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In this enlightening episode of SOLO LIVING, we dive deep into the power of self-love, personal growth, and the importance of living alone. With Insights by the renowned Dr. Joe Dispenza, we explore how living solo can be a transformative experience for mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. For Books by Podcast Host Visit: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B094XH8SKS/about #LivingAlone #SelfLove #PersonalGrowth #DrJoeDispenza #SolitudeEmpowerment #EmotionalHealing #SelfAwareness #AloneTime #Mindfulness #UnlockYourPotential #InnerPeace #MentalHealth #PersonalTransformation #EmpowerYourself #SelfDiscovery #FreedomInSolitude
Welcome to Episode 199 of the Thinklings Podcast! We hope your summer is going super well and you're reading tons of great books and discussing them with your friends! For Books & Business, Thinkling Carter mentions Reading Biblical Poetry by J.P. Fokkelman. We get a glimpse of Random Tim, and Thinkling Stearns gives his final analysis of Wisdom of the Bullfrog, which he mentioned first a few episodes back. Thinkling Carter wraps up the episode with a final meditation from Psalm 84. Main Topics in Episode 199: Books & Business Reading Biblical Poetry - J.P. Fokkelman Wisdom of the Bullfrog - William H. McRaven Random Tim Psalm 84 Final Meditation: Thinkling Carter shares a final meditation from Psalm 84.
Welcome to Episode 198 of the Thinklings Podcast! We hope your summer is going super well and you're reading tons of great books and discussing them with your friends! For Books & Business, Thinkling Little discusses Chaim Weitzman: A Biography, Thinkling Stearns discusses a few more C.S. Lewis quotes from Quotable Lewis, and Thinkling Carter mentions a random blog he is working on (and will be posted soon)! Thinkling Stearns wraps up the episode with a final meditation from Psalm 119. Main Topics in Episode 198: Books & Business Chaim Weitzman: A Biography Quotable Lewis - C.S. Lewis Cliff Notes on Suits Psalm 119 Final Meditation: Thinkling Stearns shares a final meditation from Psalm 119.
Welcome to Episode 197 of the Thinklings Podcast! We hope your summer is going super well and you're reading tons of great books and discussing them with your friends! For Books & Business, Thinkling Carter discusses the Wedding Wisdom poem he crafted for Andy's Wedding, Thinklings Little mentions The Phoenix and The Carpet by E. Nesbit, and Thinkling Stearns shares a few more C.S. Lewis quotes and mentions a book he has started, The Trinity: An Introduction by Scott R. Swain! Thinkling Little wraps up the episode with a final meditation on wedding metaphors in Scripture, focusing on the Song and Ephesians 5, etc.! Main Topics in Episode 197: Books & Business Poetry The Phoenix and The Carpet - E. Nesbit C.S. Lewis The Trinity: An Introduction - Scott R. Swain Song of Solomon Ephesians 5 Final Meditation: Thinkling Little shares a final meditation from The Song and Ephesians 5.
Welcome to Episode 196 of the Thinklings Podcast! We hope your summer is going super well and you're reading tons of great books and discussing them with your friends! Welcome back, Random Tim! For Books & Business, Thinkling Stearns discusses Wisdom of the Bullfrog by William H. McRaven, Thinklings Carter mentions a Ransom Cycle guidebook he is reading, and Thinkling Little discusses Faith Publications! Thinkling Stearns wraps up the episode with a final meditation on Romans 1! Main Topics in Episode 196: Books & Business Wisdom of the Bullfrog - William H. McRaven A Compass for Deep Heaven - Diana Glyer To Be a Jew Today Random Tim Faith Publications Psalm 1 Final Meditation: Thinkling Carter shares a final meditation from Psalm 1.
Welcome to Episode 195 of the Thinklings Podcast! A quick heads up: there is a moment or two in the episode where you will experience some feedback. We did not realize this was happening until after the fact, and a few portions were unavoidable in the editing process. Thank you for your patience in enduring these as you listen. We hope they will be few and short! We hope your summer is going super well and you're reading tons of great books and discussing them with your friends! This was the first episode we recorded after Thinklings Stearns' wedding! The front end involves a good bit of catching up. There are a handful of fun stories and tidbits before we get to Books & Business! For Books & Business, Thinkling Little discusses To Be a Jew Today by Noah Feldman (a title he picked up at the public library!), Thinklings Stearns reflects on a recent blog and shares a couple more C.S. Lewis quotes, and Thinkling Carter reads a poem he wrote around and for Andy's wedding! Thinkling Stearns wraps up the episode with a final meditation on Romans 1! Main Topics in Episode 195: Books & Business Brickhouse Coffee Co. An Experiment in Criticism - C.S. Lewis To Be a Jew Today - Noah Feldman Romans 1 Final Meditation: Thinkling Stearns shares a final meditation from Romans 1.
