Podcasts about El Shaddai

Join Fr. Assisi Saldanha, C.Ss.R. for an insightful journey into the heart of biblical storytelling in this episode of the Who's Who in the Bible series. As we begin this reflective study, Fr. Assisi turns our focus to the prime mover of the biblical landscape—God Himself. Through a warm and prayerful exploration, he unpacks the significance of the various names attributed to God throughout scripture, such as Yahweh, Elohim, Adonai, and El Shaddai. By examining these titles, Fr. Assisi helps us move beyond simple facts to develop a deeper, more personal relationship with the Divine. The discussion expands into the Genesis creation narrative, contrasting it with ancient mythological stories to highlight the unique, effortless, and orderly nature of God's creative word. This episode invites listeners to ponder the balance between God's magnificent omnipotence and His tender, personal care for each of us in our fragility. We invite you to continue this meaningful journey by exploring the full series as we dive deeper into the characters and themes that shape our faith.

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El Shaddai Great Are You Lord arr. Sean Hooper - Sean Hooper by First Community Church

This week's teaching focused on El Shaddai, the God who is more than enough, revealing His power most clearly in places of weakness, waiting, and impossibility. Through the stories of Abraham, Job, and ultimately Jesus, we're reminded that God is both the unshakable mountain who overcomes every power and the tender Father who sustains and cares for His people. El Shaddai invites us to stop carrying life in our own strength and instead surrender fully to the God who is enough for every fear, failure, disappointment, and need.

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This heartfelt message, centers on the powerful and nurturing nature of God, specifically emphasizing the name El Shaddai, meaning “God Almighty” and “the all-sufficient one.” Drawing from personal experience and scripture, Pastor Char shares how knowing God's character—His faithfulness, strength in weakness, and unwavering presence—brings profound comfort and sustenance, especially during times of loss and hardship. Using biblical stories like Abraham's covenant and Job's suffering, her message highlights that God's promises remain steadfast even when circumstances seem impossible. Rather than focusing on unanswered questions or painful situations, her message encourages believers to anchor their trust in who God is, not in why things happen. Pastor Char also stresses the importance of community, vulnerability, and receiving God's healing and restoration. Ultimately, this message is a powerful reminder that God is both mighty to fight our battles and tender enough to heal our broken hearts, calling us to surrender, trust, and experience His presence deeply in every season of life.

I. The God of Creation-Same God II. The Lord God of Creation: 1. ELOHIM (1:1) - The powerful One; The transcendent One (separated from creation - II Corinthians 4:16-18, eternal) 2. YAHWEH (2:4) - The personal, relational, covenant-maker 3. EL ELYON (14:18-20) - God Most High used by Melchizedek; “Your highness” 4. EL ROI (16:13) - “The God who sees me” used by Hagar 5. EL SHADDAI (17:1) - “God Almighty” used when est a covenant w/ Abraham 6. EL OLAM (21:33) - “The Everlasting God” used by Abraham when making a treaty with Abimelech. 7. YAHWEH-YIREH (22:14) - “The God who Provides” used by Abraham when offering IsaacIII. God distinguishes (separates)separation brings structure •Day 1 - Separates light from darkness (Ex. 10; 13) •Day 2 - Separates the water above from the water below •Day 3 - Separates the land from the sea •Day 4 - Separates day from night, “for signs & seasons” •Day 5 - God fills the waters; God fills the skies; then God fills the land on Day 6! •Day 6 - Fills the earth; Finishes by making mankind; Eve is made last; See 3:20 Summary in chapter 1 then Specifics on humankind in chapter 2! •Day 7 - (1) Establishes the Sabbath; (2) Sets in place how humans would live out their work week; Exodus 20:8-11; 3 distinct blessings - 1:22; 1:28; 2:3; God gets more personal. He gets intimate. He provides a boost to the humans He made! This is another level of God's interest in us - His goodness to us IV. Four Different ways Scripture applies to humanity: 1. God blesses us - Psalm 1; Matthew 5:1-12 2. We bless God - Psalm 103 3. Some give false blessing - Psalm 62:4 4. Some refuse to bless - Psalm 109:17, 28

“From the Word to Stone to Flesh: Torah’s Living Covenant,” pt 9 Genesis 17:1-7 New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition 17 When Abram was ninety-nine years old, the Lord appeared to Abram and said to him, “I am God Almighty; walk before me, and be blameless. 2 And I will make my covenant between me […]

This book is a faith-building sixty-day devotional designed to deepen your understanding of God's character and draw you closer to Him. Through Scripture, prayer, and reflection, Erika Owens explores the powerful names of God, such as Jehovah Jireh, Elohim, and El Shaddai, revealing His nature as Provider, Healer, Redeemer, and Sustainer.Each daily devotion is rooted in biblical truth, encouraging believers to trust in God's sufficiency, draw strength from His promises, and worship Him in every season of life. With declarations of faith, guided prayers, and Scripture references for further study, this devotional helps Christians apply God's attributes to their daily walk.Whether you are longing for renewal, searching for peace, or seeking a deeper relationship with God, this book invites you to meditate on the majesty and faithfulness of the Lord. His name is holy, His presence is near, and His love never fails. This devotional is a great resource for personal reflection, group study, or as a tool to enrich your quiet time with the Lord.Prepare to encounter God in a new way as you immerse yourself in the truth of His divine names—and the life-transforming power they hold. Erika Owens Done Erika Owens Erika Owens is a Bible-loving writer and devotional author who has spent over twenty years digging into Scripture and creating biblical content to encourage others in their faith. She is passionate about helping people grow in their relationship with God and deepen their desire for His Word. She shares her daily journey through Scripture on her website and through social media. She and her husband, James, live in Minnesota. They love spending time with their three grown sons and daughter-in-loves and are delighting in their new role as grandparents. Erika is an active member of her church, where she serves as a Coach in the women's ministry. Whether through her writing, her ministry, or everyday moments, Erika's greatest joy is encouraging others to walk closely with Jesus and discover the life-changing power of His Word.WebsiteWhitaker House

In this powerful Mother's Day message, Debbie explores the story of Deborah in Judges 4 and 5 and unpacks what she describes as “the Deborah anointing” — an anointing marked by wisdom, worship, humility, courage and spiritual authority.   Beginning with the name of God, El Shaddai, Debbie reflects on the Father's heart to nurture, provide and pour out His goodness on His people. Just as a child confidently places a demand on a loving parent, we are invited to approach God as sons and daughters who trust His provision, His love and His sufficiency. From there, Debbie moves into the account of Deborah, the only female judge of Israel, who led from a place of humility and intimacy with God. Sitting under a palm tree, accessible to the people and attentive to the voice of God, Deborah carried wisdom, released prophetic strategy and partnered with others to bring breakthrough and peace to the land. This message is not about competition between men and women, but about honouring the anointing on one another and learning to walk together in covenant, maturity and unity. Deborah's leadership carried both the tenderness of worship and the fierceness of a warrior spirit, and Debbie challenges the church to recover both again. There is also a strong prophetic call throughout this message for the Church to walk in greater transparency, humility and unity in worship. In a time where there is so much division, noise and self-promotion, Debbie reminds us that the people of God are called to pursue peace, honour one another, and become a unified sound in the earth that displaces darkness and releases the presence of God into regions and cities. More than anything, this message is an invitation to deeper surrender — to become people who carry the wisdom of God, who worship with abandon, who pursue unity instead of division, and who are willing to let the refiner's fire burn away everything that hinders the fullness of Christ in us. Because the land finds peace when the people of God walk in wisdom, worship and unity together.

