his people out of slavery, the blood of that Lamb. That salvation in Exodus 12 is ultimately a pointer to a better, more spotless lamb that was to come, an even better salvation. The Lord provided for his people a better Lamb, the Lamb of God, as God himself came to us in the person of the great God man, the Lord Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, who came to take away the sins of the world, which Jesus did by willingly, joyfully laying down his life for his people, which he did on a cross where the Lord Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, spilled His blood for us, where he died in our place, so that through him, through Jesus, him alone, we'd be saved from judgment. We'd be set free, bound for eternal promised land that is to come. So that through Jesus, friends, that's how we can worship God. It's only through him, through us putting our faith in him, trusting in him, in the blood of his eternal covenant. It's us calling upon the name of Jesus as our Lord, as the One who died for us, only to rise again from the dead on the third day. Which, by the way, is why, as a church, why we say the wooden cross and empty tomb mean everything to us. Because without it, without Jesus being our true Lamb, we would still be in the bondage of sin and there would be no possibility for us to worship God. We can only come to God the Father and worship through him, by the way, because Jesus Christ not only died as the Lamb of God, but because he rose again on the third day, which was a Sunday. Now, our entire calendar is actually marked with Sunday being the first day of the week, which is actually a unique and special day by which we were to gather together as a church body and worship, where we gather together not only to worship the Lord, but we do so in ways that we're sitting under his word, where we sing his praises, where over and over again, we celebrate the new Passover meal, the Lord's Supper, to help us to remember, to never forget what Jesus has done for us actually leads to the what of worship. So what should our lives look like if we're going to spend worshiping God? Well, in the text, the heart of worship, our lives will look like having soft hearts before God. Soft hearts that are like, joyfully obeying all the things that God would have us to do, doing all the things that God has to do, and not doing the things that he would not want us to do. And these things change from being burdens or maybe even options. But when we're worshiping the Lord of soft hearts, all these things now become like the desire of our heart, where we want to do the things that God would have us to do, which is true of God's people in the text. So for us as a church, some of the things it looks like all includes not forsaking, meeting together on Sundays, which is a habit that's easy to get into. But like God's people, we're to celebrate the Passover each year. Now, as God's people, we are to celebrate Jesus death and resurrection. Each Sunday we set our hearts to serve him, to serve others, not out of duty, but out of delight, because our hearts are soft to worship. And I know for various reasons it can be challenging at times, but at the heart of worship, these are challenges we seek to overcome. In our language, this is very much tied to the pillars of connect and grow, to come to be around God's people week after week after. Furthermore, what. What are we going to do if we're Going to worship God tied to our pillar. To go in the text, what we will do say we're going to pass down the message of our faith from generation to generation. This is, this is part of our worship. We're engaging our lives in evangelism and discipleship. Word of a heart of worship. We're explaining to others the tenets of our faith. Centering on the salvation of God found in Jesus Christ is one not only we celebrate today and hopefully every day, but the one that we'll celebrate and worship even as we enter into the eternal promised land that is to come, where forever and ever our worship will be to the Lamb who was slain, the one who is worthy. So yes, today a little bit of a detour of what was originally planned. But my hope is that this detour actually keep us on track on that which is most important to us as a church family, which always starts, always ends with worship. Through Jesus we are set free, forgiven of our sins, bound for the promised land so that we might worship him all of our days and all the way throughout eternity. As I close, if you know, for a host of different reasons, maybe you've detoured in your own life from this worship of Christ. So may the chorus of the song that was actually popular a few years back when I first made Christian, may this song, by the grace of God, be a true of you today. Just simply says I'm coming back to the heart of worship and it's all about you. It's all about you, Jesus. Let's pray. Lord, thank you for Jesus who is the true lamb of God, who came to take away the sin sins of the world. And Lord, this morning we confess again that without Jesus there's no way we could come to you in worship because of our hard hearts, because of our sin. Lord, thank you for your grace and your kindness, your mercy on us to help us to trust and to believe. And Lord, I do pray that today all of us that have hearts to worship Jesus. And Lord, I pray for those here maybe have yet to trust in Jesus, who've yet to have their lives covered by the blood, that today that you would do that in their life, that you would take out a heart of stone, but put in a heart of flesh that is now soft towards you. And Lord, I do pray that you'd help us to keep the worship of you always at the center of all that we do. Pray us on Jesus name, Amen. The post The Passover – Exodus 12: 21-28 appeared first on Red Village Church.

Feeling like your brain just isn't running at 100% anymore? You're not imagining it and it's not a discipline problem. In this video, I break down the real science behind why focus, memory, and mental sharpness decline in your 40s and beyond and the exact protocol I use to get it back. You'll learn about a critical brain molecule that starts declining with age, why women are especially affected by it, and the 4 most common mistakes that are quietly keeping your brain performance low (yes, even if you're already "doing everything right"). Then I walk you through my complete 7-step protocol - covering exercise intensity, targeted supplementation, specific foods, cognitive pacing, meditation, heat therapy, and sleep, all backed by research, all things you can start doing today. In this video: Why brain fog and slower thinking happen after 40 The molecule behind focus, memory, and mood, and why it drops with age 4 mistakes that are silently lowering your brain performance My full 7-step protocol to rebuild focus, memory, and mental energy The exact exercise, nutrition, and recovery habits that move the needle fastest Want to go deeper? Start here:

Each Sunday marks another week in the books. Today, Dora talks about the fears that come with passing time, and how she's reframing a milestone birthday. Listen to The Long Time Academy podcast episode that Dora mentioned ⁠here⁠. Dora Kamau holds a B.A. in Psychology and a B.S. in Psychiatric Nursing. She is a certified Mindfulness Meditation teacher and is working to complete her Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Teacher training this fall. Before joining forces at Headspace, Dora worked as a psychiatric nurse in a women's addictions facility and organized community events for BIPOC women in Vancouver, BC, Canada. You can reach out to Dora on Instagram ⁠here!⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

July 7, 2026Today's Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:18-25Daily Lectionary: Judges 2:6-23; Acts 13:13-41“The foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men” (1 Corinthians 1:25) In the Name + of Jesus. Amen. Each Sunday, amid a deeply disordered and violent world, we preach Christ crucified. We preach what the world calls foolish, weak, and despised. We preach a Savior who bore every sin in his body on the tree, who suffered the greatest evils this world has ever known, who sweat and sighed his last breath upon a cross raised by his enemies, stained by his blood, and despised even by his friends. We preach a Savior who made himself of no reputation and became obedient unto death, even a slave's death on the cross. That is why Paul says that the cross is folly to those who are perishing. To the Jews who crucified him and to the Gentiles who blaspheme his name, Christ's death seems fruitless and powerless. To an unbelieving world that hates and rebels against the truth, the cross makes no sense. But to us who are being saved, what is death? Is it fruitless? Is it powerless? Is it a defeat? To the Christian, what is the word of the cross? Though to the world it appears foolish and senseless, to us it is the power of God. It is fruitful. It is powerful. It is victory and glorification. This is what we preach—not only on Sundays, but every day. Christ crucified is the power and the wisdom of God. It pleases God, through the folly, the weakness, and the defeat of what we preach, to save those who believe. God chooses what is foolish to shame the wise, what is weak to shame the strong, and what is low and despised—even things that are not—to bring to nothing things that are. And Christ has become for us “wisdom from God, righteousness and sanctification and redemption, so that, as it is written, ‘Let the one who boasts, boast in the Lord'” (1 Corinthians 1:30-31). In the Name + of Jesus. Amen. Merciful God and Father, You have graciously promised that through the preaching of the crucified Christ, those who believe in Him will be saved. By Your Holy Spirit, grant grace to all pastors of Your church. Grant them readiness and steadfastness in this ministry, patience, understanding, and great zeal. Support and strengthen them in Your service that by Your Word Your Church may be built and increased; through Your Son, our great High Priest, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.Rev. David Woelmer, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Smithville, Texas. 

Each Sunday we begin our liturgy with “welcome to Vox as participants and hosts of our liturgy. Liturgy means the work of the people, and this morning we are all invited to care for and serve one another.” On this Sunday after Pentecost, Christopher Mack considers how we work out this “work of the people” in our being and in relationship to one another in a pace and posture that gives our faith legs for the longhaul.  [Genesis 21:7-18; Romans 12:1-8]   Reflection Questions: Is there a situation in your life where you are invited to separate hating evil from loving a person malformed by that very injustice? Where might you invite joy to accompany your sorrow? What is the Work of the People you are being drawn to work out in your own life this week?