Welcome to Episode 175 of The Thinklings Podcast! In this episode, we do our usual things: we drink coffee, we talk about recent events and listener interaction, we get around to Books & Business, and we discuss Divorce & Remarriage in the main content. For Books & Business, Thinkling Little discusses Knowable Word by Peter Krol (and ranks it 7 on the Thinklings' Goodness Scale). Thinkling Stearns discusses A Gospel Primer by Milton Vincent (and ranks it a 7 on the Thinklings' Goodness Scale). We discussed this for a few extra minutes, so we hope you enjoy our banter! Thinkling Carter rounds out Books & Business by discussing the origins and his finishing of Song of Songs for Singles by Tim & Angela Little. With Stearn's help, we decided to rank it a 6 (plus 4, so 10) on the Thinklings' Goodness Scale! The main content and meditation from God's Word come together in this episode as Thinkling Little discusses marriage, divorce, and remarriage. Our discussion lasts awhile in this episode, so we hope you enjoy an extended episode. We might come back to this again as well, so please email us if you have any additional questions regarding this topic. Key Ideas in Episode 174 - The Cloud & the Crowd Books Coffee Thinklings Inklings Song of Songs for Singles - Tim & Angela Little A Gospel Primer - Milton Vincent The Knowable Word - Peter Krol Marriage Divorce Remarriage Deuteronomy 24:1-4 Matthew 5:27-32 Matthew 19 Weekly Wisdom (2:42) Thinkling Stearns talks about the song: Oh God, Beyond All Praising. Enjoy this recording of the FBBC Chorale singing this in Germany a few years back! Books & Business (7:53) Thinkling Little discusses Knowable Word by Peter Krol (and ranks it 7 on the Thinklings' Goodness Scale). Thinkling Stearns discusses A Gospel Primer by Milton Vincent (and ranks it a 7 on the Thinklings' Goodness Scale). Thinkling Carter discusses Song of Songs for Singles by Tim & Angela Little (ranked a 6, plus 4, so 10, on the Thinklings' Goodness Scale). Main Content (26:06) Thinkling Little discusses marriage, divorce, and remarriage in this episode. The discussion extends for a while, so it's an extended episode. Listeners are encouraged to email if they have additional questions on this topic.
Welcome to Episode 174 of The Thinklings Podcast! In this episode, we do our normal things: we drink coffee, we talk about recent events and listener interaction, we get around to Books & Business, and we discuss Hebrews 1:6. For Books & Business, Thinkling Carter discusses a book gifted to him from Thinkling Stearns, The Smith of Wootton Major by Tolkien. Thinkling Little discusses a book on the Aaronic Blessing in the OT by Glodo, and Thinkling Stearns mentions A Gospel Primer by Vincent. The main content and meditation from God's Word come together in this episode as Thinkling Carter returns to his series from Hebrews 1. We had some semi-technical discussion related to the location of the OT quote in verse six, and we also discussed the overall idea of the verse and the author's point. We hope you enjoy listening to this episode! Key Ideas in Episode 174 - The Cloud & the Crowd Books Coffee Thinklings Inklings Song of Songs for Singles - Tim & Angela Little Smith of Wootton Major - J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord Bless You and Keep You - Michael Glodo A Gospel Primer - Milton Vincent Hebrews 1:6 Books & Business (1-4:55) Listener Feedback (4:55) Books & Business (7:51) The Smith of Wootton Major by J.R.R. Tolkien Book on the Aaronic Blessing in the OT by Michael Glodo A Gospel Primer by Milton Vincent Main Content (17:12)
In this Episode Brad Bright is joined by Leslee Unruh. Brad and Leslee talk about what it truly looks like to be a Christian and Pro-Life. How do you love people in truth? Leslee shares an amazing adoption story and Brad opens up about his adoption. Leslee Unruh is founder of Alpha Center pregnancy center (AlphaCenterFriends.com) and National Abstinence Clearinghouse, an organization that promotes purity and sexual integrity (Abstinence.net). Leslee led South Dakota to be the first state to ban abortion and serves as co-chair of South Dakota's Life Defense Fund (LifeDefenseFund.com). A mother and grandmother of 19 grand treasures, she and her husband, Dr. Allen Unruh, lives in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. For Books and other Resources go to: www.BrightMedia.org/Resources More about Leslee Unruh: AlphaCenterFriends.comAbstinence.NetLifeDefenseFund.com 00:00 Intro & Welcome 01:35 Alpha Center & National Abstinence Clearinghouse 04:20 How did you get started? 08:50 Truth and Love 11:30 Who Does God Love More? 12:55 How many women have you helped? 15:20 Sharing the Love of Christ 17:07 Adoption Story, Brad's Story 19:30 Whoopi Goldberg Comment 22:50 Importance of letting your Daughter knowing she's loved 25:10 What role has your relationship with God had in what you are doing today? 30:30 Wrapping people in arms of love 32:20 Greatest Success in Pro-Life Movement 36:20 Say One Thing to the Body of Christ
Jon examines a recent Meet the Press segment on Christian Nationalism.For Books: worldviewconversation.com/shopSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
If you want to grow an audience online, it's great to have a consistent newsletter. It keeps you in touch with your subscribers, and it gives you a place to test out small ideas you can later grow into big ideas. I've been delivering my Love Mondays newsletter every week for more than 100 weeks (and you can sign up here). Here's how I streamline and automate the process, so I never miss a week. Small bites of information Newsletters work great as small bites of information. Your subscribers get your newsletter right in their inboxes, so they're in a hurry. If they know they can get a quick hit or two from your newsletter, they won't put off opening it. You can see this with newsletters such as Tim Ferriss's Five Bullet Friday, or James Clear's 3-2-1 Thursday. The fact that these newsletters are full of quick hits is right there in the titles. Keeping the bites organized I design Love Mondays to have a few tiny bites of interesting things, as well as a light main dish. Each Love Mondays newsletter has a quick thought – maybe 150–300 words, about navigating the Extremistan world of making it as a creator. Plus, I have what I call “ABCs” – Aphorisms (or Quotes), Books, and Cool tools. Additionally, I may make a short announcement in the postscript. Each newsletter has the main quick thought, two ABCs, and sometimes there's a P.S., sometimes there's even an P.P.S. That's a lot of different things