What does God's Name, El Shaddai mean to you? Discover that and more in this message from Pastor Clayton of the Well Church!

What does God's Name, El Shaddai mean to you? Discover that and more in this message from Pastor Clayton of the Well Church!

Genesis 1:1-2:3I. The God of Creation:Day 1 - Genesis 1:2-5Day 2 - Genesis 1:6-8Day 3 - Genesis 1:9-13Day 4 - Genesis 1:14-19Day 5 - Genesis 1:20-23Day 6 - Genesis 1:24-31Day 7 - Genesis 2:1-3II. The Lord God of Creation:ELOHIM (1:1) - powerful; transcendentYAHWEH (2:4) - personal, relational, covenant-makerEL ELYON (14:18-20) - God Most High used by Melchizedek (“Your highness”)EL ROI (16:13) - The God who sees me used by HagarEL SHADDAI (17:1) - God Almighty used when establishing a covenant with AbrahamEL OLAM (21:33) - The Everlasting God used by Abraham when making a treaty with Abimelech. The timeframe is significant.YAHWEH-YIREH (22:14) - The God who Provides, is used by Abraham when he was offering IsaacIII. God distinguishes (separates)Day 1 - He separates light from darkness - Exodus 10:21-29 & Exodus 13:22-22Day 2 - He separates the water above from the water belowDay 3 - He separates the land from the seaDay 4 - He separates day from the nightDay 5 - fills the waters & skiesDay 6 - fills the earth, finishes by making mankindDay 7 - establishing the SabbathIV. Three Separations in Scripture that apply to humanity:Isaiah 59:1-2Matthew 25:32Hebrews 7:26

Daily Dose of Hope May 8, 2026   Name of God: El Shaddai – Lord God Almighty Scripture: Genesis 17:1-2, 28:3, 35:11, 43:14, 49:25, Psalm 91:1   Prayer: El Shaddai, God Almighty, I come before you today, recognizing that you are the Lord of more than enough. When I am weak, I lean on your strength. When I feel like I have nothing, I trust in your amazing abundance.  Lord, I bring my impossibilities to you, knowing that nothing is too hard for you; you make a way in the most difficult of situations. Break through my doubt and fear and fill me with your perfect peace that surpasses all understanding.  I thank You for being my provider, my protector, and my refuge. In the powerful name of Jesus, I pray. Amen.   Welcome back to the Daily Dose of Hope, the devotional and podcast that complements the New Hope Church daily Bible reading plan.  We are currently in a study on the names of God in the Old Testament.  As we have mentioned, in the ancient world, names held a great deal of significance, indicating aspects of someone's character and purpose.  Certainly, it is the same with God.  God has many different names, all of which demonstrate one aspect of His character.  Today, we are focusing on El Shaddai.  This name for God is found seven times in the Old Testament.   In our Genesis Scripture today, God introduces himself to Abram as El Shaddai.  God personally met with Abraham and brought him a new revelation of himself.  He is El Shaddai.  Our translations use the English name God Almighty for the Hebrew El Shaddai.  El Shaddai goes on to tell Abraham he would be the father of a many nations and that Sarah would bear a son.  God changed both of their names, promised them a certain piece of land, then commanded a sign of his covenant, which we know as the sign of circumcision.  God has waited a long time to bring this revelation to Abraham, so long that both Abraham and Sarah were past the age of childbearing.  Romans 4:19-21 describes Abraham, "and without becoming weak in faith he contemplated his own body, now as good as dead since he was about a hundred years old and the deadness of Sarah's womb."  Later on in Genesis 17, it says that after El Shaddai spoke to Abraham, he had all the males in his household circumcised.  Even Abraham at age 99 was circumcised!  God Almighty asked and Abraham obeyed.   We've talked about how the word El, in Hebrew, means God. Shaddai's translation is a bit trickier. There is much debate on how it should translate into our English language. Like many things found within Scripture there is deeper meaning here. Shaddai in Hebrew has many sounds and meanings within this one word, so let's dig a little deeper: ·      Shadu is a word in Akkadian language that Abram spoke and it means mountain.  Thus, it would mean the God of the mountain. ·      Saday is a Hebrew noun that means a cultivated field or a wild place where animals abound.  Thus, it would mean a God who is the creator of life. ·      Shad is a Hebrew noun which means breasts or relating to fertility.  Thus, it means a God who nourishes or multiplies. ·      Day, at the end of word, means sufficient, enough, or abundance.   And while we may translate El Shaddai as Almighty God in English, it really just isn't sufficient.  El Shaddai is the God of the mountain who is Creator, who makes life out of nothing, multiplies it, and provides all we need and more in His great abundance.  He is a God faithful to his promises.  I hope you get a feel for the richness of the word.   Part of our Scripture reading for today was also Psalm 91, a beautiful psalm of protection.  And it reads something like this: He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High God, El Elyon, will abide in the shadow of the Almighty, El Shaddai.  To abide is an old word that means to remain in, to rest in.  Thus, we call on El Shaddai when our life circumstances seem horrible or impossible and we need to lean into Him and remain in Him.  In doing so, we receive his strength, his abundance, and his faithfulness.  Out of his bounty, El Shaddai will pour into us and our life.   Has there ever been a time in your life in which circumstances seemed impossible? Has there been a time in which you needed to be nourished back to life and reminded that we have a God who keeps His promises and wants you to be a part of them?  Pray to El Shaddai today.   Blessings, Pastor Vicki        