My great uncle’s memorial service featured a meal of roast beef, corn, and beans to honor the hospitality that he and his wife lived out for many years. Each Sunday morning, they would put a large roast and veggies in the crock pot before going to church. After the service, they would look for someone to invite for lunch. Sometimes it was a good friend, sometimes a stranger. Either way, they made sure there was plenty of food at home and those afternoons were especially set aside for hospitality. Their Sunday habit required an intentional readiness for generosity. The Israelites followed a similar pattern. Through Moses, God commanded them to leave a portion of their food “for the poor and the foreigner” (Leviticus 19:10). During harvest time, they were instructed not to reap to the edges of their field, not pick up what had fallen, and not harvest from a particular area more than once (vv. 9-10). With this redeeming method, those who did not own land could still work to gather food. For the people of God, this wasn’t a one-time, spontaneous act—although that can be a beautiful blessing, too. It was how they lived year after year. There are opportunities all around us to show Jesus’ hospitable love. Some we can’t prepare for; some we can. As God helps us, let’s consider how we can treat others kindly today (v. 33).

In Louisville and Southern Indiana's upper-tier real estate market, timing is more than important—it is strategic. For discerning homeowners considering a sale, monitoring shifts in property values, or evaluating the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, standing still is rarely neutral. In a market defined by movement, timing and positioning can have a meaningful effect on the outcome. Today's most successful sellers are not waiting for the market to dictate their next move. They are preparing in advance, aligning their property with current demand, and entering the market with a clear, intelligent strategy. Bob Sokoler, founder of We Sell Louisville, offers a level of local expertise and market perspective that only decades of experience can provide. Known for his strategic approach and deep understanding of the Louisville and Southern Indiana market, Bob works closely with homeowners to protect equity, elevate presentation, and capitalize on opportunities with confidence and discretion. Elevated Insight for Significant Real Estate Decisions Exceptional real estate decisions are not made from general information. They require timely, market-specific intelligence and a sophisticated understanding of where the market is heading. Each Sunday from 8:30 to 9:00 AM on 840 WHAS, Bob Sokoler hosts the Louisville Real Estate Show, where he delivers informed, data-driven analysis on the issues that matter most to homeowners and sellers, including: Luxury and residential home values Mortgage and interest rate trends Inventory movement Buyer demand and investment opportunities This is far more than general market commentary. It is strategic local insight designed to help sellers make informed, confident decisions in real time. Clarity Before You Bring Your Home to Market When preparing to sell a significant property, clarity is essential. Pricing, positioning, and timing should all be guided by data—not guesswork. Through WeSellLouisville.com, Bob Sokoler provides homeowners with tailored market insight based on their property, location, and goals. This personalized approach helps sellers move forward from a position of strength, with a clear understanding of how to maximize value in a competitive and evolving market. A More Strategic Advantage with We Sell Louisville For luxury and high-value home sellers, success requires more than exposure. It requires thoughtful positioning, compelling presentation, and experienced representation. Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team offer a highly strategic approach designed to showcase a home's strongest attributes, attract qualified buyers, and create the conditions for premium results. From targeted marketing and refined positioning to skilled negotiation and market timing, every element is handled with care, precision, and purpose. The result is a selling experience grounded in professionalism, discretion, and performance—qualities that matter when the property, and the outcome, are significant. Take the Next Step with Confidence The market is already moving. The advantage belongs to sellers who are prepared, well-advised, and positioned with intention. If you are considering the sale of your home in Louisville or Southern Indiana, connect with Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team for trusted guidance, elevated strategy, and the market intelligence to move forward with confidence. Contact Information Bob Sokoler 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 Website: WeSellLouisville.com Email: bob@WeSellLouisville.com Phone: (502) 376-5483

More Hidden Home Dangers Could Cost You Thousands, and Your Questions Answered! Louisville & Southern Indiana Real Estate Is Moving—Is Your Home Positioned to Command Its Full Value? In Louisville and Southern Indiana's upper-tier real estate market, timing is more than important—it is strategic. For discerning homeowners considering a sale, monitoring shifts in property values, or evaluating the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, standing still is rarely neutral. In a market defined by movement, timing and positioning can have a meaningful effect on the outcome. Today's most successful sellers are not waiting for the market to dictate their next move. They are preparing in advance, aligning their property with current demand, and entering the market with a clear, intelligent strategy. Bob Sokoler, founder of We Sell Louisville, offers a level of local expertise and market perspective that only decades of experience can provide. Known for his strategic approach and deep understanding of the Louisville and Southern Indiana market, Bob works closely with homeowners to protect equity, elevate presentation, and capitalize on opportunities with confidence and discretion. Elevated Insight for Significant Real Estate Decisions Exceptional real estate decisions are not made from general information. They require timely, market-specific intelligence and a sophisticated understanding of where the market is heading. Each Sunday from 8:30 to 9:00 AM on 840 WHAS, Bob Sokoler hosts the Louisville Real Estate Show, where he delivers informed, data-driven analysis on the issues that matter most to homeowners and sellers, including: Luxury and residential home values Mortgage and interest rate trends Inventory movement Buyer demand and investment opportunities This is far more than general market commentary. It is strategic local insight designed to help sellers make informed, confident decisions in real time. Clarity Before You Bring Your Home to Market When preparing to sell a significant property, clarity is essential. Pricing, positioning, and timing should all be guided by data—not guesswork. Through WeSellLouisville.com, Bob Sokoler provides homeowners with tailored market insight based on their property, location, and goals. This personalized approach helps sellers move forward from a position of strength, with a clear understanding of how to maximize value in a competitive and evolving market. A More Strategic Advantage with We Sell Louisville For luxury and high-value home sellers, success requires more than exposure. It requires thoughtful positioning, compelling presentation, and experienced representation. Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team offer a highly strategic approach designed to showcase a home's strongest attributes, attract qualified buyers, and create the conditions for premium results. From targeted marketing and refined positioning to skilled negotiation and market timing, every element is handled with care, precision, and purpose. The result is a selling experience grounded in professionalism, discretion, and performance—qualities that matter when the property, and the outcome, are significant. Take the Next Step with Confidence The market is already moving. The advantage belongs to sellers who are prepared, well-advised, and positioned with intention. If you are considering the sale of your home in Louisville or Southern Indiana, connect with Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team for trusted guidance, elevated strategy, and the market intelligence to move forward with confidence. Contact Information Bob Sokoler 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 Website: WeSellLouisville.com Email: bob@WeSellLouisville.com Phone: (502) 376-5483

8 Simple Ways to Make Your Home SAFER for Kids & Pets and Your Questions Answered! Louisville & Southern Indiana Real Estate Is Moving—Is Your Home Positioned to Command Its Full Value? In Louisville and Southern Indiana's upper-tier real estate market, timing is more than important—it is strategic. For discerning homeowners considering a sale, monitoring shifts in property values, or evaluating the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, standing still is rarely neutral. In a market defined by movement, timing and positioning can have a meaningful effect on the outcome. Today's most successful sellers are not waiting for the market to dictate their next move. They are preparing in advance, aligning their property with current demand, and entering the market with a clear, intelligent strategy. Bob Sokoler, founder of We Sell Louisville, offers a level of local expertise and market perspective that only decades of experience can provide. Known for his strategic approach and deep understanding of the Louisville and Southern Indiana market, Bob works closely with homeowners to protect equity, elevate presentation, and capitalize on opportunities with confidence and discretion. Elevated Insight for Significant Real Estate Decisions Exceptional real estate decisions are not made from general information. They require timely, market-specific intelligence and a sophisticated understanding of where the market is heading. Each Sunday from 8:30 to 9:00 AM on 840 WHAS, Bob Sokoler hosts the Louisville Real Estate Show, where he delivers informed, data-driven analysis on the issues that matter most to homeowners and sellers, including: Luxury and residential home values Mortgage and interest rate trends Inventory movement Buyer demand and investment opportunities This is far more than general market commentary. It is strategic local insight designed to help sellers make informed, confident decisions in real time. Clarity Before You Bring Your Home to Market When preparing to sell a significant property, clarity is essential. Pricing, positioning, and timing should all be guided by data—not guesswork. Through WeSellLouisville.com, Bob Sokoler provides homeowners with tailored market insight based on their property, location, and goals. This personalized approach helps sellers move forward from a position of strength, with a clear understanding of how to maximize value in a competitive and evolving market. A More Strategic Advantage with We Sell Louisville For luxury and high-value home sellers, success requires more than exposure. It requires thoughtful positioning, compelling presentation, and experienced representation. Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team offer a highly strategic approach designed to showcase a home's strongest attributes, attract qualified buyers, and create the conditions for premium results. From targeted marketing and refined positioning to skilled negotiation and market timing, every element is handled with care, precision, and purpose. The result is a selling experience grounded in professionalism, discretion, and performance—qualities that matter when the property, and the outcome, are significant. Take the Next Step with Confidence The market is already moving. The advantage belongs to sellers who are prepared, well-advised, and positioned with intention. If you are considering the sale of your home in Louisville or Southern Indiana, connect with Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team for trusted guidance, elevated strategy, and the market intelligence to move forward with confidence. Contact Information Bob Sokoler 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 Website: WeSellLouisville.com Email: bob@WeSellLouisville.com Phone: (502) 376-5483