to think up each week, so I've designed my system so I don't have to do it all at once. Using a spreadsheet I built from a service called Airtable, I'm able to organize the ideas I'd like to share in Love Mondays, as well as Aphorisms, Books, Cool tools, and other announcements. I combine them to create each week's newsletter. My system keeps me from switching mental states trying to think up each item. The spreadsheet also allows me to track the performance of things like subject lines and clicks on items I share, so I can keep making my newsletter better. Collecting ideas Each newsletter idea starts as an even smaller idea. There's a sheet in my database that's full of some of my best-performing tweets. Using Zapier, I have an automation set up so that anytime I “like” one of my own tweets, it gets saved to this sheet in Airtable. It saves the body of the tweet, the number of favorites it has, a link to the tweet, and the date of the tweet. I “batch” my Love Mondays newsletters on a monthly basis, using the “creative system” I talked about in my book, Mind Management, Not Time Management. To begin a batch of newsletters, I start looking for ideas in this sheet of high-performing tweets. I sort them by date, then make sure the number of likes is updated on all the newest tweets. Then, I sort them by number of likes. I don't always grow the most popular tweets into newsletter ideas, but seeing the number of likes does help me get a feel for what ideas resonate with my readers better than others. Collecting Aphorisms, Books, and Cool tools I also have individual sheets in my database for Aphorisms, Books, and Cool tools. My Aphorism sheet also gets populated with a Zapier zap. If I like one of my own tweets, and it has an em dash in it (“—“), that filters the tweet into the quotes sheet, instead of my sheet of ideas. Again, I can sort quotes I've shared according to how many likes they got, to get a better feel for which ones my readers will enjoy. Other than that, I manage the sheets for Books and Cool tools manually. Reviewing the data Each week, I enter the stats from the previous week's Love Mondays newsletter. I plug in the number of subscribers it was sent to, and how many opened, to get the open rate. For Books and Cool tools, I enter how many clicks the links got, so I can see each item's click through rate. As I consider new Books and Cool tools to share, I check the performance of the past Books and Cool tools I've shared, to get an idea of what people will like. The data has been really surprising sometimes, as things I thought people would love got little interest, and things that didn't seem like a big deal got a lot. Again, the numbers aren't the only thing that decides what I share. I share a lot of things I just like, even if I don't think the highest percentage of readers will be into it. Identifying finalists I keep a big backlog on all these sheets, so I never feel pressure to think up new ideas, or new ABCs to share. I just capture things as they come. But as each new month approaches, I comb through these sheets to identify finalists I'd like to share. I just change a field in each record in Airtable, so my top candidates for tweet ideas and ABCs are at the top of each sheet, where I can later narrow them down further. Writing the drafts Once I've collected some of my favorite ideas, I write the idea section of the emails. I usually get the month's emails – four or five, depending – written in two sessions. In the first session, I write really awkward drafts. In the second session, I re-write those, and they usually come out much less awkward. I space the two sessions a week apart, so my subconscious does most of the work for me. Every once in a while, I just have a good first session and don't have to re-write – just edit a little. I do this writing in Ulysses, one newsletter after another, in one document. Before the first session, I set up the document with a simple list of dates, the body text of the tweet that serves as inspiration, and whatever other things I might want to announce in that week's newsletter. I consult the schedule of my podcast, so I can share any recent episodes, I check my other spreadsheet of podcasts that have interviewed me to make sure I've thanked them, and I check my calendar to see if there are any promotions I want to announce. Wrapping it all together Now here comes the cool part. Airtable helps me wrap my main newsletter body together with my ABCs, my announcements, and my greeting and salutation. The result is a field with all the Markdown text for the newsletter. To do this, I copy and paste the Markdown text of the main idea of the newsletter into a field. From other fields, I can select the Aphorism and/or Book and/or Cool thing I want to include in that week's newsletter. Each record for Books or Cool things already has fields for my comments and the links for the items. Once I select any ABCs, all this is added to the main body, in Markdown text. Each newsletter also has a P.S. and P.P.S. field, and if they're populated with anything, they get added onto that text, too. Scheduling Now all I have to do is copy and paste the Markdown into a translator. I then copy and paste the rich text into my email marketing platform, ActiveCampaign. Once I have the main content of all the month's newsletters written, it takes about fifteen minutes to integrate the ABCs, the announcements, and to have the newsletters scheduled and ready to go. Sign up for Love Mondays and see for yourself! There you have it. This system really helps me save creative energy, so that I'm using it to think of good ideas, instead of trying to fumble around with all the things I want to put in my newsletter. Obviously, all this could be automated even further. I'm actually surprised I haven't seen an email marketing platform that already has Airtable-like database elements for managing all the tidbits one shares in their newsletter. Maybe something for someone to build. If you want to see all this in action, be sure to sign up for Love Mondays. My readers really love them, I consistently get replies saying how much each week's idea has shifted someone's perspective. New Book: Digital Zettelkasten: Principles, Methods & Examples Learn how to think through building a database of the most interesting things you've ever read, or thought. Available direct from me, on Amazon, and everywhere else. About Your Host, David Kadavy David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start and Design for Hackers. Through the Love Your Work podcast, his Love Mondays newsletter, and self-publishing coaching David helps you make it as a creative. Follow David on: Twitter Instagram Facebook YouTube Subscribe to Love Your Work Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Stitcher YouTube RSS Email Support the show on Patreon Put your money where your mind is. Patreon lets you support independent creators like me. Support now on Patreon » Show notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/email-newsletter-process/