There is power when a specific name is called on. Hypothetically, let's say we're on a boat in Bali, charting to the island of Nusa Pineda. If you hear me say, “Girls, come over here”, you would think, “hmmm, am I a girl? Yes – she wants to show me something and maybe it's something great I don't want to miss. But let's say we're on that boat in Bali, chartering to the island of Nusa Pineda for great adventures and you hear me say, “NURSE!”, you know that means something totally different. That means if you're not a nurse, this doesn't apply to you. But that means if you are a nurse, I need you to come quickly and help with a medical situation. That's all in the calling of a name. The name defines who is needed. You have many names perhaps. Friend, daughter, honey, mom, nurse, teacher … and each calls to you in a different way. For a mother, the sound of “Mom” turns every head in the grocery store. I'm Mom – what do you need? How can I take care of you? Now think about God. He reveals his different names to us for a reason – he wants us to call on him for who we need. The more you know his names, the better you can call on him and the more you can trust him. Remember, this study of the names of God comes from Psalm 9:10, “Those who know your name trust in you, for you, O LORD, do not abandon those who search for you.” So far, we've studied 5 of the names of God. Let's do a review. Episode #2100: YHWH – The name you've always known since your first breath. A name not spoken, but rather breathed. LORD Episode #2101: Adonai – Lord, Master. The one responsible for you. Episode #2102: Elohim – Creator. The one who makes a new way when there is no way. The one who is making you new. Episode #2103: El Shaddai – God Almighty. The one whose hand is in everything and pours out his blessings on you. Episode #2104: Yahweh Rapha – The Lord who heals you – but not just your body, your mind, your heart, your relationships. Your entire life finds healing in him. Now, today, the 6th name of God revealed by God himself in scripture. A name he wants you to know so you can call on him in a very specific. A name he gives you so you can trust him more. Today's name is likely one you've never even heard of. A name that is very hard to pronounce, so together we're going to learn something new. Repeat after me – Mehhh Ka Desh Kem Together, Mehhh-ka-desh-kem. A name that tells you that you belong to him and he is actively shaping you. A name that gives you identity, value, worth, confidence and rest. A name that tells you to stop performing, stop trying to achieve so hard, stop trying to bend and contort yourself into perfection, and trust Yahweh Mekaddishkem to do his work in you. Is that what you need today? Girl, you don't have to figure this all out – you don't have to force anything – and you don't have to perform to please the Father. He's actually already done the work for you. We find this name in Exodus 31:3, but you won't see it in your English translation Bible. Without studying the original text of Hebrew, you'll completely miss this name God has shared of himself. Here's what you will see in your Bible: The LORD then gave these instruction to Moses: Tell the people of Israel: ‘Be careful to keep my Sabbath day, for the Sabbath is a sing of the covenant between me and you from generation to generation. It is given so you may know that I am the LORD, who makes you holy.” The LORD who makes you Holy in Hebrew was YHWH Mekaddishkem. Mekaddishkem comes from the Hebrew root “qadash” which means to sanctify, set apart, and to make you holy. So, what God is saying to his people here is I AM THE ONE WHO MAKES YOU FOREVER GOOD ENOUGH. It is my work in you that makes you holy. It's on ME to sanctify you. What does it mean that God will sanctify you? That's hard to explain isn’t it? What does that really look like? My friend, it's this simple and this incredibly unbelievable – You, in your totally flawed and imperfect state within the human condition are set apart for God's divine purpose and he is progressively and continually working on you to be more and more like Jesus. That is something you simply cannot do yourself, no matter how hard you try. What God is revealing to his people here isn't some unreachable complex theology, it's an identity shaping truth meant specifically of this people. YOU BELONG TO ME AND I AM ACTIVELY SHAPING YOU. You are “becoming” in me and through me. And who you're becoming is who he always created you to be – a girl who reflects Jesus! That's holy. That's sanctified. That's forever good enough. Your holiness is not self-produced. Think about God in his infinite and perfect ways – think about his unimaginable creation of the Universe all by just his spoken word – think of his power to do absolutely anything he wishes at any time – now really, do you think there's anything YOU could do that would impress HIM? Never. So, you can't stop trying to perform and earn your way to God's good graces. He's already declared you as worthy of his love. He's already claimed you as his dearly beloved Daughter of the Dance. You've already been set apart because of what HE did, not because of anything YOU have ever, could ever, or would ever do. You are set apart by God – you are different – you are HIS! This wasn't your responsibility. Your change, your growth, your newness comes from a source – that source is GOD – not you. You don't first act holy to be set apart. No, you are set apart, and once you understand that as your identity, you naturally begin to live differently. That's God's active, ever present, holy work happening IN YOU. You can't manufacture this holiness, you can only receive it. Open your hands and receive it. For real, open your hands right now and just receive his holiness. He's set YOU apart to be made holy by HIM. My sister, trying harder isn't your answer. Have you noticed all your efforts continually fall short. You know what gets you where you need to be? SURRENDER. You can't manufacture what God is trying to give you. You can only receive it with that open, surrendered hand and heart. Old Testament was about what you could do. Rules, laws, rituals, ceremonies, cleansing, sacrifices … and God's people continually messed that up. We simply couldn't get it right. We couldn't make ourselves holy. So, that's what our Jesus did for us. We're no longer a slave to continually trying to do the right thing. It's no longer about what you can do and what you can’t do – it's solely about WHO you belong to. This is belonging, and God says, “YOU BELONG TO ME – NOW I WILL MAKE YOU HOLY. I ALONE WILL SANCTIFY YOU.” Because God is the one who sanctifies you, you can know that your failure simply isn't in the way for him. You may stumble, God says that's all part of the process, and this is HIS PROCESS. Surrender and trust him along the way. Now, in closing, notice specifically where this revealing of God's name, YWHW Mekaddishkem comes – it comes after God gives his people the sabbath – a day of rest in his covenant with them. A day where he says, “Stop working. Stop striving. Stop trying to fix everything, and just rest in me. Let me work.” Is that what you need to hear today? Rest is part of the process of you becoming everything God desires of you. Will you trust God enough to STOP sometimes? Will you trust God enough to rest from the work too? YHWH Mekaddishkem means: God is not waiting for you to become holy – He is already committed to making you holy. He is actively sanctifying you. Stop trying to fix everything and start yielding to the one who is shaping you. You can trust YHWY Mekaddishkem completely. Follow Pamela on Instagram – https://instagram.com/headmamapamela Or Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/pamela.crim Find out more about BIG Life – http://biglifehq.com

Los Hijos de El Shaddai y los Hermanos de Yahvé Mauro Biglino Sus libros han sido traducidos a varios idiomas y son populares en el ámbito de la ufología y la historia alternativa: - La Biblia no es un libro sagrado. - Dioses de la Biblia (Gods of the Bible). - Skies Afire, “Cielo incendiado” (colaboración con Erich von Däniken). Haremos un análisis sobre textos bíblicos específicos (Génesis y Deuteronomio), los vamos a comparar con textos sumerio-acadios con una visión no teológica de la figura de Yahvé y los Elohim. Ernestoard.blogspot.com