These Home Security Mistakes Make You an EASY Target Plus Your Questions Answered! Louisville & Southern Indiana Real Estate Is Moving—Is Your Home Positioned to Command Its Full Value? In Louisville and Southern Indiana's upper-tier real estate market, timing is more than important—it is strategic. For discerning homeowners considering a sale, monitoring shifts in property values, or evaluating the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, standing still is rarely neutral. In a market defined by movement, timing and positioning can have a meaningful effect on the outcome. Today's most successful sellers are not waiting for the market to dictate their next move. They are preparing in advance, aligning their property with current demand, and entering the market with a clear, intelligent strategy. Bob Sokoler, founder of We Sell Louisville, offers a level of local expertise and market perspective that only decades of experience can provide. Known for his strategic approach and deep understanding of the Louisville and Southern Indiana market, Bob works closely with homeowners to protect equity, elevate presentation, and capitalize on opportunities with confidence and discretion. Elevated Insight for Significant Real Estate Decisions Exceptional real estate decisions are not made from general information. They require timely, market-specific intelligence and a sophisticated understanding of where the market is heading. Each Sunday from 8:30 to 9:00 AM on 840 WHAS, Bob Sokoler hosts the Louisville Real Estate Show, where he delivers informed, data-driven analysis on the issues that matter most to homeowners and sellers, including: Luxury and residential home values Mortgage and interest rate trends Inventory movement Buyer demand and investment opportunities This is far more than general market commentary. It is strategic local insight designed to help sellers make informed, confident decisions in real time. Clarity Before You Bring Your Home to Market When preparing to sell a significant property, clarity is essential. Pricing, positioning, and timing should all be guided by data—not guesswork. Through WeSellLouisville.com, Bob Sokoler provides homeowners with tailored market insight based on their property, location, and goals. This personalized approach helps sellers move forward from a position of strength, with a clear understanding of how to maximize value in a competitive and evolving market. A More Strategic Advantage with We Sell Louisville For luxury and high-value home sellers, success requires more than exposure. It requires thoughtful positioning, compelling presentation, and experienced representation. Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team offer a highly strategic approach designed to showcase a home's strongest attributes, attract qualified buyers, and create the conditions for premium results. From targeted marketing and refined positioning to skilled negotiation and market timing, every element is handled with care, precision, and purpose. The result is a selling experience grounded in professionalism, discretion, and performance—qualities that matter when the property, and the outcome, are significant. Take the Next Step with Confidence The market is already moving. The advantage belongs to sellers who are prepared, well-advised, and positioned with intention. If you are considering the sale of your home in Louisville or Southern Indiana, connect with Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team for trusted guidance, elevated strategy, and the market intelligence to move forward with confidence. Contact Information Bob Sokoler 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 Website: WeSellLouisville.com Email: bob@WeSellLouisville.com Phone: (502) 376-5483

These Home Security Mistakes Make You an EASY Target Plus Your Questions Answered! Louisville & Southern Indiana Real Estate Is Moving—Is Your Home Positioned to Command Its Full Value? In Louisville and Southern Indiana's upper-tier real estate market, timing is more than important—it is strategic. For discerning homeowners considering a sale, monitoring shifts in property values, or evaluating the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, standing still is rarely neutral. In a market defined by movement, timing and positioning can have a meaningful effect on the outcome. Today's most successful sellers are not waiting for the market to dictate their next move. They are preparing in advance, aligning their property with current demand, and entering the market with a clear, intelligent strategy. Bob Sokoler, founder of We Sell Louisville, offers a level of local expertise and market perspective that only decades of experience can provide. Known for his strategic approach and deep understanding of the Louisville and Southern Indiana market, Bob works closely with homeowners to protect equity, elevate presentation, and capitalize on opportunities with confidence and discretion. Elevated Insight for Significant Real Estate Decisions Exceptional real estate decisions are not made from general information. They require timely, market-specific intelligence and a sophisticated understanding of where the market is heading. Each Sunday from 8:30 to 9:00 AM on 840 WHAS, Bob Sokoler hosts the Louisville Real Estate Show, where he delivers informed, data-driven analysis on the issues that matter most to homeowners and sellers, including: Luxury and residential home values Mortgage and interest rate trends Inventory movement Buyer demand and investment opportunities This is far more than general market commentary. It is strategic local insight designed to help sellers make informed, confident decisions in real time. Clarity Before You Bring Your Home to Market When preparing to sell a significant property, clarity is essential. Pricing, positioning, and timing should all be guided by data—not guesswork. Through WeSellLouisville.com, Bob Sokoler provides homeowners with tailored market insight based on their property, location, and goals. This personalized approach helps sellers move forward from a position of strength, with a clear understanding of how to maximize value in a competitive and evolving market. A More Strategic Advantage with We Sell Louisville For luxury and high-value home sellers, success requires more than exposure. It requires thoughtful positioning, compelling presentation, and experienced representation. Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team offer a highly strategic approach designed to showcase a home's strongest attributes, attract qualified buyers, and create the conditions for premium results. From targeted marketing and refined positioning to skilled negotiation and market timing, every element is handled with care, precision, and purpose. The result is a selling experience grounded in professionalism, discretion, and performance—qualities that matter when the property, and the outcome, are significant. Take the Next Step with Confidence The market is already moving. The advantage belongs to sellers who are prepared, well-advised, and positioned with intention. If you are considering the sale of your home in Louisville or Southern Indiana, connect with Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team for trusted guidance, elevated strategy, and the market intelligence to move forward with confidence. Contact Information Bob Sokoler 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 Website: WeSellLouisville.com Email: bob@WeSellLouisville.com Phone: (502) 376-5483