Ex-Fatah Leader converts to Jesus. I did this in 2009 after meeting him at a convention. Very powerful but short testimony!For Books or more info: www. evesmemoirs.com
Welcome to Season 2 of my podcast Show Heading to the Holy Land How to prepare, Plan and Pray for a life-changing Journey Everything You Need to Know to Bring Your Group to Israel But where do you start? What do you need to know? What must you do, and when, and how? Heading to the Holy Land Podcast lays it all out for you simply and clearly. Step by step, this podcast will equip you with all the practical information to enjoy a landmark journey of faith and heart. We will talk about Everything you need to know: We will talk about financial planning, travel pointers, important legal matters, what to wear, ethical, and cross-cultural considerations, and many many more things. Drawing on decades of my experience, as a professional tour guide I will answers all your questions—even the ones you might not think to ask. I want to share with you how this podcast came into reality. I have been a tour guide for more than twenty years. Those twenty years, like twenty days, passed in a blink of an eye, I did not feel the time at all. Our lives are significant in this world, and every minute of our life is valuable, especially as a teacher of scripture. I always say, “Time waits for nobody, and nobody waits for time.” since the very first group I ever guided and before gaining all this experience, many pastors Tour Leaders group members encouraged me to gather all this information. Finally, I did it! Two decades worth of material from Twins Tours & Travel were collected into this practical podcast Show Heading to the Holy Land – How to prepare, Plan, and pray for a life-changing Journey Basically, any person with a vision to bring a group to Israel, and yet has no idea where to start and what to do, this podcast show is for you – Heading to the Holy Land. Heading to the Holy Land is a Podcast Show that explains from A to Z all the steps on how to prepare a group visiting Israel. This Podcast will equip you with the right information on how to understand the Holy Land. All this is designed to help you become a GREAT and equipped Tour Leader, managing your group in Israel and even to prepare you before you arrive. One last thing, part of my vision for this podcast is to bring more kingdom transformation to the many groups that visit Israel. I long in my heart for God's people to see the Land of the Bible – Israel is full of spiritual treasures that is buried in the heart of this world in the Middle East. When you visit the Holy land, this treasure will be yours, and the Word of God will come alive in a way you haven't experienced before. I pray that this podcast show will inspire every Tour Leader, every Minister of the gospel, every church member, or even anyone even you as an individual pilgrim to come to this land of the Bible and meet with us. We invite you to join us on this podcast show that will enrich and deepen your faith in the land where Jesus walked, died, and rose from the dead. A trip to Israel is much more than just a vacation or a sightseeing trip; it is a life-transforming experience that will enable you and your group to encounter the land of the Bible and the ministry of Christ in its historical and geographical context. Touring the Holy Land is an exciting way to visit Israel yourself and share the experience with others that you bring along, it is a vocation and ministry to which many people are called. As God leads, we hope that you prayerfully consider partnering with Twins Tours in leading a group to Israel. We are here to walk you through the process, this podcast show is made for you so do not hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance or have any questions that we did not address in this podcast. We pray that you will enjoy the show and get ready and excited to visit Israel. Connect with us on Social Media & Subscribe to the YouTube channel to receive more online teachings. A new online teaching program on my YouTube channel - Subscribe for FREE - No Payments or Personal info required— or send me your email to receive my online teachings in the near future. Please Share! For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Feel free to email me if you like to join the new online video teachings andremoubarak@gmail.com For Free online Courses click the link below www.andremoubarak.com Blessings
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Feel free to email me if you like to join the new online video teachings andremoubarak@gmail.com
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 10–- Last day in Jerusalem Late-morning check out from hotel The Road To Emmaus Tel Azeka the Elah Valley Drive to Airport. Depends on the flight Departure time.
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For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 10–- Last day in Jerusalem Late-morning check out from hotel The Road To Emmaus Tel Azeka and the Elah Valley Drive to Airport. Depends on the flight Departure time.
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 9 –- The City of the Kings - God establishes his Temple in Jerusalem. The Garden Tomb Davidson center - The southern steps - Pentecost Western Wall Farewell Dinner outside the Hotel & our last night in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 9 –- The City of the Kings - God establishes his Temple in Jerusalem. The Garden Tomb Davidson center - The southern steps - Pentecost Western Wall Farewell Dinner outside the Hotel & our last night in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 9 –- The City of the Kings - God establishes his Temple in Jerusalem. The Garden Tomb The Upper Room - Pentecost Davidson center - The southern steps Western Wall Farewell Dinner outside the Hotel & our last night in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 8 - IN THE STEPS OF JESUS – Crucifixion, Death, Burial and Resurrection - Theme - Last week of Jesus life in Jerusalem Mount of Olives – Overlook and Palm Sunday Route Dominus Flevit Church, where Jesus Wept over Jerusalem Mt Zion - Cenacle / Upper Room Garden