There is a name God reveals of himself for when things look absolutely over.  When the world says it's officially impossible.  When you're at your end, without further possibility or hope and in need of a true miracle.  This is where God says he is “El Shaddai”. El Shaddai.  El means God and Shaddai means many things in many ways.  It's not just one thing … just as God is not one thing. • Shaddai comes from the root word shadah which means to shed or to pour out.  In this way, God is the one who pours out blessings, abundantly and continually. • The Hebrew word shad means chest or breast.  God is both the strength of a man's chest and the all-sufficient nourishment of a woman's breast. • Shaddai also comes from the root word shadad, which means to display great power. • And when Shaddai was translated into Greek, the word pantokrator was used – which in English is Almighty.  Specifically, one who has His hand on everything. Layers upon layers of deep meaning are in this name God reveals of himself.  El Shaddai.  He pours out blessings, he is strong with great power, he is more than enough, and his almighty hand is in everything, always.  Girls, THAT IS OUR GOD! We see God use this name in Genesis 17:1.  Speaking to Abraham, he says, “I am El-Shaddai – ‘God Almighty.'  Serve me faithfully and live a blameless life.  I will make a covenant with you, by which I will guarantee to give you countless descendants.” The truth of this situation is Abraham is 99 years old and what God is saying is officially impossible.  But God had made a promise to Abraham when he was 75 years old, a promise for descendants of his own.  A man who had waited his whole life for children and he finally gets a promise from God in his old age, and then he's left waiting again.  Waiting and waiting and waiting.  And while he's waiting, God stops speaking.  At this point, he's been waiting on the promise for nearly 25 years and even worse, it's been 13 years since the last recorded word from God to him.  It was if God had gone silent and forgotten his promise.  Abraham is 99, ain't no way it's happening now! Have you ever felt like God has gone silent on you?  Like he used to be so near and so clear, but you somehow lost that connection.  And with this disconnect, you are left wondering if his promises still stand for you and your future.  That's a real feeling – one I have felt before and I bet you have too.  My sister, God can handle those feelings.  You don't have to hide them from him, you can be honest. This is where God meets Abraham – in the long waiting and wondering after years of silence and messy self-created problems.  This is where God reveals that he is El Shaddai.  Here, where the promise still hadn't happened, Abraham's body was incapable and Sarah's womb had cobwebs.  God introduces himself right here at this point of impossibility.  El Shaddai, Almighty and All-Sufficient.  He is the God who can override natural limits without permission, understanding or explanation. And notice this … God waited all this time to reveal himself as El Shaddai.  He waited for 25 years AFTER he made an impossible promise to Abraham.  He waited for 13 years after he had last spoken to him.  He waited in the painful silence and the impossible growing even more impossible.  He waited until Abraham had absolutely no ability left whatsoever, and he waited until there was no hope left in that promise at all.  And this is where El Shaddai comes on the scene. Why?  Because only the Almighty, All-Sufficient one could do anything about this situation. Here's the truth, you don't need El Shaddai when you can work things out on your own.  You don't need El Shaddai when you have other options.  You don't need El Shaddai when there's still time.  You need El Shaddai when it's humanly OVER.  When the doctor says it's incurable.  When the door is not only closed, but dead bolted shut.  When it's 25 years past the deadline.  When it's so far gone there's nothing but a pitch black tunnel ahead with no light to be found.  That is when you need El Shaddai. This name of God comes with promise, it comes with identity, and it requires trust.  Trust for what seems ridiculous to be trusting for.  I don't know what you're finding so hard to trust for, but I bet there's something in your life that requires the power of El Shaddai.  My friend, he is here for you.  His hand is in everything, including your thing.  He is more than enough for this situation that's way too far gone.  His power is still over this! What God is saying to Abraham here is, “I am El-Shaddai, God Almighty.  I am FULLY CAPABLE, so you just stay fully surrendered.  Abraham, you live right and I will get this right!” Wow – there it is.  That's precisely the message God has for you today.  Hear him loud and clear.  My girl, you live right and I will get this right!  I am fully capable, you stay fully surrendered.  El Shaddai requires trust over control and faith over striving. When you feel not enough…  When you feel so far behind. .. When you feel completely incapable…  When you feel like the opportunity has already passed and it's too late … El Shaddai says, “I am not limited by what you lack.”  Your lack of answers doesn't limit God.  Your lack of time doesn't affect God's infinite timeline.  Your lack of resources doesn't deplete God of his resources.  My friend, your timeline isn't restricting God and your resources are not defining his outcome.  Go ahead and give him that impossible – give him that wayyyyy too late – give him that dead end and no hope – watch El Shaddai work!!!  He will be more than enough for you. For my friend who is overwhelmed and stressed at work with an impossible load to carry – you need El Shaddai. For my friend who has watched the last thread of hope for someone to truly love you unravel and left you with a broken heart again – you need El Shaddai. For my friend who is still waiting and waiting and waiting, as you watch the promise coming true for everyone but you – you need El Shaddai. For my friend who doesn't even know how to hope anymore – you need El Shaddai. He doesn't need you to be strong here, he simply needs you to be surrendered here.  Bring him that hopeless heart.  Bring him that desperate need.  Bring him that empty chair, that empty crib, that empty account, that empty spirit.  El Shaddai, we're calling on you!!!!!!!! Remember what God is asking of you – LIVE RIGHT and stay surrendered – he will get this right for you. El Shaddai.  The 4 meanings: 1.  Shadah, shed your blessings.  Pour them out abundantly, God. 2.  Shad, both the strong powerful chest of a man and the all-sufficient nourishment of a woman's breast. 3.  Shadad, displaying great power. 4.  And pantokrator, the one who has his hand on everything! El Shaddai.  He pours out blessings, he is strong with great power, he is more than enough, and his almighty hand is in everything, always.  THAT IS YOUR GOD! Follow Pamela on Instagram – https://instagram.com/headmamapamela Or Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/pamela.crim Find out more about BIG Life – http://biglifehq.com

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Avram is 99 years old when Hashem appears to him with a new name for Himself, El Shaddai, and an interesting command: walk before Me and be perfect. Rabbi Epstein and Tom spend this episode unpacking what that actually asks of a person, and why Rashi reads "walk before Me" as something more demanding than walking with G-d, and what separates Avram's path from Noach's.The verse goes on to talk about circumcision, and Rabbi Epstein relates the Talmud's exchange between Rabbi Akiva and a Roman about whether a perfect Creator would make an imperfect creation.Finally, we learn about the three spiritual safeguards of the land of Israel hidden inside the second blessing of Birkas Hamazon, and why the Crusaders lost Jerusalem to a people who shared at least one thing with Avraham's descendants.

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Erika and Veronica explore the Hebrew name of God El Shaddai, meaning “the sufficient one.”  This word is a hard one to translate into English, but the common current thought is that God is sufficient - He is enough.  Erika and Veronica look at passages that discuss God being enough.  This name of God is used in positive and negative situations.  Naomi seems to have a tone when she says the One "who is enough" brought her back emptyhanded.  Find out what we can learn about God when we realize He is enough because maybe that's all we finite creatures can handle right now and one day we will see how much greater and bigger He is. Our website is The Context and Color of the BibleWe are on Facebook - The Context and Color of the Bible | FacebookWe are on Instagram - @contextandcolorofthebibleWe are on YouTube - The Context and Color of the Bible - YouTubeMusic: Tabuk by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4453-tabukLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Veronica and Erika will be at the Hands On Fair in Lansing, MI May 14 from 11-3. 