Louisville & Southern Indiana Real Estate Is Moving—Is Your Home Positioned to Command Its Full Value? In Louisville and Southern Indiana's upper-tier real estate market, timing is more than important—it is strategic. For discerning homeowners considering a sale, monitoring shifts in property values, or evaluating the impact of interest rates on buyer behavior, standing still is rarely neutral. In a market defined by movement, timing and positioning can have a meaningful effect on the outcome. Today's most successful sellers are not waiting for the market to dictate their next move. They are preparing in advance, aligning their property with current demand, and entering the market with a clear, intelligent strategy. Bob Sokoler, founder of We Sell Louisville, offers a level of local expertise and market perspective that only decades of experience can provide. Known for his strategic approach and deep understanding of the Louisville and Southern Indiana market, Bob works closely with homeowners to protect equity, elevate presentation, and capitalize on opportunities with confidence and discretion. Elevated Insight for Significant Real Estate Decisions Exceptional real estate decisions are not made from general information. They require timely, market-specific intelligence and a sophisticated understanding of where the market is heading. Each Sunday from 8:30 to 9:00 AM on 840 WHAS, Bob Sokoler hosts the Louisville Real Estate Show, where he delivers informed, data-driven analysis on the issues that matter most to homeowners and sellers, including: Luxury and residential home values Mortgage and interest rate trends Inventory movement Buyer demand and investment opportunities This is far more than general market commentary. It is strategic local insight designed to help sellers make informed, confident decisions in real time. Clarity Before You Bring Your Home to Market When preparing to sell a significant property, clarity is essential. Pricing, positioning, and timing should all be guided by data—not guesswork. Through WeSellLouisville.com, Bob Sokoler provides homeowners with tailored market insight based on their property, location, and goals. This personalized approach helps sellers move forward from a position of strength, with a clear understanding of how to maximize value in a competitive and evolving market. A More Strategic Advantage with We Sell Louisville For luxury and high-value home sellers, success requires more than exposure. It requires thoughtful positioning, compelling presentation, and experienced representation. Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team offer a highly strategic approach designed to showcase a home's strongest attributes, attract qualified buyers, and create the conditions for premium results. From targeted marketing and refined positioning to skilled negotiation and market timing, every element is handled with care, precision, and purpose. The result is a selling experience grounded in professionalism, discretion, and performance—qualities that matter when the property, and the outcome, are significant. Take the Next Step with Confidence The market is already moving. The advantage belongs to sellers who are prepared, well-advised, and positioned with intention. If you are considering the sale of your home in Louisville or Southern Indiana, connect with Bob Sokoler and the We Sell Louisville team for trusted guidance, elevated strategy, and the market intelligence to move forward with confidence. Contact Information Bob Sokoler 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 Website: WeSellLouisville.com Email: bob@WeSellLouisville.com Phone: (502) 376-5483

IntroductionToday is sometimes called “Good Shepherd Sunday.” Jesus is called the“gate” of the sheep in today's gospel. The risen Christ opens the way toabundant life. He anoints our heads with oil and guides us beside the stillwaters of our baptism. Each Sunday he spreads a feast before us amid theworld's violence and war. We go forth to be signs of the resurrection andextend God's tender care to all creation. Readings1 Peter 2:19-25, John 10:1-10 

Today's gospel begins with two disciples walking to Emmaus, overcome with sadness, loss, and disappointment. They had hoped Jesus, who was crucified, would be the one to redeem Israel! Yet the risen Christ walks with them and then opens their eyes in the breaking of the bread. Each Sunday our hearts burn within us as […]

IntroductionToday's gospel begins with two disciples walking to Emmaus,overcome with sadness, loss, and disappointment. They had hopedJesus, who was crucified, would be the one to redeem Israel! Yet therisen Christ walks with them and then opens their eyes in the breakingof the bread. Each Sunday our hearts burn within us as the scripturesare proclaimed and Christ appears to us as bread is broken and wine ispoured. The story of Emmaus becomes the pattern of our worship eachLord's day.Readings: Acts 2:14a, 36-41, Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19 and Luke 24:13-35

Each Sunday night at 8:00 PM DST HauntingLive Podcast and Divine Oracle Podcast come together for a night of insight, clarity, and guidance from Spirit. Whether you're seeking direction, comfort, or confirmation, the cards always know what needs to be revealed. Bring your questions, Bring your intention, Bring your energy.   On the Shows we do PICK-A-CARD and this is one thing that you can take part with our LIVE show on YouTube

Check out our Nerdy Bitz!Professor Aubrey and Tim The Nerd are kicking off something a little brighter, a little lighter—and honestly, something we could all use more of—with the debut of Happy News. This brand-new Nerdy Bitz segment is all about giving your week a positive launchpad, because let's face it… Mondays hit a lot different when Sunday leaves you smiling instead of doomscrolling.Each Sunday, Professor Aubrey and Tim The Nerd will bring you a feel-good story (or two) designed to restore just a tiny bit of your faith in humanity. Think of it as a weekly palate cleanser for your brain—short, sweet, and surprisingly powerful.In this debut episode, they explore two stories that prove kindness and awareness are still alive and well. First, they discuss a creative initiative in Finland, where park benches are being painted in specific ways to signal whether someone is open to conversation or prefers solitude—a simple but brilliant way to encourage connection while respecting personal boundaries. Then, they shift to a meaningful change in the world of birdwatching, where organizations are working to rename bird species that carry racist historical origins—sparked in part by a widely publicized 2020 incident in a New York park. It's a reminder that even long-standing traditions can evolve toward something more inclusive.Happy News is your weekly reminder that good things are happening—even if they don't always make the loudest headlines.New episodes of Friends Talking Nerdy drop every Monday, so this is the perfect way to roll right into your week feeling just a little more optimistic.As always, we wish to thank Christopher Lazarek for his wonderful theme song. Head to his ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for information on how to purchase his EP, Here's To You, which is available on all digital platforms.Head to Friends Talking Nerdy's⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠for more information on where to find us online.

I am focused on explaining, in detail, the set up of the Sunday Basket®. Just wait till you complete this step - all the paper organized and no more trying to remember everything by cognitive power alone.  The Course When you purchase the Sunday Basket®, you get access to the in app community and the online course. Once you make your purchase you start getting a string of emails to read then go complete. Now if you've had your Sunday Basket® for a minute, you may or may not remember getting those emails. Not sure you understand the "assignment"? You also get corresponding videos to show what to do. There's good news, last year I revamped all the videos and emails. New to or familiar with the Sunday Basket®, you can go into the course and click on Lisa's emails if you need a refresher and then watch the videos. And just so you know, this podcast series is going faster than the course. You can of course always do the course slower too.  The Paper Piles Remember there were piles that got recycled, shredded, and archived. Now you are sorting your actionable papers and all those index cards. This is why I say one item per index card, that interrupts you whatever you were doing when that idea came to you, so you can touch it, manipulate it,  and move it. Dump all those papers on the floor and begin to sort around yourself. I find that I run out of room if I try to use the kitchen counter. It is important that you sort based on activity like phone calls you need to make, or plans you have for traveling, or items you need to add to your calendar, and piles for individual people.  The Slash Pockets Each of those piles will go into it's own slash pocket. You will see the slash pockets have two sides. If you need to use both sides temporarily, that fine till you can order more. I will be sharing the reason why I do one idea per slash pocket later.  And if you run out feel free to use a paper clip.  It's because of the slash pocket we can play the delayed decision making game. Get in the practice for 4-6 solid weeks of writing everything down on index cards and pop them in your Sunday Basket®. Each Sunday you will review, take action, or place in a slash pocket for safe keeping until it demands to be taken care of or you have time. Back in the day there was more paper which was easier to keep track of all the things. Digital subscriptions, bill pay, and newsletter were physical. I encourage you to print those things out and review during your Sunday Basket® time.  Right now sorting and placing in the Slash Pockets is the name of the game. EPISODE RESOURCES: The Sunday Basket® Preorder your hard copy of Escaping Quicksand The Productive Home Solution Sign Up for the Organize 365® Newsletter  Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Share this episode with a friend and be sure to tag Organize 365® when you share on social media  