of Gethsemane - Church of Agony Walk through kidron to Caifas House Antonia Fortress (Praetorian) where Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate Walking from Jaffa Gate to the Holy Sepulcher - Via Dolorosa Holy Sepulcher Church – Traditional site of Calvary/ Golgotha Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 8 - IN THE STEPS OF JESUS – Crucifixion, Death, Burial and Resurrection - Theme - Last week of Jesus life in Jerusalem Mount of Olives – Overlook and Palm Sunday Route Dominus Flevit Church, where Jesus Wept over Jerusalem Mt Zion - Cenacle / Upper Room Garden of Gethsemane - Church of Agony Walk through kidron to Caifas House Antonia Fortress (Praetorian) where Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate Walking from Jaffa Gate to the Holy Sepulcher - Via Dolorosa Holy Sepulcher Church – Traditional site of Calvary/ Golgotha Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 8 - IN THE STEPS OF JESUS – Crucifixion, Death, Burial and Resurrection - Theme - Last week of Jesus life in Jerusalem Mount of Olives – Overlook and Palm Sunday Route Dominus Flevit Church, where Jesus Wept over Jerusalem Mt Zion - Cenacle / Upper Room Garden of Gethsemane - Church of Agony Walk through kidron to caifas House Antonia Fortress (Praetorian) where Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate Via Dolorosa Holy Sepulcher Church – Traditional site of Calvary/ Golgotha Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 8 - IN THE STEPS OF JESUS – Crucifixion, Death, Burial and Resurrection - Theme - Last week of jesus life in Jerusalem Mount of Olives – Overlook and Palm Sunday Route Dominus Flevit Church, where Jesus Wept over Jerusalem Mt Zion - Cenacle / Upper Room Garden of Gethsemane - Church of Agony Walk through kidron to caifas House Antonia Fortress (Praetorian) where Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate Via Dolorosa Holy Sepulcher Church – Traditional site of Calvary/ Golgotha Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 8 - IN THE STEPS OF JESUS – Crucifixion, Death, Burial and Resurrection - Theme - Last week of Jesus life in Jerusalem Mount of Olives – Overlook and Palm Sunday Route Dominus Flevit Church, where Jesus Wept over Jerusalem Mt Zion - Cenacle / Upper Room Garden of Gethsemane - Church of Agony Walk through kidron to caifas House Antonia Fortress (Praetorian) where Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate Via Dolorosa Holy Sepulcher Church – Traditional site of Calvary/ Golgotha Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 7 –- Theme - Light to the Nations - The Gentile Pentecost: Megiddo Mt. Carmel: Elijah vs. Priests of Baal Lunch – Druze Village Caesarea Maritima: home of Cornelius the God-fearing Gentile & Simon Peter's message Visit the water aqueduct along the beach Jaffa - Simon Peter Vision Drive up to Jerusalem Dinner & Overnight in jerusalem for 3 nights
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 7 –- Theme - Light to the Nations - The Gentile Pentecost: Megiddo Mt. Carmel: Elijah vs. Priests of Baal Lunch – Druze Village Caesarea Maritima: home of Cornelius the God-fearing Gentile & Simon Peter's message Visit the water aqueduct along the beach Jaffa - Simon Peter Vision Drive up to Jerusalem Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem for 3 nights
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 7 –- Theme - Light to the Nations - The Gentile Pentecost: Megiddo Mt. Carmel: Elijah vs. Priests of Baal Lunch – Druze Village Caesarea Maritima: home of Cornelius the God-fearing Gentile & Simon Peter's message Jaffa Visit the water aqueduct along the beach Drive up to Jerusalem Dinner & Overnight in jerusalem for 3 nights
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 7 –- Theme - Light to the Nations - The Gentile Pentecost: Tel Megiddo Mt. Carmel: Elijah vs. Priests of Baal Lunch – Druze Village Caesarea Maritima: home of Cornelius the God-fearing Gentile & Simon Peter's message Visit the water aqueduct along the beach Drive up to Jerusalem Dinner & Overnight in Jerusalem for 3 nights
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For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 6 –- The Golan Heights – Who do you say that I am ? Theme - The Roman Empire Dado Observation point - Overview the borders of lebanon Tel Dan - Visit the fortress and Altar of the tribe of Dan Caesarea Philippi - The Roman Temple of the God of Pan Mount Bental - Overview the borders of Syria Dinner & Overnight in Tiberias
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 5 - Theme - Kingdom of heaven - Becoming a Disciple of Jesus Mt. of Beatitudes - Kingdom of Heaven teaching Primacy of St. Peter - Tabgha - Jesus having Breakfast with the Disciples Capernaum - The Gospels name this fishing town as the headquarters of Jesus' ministry Lunch - St Peters Fish Boat Museum Boat Ride Valley of the Doves – short walk along the Jesus trail Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth OR Kibbutz by the Sea of Galilee.
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For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 5 - Theme - Kingdom of heaven - Becoming a Disciple of Jesus Mt. of Beatitudes, Kingdom of Heaven teaching Primacy of St. Peter - Tabgha - Jesus having Breakfast with the Disciples Capernaum - The Gospels name this fishing town as the headquarters of Jesus' ministry Lunch - St Peters Fish Boat Museum Boat Ride Valley of the Doves – short walk along the Jesus trail Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth OR Kibbutz by the Sea of Galilee.
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 5 - Theme - Kingdom of heaven - Becoming a Disciple of Jesus Mt. of Beatitudes, Kingdom of Heaven teaching Primacy of St. Peter - Tabgha - Jesus having Breakfast with the Disciples Capernaum - The Gospels name this fishing town as the headquarters of Jesus' ministry Lunch - St Peters Fish Boat Museum Boat Ride Valley of the Doves – short walk along the Jesus trail Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth OR Kibbutz by the Sea of Galilee.
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 5 - Theme - Kingdom of heaven - Becoming a Disciple of Jesus Mt. of Beatitudes, Kingdom of Heaven teaching Primacy of St. Peter - Tabgha - Jesus having Breakfast with the Disciples Capernaum - The Gospels name this fishing town as the headquarters of Jesus' ministry Lunch - St Peters Fish Boat Museum Boat Ride Valley of the Doves – short walk along the Jesus trail Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth OR Kibbutz by the Sea of Galilee.
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 4 – Nazareth - Theme - The Word Became Flesh and Dwelled Among Us - Jesus as a man Kfar Cana – First miracle, water turned to wine. The Annunciation Church, where the Word became Flesh. Nazareth Village – a delightful recreation of a Galilean Jewish village in the time of Jesus, illustrating the parables. Mt Precipice – rejection of Jesus by his hometown. Drive back to Nazareth Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 4 – Nazareth - Theme - The Word Became Flesh and Dwelled Among Us - Jesus as a man Kfar Cana – First miracle, water turned to wine. The Annunciation Church, where the Word became Flesh. Nazareth Village – a delightful recreation of a Galilean Jewish village in the time of Jesus, illustrating the parables. Mt Precipice – rejection of Jesus by his hometown. Drive back to Nazareth Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 4 – Nazareth - Theme - The Word Became Flesh and Dwelled Among Us - Jesus as a man Kfar Cana – First miracle, water turned to wine. Drive from kfar Kanna to Nazareth - Historical Jesus. The Annunciation Church, where the Word became Flesh. Nazareth Village – a delightful recreation of a Galilean Jewish village in the time of Jesus, illustrating the parables. Mt Precipice – rejection of Jesus by his hometown. Drive back to Nazareth Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 4 – Nazareth - Theme - The Word Became Flesh and Dwelled Among Us - Jesus as a man Kfar Cana – First miracle, water turned to wine. The Annunciation Church, where the Word became Flesh. Nazareth Village – a delightful recreation of a Galilean Jewish village in the time of Jesus, illustrating the parables. Mt Precipice – rejection of Jesus by his hometown. Drive back to Nazareth Dinner & Overnight in Nazareth
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 3 – Jordan River – Theme - Ministry of John the baptist - Teaching about the kingdom of heaven in the future. John the Baptizer – in the spirit of the prophet Elijah, Jericho – the City of Palms Qumran - Dead Sea Scrolls Baptismal Site Qaser Elyhoud – Bethany beyond the Jordan. Jordan Valley – we descend through the Syrian-African Great Rift Driving up the Jordan Valley to Nazareth Check into The Hotel in Nazareth for 2 nights Dinner & Overnight in a Hotel in Nazareth
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours Day 3 – Jordan River – Theme - Ministry of John the baptist - Teaching about the kingdom of heaven in the future. John the Baptizer – in the spirit of the prophet Elijah, Jericho – the City of Palms Qumran - Dead Sea Scrolls Baptismal Site Qaser Elyhoud – Bethany beyond the Jordan. Jordan Valley – we descend through the Syrian-African Great Rift Driving up the Jordan Valley to Nazareth Check into The Hotel in Nazareth for 2 nights Dinner & Overnight in a Hotel in Nazareth Texas Long horns look at the center, the plaster looks like Texas 'Hook Em'
For Books order click the link below: https://www.onefridayinjerusalem.com/shop For donations click the link below: https://www.twinstours.org/becomeapartner Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/twinstours Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/andre.moubarak Instagram: http://instagram.com/twinstours https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/jkvpmw/Session_1__Geography_of_the_Land_of_the_Bible.pdf The Geographical division of the Land (Based on Deuteronomy 1:6-8) The plain of Asher, western Galilee, Phoenician coast. Extends from Rosh Hanikra in the North to Mt. Carmel in the south. Size 5 X 20 miles. Two Rivers: Naaman River (Nahar Haman) South of Acco Kishon River. Divided Between Two Tribes. Asher Part of the ninth Solomonic District – 1 Kings 4:16. Given to Phoenicia by Solomon – 1 kings 9:10 – 14. The Plain of Sharon, Ugarit God of Forest, full of trees bushes and Kurkar Stone. Extends from Mt. Carmel in the North to the Yarkon River in the South – 60 miles. Samaria on the east and Mediterranean sea on the west. Rivers: Crocodile (Nahal Taninim ) – From Dothan and Carmel between Dor and Caesarea. Dead – From Dothan to south of Caesarea. Salt – South Natanya. Auja – Yarkon Noted for Two Harbors: Dor and Joppa. In New Testament times a third Harbor was added. It Had a tendency to swamp, causing the via maris to move from the coastland to inland to Aphek, currency waves brought sand from the delta and deposited it in the eastern coast. In Egyptian records it is mentioned by Thutmse III, Amenhotep II, Shishak and the Amarna Letters. In Assyrian records it is mentioned by Esarhaddon and Tiglath Pileser III. Mentioned by Eshmenzer of Sidon. The King was Killed by Joshua – Joshua 12:18. Given to the tribe of Manasseh – Jousha 17:7-10 In David's time, he had herds in Sharon – I Chronicles 27:29. Part of the Third Solomonic District – I Kings 4:10 -11 The inhabitants in this area began to turn to God under the preaching of Peter – Acts 9:35. Famous Flower: The Rose of Sharon (an autumn crocus) – Song of Solomon 2:1. The Prophets: Isaiah 33:9, 35:2, 65:10 in this century the soil was discovered to be exellent for citrus tees and the Sharon plain has become the major base for israel's citrus industry. The Philistine Plain, Extends from the Yarkon River in the North to Raphia in the south, to wadi elarish ( Gaza ). West medeteranian sea east Shfelah. Rivers: Rubin Sukerir Wadi el-hesi Wadi Chazzem Wadi Sheriah. Settled by the Philistines in the 12th century BC who came from Caphtor ( Crete) – Amos 9:7 The Philistines established the five cities of the Pentapolis – Joshua 13:3, Judges 3:3, I Samuel 6:16,18. The Coastline. (1) Ashdod (2) Ashkelon (3) Gaza Inland (1) Ekron (2) Gath Abraham journeyed through the land of the Philisines – Genesis 21:32-34 Moses did not choose to go that way – Exodus 13:17 Philistines control retained- Joshua 13:2-3. The Ark of the Covenant spent seven months in the Philistine Plain – I Samuel 5:1-6. David Lived in the Land of the Philistine – I Samuel 27:1-11, 29:11 in Ziglag. The Head of Saul and his Armour were carried into the Land of the Philistines – I Samuel 31:9, I Chronicles 10:9. Mentioned in Daviss Lamentation – II Samuel 1:20 Subdued by David – I Chronicles 20:4-8 Marked the border of Solomon Kingdom – II chronicles 9:26 This is where the Shunammite fled to because of the Famine – II Kings 8:2-3 The Prphets: Jeremiah 25:20, 47:1-7, Ezejiel 16:27, 57, Joel 3:4, Amos 1:6-8, 9:7, Obadiah 19, Zephaniah 2:4-7 , Zechariah 9:6.
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Well its week 2 (or 3? can't tell anymore) of the lockdown. And we at CiC have gone mad... FOR BOOKS! In this episode we have our first ever CIC Book club meeting. Also, producer Emma Borrow is on the show to tell us how she's been coping. And we have a look at the latest development in Copenhagen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Well its week 2 (or 3? can't tell anymore) of the lockdown. And we at CiC have gone mad... FOR BOOKS! In this episode we have our first ever CIC Book club meeting. Also, producer Emma Borrow is on the show to tell us how she's been coping. And we have a look at the latest development in Copenhagen.
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Get to know the hosts of Positively Outer Banks and what you can expect from the podcast moving forward. Important Links: https://www.patreon.com/positivelyouterbanks For Books: https://www.amazon.com/author/gregsmrdel https://www.amazon.com/author/jenshen For Spudmark Channel Comic: https://www.webtoons.com
If you like your cartoon hairstyles sharp and your comic observations sharper, Judy Horacek is your cartoonist. One of Australia’s most successful cartoonists (and one of our few female professionals in the business), her work ranges from wry political commentary to children’s picture books. Her nine cartoon books include children’s classics such as Where is the Green Sheep? and Good Night, Sleep Tight – both produced with long-term collaborator Mem Fox. Random Life is the latest of Horacek’s cartoon books for adults. It’s a crowdfunded collection of her recent cartoons – most first published in the Age – and many of which riff colourfully and reflectively on themes of labour and fairness, feminism and everyday life. For Books and Ideas at Montalto, Horacek talks with broadcaster Serpil Senelmis about Random Life, her career in cartoons, and her uniquely pointy take on contemporary society.
For Books & Beyond’s 50th show, Karen and Louisa celebrate by reminiscing about their best – or worst – bloopers and gaffes through the year and reveal the winner of the Diagram Prize for Oddest Title which featured in the 'Offbeat literary prizes' show. Read more on the Auckland Libraries blog: https://aucklandlibrariesblog.blogspot.com/2018/12/books-and-beyond-50th-anniversary.html Auckland Libraries' radio show Books and Beyond explores the world of books with guest authors, recommended reads, gems from the Central City Library basement and… beyond. Catch us on Planet FM 104.6, Sundays at 9.35pm. This episode originally aired on Planet FM 104.6 on 30 December 2018.
For Books of Some Substance’s 25th episode, Nick is joined by San Francisco State American Literature Professor Sarita Cannon to discuss Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon. Listen in for insight into 1970s politics, writing books like songs, the importance of myths and ancestry, and Morrison’s knack for asking all of the right questions while not giving any of the answers. And, oh yeah, that whole flying thing.
Hey Sistas, I'm so excited to share this special episode of Shalom in the City because I've been excited to share with you something I've been working on the podcast for FOR MONTHS. Actually, I've been wanting to provide this for you here on the show since before I started it. When I dreamed of starting a podcast I knew three things about myself: One: I'm obsessed with talking about Shalom. So I knew my podcast had to be all shalom all the time. And for those of you just joining the show on this episode, on the show our simple definition of the Hebraic concept of Shalom, is God's dream for wholeness, goodness, and yes, even peace for you and I right now, right where we are and every episode I invite a woman on who I think is practicing Shalom in some interesting way to share her story with us, our resident Shalom Sista is what we call her and it's been so much fun to introduce to you my friends and their passion projects. The second thing I knew about myself as a podcaster is that I love stories. I love to hear stories, learn from people who live differently than I do, and allow those stories to teach me compassion and give me inspiration for how to practice Shalom in my life. I hope that you've experienced a bit of that in the past year of podcast episodes. And finally, I knew that I would eventually bring on a panel of regular co-hosts to be our resident experts on different ways we can practice Shalom in our lives. The reason is I'm not an awesome small talker and while I love interviewing people, sometimes when I hang up with a guest, I have so many more questions and would love to invite them back on to keep talking and that's not always practical. Which is why my book club episodes with Cara are always my favorites, she and I have a fun conversations and we love to laugh with each other. Those episodes feel like a monthly check in with a dear friend. Plus, while I know so much about Shalom and I'm actively practicing it in my life, I know there are women who are better in certain areas that i can learn from them and my service to you through the podcast is to let you learn alongside me. Which is why, I'm thrilled to announce that starting in March, I am moving away from the purely interview format in order to learn more from three women who I am honored to call my friends. Each one has modeled wholehearted living in a broken world in unique and accessible ways. They're funny and kind, and intentional. But, they're just not three random women who I love, they're three women who have passions for Shalom in three distinct areas. There are three areas that I have noticed I think about peacemaking and living wholehearedly the most: 1: At home and in my community 2: In tough conversations around racial reconciliation 3: When I consume media, specifically when I read So, I had to think, if these are the areas I think about the most and where I need to most encouragement and have the most questions, wouldn't make sense to process these areas here on the podcast? I think so, because if I as your regular host and excited every single time I sit down to create an episode for you, I'll have more energy and it'll be a better conversation, one I hope inspires and encourages you. As I thought about these areas, it became pretty clear to me who I could have fun and helpful conversation with and I'm so excited to introduce them to you. The next season of the show and maybe longer, I'll be joined by these three amazing women. 1: For Shalom in our Home I'll be talking with Jerusalem Greer, an author, speaker, nest-fluffer, and World Class Pinterest Pinner. Once a month, she and I are going to be talking about what it looks like to live out Shalom in our homes and our communities, thinking about what it means to be wholehearted families, friends, and neighbors. We'll also dig into the ways that intentional spiritual practices and home traditions can produce shalom in our lives and the lives of those around us. You can find Jerusalem on her site, JerusalemGreer.com and that'll be in the show notes. Our hope is that at the end of the hour, you'll feel excited about loving your family and community, you'll try new recipes, you'll think about your rhythms, and you'll live wholeheartedly right in your home. 2: For Books you already know my book club co-host, Cara Meredith, so there's no change there. Cara can always be found on her site, Carameredith.com. Every month Cara and I will be talking about book through the lens of Shalom, what brokenness is the author address in her book and where do we see wholeness and healing in the book. Our criteria for a book club pick is non-fiction or fiction from woman of color because we know that these women's books often are not picked for book clubs. You can find the book list and join the conversation in the Shalom Sista hangout and I'll that link in the show notes. We love interacting with you about books and seeing the ways our picks stretch you to learn from authors you may never pick up. 3: And the last co-host is someone you've met before, Abby Perry. Abby was my guest for our Celebrate Shalom episode and I had always planned to have her come back on share more about the work she does with Be the Bridge, a racial reconciliation ministry lead by Tasha Morrison. Now, I know you might be asking how does this conversation fit into the show? Well, I deeply believe that we're experiencing racial tension in such profound way in our country. And Abby is uniquely gifted to help me model what does it look to have authentic conversations about race. Every episode we'll talk about our personal experiences with racial reconciliation efforts, discuss news/current events, and break down buzzwords that seem to polarize conversations before they even get started. We'll also be inviting you to submit questions or topics for us to discuss, and oh how I hope you will. This monthly hour exists entirely to be a gift to you, something that does not use its time inside your earbuds to pull you out of your immediate surroundings but to propel you deeper into them. Our prayers is that we will, by God's grace, model a conversation that is defined by charity, truth seeking, active listening listening, and testifying to this fact: Jesus has torn down the wall of hostility, making two groups one (Ephesians 2:14), and we far too often have bricks in our hands, rebuilding barriers when He has called us into open spaces. You can catch up with Abby on her site, JoyWovenDeep.com Every week I'll talk to one of these women, but the last week of the month I'll reserve for an interview because I do love to hear new stories and meet new women. So that's the first big change, the format. The second you might have picked up already and that's I'm moving to seasons. You might remember from my intro episode that I wanted to make sure I paced myself in producing the show because I'm in this for the long haul. Well, one thing I learned about myself is that I work best in short time frames with a small break in between. So, we're going to start our first season in March go through June take the first week of July off, have a mini-summer season from July-August. Again, take another week off and start back up with a September-December Season. I know that's a lot, so don't worry. I'll let you know when we're going to take break, just listen to the show and you'll know. So, since we're moving to seasons, I get to do something that again, I've always wanted to do, dive deep into on big idea over the course of several episodes. Y'all am bursting with excitement about this. Every Season, we're going to have an overarching theme that will guide our conversations. Every episode will address this theme in way, shape or form all the way from the rhythms of peace Jerusalem helps us form to the book Cara picks, we'll keep one theme in mind. We'll announce that them in the hangout, the newsletter, and then here on the podcast. In addition to the episodes, we're also providing a syllabus for the podcast that include further reading, the show notes, Shalom steps, which are our practical next steps, and maybe a printable or two. We want to enrich your listening experience so that your practice of Shalom is easier and more joyful. Those are only available through the newsletter so make sure you're signed up for free and that'll be in the show notes as well. So are you ready to hear March's theme? If you're in the hangout, you've probably seen the graphic and wondered what it means. Well, our March-June theme is: It's Hopeful Resistance. We're going to be exploring what does hope look like through the lens of Shalom and then how do we resist: division, defensiveness, and despair in a world that feels so chaotic and eager for conflict. I think we're all exhausted from 2016 and wondering how do we as Paul says in the bible, "not grow wearing in doing good". Well, the co-hosts and I think hopeful resistance is a good place to start and we hope you'll join us in March. Our Book club picks for the first season are: March: Hopeful Resistance The Sun is Also a Star (Nicola Yoon) April: Resisting Division (within Hopeful Resistance) ONE (Deidra Riggs) May: Resisting Defensiveness (within Hopeful Resistance) Hallelujah Anyway (Anne Lamott) June: Despair (within Hopeful Resistance) LaRose (Louise Erdrich) We're also planning a summer series that is going to be so fun, so playful, so full of nostalgia and good times so stay tuned for that too. Well, that's it, Sistas. Those are the two changes to Shalom. So what does that mean for this month. Cara and I will be back soon to talk about Oprah's new cook book, what we thought of the stories in it, what recipes worked for us, and if we plan on using as a part of our regular meal planning so subscribe so you don't miss it. Sistas thank you so much for your love and support of the show and know that you have a cheerleader in me as you seek Shalom in your family, community, city, and world. Bye and see you next time! Shalom in your earbuds, Osheta
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