In this episode of Rick and Elaine Discuss the Book of Job, we settle into one of the most important turning points in the book as Job shifts from defending himself before his friends to speaking directly to God. We spend concentrated time in Job chapters 13 and 14, watching Job dismantle the shallow theology being projected onto him and openly challenge his friends for misrepresenting God. We talk through the courtroom language Job uses, how his words echo later confrontations Jesus would have with the Pharisees, and why Job's desire to speak with El Shaddai reveals a deep longing for grace, mediation, and honest access to God long before Sinai. We also bring the text into real life, discussing suffering that has no clear cause, the temptation to assume hardship equals punishment, and how these same questions surface today in business loss, health struggles, and personal crises. As usual, the listener comments play a central role in shaping this discussion, with our desire that this effort be a shared journey of learning together rather than a detached study.What truly sets this episode apart for us is the emotional weight and transparency that unfolds as Elaine reads Job's words slowly and without rushing to resolution. We explore Job's hope-filled imagery of resurrection, his plea for God to withdraw His hand so real conversation can happen, and his refusal to hide behind religious language. The conversation naturally weaves Genesis, Adam's hiding, the longing to be clothed rather than exposed, and the danger of theological systems that silence pain instead of sitting with it. If you have ever felt worn down by easy answers, unheard in your suffering, or hungry for a faith that allows real questions, this conversation will be an encouragement to you.Here is a link to Toni Driver's YouTube Music Channel!!!https://youtube.com/@tonidriver1518?si=hvzHwHK1bi6P68TQIf you'd like to see the video of this discussion, hop on over to our Patreon page by clicking the link below:https://www.patreon.com/posts/150165047?collection=1984098Thanks for listening!

A @Christadelphians Video: This Audio Book by Harry Tennant (read by Paul Cresswell) invites us to pursue a path through the Word of God whilst examining the faith of a Christadelphian.It deals freely and in detail with the things which Christadelphians believe and do, and what their organisation and way of life are like.The community has borne the name Christadelphian since the latter half of the 19th century. The name is intended to cover three words: 'Brethren in Christ'. Christadelphians are to be found in countries all over the world. They are bound together by a common faith in the gospel preached by Jesus Christ and his apostles in the first century.It was this faith and its appeal to men and women from all walks of life which brought the community into existence.This series will clearly show how the Christadelphian faith rests squarely and solely on the Bible as the Word of God.And the true Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God - Romans 10:17.**[Revealing] Discover the foundational beliefs of the Christadelphians in this outstanding and insightful Bible talk by Harry Tennant. Based on his thought-provoking book, this expositional presentation provides a clear, Scripture-based guide to what Christadelphians believe and preach. Explore the coherent Biblical hope centered on God's purpose from creation to the coming Kingdom. A wonderful resource for sincere seekers of truth.* Join us for this thought-provoking and insightful sixth installment in our series, as Brother Harry Tennant presents an outstanding expositional study on the foundational question: "Who is King?" This wonderful and revealing presentation traces the biblical theme of God's Kingdom from the peace of Eden, through humanity's rebellion, to the glorious hope found only in Jesus Christ. Discover why true peace is impossible without God's reign and how Christ alone provides the ultimate answer to our world's deepest needs.**Chapters:**00:00 - Introduction: Who is King?00:38 - The Original Peace and Rebellion02:29 - The Dominion of Sin and Death04:36 - The Prayer for God's Kingdom to Come05:57 - The Meaning of Hallowing God's Name09:45 - The Power in the Names of Jesus and Christ12:12 - The Names of God: Almighty and Yahweh16:43 - God's Covenant Name and His Promises20:01 - God's Chosen Method: The Nation of Israel23:08 - Objections and God's Purpose for Israel26:43 - Israel as the Kingdom of God30:29 - The Throne of David and Human Frailty32:08 - The Division and Fall of the Kingdoms33:31 - A Kingdom Overturned, A Promise Given34:34 - Lamentation and Hope35:27 - Conclusion and Call to Action**Bible Verses Referenced:**