John 16:16-24,“A little while, and you will see me no longer; and again a little while, and you will see me.” 17 So some of his disciples said to one another, “What is this that he says to us, ‘A little while, and you will not see me, and again a little while, and you will see me'; and, ‘because I am going to the Father'?” 18 So they were saying, “What does he mean by ‘a little while'? We do not know what he is talking about.” 19 Jesus knew that they wanted to ask him, so he said to them, “Is this what you are asking yourselves, what I meant by saying, ‘A little while and you will not see me, and again a little while and you will see me'? 20 Truly, truly, I say to you, you will weep and lament, but the world will rejoice. You will be sorrowful, but your sorrow will turn into joy. 21 When a woman is giving birth, she has sorrow because her hour has come, but when she has delivered the baby, she no longer remembers the anguish, for joy that a human being has been born into the world. 22 So also you have sorrow now, but I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you. 23 In that day you will ask nothing of me. Truly, truly, I say to you, whatever you ask of the Father in my name, he will give it to you. 24 Until now you have asked nothing in my name. Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.Our passage begins with something like a riddle. Jesus says,“A little while, and you will see me no longer; and again a little while, and you will see me.” We're reading The Hobbit at home, and so I couldn't help but think of Bilbo Baggins and Gollum in the cave trading riddles while Bilbo hides the ring. What has roots as nobody sees / Is taller than trees / Up, up it goes / And yet never grows? . . . (A Mountain). Voiceless it cries / Wingless flutters / Toothless bites / Mouthless mutters. . . (Wind). Jesus had a little Bilbo in him here. He says, “A little while, and you will see me no longer; and again a little while, and you will see me.” You can picture poor Andrew sitting there and thinking it over. . . . Mmm mountain! No, wind! The disciples are all turned around here.Some of his disciples said to one another, “What is this that he says to us, ‘A little while, and you will not see me, and again a little while, and you will see me'; and, ‘because I am going to the Father'?” 18 So they were saying, “What does he mean by ‘a little while'? We do not know what he is talking about.”I don't think these guys would have made it out of the cave with Gollum's ring. “A little while, and you will see me no longer; and again a little while, and you will see me.” So what did he mean? He's talking about what's about to happen in the next few days. He's talking about the cross, the tomb, and the victory. In a matter of hours, you will not see me because I'm going to be killed. The good shepherd is about to lay down his life for the sheep. . . . And then, in a couple days, you're going to see me again. Oh you're going to see me.You Won't See MeFirst, he's preparing them for his death. “A little while, and you will not see me. . . .” Friends, I'm going to die. . . . You're going to have to watch me be betrayed, and slandered, and mocked, and then nailed to a tree and left to hang there until I can't breathe anymore. You're going to watch me bleed to death. And you're going to be sad. And it's right to be sad. It's going to be terrible, the worst nightmare any of you have ever seen. The crucifying of the Son of God is the greatest evil and heartache in history — and our history is filled, from Adam to Iran, with lots of evil and heartache. Whatever sorrow you're bringing in here — and there are serious sorrows in this room — whatever sorrow you're bringing in here, this is greater. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth” (John 1:14) — and they murdered him. They met all of that grace and mercy face to face, and they spat on him. They drove nails through his glorious hands, his sinless feet. He came to die for their sins, and they saw him, and they went and sinned even harder against him. They tortured him, and they savored his pain and shame. Verse 20, Jesus says to his disciples, “Truly, truly, I say to you, you will weep and lament, but the world will rejoice.” I'm really going to die, and you're really going to weep. At the darkest hour, you're going to wish you couldn't see me anymore. That's how bad it'll be. And the world is going to watch you cry and they're going to cheer. In just a little while, it's going to be awful.You Will See meThat's not the whole riddle, though.“A little while, and you will not see me, and again a little while, and you will see me.”I'm going to die — but hear me, I ain't going to be dead long.“And again a little while, and you will see me.”I'm really going to die — my heart will stop, my eyes will empty, my lungs will collapse, my flesh will go cold — and then I'm really going to rise.“You will weep and lament, but the world will rejoice. You will be sorrowful, but your sorrow will turn into joy.”I'm not going to be dead long, and so you won't have to be sad for long. I love the comma at the heart of that key sentence: “A little while, and you will not see me [comma, not a period] and again a little while, and you will see me.” The three days aren't even long enough for a period. Almost as quickly as he left and died, he's going to rise and return to them. He's going to walk with them, talk with them, even eat with them.He gives them a picture for what's about to happen in verse 21. “When a woman is giving birth, she has sorrow because her hour has come. . . .”Can he get an amen, Cities Church? I mean Jesus is speaking our language here. We love babies in this church. We max out nurseries in this church. Some of us buy passenger vans. This is a familiar picture for us. And pregnancy is hard. God says to the woman, Genesis 3:16: “I will surely multiply your pain in childbearing; in pain you shall bring forth children.” These nine months are nine months of multiplying pain. You have back pain from carrying that little bowling ball everywhere you go. Your blood pressure might spike, threatening you or the baby. Your hormones surge, making you more anxious and irritable and sometimes sad. You're tired because your body's constantly in overdrive — your heart, lungs, kidneys all straining to support another human being. You're tired, but you don't sleep well at all, which makes everything (even the smallest tasks) ten times harder. You have to go to the bathroom every 12 minutes. You feel sick and you probably throw up. Some women throw up a lot — for months. And then, at the end of all of that, you might be in the agony of labor for hours (or even longer).Listen to what Jesus says: “When a woman is giving birth, she has sorrow because her hour has come [comma] but when she has delivered the baby, she no longer remembers the anguish, for joy that a human being has been born into the world.” She doesn't remember?!If he wasn't Jesus, we could say he's just another naïve guy who doesn't get it. But he gets it. “He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through him,” — the baby, the womb, the placenta, the epidural — “and without him was not anything made that was made.” He gets it. And you get it, if you've ever seen a mother after she's had her baby. She's not holding her baby and grumbling about how much her back hurt for the last nine months. She's not complaining about all the times she had to wake up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. She's not hung up on all the extra doctor visits and the poking and prodding and anxiety. No, if you watch her, it really seems like she just forgot all of that. She forgot months of pain and exhaustion and vomitting in minutes — in seconds even. In just 6 pounds and 8 ounces, all of that is behind her. Why? She has her baby!“When she has delivered the baby, she no longer remembers the anguish,” Jesus says. Then verse 22: “So also you have sorrow now, but I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you.”You're going to have sorrow when I die, but you're going to see me again soon, and when you do, you're going to be absolutely overcome with joy. You'll be so overcome with joy that you just might forget the pain. The joy will be so full and so intense that you won't think about how sad you were. And he wasn't lying. In just a little while in the Gospel of John, we're going to see this happen. Here's John 20, after his death on the cross:On the evening of that day, the first day of the week, the doors being locked where the disciples were for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.” When he had said this, he showed them his hands and his side. Then the disciples were glad when they saw the Lord.Their sorrow turned to joy, and no one and nothing took that joy from them. Remember, most (if not all) of these men will be killed for following Jesus, and none of that could touch their joy. Preparing You for Your SorrowsNo sorrow could touch their joy in him, and no sorrow in your life can touch the joy you have in the risen Jesus. In these verses, Jesus is clearly preparing his friends for his suffering on the cross, but he's also clearly preparing them for their own suffering to come. And we see this all over this final meal together. He told them, again and again, that they were going to suffer when he was gone.“If you were of the world, the world would love you as its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. (John 15:19)“The hour is coming when whoever kills you will think he is offering service to God. . . . I have said these things to you, that when their hour comes you may remember that I told them to you.” (John 16:1)“I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33)If you follow me, you're going to have tribulation. You're going to have tribulation. You're going to have tribulation. This is going to be hard. Do you know that, Cities Church? Do you remember that when tribulation comes to your door? . . . So many Christians in the world have been led to believe that life with Jesus should be only joy and never sorrow. And so they're devastated when sorrow comes, and sorrow comes to us all. Jesus told us that, he warned us — but they're not listening to Jesus.Jesus said, I'm going to rise from the dead and so you're going to have untouchable, unshakeable hope and joy, but you're going to suffer. You're going to have sorrows of various kinds — prayers that go unanswered year after year. And I want you to be ready. And so he prepares his disciples for those sorrows in at least three ways here in these verses.1. You can have joy, even in sorrow.First, when sorrow comes, Christian — and sorrows will come — know that you have a reason to rejoice, even now. Verse 20: “Truly, truly, I say to you, you will weep and lament, but the world will rejoice. You will be sorrowful, but your sorrow will turn into joy. . . . 23 You have sorrow now, but I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you.”This was true when Jesus died, and it's still true right now. He's still risen and living and reigning! He's as real and alive in heaven as you are in this room. Because he rose, we have joy, even now, even in the sorrows that come. We are sorrowful, yes, but always rejoicing (2 Corinthians 6:10), because Christ has conquered death, he's overcome the world, and he's preparing a place for us in glory where we will live with him forever. Our sorrows are real and heavy and painful, but they cannot touch that joy.He gives us another reason to think that we can have joy now, though, even in sorrow. Look down at verses 23–24:In that day you will ask nothing of me. Truly, truly, I say to you, whatever you ask of the Father in my name, he will give it to you. 24 Until now you have asked nothing in my name. Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.While they live and wait and hurt in a world without Jesus — with sorrows everywhere they turn — he wants them to pray. Ask me anything, he says. And he's specifically encouraging them to pray (notice) that their joy may be full. Pray in my name, ask me anything, that your joy might be full. And not full one day in heaven, but full right now in sorrow.He's not talking about joy when he comes again and takes them home. That will be a joyful day — the fullest joy and pleasures forevermore. No, he's saying pray here and now so that your joy might be full here and now. That's how powerful my resurrection is. You have a reason to rejoice and a power to rejoice no matter what your circumstances are. So many Christians in the world have been led to believe that life with Jesus should be only joy and never sorrow (and so they're undone when sorrow comes). Other Christians (maybe this is you) have suffered so much that you've started to think that life with Jesus, at least in this life, is only sorrow and never joy. And so you've stopped expecting to experience any joy here on earth. If Jesus has risen, and I can assure you he is not dead anymore, you can have joy, even now — if you ask.2. Joy comes to those who ask.So, when sorrow comes, first, know that you can have joy, even now. You still have big, strong reasons to rejoice. Second lesson here: joy comes to those who ask. It comes to those who pray. And that's where Jesus goes in verse 22:I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you. 23 In that day you will ask nothing of me. Truly, truly, I say to you, whatever you ask of the Father in my name, he will give it to you. 24 Until now you have asked nothing in my name. Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.Whatever you ask. . . What does the whatever really mean here? Clearly, it doesn't mean that God will automatically give us whatever we ask. We know that from experience, if we've ever prayed for anything for long. No, God doesn't immediately give us whatever we ask for. That wouldn't be loving. Parents understand this. Our kids ask for all kinds of things all the time, and we want to give them all the best things — but often that means not giving them what they want in the moment. No, he says, “whatever you ask of the Father in my name” — whatever you ask in reliance on me and for my glory. He said that earlier in the night, John 14:13–14: “Whatever you ask in my name, this I will do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If you ask me anything in my name, I will do it.” There you have it again, whatever you ask. No, he doesn't immediately give us whatever we ask (because he loves us). No, the whatever here means we can ask him anything in this name. There's no ask too small or big. We're invited to ask like children. Children don't worry about asks being too small or too big. They just ask. That's how your Father wants you to ask, so that your joy might be full. Joy comes to those who ask.And our sorrows keep us asking, don't they? They keep us praying. In fact, this is one great reason for sorrow in Christian life. What do you pray for most often and most passionately? You probably pray for the things in your life that hurt — the loved one who isn't saved, the relief or healing that won't come, the bill that won't go away, the temptation that won't relent, the person who won't talk to you. You pray for those things because you have to. Sorrows keep us asking, and that means they keep us closer to Jesus. And in his presence, close to him, is fullness of joy — “that your joy may be full.” This is why the saints in your life who have suffered most are often strangely the happiest in him.3. Your sorrows will have a baby.Lastly, your sorrows will have a baby. What do I mean by that? I mean your sorrows, all your sorrows, have a purpose. They're going somewhere. Your pain, in the hands of God, it's producing something. Soon and very soon, your sorrows are going to give birth to a new life, a new world with only joy and never sorrow. God wants you to know that, in a little while, the baby's coming.In these verses, the sorrow of losing Jesus gives birth to the eternal joy of his rising from the dead. His suffering, every inch and millisecond, was filled with divine and perfect purpose. And your suffering, all of your suffering, has that kind of purpose. It's part of your path to glory, and this pattern is all over the New Testament.2 Corinthians 4:15-17,[When sorrows come] “We do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day. For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.”Or Romans 8:16–18,“The Spirit himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God, 17 and if children, then heirs — heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ, provided we suffer with him” — we're going to suffer, we're all going to have sorrows — “in order that we may also be glorified with him. 18 For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us.”John 16:21,“When she has delivered the baby, she no longer remembers the anguish, for joy that a human being has been born into the world.”Your sorrows are going to give birth to a joy so great that it'll make you forget the sorrows you're carrying right now. When Jesus returns, you won't have to carry them anymore. Your joy in Jesus is going to outlast your sorrow. No one can take away your joy, but someone can take away your sorrow. If you entrust your sorrows to Jesus, he's going to take them away.You Will Ask Me NothingI skipped over a line in verse 23, and I want to end there:“In that day you will ask nothing of me. Truly, truly, I say to you, whatever you ask of the Father in my name, he will give it to you.”What did Jesus mean when he said, “In that day you will ask nothing of me”? It might mean, “You'll stop asking me for things, and you'll start asking the Father in my name.” It might mean that, but I don't think that's what's going on here, and that's because the words for ask here are two different words in the Greek: “you will ask nothing of me” and “whatever you ask of the Father in my name.” The second one (“whatever you ask of the Father in my name”) is typically used for supplication: asking someone for something or to do something. The first Greek word (“you will ask nothing of me”) is most often used when someone's asking for information — when they need someone to explain something. And Jesus says to his confused disciples, who have all kinds of questions: “In a little while, you're not going to ask those questions anymore.” Think about all of their questions just in the last couple chapters:“Lord, where are you going?” “Lord, why can I not follow you now?” “Lord, we do not know where you are going. How can we know the way?” “Lord, how is it that you will manifest yourself to us, and not to the world?”“What does he mean by ‘a little while'?”They actually say in our passage, verse 18: “We do not know what he is talking about.”And Jesus is saying to them: You're going to know really soon, and then you will ask me nothing. You won't ask me where I'm going, and when, and how you're going to find me. In that day, you will ask me nothing, because I will have already died and rose. You're going to know what you need to know. And that's what we remember right here at this Table. Each Sunday, we come with all kinds of questions, all kinds of sorrows we desperately want him to heal and take away. But we're not asking how Jesus is going to save the world anymore. We know. With all our hearts, we know.This Jesus, conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the virgin Mary, he suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried — “a little while, and you will see me no longer.” He descended into hades. “And again a little while, and you will see me.” The third day he rose again from the dead. He ascended to heaven and is seated at the right hand of God the Father almighty. From there he will come to judge the living and the dead. And when he does, he will wipe away every tear from our eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore — only joy and never sorrow.