He Is Series Day #4 El Shaddai (God Almighty) Genesis 17:1 “When Abram was ninety-nine years old, the Lord appeared to Abram, and said to him, ‘I am God Almighty; walk before me, and be blameless.” Today's name for God is El Shaddai. This means God Almighty. This verse is what God says to Abram right before He makes a covenant with Him and changes His name to Abraham. God promises Abraham that he will be the father of many nations and that his descendants will be too numerous to count. God made this covenant with Abraham 25 years before Abraham and his wife, Sarah, had a child together. I want to go into a bit of detail about this timeline because I have always heard that Abraham had to wait 25 years, but when I read further into Genesis Chapter 17, God tells Abraham that he will have the baby in one year. Here is a quick summary of the timeline. When Abram is 75 years old, God first calls him and tells him that he will be the father of nations. (Genesis 12:1-4) Then, after 15 years, Sarah gets tired of waiting and, honestly, probably starts to question whether the promise will come true. So, Sarah gives her handmaid to Abram, and they have a baby together. Abram is 86 when Ismael is born. (Gene 16:16) Then, 13 years later, God returns, and that is where this verse picks up. God changes their names to Abraham and Sarah and promises that Sarah will conceive within one year. At this point, Abraham is 99 years old. This is important to know because sometimes we think that if God is making a covenant with us and has a plan for our lives, then we will automatically see that plan come to pass. We start to doubt that God really has a plan for us when we don't see immediate signs. Or maybe we are ok waiting for a few weeks or a few months, but what if we needed to wait 25 years? I am not a fan of waiting. God and I talk about this all the time. I am continually asking why we can't go with my timeline rather than His. I am sure I am not the only one who asks Him this question. Do you ever feel tired of waiting? Do you ever wonder if it is really going to happen, since you have been waiting so long? I definitely know people who gave up hope that the thing they were praying for would happen. This is not unusual. It is hard to wait for God's time. Even Abraham and Sarah, who were chosen by God to be the parents of nations, got tired of waiting for God to give them a baby and took it into their own hands. Have you ever done this before? Have you ever gotten tired of waiting for the Lord to find you the right boyfriend/girlfriend and settled for the wrong one? Have you ever decided to do something, even though you were pretty sure it wasn't right, just because you wanted the dream to come true? When we force situations to fulfil God's promises, instead of letting God fill them in His perfect timing, things never work out well. I know waiting is hard. It is especially hard if you are waiting on something that you feel has a time limit. For instance, if you want to have a family and you feel your biological clock is ticking, it may be very hard to wait on the Lord. And I know it is easy to say that Sarah gave birth long after her childbearing days were over, but it's another thing to believe it can happen in this day and age. God will come through for you. It just requires a whole lot of patience to wait on Him. I have a friend who really wanted to be married and have a family. She was in her forties and feeling like it was never going to happen. However, she kept trying to hope that it would happen. She kept trying to believe God would come through and fulfill her deepest desires. This summer, she will have been married for two years to a man who is perfect for her. The two of them just make so much sense together. They even have the same sense of humor. It's so sweet to see them together! God will answer your prayers, too! Whenever I said this name for the Lord in this episode, a song instantly came into my head. It is a great song to demonstrate how Almight our God is! The song is titled Good God Almighty and it is sung by Crowder. I am going to share that song with you now.   [Verse 1] I can't count the times I've called Your name some broken night And You showed up and patched me up like You do every time I get amnesia, I forget that you keep coming around Yeah, ain't no way You'll ever let me down I love this verse because it reminds us that every time we call out to the Lord, He shows up. It also reminds us that we can cry out to him when we are broken; we don't have to wait until we fix ourselves before we do. I also love the imagery when the song says, you showed up and patched me up like you do every time. God is going to come and help you every time. Not sometimes, not occasionally, EVERYTIME! I also like how it shows us we are not alone when we forget that God is there, or when we forget to call out to Him. We forget that God won't ever let us down! [Chorus] Good God Almighty, I hope You'll find me Praising Your name, no matter what comes 'Cause I know where I'd be without Your mercy So I keep praising Your name at the top of my lungs If you have been listening to this podcast for a while, you know how much I love praise. So, you can see why I love this chorus. Crowder is saying that he hopes the Lord will find him praising His name no matter what comes his way. I pray this for each one of you. I pray, no matter what situation you are in, that the Lord will find you praising His name. Praise will change your situation so much faster than anything else will. I also love the line that says, “'Cause I know where I'd be without Your mercy.” Where would I be without God's mercy? Where would you be without God's mercy? [Post-Chorus] Tell me, is He good? (He's good) Tell me, is He God? (He's God) Hе is Good God Almighty [Verse 2] You say Your love goes on forevеr, that Your mercy never stops So why would I assume you'll be somebody that you're not? Like sun in the morning, I know You're gonna be there every day So what on Earth could make me be afraid? This verse is great because it reminds us that God is who He says He is. If He says His love is forever, and His mercy never stops, then why would we assume, or why do we worry that He will stop loving us or that He won't forgive us? I also love the reminder that just as the sun rises every single morning, so too will God be with us every single day! [Bridge] Praise Him in the morning, praise Him in the noon time Praise Him when the sun goes down Love Him in the morning, love Him in the noon time Love Him when the sun goes down This bridge is great because it reminds us how important it is to praise God all throughout the day. It is also important to love him all throughout the day. I don't know how much you praise the Lord, but if you praise Him more, you will notice a difference in your life. You will begin to notice that you are less negative and more open to those around you. You will see more good than bad when your focus is on praise. [Outro] Jesus in the morning, Jesus in the noon time Jesus when the sun goes down Jesus in the morning, Jesus in the noon time Jesus when the sun goes down And this ending couldn't be better. If we focus on God throughout our entire day, we will see how good El Shaddai really is. It is important to invite God into each part of your day. It doesn't have to take long. You don't have to spend 30 minutes praying in the morning, at noon, and when the sun goes down. But you could take a quick moment to pause and to invite the Lord into whatever you are doing. It will make things run smoother if you invite the Lord into it. The two main things to remember today. First, God is the Almighty one. His plan is better than your plan, and His timing is better than your timing! Second, sometimes God will give you a promise without a timeline. We don't know when God will decide it is time for that plan to be fulfilled. However, if we rush it and try to take it into our own hands, it never turns out the way we thought. It might still work out, but it won't be as amazing as the plan God had for us if we had just waited for it. Actually, there is one more thing: praise God while you wait. It will make the waiting time more bearable. Dear El Shaddai, I ask you to bless all those listening to this episode today. Lord, you are amazing. You are the Lord God Almighty, and I am so grateful for all you do for us. Lord, please help us to have the patience and hope to wait for your perfect timing. Give us the strength and wisdom we need to not take things into our own hands. We love you and we ask all of this in accordance with your will and in Jesus's holy name, Amen! Thank you so much for joining me on this journey to walk boldly with Jesus. If you are enjoying this He Is series where we are learning more about who God is, please share it with a friend. I look forward to seeing you here tomorrow. Remember, Jesus loves you just as you are, and so do I! God is on your side and we are both rooting for you! Have a blessed day! Today's Word from the Lord was received in September 2025 by a member of my Catholic Charismatic Prayer Group. If you have any questions about the prayer group, these words, or how to join us for a meeting, please email CatholicCharismaticPrayerGroup@gmail.com. Today's Word from the Lord is, “Do not let circumstances frighten you. I am above all circumstances, all situations. Anything that can come at you does not come at you without my permission. 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In this powerful teaching, Prophet Robin-Huws Barnes explores the biblical revelation of God's names and how they progressively reveal His nature and character. From Elohim in creation to Yahweh, El Shaddai, El Elyon, and others, Scripture shows that every encounter with God unveils a different dimension of who He is. However, the ultimate revelation comes through Jesus Christ, who reveals God not merely as a distant divine being, but as “Abba Father.” Understanding these names helps believers grasp the mind of Christ concerning God and deepens our relationship with Him. Each name reveals a dimension of God's character—His power, provision, healing, faithfulness, and closeness to His people. Ultimately, Jesus brings the greatest revelation: God is our Father, inviting us into intimacy, identity, and inheritance as His children.   Key Teaching Points 1. Jesus Came to Reveal the Father The foundation of Jesus' life, ministry, and identity was His relationship with the Father. To understand the mind of Christ, believers must understand how Jesus relates to God as Father. Christ reveals the true nature of God beyond religious concepts. 2. God Revealed Himself Progressively Through His Names In the Old Testament, God revealed aspects of His nature through different names. Elohim – The Supreme Creator Refers to God as the mighty divine being and creator. Though the term could refer to divine beings, God is the Elohim above all Elohim. Scripture: Genesis 1:1 Yahweh – The Self-Existent One Revealed to Moses at the burning bush. Means “I Am Who I Am.” Shows that God is: Self-existent Eternal Covenantally faithful Personally involved with His people. Scripture: Exodus 3:14-15 El Elyon – God Most High Revealed after Abraham's victory over multiple kings. Shows God as the supreme authority who grants victory. Scripture: Genesis 14:18-20 El Shaddai – God Almighty Revealed when God made covenant with Abraham. Emphasizes God's power to fulfil His promises and sustain His covenant. Scripture: Genesis 17:1-4 El Olam – The Everlasting God Declares God's eternal and unchanging nature. Scripture: Genesis 21:33 El Roi – The God Who Sees Revealed to Hagar in the wilderness. Shows that God sees the suffering and needs of His people. Scripture: Genesis 16:13 Yahweh Jireh – The Lord Will Provide Revealed when God provided a ram for Abraham instead of Isaac. God provides because He sees the need. Scripture: Genesis 22:13-14 Yahweh Rapha – The Lord Who Heals Revealed to Israel after leaving Egypt. Healing was connected to covenant obedience and divine health. Scripture: Exodus 15:26 Yahweh Nissi – The Lord My Banner Revealed during Israel's battle with Amalek. God is the banner of victory over His people. Scripture: Exodus 17:15 Core Revelation: God as Abba Father While the Old Testament revealed many dimensions of God, Jesus revealed the greatest truth — God is Father. “Abba” expresses: Intimacy Relationship Trust Identity as children of God Through Christ, believers move from simply knowing God by titles to experiencing Him as a loving Father.

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Season 4 Episode 05 Topic: More Than Enough When God revealed Himself as El Shaddai, He was speaking to Abraham, an aging man waiting on a promise that felt impossible. In this episode, we'll explore how God's power meets human limitation and how His sufficiency sustains us when our strength runs out. We'll unpack the nurturing, life-giving nature of El Shaddai and why His might is always paired with compassion. Scriptures: Genesis 17:1-8, Genesis 28:1-4, Genesis 35:9-15, Genesis 43:11-14, Job 5:17, Matthew 19:26, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Revelation 1:8 Black girl Bible is a podcast that speaks on her experience as a woman and uses the Bible to provide Godly advice on how to navigate through this world as a young woman. New podcasts every Monday. Each week will feature a different topic, coupled with some of my experiences as a young woman. I utilize songs, prayer, and scriptures to provide Godly advice relating to each topic.

Looking for a faith that feels like home rather than a test you keep failing? We welcome author Tamara Woldridge to unpack her new guided study, Discover Your Amazing God, and the legacy of her late mother whose passion for the names of God shaped this work. What unfolds is a candid, warm journey from religious performance to covenant relationship—a shift that reframes how we see Scripture, ourselves, and a God who meets us in our mess.Tamara shares the crossroads moment of choosing God amid her parents' divorce, then helps dismantle the myths that keep so many of us at arm's length: the fear of a punitive God, confusion about evil in a world of free will, and the ache some feel toward the word father. Through vivid, ancient images of covenant—like mixed salt that cannot be separated—she reveals a faithful God whose promises rest on His character, not our perfection. This lens ties the Old and New Testaments together and eases the tension between justice and mercy, showing a righteous judge who guards love rather than a tyrant hungry to punish.We dive into the names of God—Elohim, Adonai, El Shaddai, El Roi, Yahweh, Shepherd, Shalom—and discover how each name opens a facet of God's heart: Creator, Door to Life, All-Sufficient One, the God Who Sees, the One who guides and brings peace. For listeners carrying wounds from imperfect fathers, these names become stepping stones toward trust by looking at Jesus, who shows the Father perfectly. Along the way, Tamara speaks tenderly about grief and hope, holding fast to the God of the living and the identity we carry as sons and daughters in covenant, not commodities of culture.Whether you're a long-time churchgoer who craves more than rules, a new believer sick of striving, or a seeker drawn by curiosity, this conversation offers a steadying path. Come as you are, meet a God who is closer than your fear, and find your footing in a love that endures. If this resonates, subscribe, share with a friend who needs it, and leave a review—then tell us: which name of God speaks to you today? Buy the book: https://amzn.to/3OwEKUxSupport the showElsa's AMAZON STORE Elsa's FAITH & FREEDOM MERCH STORE Elsa's BOOKSElsa Kurt: You may know her for her uncanny, viral Kamala Harris impressions & conservative comedy skits, but she's also a lifelong Patriot & longtime Police Wife. She has channeled her fierce love and passion for God, family, country, and those who serve as the creator, Executive Producer & Host of the Elsa Kurt Show with Clay Novak. Her show discusses today's topics & news from a middle class/blue collar family & conservative perspective. The vocal LEOW's career began as a multi-genre author who has penned over 25 books, including twelve contemporary women's novels. Clay Novak: Clay Novak was commissioned in 1995 as a Second Lieutenant of Infantry and served as an officer for twenty four years in Mechanized Infantry, Airborne Infantry, and Cavalry units . He retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in 2019. Clay is a graduate of the U.S. Army Ranger School and is a Master Rated Parachutist, serving for more th...

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Genesis 17 // Jonathan NeefThis sermon explores the profound developments in Genesis 17, where God appears to a ninety-nine-year-old Abram to reaffirm his promises. We examine the introduction of God as El Shaddai (God Almighty), the significant name changes for both Abraham and Sarah, and the institution of circumcision as a permanent physical sign of the covenant. The message focuses on the necessity of walking blamelessly before God and the assurance that nothing is too difficult for the Lord, even when human circumstances seem impossible.SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49556195 PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2542/responses/new26.02.01

The Blessing Of El Shaddai | Pastor Lanre Onasanya | Sun. Feb. 1, 2026 by Promise of Life Church

Genesis 17 // Jacob NannieThis sermon explores the profound developments in Genesis 17, where God appears to a ninety-nine-year-old Abram to reaffirm his promises. We examine the introduction of God as El Shaddai (God Almighty), the significant name changes for both Abraham and Sarah, and the institution of circumcision as a permanent physical sign of the covenant. The message focuses on the necessity of walking blamelessly before God and the assurance that nothing is too difficult for the Lord, even when human circumstances seem impossible.SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49556197 PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2553/responses/new26.02.01

Genesis 17 // Bill GormanThis sermon explores the profound developments in Genesis 17, where God appears to a ninety-nine-year-old Abram to reaffirm his promises. We examine the introduction of God as El Shaddai (God Almighty), the significant name changes for both Abraham and Sarah, and the institution of circumcision as a permanent physical sign of the covenant. The message focuses on the necessity of walking blamelessly before God and the assurance that nothing is too difficult for the Lord, even when human circumstances seem impossible.SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49556199 PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2546/responses/new26.02.01

Genesis 17 // Rachel NesseThis sermon explores the profound developments in Genesis 17, where God appears to a ninety-nine-year-old Abram to reaffirm his promises. We examine the introduction of God as El Shaddai (God Almighty), the significant name changes for both Abraham and Sarah, and the institution of circumcision as a permanent physical sign of the covenant. The message focuses on the necessity of walking blamelessly before God and the assurance that nothing is too difficult for the Lord, even when human circumstances seem impossible.SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49556194 PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2574/responses/new26.02.01

In this powerful prophetic message, Dr. Candice reveals what is happening in the Spirit as we cross into the biblical month of Shevat—a season of abundance, fruitfulness, new growth, and the Hebrew New Year of Trees. She explains the Torah portions of Vayéra, Bo, and B'shalach, showing how God appears, comes to redeem, and causes Pharaoh—the enemy—to let go.If you've been experiencing intense spiritual warfare, this episode exposes why: God is revealing hidden idols, tearing down false foundations, and preparing you for divine alignment, acceleration, and promotion. Through the Exodus readings of Exodus 6–13, Dr. Candice shares how God is judging the “gods of Egypt” in your life—patterns, habits, and false sources of provision, protection, and acceptance.This month, the Lord is pruning, refining, and repositioning you for your Nissan crossover, your next-level destiny, and the blessing written in your scroll of destiny. This is a time for praying, fasting, giving, repentance, and realignment so you can step into the fullness of your calling without the idols, burdens, and generational blockages of the past.