It's time for our ANNUAL Bring It initiative! Each Sunday during the next 4 weeks, we will have the opportunity to BRING IT tangibly as well as hear sermons each week on bringing the WORD, our WORSHIP, our BEST, and our FIRST!

Your Response Matters James 1:19 — “Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath:” Each Sunday morning some of us gather for prayer before the days Worship service begins. In those moments we often ask the Lord for something simple but very powerful: that He would help us see with Spiritual eyesight, hear with Spiritual ears tuned toward Truth, and respond wisely to whatever the day brings. That prayer lines us up with the instruction in James which is to be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. Intro Music By: Mike Outland

It's time for our ANNUAL Bring It initiative! Each Sunday during the next 4 weeks, we will have the opportunity to BRING IT tangibly as well as hear sermons each week on bringing the WORD, our WORSHIP, our BEST, and our FIRST!

It's time for our ANNUAL Bring It initiative! Each Sunday during the next 4 weeks, we will have the opportunity to BRING IT tangibly as well as hear sermons each week on bringing the WORD, our WORSHIP, our BEST, and our FIRST! This Sunday we will kick off with 3 for 30, where we will have 3 communicators BRING THE WORD for 10 minutes each. So grab a notepad and come expectant to hear a WORD from the Lord!

It's time for our ANNUAL Bring It initiative! Each Sunday during the next 4 weeks, we will have the opportunity to BRING IT tangibly as well as hear sermons each week on bringing the WORD, our WORSHIP, our BEST, and our FIRST! This Sunday we will kick off with 3 for 30, where we will have 3 communicators BRING THE WORD for 10 minutes each. So grab a notepad and come expectant to hear a WORD from the Lord!

Send us a textNew Year, Same Politics.  The onslaught of breaking political news and violence didn't pause for the holidays. Each Sunday morning, people are showing up with a growing list of concerns that can't be checked at the door. What happens next? Markus and Antwuan discuss the ICE shootings and the challenge that church leaders face. _____________________________Podcast Subscription LinksApple Podcast: coloredcommentary.com/appleSpotify: coloredcommentary.com/spotifyGoogle Podcasts: coloredcommentary.com/googleStitcher: coloredcommentary.com/stitcherIHeart Radio: coloredcommentary.com/iheartradio

rom the creators of The Stew Beat Showcase comes the Beat Club Podcast, the #1 destination for beatmakers, producers, and music lovers worldwide. Each Sunday, Dee Loopz< Motivate Merren and Trench Got Game bring you unfiltered conversations, live beat critiques, and the energy of a global producer community.Whether it's Keep It or Cut It, beat battles for Beat of the Week, or spotlighting hidden gems from producers across the globe, the Beat Club Podcast gives you real feedback, industry insights, and plenty of laughs along the way. Expect everything from boom bap to trap, drill to R&B, and everything in between—this is where creativity lives.✅ Upload your beats at BeatClubPodcast.com for a chance to be heard.✅ Join the conversation with producers on Instagram & Twitter: @BeatClubPodcast.✅ Network with creators in our private Facebook group: Stew Beat Club.If you're a music producer, beatmaker, or hip-hop fan looking for inspiration, critiques, and a platform that champions raw talent, you've found your home. Tune in, turn up, and be part of the movement—because this is the Beat Club Podcast, where producers are heard.__________________________________Music game, live music review, music pfp, ortho surgeon music, Kids music, food music, trucks with music, musical theatre dance, spotify music reviewer job, musical chairs alone, beats review, beats fit pro review, beating cancers, stepping on the beat, beating teapot, Mhm beat tutorial, garageband beats, Beats Studio Review, Beats pro, sstepteam beat, Beats, what is hip hop, Hip hop kids, ballerina doing hip hop, hip hop freestyle, hip hop boat in cabo, Beats pro, hip hop class, hip hop dances to learn, lsu hip hop. Upload your beats www.beatclubpodcast.com | #whereproducersareheardFind out about our next LIVE episode by following us on https://www.instagram.com/beatclubpodcastSubscribe & watch exclusive clips on our Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@BeatClubPodcastAnd don't forget to follow our hosts on social media:@Doitallloopz | @MotivateMerren | @Trenchgotgame

Rev. Johann Hinrich Wichern is credited as the inventor of the modern Advent wreath. Wichern was a German Lutheran pastor and a pioneer in urban mission work among the poor. During Advent, children at his mission school would ask daily if Christmas had arrived. In 1839, he took a large wooden ring from an old cartwheel and decorated it with evergreen branches and 24 small red candles and four large white candles. The small candles were lit each weekday, and the white candles were lit each Sunday. Other Protestant churches and then Roman Catholic churches adopted the practice. German Lutheran immigrants brought it to the United States in the 1920s. Each Sunday as we light each candle of Advent, Rev. Dr. Rodger Nishioka will preach on what the candle symbolizes: hope, peace, joy, and love.Sunday service times are 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 4 p.m. at the Mission Campus in Prairie Village, Kansas, and 10 a.m. at the Antioch Campus in Overland Park, Kansas. If you are unable to attend in person, you can worship online on our website or on Youtube. Support the showContact Village Presbyterian Churchvillagepres.orgcommunications@villagepres.org913-262-4200Have a prayer request? pastoral-care@villagepres.orgFacebook @villagepresInstagram @villagepreschurchYouTube @villagepresbyterianchurchTo join in the mission and ministry of Village Church, go to villagepres.org/giving

The holidays are a great time to gather around the table and celebrate with delicious food. This year at Horizon, we'll be hosting our own cooking show, blending the art of festive food preparation with the heart of the Christmas story. Each Sunday a specific dish will be prepared: smoked salmon canapés, potato pancakes, tri-color herbed bread, shepherd's pie, and Polish Angel Wings, with each one relating to that week's exploration of the Nativity narrative. Join Horizon at the 11 a.m. Exploring Service for COOKING UP CHRISTMAS, revealing that the birth of Jesus is a true account, not just some cooked-up tale.

The holidays are a great time to gather around the table and celebrate with delicious food. This year at Horizon, we'll be hosting our own cooking show, blending the art of festive food preparation with the heart of the Christmas story. Each Sunday a specific dish will be prepared: smoked salmon canapés, potato pancakes, tri-color herbed bread, shepherd's pie, and Polish Angel Wings, with each one relating to that week's exploration of the Nativity narrative. Join Horizon at the 11 a.m. Exploring Service for COOKING UP CHRISTMAS, revealing that the birth of Jesus is a true account, not just some cooked-up tale.

Rev. Johann Hinrich Wichern is credited as the inventor of the modern Advent wreath. Wichern was a German Lutheran pastor and a pioneer in urban mission work among the poor. During Advent, children at his mission school would ask daily if Christmas had arrived. In 1839, he took a large wooden ring from an old cartwheel and decorated it with evergreen branches and 24 small red candles and four large white candles. The small candles were lit each weekday, and the white candles were lit each Sunday. Other Protestant churches and then Roman Catholic churches adopted the practice. German Lutheran immigrants brought it to the United States in the 1920s. Each Sunday as we light each candle of Advent, Rev. Dr. Rodger Nishioka will preach on what the candle symbolizes: hope, peace, joy, and love.Find all information about Christmas at Village.Sunday service times are 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 4 p.m. at the Mission Campus in Prairie Village, Kansas, and 10 a.m. at the Antioch Campus in Overland Park, Kansas. If you are unable to attend in person, you can worship online on our website or on Youtube. Support the showContact Village Presbyterian Churchvillagepres.orgcommunications@villagepres.org913-262-4200Have a prayer request? pastoral-care@villagepres.orgFacebook @villagepresInstagram @villagepreschurchYouTube @villagepresbyterianchurchTo join in the mission and ministry of Village Church, go to villagepres.org/giving

This first Advent message brings us into the quiet longing of Zechariah and Elizabeth—two faithful servants of God who lived many years with unanswered prayers. Their story invites us to slow down, think biblically about waiting, and recognize the tender ways God prepares His people in His perfect timing. If you've ever carried a long prayer, or wondered what God is doing in the quieter seasons of life, this message will give fresh comfort and hope.

The holidays are a great time to gather around the table and celebrate with delicious food. This year at Horizon, we'll be hosting our own cooking show, blending the art of festive food preparation with the heart of the Christmas story. Each Sunday a specific dish will be prepared: smoked salmon canapés, potato pancakes, tri-color herbed bread, shepherd's pie, and Polish Angel Wings, with each one relating to that week's exploration of the Nativity narrative. Join Horizon at the 11 a.m. Exploring Service for COOKING UP CHRISTMAS, revealing that the birth of Jesus is a true account, not just some cooked-up tale.

Rev. Johann Hinrich Wichern is credited as the inventor of the modern Advent wreath. Wichern was a German Lutheran pastor and a pioneer in urban mission work among the poor. During Advent, children at his mission school would ask daily if Christmas had arrived. In 1839, he took a large wooden ring from an old cartwheel and decorated it with evergreen branches and 24 small red candles and four large white candles. The small candles were lit each weekday, and the white candles were lit each Sunday. Other Protestant churches and then Roman Catholic churches adopted the practice. German Lutheran immigrants brought it to the United States in the 1920s. Each Sunday as we light each candle of Advent, Rev. Dr. Rodger Nishioka will preach on what the candle symbolizes: hope, peace, joy, and love.For all information about Christmas at Village, visit https://villagepres.org/christmas.Sunday service times are 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 4 p.m. at the Mission Campus in Prairie Village, Kansas, and 10 a.m. at the Antioch Campus in Overland Park, Kansas. If you are unable to attend in person, you can worship online at https://villagepres.org/online or here on YouTube. Support the showContact Village Presbyterian Churchvillagepres.orgcommunications@villagepres.org913-262-4200Have a prayer request? pastoral-care@villagepres.orgFacebook @villagepresInstagram @villagepreschurchYouTube @villagepresbyterianchurchTo join in the mission and ministry of Village Church, go to villagepres.org/giving

Welcome to Week 2 of the God's Perfect Timing devotional. Advent begins long before Bethlehem. In this first week of Advent, we slow down and look at the earliest promises God spoke over a weary world. Before shepherds heard the angels sing, before Mary received her news, God was already preparing a story of redemption. If your heart feels stretched thin or you're carrying long-standing prayers, these passages offer steady hope. We'll take a gentle walk through Genesis, Isaiah, and Luke to see how God speaks into fear, meets His people in their longing, and invites us to trust His timing.