This week we pick up the Names of God Series with the Name of God: El Shaddai. This name of God means:  The All Sufficient One – The God of the Mountains, God Almighty   This name of God marries the characteristics of God's Power and Might with His tenderness and nurturing care.  God is truly our all-sufficient one. He is the one who will always be there for us. He is our protector. He loves us unconditionally and He is the one who holds us when everything around us is falling apart.     You can connect with me or order my books on my website here: https://debbiekitterman.com/ click on the store tab and choose the book(s) you would like to view under the book tab.   OR on Amazon here using my affiliate links:    Legacy: The Lost Art of Blessing  http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNJNNHKY/ref=nosim?tag=da2he-20   Releasing God's Heart through Hearing His Voice:  http://www.amazon.com/dp/0615316220/ref=nosim?tag=da2he-20   The Gift of Prophetic Encouragement: Hearing the Word of God for Others:  http://www.amazon.com/dp/0800798864/ref=nosim?tag=da2he-20   The Gift of Prophetic Encouragement Bible Study: Living a Lifestyle of Encouragement  http://www.amazon.com/dp/B083J3RCYP/ref=nosim?tag=da2he-20   Symbolism Reference Guide & Dream Journal: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0984012346/ref=nosim?tag=da2he-20  

Dancehall is full of energy, competition, and pressure, and El Shaddai (Dolly Don) isn't holding back. On this episode of WNW Podcast, she opens up about what's really happening in dancehall — from the current clashes to the riddims everyone's running, including the hottest one right now by DJ Mac Wyfl.El Shaddai talks about her dream stage, how her upbringing pulled her into dancehall, and how her personality shows up in her music. She also shares her experiences as a woman in a male-dominated industry, the biggest obstacles she's faced, and the hardest lessons she's learned along the way.We play a fun Artist vs Artist and Producer vs Producer game, and her answers are honest, unfiltered, and surprising. This episode gives a real look into dancehall culture, music, and empowerment, showing how El Shaddai is carving her own lane in the industry.Bonus / Patreon: Exclusive behind-the-scenes moments and uncut energy from this episode are available on Patreon: Weed & Whiskey  All episodes are recorded edited and owned by Weed & WhiskeySubscribe to our YOUTUBE for videos of our episodes and more!Follow Us on INSTAGRAM for clips & more!

Génesis 35:11 “Yo soy El-Shaddai, ‘Dios Todopoderoso'. Sé fructífero y multiplícate… ¡habrá reyes entre tus descendientes!”Jacob viene de procesos, de correcciones, de volver a Betel.Y ahí, en medio del regreso, Dios no le recuerda sus errores…le recuerda quién Él es.

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Exodus

In this episode of the In Her Image podcast, host Meg Rittmanic explores the concept of the Divine Feminine as represented in the story of David from the Old Testament. Through a detailed analysis of the animated film 'David' and the original Hebrew texts, she uncovers the nurturing aspects of God, particularly through the name El Shaddai. The conversation delves into the symbolism of the almond tree, the significance of David's anointing, and the role of women in his life. Meg emphasizes the importance of receptivity and weaving as metaphors for understanding life's complexities, while also highlighting the maternal imagery present in David's Psalms. The episode concludes with a call to embrace the Divine Feminine in our own lives, recognizing the nurturing presence of God Almighty.

Exodus

Exodus

Génesis 17:1-2 “…el Señor se le apareció y le dijo: «Yo soy El-Shaddai, “Dios Todopoderoso”. Sírveme con fidelidad y lleva una vida intachable. 2 Yo haré un pacto contigo..”Antes de prometer, Dios se presenta.Antes de multiplicar, revela quién Él es.El orden de Dios nunca es accidental.El-Shaddai no es solo el Dios que puede; es el Dios que sostiene, nutre y acompaña hasta que la promesa madura. Abraham no necesitaba un nuevo plan, necesitaba una visión más grande de Dios. Cuando tu visión de Dios crece, tu fe deja de depender de las circunstancias.El pacto no es perfección, es dirección del corazón. Vivir delante de Dios es vivir sin máscaras, con un corazón alineado. Por eso Dios no cambió primero la realidad de Abraham, cambió su identidad. Primero el nombre, luego el cumplimiento.

Kelly and Branden Bishop are joined by Sabata to discuss his background as martial artist and his social media El Shaddai on facebook and on Instagram dojolife_ Episode recorded 12/19/2025.

On Chris Fabry Live, that singer, songwriter, author and traveling troubadour of the soul, Michael Card is back. You know him from songs like "El Shaddai," "Love Crucified Arose," and many others about the life and ministry of Jesus. And we’re going to talk specifically about the miracle of the incarnation and what it means to us today. Don’t miss a conversation with Michael Card on Chris Fabry Live. Featured resources:The Promise CD by Michael Card (Songs aired: "We Will Find Him;" "Joseph's Song;" "What Her Heart Remembered;" "Vicit Agnus Noster")Keith and Kristyn Getty "Home for Christmas" Free Concert Livestream: December 19, 2025 December thank you gift:Hosanna in Excelsis: Hymns and Devotions for the Christmas Season by David & Barbara Leeman Chris Fabry Live is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Back Fence Partner: https://moodyradio.org/donateto/chrisfabrylive/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Encore: a repeated performance.As we approach the end of 2025, we decided to do an encore of eight episodes from the past six years. With a new intro for each episode recorded by Eric Ludy and Nathan Johnson, we hope these encores will stir your soul toward Jesus and introduce you to previous series that you can explore. El Shaddai – God Almighty (Nathan Johnson)Originally recorded in 2023 as a part of his series Behold Our God … There is a twofold profundity with God's name El Shaddai (God Almighty) – it points to His overpowering strength (like a mountain) and His gentle, nourishing supply (like a mother's breast). In this message, Nathan examines the name El Shaddai, how it unveils Christ as the all-sufficient one, and four ways we can practically live in light of Jesus being El Shaddai in our lives.Explore and watch/listen to the series Behold Our GodGet the audiobook version of this series with the notes ------------» Take these studies deeper and be discipled in person by Eric, Nathan, Leslie, and the team at Ellerslie in one of our upcoming discipleship programs – learn more at: https://ellerslie.com/be-discipled/» Receive our free “Five Keys to Walking Through Difficulty” PDF by going to: https://ellerslie.com/subscribe/» For more information about Daily Thunder and the ministry of Ellerslie Mission Society, please visit: https://ellerslie.com/daily» If you have been blessed by Ellerslie, consider partnering with the ministry by donating at: https://ellerslie.com/donate/

Rediscovering the Lost Art of Walking with God | KIB 505 Kingdom Intelligence Briefing Description A heartfelt Veterans Day prayer, candid talk on current events, and a deeply practical call to walk with God continually—not just in set "prayer times." Dr. Michael and Mary Lou Lake unpack the Hebraic pattern of halikha (walking), Genesis 17's call to be tamiym (complete), the friendship of God that grows through constant conversation, and how everyday listening births real intercession that can change lives. In this episode (KIB 505): Veterans Day gratitude & prayer for healing, provision, and justice Discerning the times without fear—and praying for spiritual awakening Why "talking with God all day" transforms prayer closet power Abraham's journey (Gen 17) and the invitation to walk before God as El Shaddai supplies every need Acts 4 boldness: being recognized as those who have been with Jesus Isaiah 11's seven-fold Spirit and cultivating holy reverence Practical stories: technical problems solved through dialogue with God, unexpected intercessions, and the joy that returns to daily obedience Scripture references (ESV): Genesis 17:1, Matthew 6:7–8, Acts 4:13, Isaiah 11:1–3.