The holidays are a great time to gather around the table and celebrate with delicious food. This year at Horizon, we'll be hosting our own cooking show, blending the art of festive food preparation with the heart of the Christmas story. Each Sunday a specific dish will be prepared: smoked salmon canapés, potato pancakes, tri-color herbed bread, shepherd's pie, and Polish Angel Wings, with each one relating to that week's exploration of the Nativity narrative. Join Horizon at the 11 a.m. Exploring Service for COOKING UP CHRISTMAS, revealing that the birth of Jesus is a true account, not just some cooked-up tale.

Jason and Roger conclude a five-part October series called “Lord's Supper Reflections.” Each Sunday, our church family focuses on a different passage in our observance of the Lord's Supper. On Fridays throughout the month of October, Jason and Roger have revisited the previous Sunday's passage. In this fifth and final episode, Jesus became poor that …

From the creators of The Stew Beat Showcase comes the Beat Club Podcast, the #1 destination for beatmakers, producers, and music lovers worldwide. Each Sunday, Dee Loopz,  Motivate Merren and Trench Got Game bring you unfiltered conversations, live beat critiques, and the energy of a global producer community.Whether it's Keep It or Cut It, beat battles for Beat of the Week, or spotlighting hidden gems from producers across the globe, the Beat Club Podcast gives you real feedback, industry insights, and plenty of laughs along the way. Expect everything from boom bap to trap, drill to R&B, and everything in between—this is where creativity lives.✅ Upload your beats at BeatClubPodcast.com for a chance to be heard.✅ Join the conversation with producers on Instagram & Twitter: @BeatClubPodcast.✅ Network with creators in our private Facebook group: Stew Beat Club.If you're a music producer, beatmaker, or hip-hop fan looking for inspiration, critiques, and a platform that champions raw talent, you've found your home. Tune in, turn up, and be part of the movement—because this is the Beat Club Podcast, where producers are heard.__________________________________Music game, live music review, music pfp, ortho surgeon music, Kids music, food music, trucks with music, musical theatre dance, spotify music reviewer job, musical chairs alone, beats review, beats fit pro review, beating cancers, stepping on the beat, beating teapot, Mhm beat tutorial, garageband beats, Beats Studio Review, Beats pro, sstepteam beat, Beats, what is hip hop, Hip hop kids, ballerina doing hip hop, hip hop freestyle, hip hop boat in cabo, Beats pro, hip hop class, hip hop dances to learn, lsu hip hop. Upload your beats www.beatclubpodcast.com | #whereproducersareheardFind out about our next LIVE episode by following us on https://www.instagram.com/beatclubpodcastSubscribe & watch exclusive clips on our Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@BeatClubPodcastAnd don't forget to follow our hosts on social media:@Doitallloopz | @MotivateMerren | @Trenchgotgame

From the creators of The Stew Beat Showcase comes the Beat Club Podcast, the #1 destination for beatmakers, producers, and music lovers worldwide. Each Sunday, Dee Loopz,  Motivate Merren and Trench Got Game bring you unfiltered conversations, live beat critiques, and the energy of a global producer community.Whether it's Keep It or Cut It, beat battles for Beat of the Week, or spotlighting hidden gems from producers across the globe, the Beat Club Podcast gives you real feedback, industry insights, and plenty of laughs along the way. Expect everything from boom bap to trap, drill to R&B, and everything in between—this is where creativity lives.✅ Upload your beats at BeatClubPodcast.com for a chance to be heard.✅ Join the conversation with producers on Instagram & Twitter: @BeatClubPodcast.✅ Network with creators in our private Facebook group: Stew Beat Club.If you're a music producer, beatmaker, or hip-hop fan looking for inspiration, critiques, and a platform that champions raw talent, you've found your home. Tune in, turn up, and be part of the movement—because this is the Beat Club Podcast, where producers are heard.__________________________________Music game, live music review, music pfp, ortho surgeon music, Kids music, food music, trucks with music, musical theatre dance, spotify music reviewer job, musical chairs alone, beats review, beats fit pro review, beating cancers, stepping on the beat, beating teapot, Mhm beat tutorial, garageband beats, Beats Studio Review, Beats pro, sstepteam beat, Beats, what is hip hop, Hip hop kids, ballerina doing hip hop, hip hop freestyle, hip hop boat in cabo, Beats pro, hip hop class, hip hop dances to learn, lsu hip hop. Upload your beats www.beatclubpodcast.com | #whereproducersareheardFind out about our next LIVE episode by following us on https://www.instagram.com/beatclubpodcastSubscribe & watch exclusive clips on our Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@BeatClubPodcastAnd don't forget to follow our hosts on social media:@Doitallloopz | @MotivateMerren | @Trenchgotgame

From the creators of The Stew Beat Showcase comes the Beat Club Podcast, the #1 destination for beatmakers, producers, and music lovers worldwide. Each Sunday, Dee Loopz< Motivate Merren and Trench Got Game bring you unfiltered conversations, live beat critiques, and the energy of a global producer community.Whether it's Keep It or Cut It, beat battles for Beat of the Week, or spotlighting hidden gems from producers across the globe, the Beat Club Podcast gives you real feedback, industry insights, and plenty of laughs along the way. Expect everything from boom bap to trap, drill to R&B, and everything in between—this is where creativity lives.✅ Upload your beats at BeatClubPodcast.com for a chance to be heard.✅ Join the conversation with producers on Instagram & Twitter: @BeatClubPodcast.✅ Network with creators in our private Facebook group: Stew Beat Club.If you're a music producer, beatmaker, or hip-hop fan looking for inspiration, critiques, and a platform that champions raw talent, you've found your home. Tune in, turn up, and be part of the movement—because this is the Beat Club Podcast, where producers are heard.__________________________________Music game, live music review, music pfp, ortho surgeon music, Kids music, food music, trucks with music, musical theatre dance, spotify music reviewer job, musical chairs alone, beats review, beats fit pro review, beating cancers, stepping on the beat, beating teapot, Mhm beat tutorial, garageband beats, Beats Studio Review, Beats pro, sstepteam beat, Beats, what is hip hop, Hip hop kids, ballerina doing hip hop, hip hop freestyle, hip hop boat in cabo, Beats pro, hip hop class, hip hop dances to learn, lsu hip hop. Upload your beats www.beatclubpodcast.com | #whereproducersareheardFind out about our next LIVE episode by following us on https://www.instagram.com/beatclubpodcastSubscribe & watch exclusive clips on our Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@BeatClubPodcastAnd don't forget to follow our hosts on social media:@Doitallloopz | @MotivateMerren | @Trenchgotgame

Jason and Roger continue a five-part October series called “Lord's Supper Reflections.” Each Sunday, our church family focuses on a different passage in our observance of the Lord's Supper. On Fridays throughout the month of October, Jason and Roger will revisit the previous Sunday's passage. In this fourth episode, Jesus is crowned with glory and …

Jason and Roger continue a five-part October series called “Lord's Supper Reflections.” Each Sunday, our church family focuses on a different passage in our observance of the Lord's Supper. On Fridays throughout the month of October, Jason and Roger will revisit the previous Sunday's passage. In this third episode, Jesus is the founder and perfecter …

Jason and Roger continue a five-part October series called “Lord's Supper Reflections.” Each Sunday, our church family focuses on a different passage in our observance of the Lord's Supper. On Fridays throughout the month of October, Jason and Roger will revisit the previous Sunday's passage. In this second episode, Jesus has unleashed the power of …

Jason and Roger kick off a five-part October series called “Lord's Supper Reflections.” Each Sunday, our church family focuses on a different passage in our observance of the Lord's Supper. On Fridays throughout the month of October, Jason and Roger will revisit the previous Sunday's passage. In this first episode, Jesus destroys the works of …

Grab your holy water and your bible because we need to send these demons back to hell! While the Ghouls feel completely prepared and ready to assist you with all of your exorcism needs, please know they take all of their possession education from the movies. This week they continue their Fall of Found Footage journey with The Last Exorcism and The Devil Inside. Marissa tries to her best to get Jacki to agree to help her if in fact any of this is real while Jacki just wants to curl up with a good book and deny Christ. Whether its found footage or fake documentary style, the Ghouls are still loving the hell (see what I did there) out of all the movies so far. Check out the article Jacki mentioned by David Haglund. Up next is The Spooky Dooky October Extravaganza! Each Sunday in October the Ghouls will be diving into the Hell House, LLC franchise! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices