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Poetry and spoken word offer a unique and powerful outlet for processing grief, especially for dementia caregivers who often experience anticipatory grief before their loved one's passing. The act of expressing emotions through words, rhythm, and rhyme can be cathartic, providing a tangible form to intangible feelings.    Writing or speaking about the complex journey of caregiving, the gradual loss of the person they knew, and the impending final loss, can help caregivers make sense of their experience. It allows them to acknowledge and validate their emotions, fostering a sense of acceptance and healing. Furthermore, poetry and spoken word provide a safe space for caregivers to explore the difficult emotions that may be associated with anticipatory grief, such as sadness, anger, guilt, and confusion. By giving voice to these feelings, caregivers can begin to release their emotional burden and find a sense of peace. The creative process itself can also be therapeutic. Choosing words, crafting metaphors, and finding rhythm can be a meditative experience, offering a much-needed respite from the demands of caregiving. Sharing their work with others, whether in a support group or through public performance, can foster connection and understanding, reminding caregivers that they are not alone. In essence, poetry and spoken word can be a lifeline for dementia caregivers navigating the turbulent waters of anticipatory grief, offering a channel for expression, healing, and connection. Learn more here: https://cleochilds.com ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Related Episodes: The Power of Words & Creativity: A Balm for Both Words for Forever: Love to Future Generations ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Sign Up for more Advice & Wisdom - email newsletter. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please help us keep our show going by supporting our sponsors. Thank you. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Feeling overwhelmed? HelpTexts can be your pocket therapist. Going through a tough time? HelpTexts offers confidential support delivered straight to your phone via text message. Whether you're dealing with grief, caregiving stress, or just need a mental health boost, their expert-guided texts provide personalized tips and advice. Sign up for a year of support and get: Daily or twice-weekly texts tailored to your situation Actionable strategies to cope and move forward Support for those who care about you (optional) HelpTexts makes getting help easy and convenient. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Make Your Brain Span Match Your LifeSpan Relevate from NeuroReserve I've been focusing a lot on taking care of my brain health, & I've found this supplement called RELEVATE to be incredibly helpful. It provides me with 17 nutrients that support brain function & help keep me sharp. Since you're someone I care about, I wanted to share this discovery with you. You can order it with my code: FM15 & get 15% OFF your order. With Relevate nutritional supplement, you get science-backed nutrition to help protect your brain power today and for years to come. You deserve a brain span that lasts as long as your lifespan. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Join Fading Memories On Social Media! If you've enjoyed this episode, please share this podcast with other caregivers! You'll find us on social media at the following links. Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Facebook Contact Jen at hello@fadingmemoriespodcast.com or Visit us at www.FadingMemoriesPodcast.com

This episode of My Friend, My Soulmate, My Podcast, Vicki Gunvalson and Christian Gray Snow welcome the iconic Countess Luann de Lesseps from RHONY. They talk about the enduring impact of the Real Housewives franchise and reminisce about some of their favorite moments. Luann also gives an inside scoop on her Christmas tour, A Very Countess Christmas, and her new show, Love Hotel. MFMSMP is sponsored by Better Help. This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/MFMSMP and get on your way to being your best self. Looking for a GREAT new podcast? Conversations with interesting people who inspire! Check out Silver Linings Handbook on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.  This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or Hurrdat Media YouTube channel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Pastor Matt sheds light on the topic of God's love being eternal and how it reaches outside the bounds of human understanding.Like, subscribe, and leave us a comment.Support content like this and the work Sandals Church is doing at https://sandalschurch.com/donate/Get connected and download the Sandals Church App https://sandalschurch.com/app/Do you have questions, need prayer or want to get connected? Reach out to our team: https://sandalschurch.com/connectSubscribe to our Sandals Church YouTube channels!Sandals Church: https://www.youtube.com/sandalschurchThe Debrief with Matt Brown: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDebriefShowSandalschurch.tv: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0BBn1VFrdLWtB-TpEM1jjw

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There is no such thing as a perfect church. We don't find one in the New Testament, and we can't find one today. A perfect church, this side of heaven, is impossible. But what is possible is a church that you can love.We know this because the apostle Paul loved the church at Philippi — and I don't mean he loved this church in a general or principled way, but this is particular and genuine love. That's clear in these verses right from the start.Now at one level, Paul's introduction in Chapter 1 is pretty standard. Ancient letters always started with some personal reflections and thanksgiving — so that's something we'd expect — but Paul goes above and beyond the normal and he gets deeply personal and openly affectionate. Just listen to his language here. He says:Verse 3: “I thank my God in all my remembrance of you.”Verse 7: “I hold you in my heart” Verse 8: “I yearn for you all with the affection of Christ Jesus” Paul really loved this church. That's obvious in what he says, but okay, we might ask: So what? Why does this matter? So the apostle Paul loved a local church in the first century and that's great, but what does that have to do with us?Well, if it's possible for Paul to love a local church, then it's possible for us to love a local church, and we can learn from his example. So here's the question I'm bringing to this passage: Are there lessons we could glean from Saint Paul's love for the church in Philippi that might shape our love for our church in St. Paul?What are some observations of Paul's love for this church that could help us in our love for our church?That's the question I'm asking, and I've got three observations I want to show you but even before we get there, I need to step back for a minute and question the premise: Is it desirable to love the church that you're part of? Is loving your church a good and worthy ambition?Or, I'll put it this way: Should we love our church the way Paul loved this church? And again, we're not talking about general or principled love, but particular, genuine love. Should we love our church like that?I think the answer is Yes. We should aspire to love our church the way Paul loved the church at Philippi. That is a good and worthy ambition, but I could imagine that this is a debatable topic. Why Love the Church?Some might think that the main thing is just being part of a church no matter how you feel about it. “You're part of a church and you put up with it. It's all about commitment!” Others might have a looser idea and think that you don't need to love your church, and you don't even really need to be committed to it, just as long as you're a Christian and you stay out of trouble and you show up every now and then, you're fine. So when I say that it is good and right to love the church that you're part of, am I being too idealistic or too extreme?I'd say neither. Not at all. I think that you should love the church that you're part of — if you're part of this church (our church) you should love our church, for three reasons: Jesus commanded itJesus empowers itThe church is precious1) Jesus commanded it. John 13:34, “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another.” That applies to our church.2) Jesus empowers it. 1 John 4:7–9, 19 “Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love. In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world, so that we might live through him.” As John says a few verses later … “We love because he first loved us.” The truth is, we're not ever going to be able to love anybody truly until we understand God's love for us. And that's the Holy Spirit's work in our hearts. Do you know yourself to be loved by God? And that his love is a Never-Stopping, Never-Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love. God's love for us in Christ is the power of our love for one another.3) the church is precious.This is just being practical: we should love our church because the local church is essential to following Jesus in this world, and one day your life in this world is going to be over, and on that day, all that will matter is Jesus, and so who you are following Jesus with now really matters. Track with me here: who you are following Jesus with in this life, one day will be who you followed Jesus with. And that's super important. Our lives together as a church is more precious that we realize, and I believe it's too precious not to love. We should love our church. And Paul can help us with this in Philippians 1, verses 3–8. I want to show you three observations of Paul's love for this church, and then we're gonna turn them into lessons for how we love our church.Here's the first observation. 1) Paul thanked God for this church when he prayed for them. (verses 3–4)We see this in verses 3 and 4. Paul says, “I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all making my prayer with joy.” This is pretty straightforward, but notice two things:First, Paul prayed for this church. Second, Paul thanked God for this church.“Every Prayer of Mine”First, we know that Paul is praying for this church because he says, “I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all…” The mention of “prayer” in verse 4 explains what he means by “remembrance” in verse 3. This means that Paul is not just randomly remembering this church and then giving thanks for them. It's not that the church of Philippi just pops in his head and that makes him thankful, but Paul connects the remembering to praying. He remembers the church and he prays for the church.Now, is it the remembering the church that leads to the praying or is it the praying that leads to the remembering?We don't know and that's fine — we just need to see that Paul prayed for this church as a habit: he says “every prayer of mine for you all.” And every time Paul prayed, he thanked God for them. “I Thank My God”This is important. And really, it gets into a larger topic on thanksgiving, and I won't spend a lot of time on this, but I just want to remind you that thanksgiving is a choice. It's not only an involuntary reaction, but thanksgiving is a heart-attitude and its expression is something we choose to do. Thanksgiving is a discipline.That's why, in the Bible Reading Guide, that first little box each day says “Gratitude.” I can't commend to you enough the habit of starting everyday by thanking God — knowing that some days will be harder than others. Somedays all we can come up with is, “Thank you, Father, that I'm here. Thank you for waking me up.” This is a discipline and it's one that shapes us. The more we give thanks, the more thankful we become. We can choose to give thanks. That's what Paul is doing here for this church. Because there are other things that came into his mind when we thought about this church! They had some unity issues. There were some members of this church who were not getting along. This was not a perfect church, but Paul loved this church, and he prayed for this church, and every time he did, he thanked God for them! Of all the things he could have prayed, and a lot of things he probably did pray about as he kept praying, he made a point to thank God. ApplicationSo what's the lesson for us? It's that we do what Paul did. Would you make it a habit to pray for our church and thank God for her?And yeah, there are other things to pray about, and we'll get there, but first, from hearts that are mainly thankful, let's choose to give thanks to God in prayer. Just count the blessings of God to us! Let's be amazed that God has saved us and that he's brought us together to follow Jesus in this life.Let's pray for our church and thank God for her. That's the first observation/lesson.Here's the second. 2) Paul knew this church well enough to be confident of God's work in them. (verses 6–7)This is in verses 6 and 7, and verse 6 is a verse you've probably heard before. I love this verse and this is a favorite verse for a lot of Christians because it highlights God's faithfulness in our perseverance. That's the theology behind this verse. God will lead us all the way home. He will complete what he started. Pretty much every time Philippians 1:6 is quoted, it's to support that truth, and amen, but notice the context of verse 6.Paul loves this church, he prays for this church, he thanks God for this church; they've got a long history of partnership in the gospel, and then he starts verse 6 with, “I'm sure of this” or more literally, “I have been convinced of this… that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.”This is an amazing statement. Paul is saying, I have become personally convinced that one day you are going to stand before Jesus in a glorified body. This kind of statement cannot be said about everyone. Paul does not say this about everyone, so then how can he say it about the church in Philippi?Well, it's because he knows this church well enough to know that their faith is real. That's what he says in verse 7.“Because I Hold You in My Heart”Verse 7 is meant to explain verse 6. It's like Paul knows that what he says in verse 6 is bold. It's a radical statement. This would have turned some heads. So in verse 7 he explains, “It is right for me to feel this way about you all, because I hold you in my heart.” That's Paul's argument?!He has just said that he's sure that this church, the individuals of this church, are going to persevere. God will save them completely. They are going to see Jesus one day — and his rationale for that confidence is: I've got you right here in the heart!That's not exactly an airtight theological argument. I don't know if that would pass in my kids' logic class.See, Paul isn't making an argument here, he's being personal. He is appealing to his relationship. He has this church in his heart, which means, he has a close-up, knows-them-by-name relationship, and in that relationship, through their partnership in the gospel, he has gotten to know them well enough to see that they're the real deal. He's seen their lives. He's seen where they came from. He's seen what they've been through. Paul knows this church well enough to be confident of God's work in them, and he tells them. So what's the lesson for us?ApplicationAs an aspiration, we want to be a church that is known well enough by one another such that we can say to one another with confidence, You're gonna make it. That's like the point of covenant membership! We want to be that kind of church.So here's the application: get to know one another for this purpose. Cities Church, get to know other members of this church well enough that you can say to them, You're going to see Jesus one day.Know others well enough so that you can say that, and then say it. And I realize that no one of us is going to know well every single member of this church — that's not expected — but we all can know and be known by some, and if each one of us is doing that for some, then everyone will know and be known. That make sense? That's why we have groups.Paul knew the church at Philippi well enough to be confident of God's work in them and he told them. Let's do the same at our church. Third observation:3) Paul partnered with this church for the sake of the gospel. (verses 5, 7–8)Now, the thing that's behind Paul's love for this church (and his joy in them, and how he knows them, and why he's confident of God's work in them) all comes back to their partnership in the gospel. Paul mentions this first in verse 3 (it's the ground for why he prays for them with joy). He mentions it again in verse 7 to explain how he knows them so well.And the word he uses for “partnership” is the New Testament word that most times is translated as “fellowship.” He says in verse 7 “you are all partakers with me of grace.” This is an edifying participation, a fellowship. So when we see the phrase in verse 3, “partnership in the gospel,” we should think: fellowship in the gospel. That's what he's saying.And I think it's important to keep “fellowship” in mind because it guards us against two mistaken mindsets in gospel partnerships, a functional mindset and an idle mindset. We don't want either of those. The functional mindset is one that is utilitarian. The main concern is not the quality or the nature of the partnership, but it's all about the bottom line. Are we seeing results? Is it effective? Are you hitting your numbers? That's your work environment, right? Sometimes at work you get stuck with co-workers who maybe are not your favorite, but you just gotta soldier through and get it done. We see this sometimes in professional sports. There's a team that has an inter-conflict, they don't really get along, but they have to lay the conflict aside and do their job, because they're paid to perform and to win. It's all about the bottom line.Well, that's not what is going on here between Paul and the church at Philippi. This is not a mechanical, utilitarian partnership, but it's a true fellowship. There's mutual love. This is a friendship in the gospel.And the “in the gospel” part is what guards us against the other mistaken mindset, which is an idle mindset. See, Paul doesn't just say: Hey, we have fellowship. It's good to have fellowship. I'm glad we have fellowship. Isn't fellowship great? No, that's not what this is. This is fellowship on mission.They love each other, and that's great. They probably love to be together, and that's great. But they're not just hanging out, they're trying to change the world. They are pulling together their resources and their energies for the sake of the gospel, and it cost them. This was not an easy, picturesque partnership where everything they touch turned to gold. No! Paul is in prison when he writes this letter! Epaphroditus almost died going back and forth for Paul and this church! This fellowship that they had was in the trenches of gospel witness and gospel advance that all Hell tried to stop. They were friends who remained friends through the ups and downs of costly action.See, fellowship in the gospel is active enough fellowship to see real gospel advance and it's sincere enough fellowship to stick together when things go badly … even when it's inconvenient, when it hurts, when there's imprisonment. This is an incredible partnership. I want this for us!ApplicationFellowship in the gospel means we're giving ourselves to something bigger than ourselves and we're giving ourselves together as friends. There's an old D. L. Moody quote when he said something like “The world has yet to see what God will do with a man fully consecrated to him.” And I just want to borrow that quote and basically change everything about it, but I want to say: Oh, that the Twin Cities would see God at work in a church that has true fellowship in the gospel! — a church that loves one another and a church that is serious about Jesus getting all the glory whatever it takes.It's not idealistic to want that for our church, or to believe that we could have it. We can. God can do it.We're never going to be a perfect church — that's impossible this side of heaven — but we can be a church that loves one another for the sake of the gospel, and Paul can help us. Three lessons to take with us:Pray for our church and give thanks to God for her.Know others in this church well enough to be confident of God's work in them.Let's have true fellowship in the gospel.Let's go wide-open in spending our lives and in being spent for the sake of the gospel overcoming these Twin Cities and beyond. We want Jesus in all of his glory and love and joy to be impossible to ignore.That's what brings us to the Table.The TableMost of this sermon has been all observation and application (Paul did this, we can too) — but where's the gospel?It comes back to the truth that we love because God first loved us. And he has proven his love for us in that, while we were still sinners, Jesus Christ died for us. Far be it from us to boast except in the cross of Jesus Christ our Lord! His death for us is everything. And that's what we remember at this Table. To this we hold, our hope is only JesusFor our lives are wholly bound to His If that's your confession, if you have put your faith in Jesus Christ, we invite you to eat and drink with us this morning.

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Advent is a time of waiting. This time of year, advent means waiting for Christmas to arrive. As bereaved parents, our advent is waiting for the day we can see and be with our children again. Fortunately, Jesus coming to earth was out of God's love for us, so that our separation is only temporary. […] The post 243: The Forever Love For Our Child appeared first on GPS Hope.

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Selina Almovodar is a Christian Relationship Coach and Author. Whether it's teaching others how to truly trust God, creating a fulfilling marriage that lasts or manage a breakup, Selina is all about giving her clients the keys to unlocking a God-centered love life they can relish. If I had met her 20 years ago, I probably wouldn't have kissed so many frogs during my single years. I may have met Prince Charming early on, saving me from numerous horrific dates and unmentionable mistakes.   In the episode we gab about how growing up with divorced parents made her idolize the "perfect marriage." One that she assumed she would have as a young adult. After multiple breakups, causing her to spiral into depression and anxiety attacks, she put finding love aside and just lived a fun single lifestyle, dating casually but nothing she put much effort into.    Realizing that her heart needed more, she asked God for help.  In answering her request, she found that growing closer to Him was the only way to fill her cup. Having Christ be her focus, God pulled her into a relationship and eventually marriage with a man she met at church. She had found her Prince Charming, and they were blessed with a marriage that had God at the center.  Selina Almovodar Email: selina@selinaalmodovar.com https://selinaalmodovar.com       

In this bonus episode of 'Forever Love,' Saphire Lily Mtongwiza, a Christ-centered love relationship coach, explores a sobering reality many single Christian women face: the fear of violence in romantic relationships. Sharing personal insights and eye-opening statistics, Saphire highlights the importance of empowering women with tools and support to navigate love and relationships safely. Join us as we delve into the challenges, the hope, and the path forward in creating a world where love conquers fear. Reach out and connect with us at Sacred Love Life Coaching, as we work together to ensure that real love wins. @sacredlovelifecoaching --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foreverlove/message

Welcome to Forever Love! I'm Saphire Lily Mtongwiza, your Love and Relationship Coach, and I'm so excited to have you here with me today. This episode is all about embracing the beauty of singlehood and finding contentment and joy in this season of life. Overview: In this episode, we'll explore the incredible power and opportunities of being single. I'll guide you on a journey of self-discovery, self-love, and personal growth. Together, we'll navigate societal pressures, overcome loneliness, and foster a positive mindset to embrace the fullness of this unique chapter. Episode Highlights: Shifting Perspective: Embracing the Benefits of Being Single Discover the untapped potential of singlehood and how it can be a time of immense growth and empowerment. Cultivating Self-Care and Self-Love During Singlehood Prioritize yourself and nurture your well-being with self-compassion and a dedicated self-care routine. Discovering Personal Passions and Pursuing Them Wholeheartedly Dive into your passions, dreams, and interests, and embrace the freedom to pursue them fully. Navigating Societal Pressures and Overcoming Loneliness Release the weight of societal expectations and find strength in your own self-validation. Build a supportive community around you. Adopting the Mind of Christ and Cultivating the Fruit of The Holy Spirit in Singlehood Cultivate a positive outlook and practice gratitude, celebrating the abundance and opportunities of singlehood. Key Takeaways and Actionable Steps: Embrace the opportunities of singlehood and focus on personal growth and self-discovery. Prioritize self-care and self-love, nurturing your well-being physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Pursue your passions wholeheartedly, investing in your growth and fulfillment. Overcome loneliness by surrounding yourself with a supportive community and releasing societal pressures. Cultivate the fruit of the Holy Spirit and practice gratitude, focusing on the abundance and freedom of singlehood. A Special Invitation: Join our Foundations For Love Membership and gain access to exclusive resources, guided meditations, and a supportive community of like-minded individuals. Visit proverbs2426.com/love to learn more. Conclusion: Singlehood is a precious season of growth and self-discovery. Embrace it with open arms, and let love guide you to find contentment and joy on your journey. Resources and Links: Forever Love Podcast: Proverbs2426.com/blog Foundations For Love Membership: Proverbs2426.com/love Disclaimer: This podcast's views, opinions, and advice are for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional guidance or therapy. Always seek the advice of a qualified professional regarding any mental health or relationship concerns. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foreverlove/message

Justin Gaston is an American actor, singer, songwriter, and model who built his career in multiple fields. Justin Gaston has been ruling over millions of hearts with his incredibly amazing performances and this led him to earn various awards and honors in his career. In this episode of the Dad Edge Podcast, Larry Hagner sits down with Justin Gaston and talks about his own experience with infertility and the impact it had on their marriage. He shared how they initially struggled to conceive and had to seek medical assistance. The process was filled with uncertainty and setbacks, but eventually, they were able to conceive their first child. However, their journey didn't end there, as they went on to have four more children in quick succession. Feeling a deep desire to become parents, the couple turned to prayer and sought guidance from their faith. Adoption had always been on the wife's heart, and they felt that God was calling them to pursue this path. They prayed for guidance and support throughout the adoption process. From the moment they decided to adopt to the time their oldest daughter was placed in their arms in the hospital, only four months had passed. The speed and smoothness of the adoption process were seen as a blessing and a sign that it was meant to be. Throughout his journey, Justin has learned to pray for guidance and direction from God. He no longer needs to see the whole picture but asks for one step at a time. This mindset is a testament to his faith and willingness to surrender control to God. He recognizes that certainty is a basic human need, but he has chosen to trust in God's plan instead of seeking complete certainty in his own life. Concluding the interview, Justin's upbringing in a loving and stable family, with parents who demonstrated love and affection, shaped his values of respect, kindness, and commitment in relationships.  Justin's upbringing serves as a reminder of the impact that family, love, and support can have on shaping an individual's values and character. www.thedadedge.com/friday113 www.1stphorm.com/dadedge

Welcome to Forever Love, the podcast where we explore love, relationships, and spirituality. In this episode, your host and Christ-centered relationship coach Saphire Lily Mtongwiza delves into the transformative power of experiencing feminine energy for fulfilling relationships. Feminine energy is a powerful force that resides within all of us, regardless of gender, and it represents qualities such as intuition, receptivity, nurturing, compassion, and emotional depth. Balancing both masculine and feminine energies is essential for harmonious relationships, and embracing our authentic feminine essence is crucial for personal growth and romantic success. Saphire shares practical tips for experiencing and harnessing feminine energy in relationships, including practicing self-care and self-love, embracing sensuality, active listening, trusting intuition, and fostering collaboration. Experiencing feminine energy is closely connected to vulnerability and emotional intelligence, which allow for deep emotional connections and healthier relationships.Key takeaways from the episode include connecting with your authentic feminine essence cultivating feminine energy through self-care and expression practicing vulnerability and emotional intelligenc and embracing collaboration in relationships. Listeners are invited to explore the Foundations For Love Membership, offering exclusive resources, guided meditations, and a supportive community. Embracing your authentic self is the path to love, and the next episode will explore the transformative power of unleashing your authentic self to attract love. Stay tuned for the next episode of Forever Love, where we'll continue our journey of love and self-discovery. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foreverlove/message

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In this empowering episode of Forever Love, host Saphire Lily Mtongwiza, a life and relationship coach, invites single women on a transformative journey of self-discovery and embracing vulnerability. Titled "Embracing Vulnerability: Opening Your Heart to Love," this hour-long episode delves into the misconceptions surrounding vulnerability and showcases its true power in experiencing authentic connections and personal growth. With a Christ-centered perspective and a focus on spirituality and personal development, Saphire passionately guides her audience through the process of cultivating vulnerability. From practicing self-compassion and self-reflection to setting healthy boundaries and creating a support system, she provides practical steps to help single women navigate the path to lasting love. Throughout the episode, Saphire's enthusiastic, inspiring, compassionate, and honest tone uplifts her listeners and encourages them to embrace vulnerability as a strength rather than a weakness. Grounded in faith, she highlights the importance of trusting in God's plan while taking courageous leaps of faith in opening their hearts to love. Join Saphire Lily Mtongwiza on this beautiful and transformative episode as she empowers single women to shed their armor, embrace vulnerability, and create meaningful connections that lead to a love that lasts forever. Get ready to be inspired, encouraged, and equipped on your journey to finding your soulmate. But before you go, I have something special just for you! Imagine a supportive community where you can learn valuable insights and gain access to tools for creating the love life you've always dreamed of. Introducing Foundations For Love, our exclusive membership. As a member, you'll receive: ✨ Complimentary private coaching session with me ✨ Unlimited access to our group coaching replay library ✨ Instant access to my signature course, "Ready For The One" ✨ Exclusive digital materials and resources All this and more for just $49 per month, less than a cup of coffee a day. Ready to take charge of your love life? Visit proverbs2426.com/love to join Foundations For Love today. Invest in yourself and your future because you deserve a love that refreshes your soul. Let's make your dreams of love and marriage a reality together. Remember, you are worthy, and Foundations For Love is here to guide you every step of the way. Join our vibrant community of like-minded women today!

Welcome to Forever Love with Saphire Lily Mtongwiza! In this episode, I take you on a transformative journey of finding balance in life and love. Join me as I share my personal story of navigating transitions and prioritizing self-care while honoring my God-given desire for love and relationship. Episode Highlights: Balancing Between Canada and Zimbabwe: My family's journey of living between two countries and the challenges we faced during this time. Embracing Change and Letting Go: Discover how we had to adapt to unexpected circumstances and the emotions we experienced along the way. The Power of Vulnerability: Explore the importance of vulnerability in relationships and how it contributes to finding balance and connection. Prioritizing Self-Care: I emphasize the significance of self-care during challenging times and share my personal experiences of taking a break to regroup and settle my family. Overcoming Resentment and Rebuilding: Learn how my husband and I navigated our roles and expectations while adjusting to a new life together. Triumphs and Challenges: Celebrate the successes and milestones we achieved amidst the difficulties we faced, including our daughter's improved health and finding a sense of stability. The Difference Between Humbled and Humiliated: Delve into the profound insights I gained from my experiences and understand the distinction between humility and humiliation in personal growth. Join me, Saphire Lily Mtongwiza, as I share my personal journey and impart valuable coaching insights on finding balance in life and love. This episode is a testament to the power of surrender, self-care, and embracing vulnerability. Tune in now and discover how to apply these lessons to your life. Thank you for tuning in to the Forever Love Podcast! If you've been inspired by the empowering stories and expert advice shared today, spread the love by sharing this episode with someone who will find it meaningful. But before you go, I have something special just for you! Imagine a supportive community where you can learn valuable insights and gain access to tools for creating the love life you've always dreamed of. Introducing Foundations For Love, our exclusive membership. As a member, you'll receive: ✨ Complimentary private coaching session with me ✨ Unlimited access to our group coaching replay library ✨ Instant access to my signature course, "Ready For The One" ✨ Exclusive digital materials and resources All this and more for just $49 per month, less than a cup of coffee a day. Ready to take charge of your love life? Visit proverbs2426.com/love to join Foundations For Love today. Invest in yourself and your future because you deserve a love that refreshes your soul. Let's make your dreams of love and marriage a reality together. Remember, you are worthy, and Foundations For Love is here to guide you every step of the way. Join our vibrant community of like-minded women today!

God's Never Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love is woven throughout the pages of scripture—even the Old Testament, as writer and teacher Nancy Guthrie has discovered. As her family has endured heartbreaking losses that no parent ever wants to face, Nancy holds onto hope as she receives continual comfort from a God who's always been determined to dwell among his people.   Quotes “Life comes to all who take hold of Jesus by faith.” - Nancy Guthrie “We see God continuing to work out His plan to dwell with his people.” - Nancy Guthrie   Guest's Links Nancy Guthrie's Facebook Nancy Guthrie's Instagram Nancy Guthrie's Twitter Nancy Guthrie's Website   Resources Mentioned in This Episode Nashville, Tennessee Old Testament Zellweger Syndrome   Connect with Sally Lloyd-Jones Jesus Storybook Bible Facebook Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram  Sally's website Sally's Facebook Sally's Instagram   *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

Hey there, loyal listeners of the "First Comes Love" podcast! Today, I'm excited to share with you the conclusion of Lindsey and Aaron's two-part series on how to stay in love and how to stay in like. In this episode, Lindsey and Aaron share practical tips and strategies for maintaining a strong and healthy relationship with your partner, from keeping the romance alive to navigating disagreements and conflicts in a constructive way. What I love about this podcast is how Lindsey and Aaron draw on their own experiences as a married couple to provide relatable and actionable advice. They are candid and honest about the challenges of staying in love and in like, while also providing a hopeful and inspiring message about the power of love to overcome any obstacle. As loyal listeners, I encourage you to share this podcast with your friends, coworkers, and family members who may be interested in learning more about love and relationships. You can also follow the "First Comes Love" podcast on social media to stay up-to-date on the latest episodes and engage with the hosts and other listeners. So, tune in to this episode and the rest of the "First Comes Love" podcast, and be sure to share your thoughts and feedback by leaving a comment or voicemail. Let's spread the love and promote this amazing podcast together! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/firstcomelovetcm/message

Fluent Fiction - Dutchwww.FluentFiction.org/Dutch Forever Love in the Tulip Fields Story Transcript: Nl: Emma en Daan wandelden hand in hand door de kleurrijke tulpenvelden van de Keukenhof. En: Emma and Daan walked hand in hand through the colorful tulip fields of Keukenhof. Nl: Het was een zonnige dag en de lucht was gevuld met de zoete geur van bloemen. En: It was a sunny day and the air was filled with the sweet scent of flowers. Nl: Emma kreeg een gevoel van geluk en rust toen ze naar de prachtige bloemen keek en wist dat ze deze herinnering voor altijd zou koesteren. En: Emma felt a sense of happiness and peace when she looked at the beautiful flowers and knew she would cherish this memory forever. Nl: Terwijl ze de tuinen verkenden, stopten ze bij een veld vol rode en witte tulpen. En: While exploring the gardens, they stopped at a field of red and white tulips. Nl: Daan haalde diep adem en keek Emma in de ogen. En: Zane took a deep breath and looked Emma in the eye. Nl: "Ik heb iets voor je," zei hij. En: "I have something for you," he said. Nl: "O, wat is het?" En: "Oh, what is it?" Nl: vroeg Emma nieuwsgierig. En: Emma asked curiously. Nl: Daan haalde een klein doosje uit zijn zak en ging op één knie zitten. En: Zane took a small box from his pocket and got down on one knee. Nl: "Emma, mijn liefste, wil je met me trouwen?" En: "Emma, my love, will you marry me?" Nl: Emma's ogen vulden zich met tranen van blijdschap. En: Emma's eyes filled with tears of joy. Nl: "Ja!" En: "Yes!" Nl: riep ze uit terwijl ze op haar beurt op één knie ging zitten en Daan omhelsde. En: she exclaimed, getting down on one knee in turn and hugging Zane. Nl: Ze stonden op en kusten elkaar terwijl ze omringd werden door de kleuren van de tulpenvelden. En: They stood up and kissed as they were surrounded by the colors of the tulip fields. Nl: Het voelde als een sprookjesachtig moment dat was gemaakt om voor altijd te duren. En: It felt like a fairytale moment made to last forever. Nl: Het paar bleef de hele middag door de tuinen lopen, elkaar knuffelen en de prachtige bloemen bewonderen. En: The couple continued to walk the gardens all afternoon, hugging each other and admiring the beautiful flowers. Nl: Ze bekeken de verschillende soorten tulpen en maakten foto's van elkaar tussen de bloemen. En: They looked at the different types of tulips and took pictures of each other between the flowers. Nl: Na een paar uur verlieten ze het park, hand in hand en met grote glimlachen op hun gezichten. En: After a few hours they left the park, hand in hand and with big smiles on their faces. Nl: Ze hadden allebei het gevoel dat deze dag de start was van een nieuw avontuur samen - een avontuur vol liefde. En: They both felt that this day was the start of a new adventure together - an adventure full of love. Nl: Jaren later, op hun 50-jarig huwelijksfeest, bezochten Emma en Daan opnieuw de Keukenhof. En: Years later, on their 50th wedding anniversary, Emma and Daan visited Keukenhof again. Nl: Terwijl ze door de tuinen liepen, herinnerden ze zich die speciale dag toen Daan haar ten huwelijk vroeg. En: As they walked through the gardens, they remembered that special day when Zane proposed to her. Nl: De herinneringen kwamen terug als een warme deken van geluk en liefde. En: The memories came back like a warm blanket of happiness and love. Nl: Ze genoten van de dag vol herinneringen en wisten dat hun liefde voor altijd zou blijven bestaan. En: They enjoyed the day filled with memories and knew their love would last forever. Vocabulary Words: Daan : Emma wandelden : walked hand in hand : hand in hand tulpenvelden : tulip fields zonnige dag : sunny day zoete geur : sweet scent bloemen : flowers geluk : happiness rust : peace koesteren : cherish herinnering : memory veld : field rode en witte tulpen : red and white tulips diep ademhalen : deep breath klein doosje : small box één knie : one knee trouwen : marry tranen van blijdschap : tears of joy omringd : surrounded sprookjesachtig moment : fairytale moment avontuur : adventure liefde : love foto's : pictures park : park grote glimlachen : big smiles 50-jarig huwelijksfeest : 50th wedding anniversary herinneringen : memories warme deken : warm blanket voor altijd blijven bestaan. : last forever

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Whether you're single or married, there's nothing quite like a good love story… the romance, the intrigue, and yes even a little scandal. Follow Pastor Chris as he unpacks truth from some of the greatest Biblical relationships, that will help you discover the happy and healthy relationship that God has for you.  Learn how you can:  Cultivate qualities that make you attractive.

Welcome to the magical world of Smooth Jazz, you are in edition 311 of your radio show Follow Me 87.6, we start with the Danish smooth jazz band Jamhunters formed by Lars and Peter, we start: Playlist: Jamhunters – Song For Birds Dave Koz – Wrapped Up ln Your Smile Doc City – What Love ls Jeff Golkin & Forever Love – A Million Lifetimes (instrumental) Jamhunters – Ozone Nathan Mitchell – 100% Cotton ( Ft. Marcus Anderson) D’Z -One (Ft. Ben Matthews) Slim Gambill – Heavyweight Jacob Webb – Treat her Right (Ft. Andy Snitzer) Kimberly Brewer – Don’t Make Me Wait Too Long ( Ft. Steve Wonder) Adam Hawley – Right On, Right On (Ft. Julian Vaughn) Cool Million – Maybe you’re the one (FT. Susanne Orum) Andrew Nichols – l Love the way You Love Me Fostina Dixon – Momentum Michael Roos – Secret Entrance To Your Heart Final Mix Les Sabler – New Bossa Will Downing – What l Gotta Do Marcia Miget – We Return Funktastic Players – Feeling Happy Will Wheaton – Do My Thang - Will Wheaton - Old School Soul The 3 Keys – Piano Bar The 3 Keys - Work lt Out

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Link to full transcript at https://www.fluentfiction.org/... Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinesewww.FluentFiction.org/Mandarin Chinese Forever Love: Bo and Chi's Journey Story Transcript: Zh: 霓虹灯照亮了夜晚的香港街头，Bo和Chi手牵着手走着，回味着他们共同生活带来的欢乐和悲伤。 En: The neon lights illuminated the streets of Hong Kong at night, and Bo and Chi walked hand in hand, reflecting on the joy and sadness their life together had brought. Zh: Bo 和 Chi 在十八岁那年在大学里相识。 En: Bo and Chi had met in college at the tender age of eighteen. Zh: 两人一见钟情，很快就形影不离。 En: It was love at first sight for both of them and they quickly became inseparable. Zh: 他们分享了对未来的希望和梦想，每个人都相信对方会帮助他们实现梦想。 En: They shared their hopes and dreams for the future, each one believing that the other would help make them come true. Zh: 他们相识仅两年就结婚了，从那天起，他们的爱情才愈演愈烈。 En: They were married just two years after they met, and their love only grew from that day on. Zh: 他们都努力工作，使他们的生活共同取得成功，他们为自己的成就感到非常自豪。 En: They both worked hard to make their lives together a success and they were very proud of their accomplishments. Zh: 但生活有起有落，波和池也有悲伤。 En: But life had its ups and downs, and Bo and Chi had their share of sorrows as well. Zh: 他们都在 20 岁出头时因癌症失去了父母，不得不承受失去他们如此深爱的人的痛苦。 En: They had both lost parents to cancer in their early twenties and had to deal with the agony of losing someone they loved so dearly. Zh: 晚上走在香港街头时，Bo 和 Chi 会回想他们生活中所有快乐和悲伤的时刻。 En: During their walks through the streets of Hong Kong at night, Bo and Chi would reflect on all the happy and sad moments in their life. Zh: 他们会谈论他们对父母的回忆，以及他们仍然被爱和想念的程度。 En: They would talk about the memories of their parents and how much they were still loved and missed. Zh: 同时，他们会谈论这些年来他们自己的关系有多少发展和繁荣。 En: At the same time, they would talk about how much their own relationship had grown and flourished over the years. Zh: 他们会回忆起他们一起做过和看过的所有美好的事情。 En: They would recall all the wonderful things they had done and seen together. Zh: 他们会谈论他们是如何在彼此的支持下渡过难关的，以及他们是如何成长为彼此相爱和欣赏的。 En: They would talk about how they had weathered the difficult times with each other's support and how much they had grown to love and appreciate one another. Zh: Bo 和 Chi 想起了他们一起度过的所有美好时光和一起克服的所有困难。 En: Bo and Chi were reminded of all the good times they had shared and all the hardships they had overcome together. Zh: 他们相视一笑，知道他们之间的爱是他们之间最牢固的纽带。 En: They smiled at each other, knowing that the love between them was the strongest bond they had. Zh: 这对夫妇很快就到达了目的地，一个在香港期间对他们来说意义重大的地方。 En: The couple soon reached their destination, a place that had been significant to them during their time in Hong Kong. Zh: 这是一个俯瞰海港和城市灯光的小公园。 En: It was a small park overlooking the harbor and the lights of the city. Zh: 当他们站在那里时，他们意识到无论未来如何，他们将永远拥有彼此。 En: As they stood there, they realized that no matter what the future held, they would always have each other. Zh: 博和池紧紧地拥抱在一起，他们都觉得无论未来生活给他们带来什么，他们都能一起面对。 En: Bo and Chi hugged each other tightly, and they both felt that no matter what life threw at them in the future, they could face it together. Zh: 他们充满了喜悦和平安，因为他们知道他们的爱足够强大，可以永远持续下去。 En: They were filled with joy and peace, knowing that their love was strong enough to last forever. Vocabulary Words: 博 : Bo 池 : Chi 霓虹 : neon 灯 : lights 照亮 : illuminated 街头 : streets 香港 : Hong Kong 夜晚 : night 手牵着手 : hand in hand 回味 : reflected 欢乐 : joy 悲伤 : sadness 生活 : life 共同 : together 带来 : brought 大学 : college 柔弱 : tender 岁 : age 爱 : love 一见钟情 : first sight 很快 : quickly 希望 : hopes 梦想 : dreams 帮助 : help 实现 : come true 结婚 : married 悲伤 : sorrows 癌症 : cancer 回忆 : memories

This week the girls talk to the incomparable Alex Elle. Alex is an author and restorative writing teacher, and she shares some of her incredible wisdom on boundaries, healing and generational trauma on the pod today. Her unique and sage perspective gave Alex and Em food for thought, especially around the complexities of prescription medication for mental health. Follow Alex on Instagram @Alex (our Al is incredibly jealous of this handle)Order her latest book How We Heal Follow us on Instagram @shouldideletethatEmail us at shouldideletethatpod@gmail.comProduced & edited by Daisy GrantMusic by Alex Andrew Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Jesus Storybook Bible is turning 15 years old! To celebrate this special birthday, Sally steps back in time and leads us through the book's creation—why she was inspired to write it, how Jago created the beautiful illustrations, the way Sir David Suchet brought the book to life on audio. We also hear from Rachel George, who shares the moving story that compelled her to launch her Room 423 Bibles ministry, which uses The Jesus Storybook Bible to bring God's Never Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love to countless families when they need it most.

In the final week of our series, “The Greatest”, Pastor Rodney encourages us through God's word to value spiritual growth in Christ more than spiritual giftings. We must put in the hard work by diving into scripture daily, praying and communing with God, looking to the promise of His coming kingdom and the power of His present kingdom.Support the show

Neezy, Skeet and London discuss their thoughts on the Little Mermaid trailer, Thor Love and Thunder, tips on how to work together as one unit and more... Merch Links: Inaudibleraucous.com/naturally-nae SignUp with Scent Box shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=938179&u=…rllink=&afftrack= YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCSuG-jWD47CyNTh00zCrdeg

When so much divides us, Dr. Esau McCaulley has found there's one thing that remains true: God can do His best work in any place, in any time, in any culture. Dr. McCaulley has traveled across the world with his wife Mandy, a pediatrician and Navy reservist. And no matter where he's gone, Dr. McCaulley has seen God show up with His Never-Stopping, Never-Giving-Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love in every single corner of the globe.   Quotes “God made us each different and unique on purpose. And He is glorified through a bunch of different people who are together in the worship of Him as Lord and Savior.” —Dr. Esau McCaulley “One of the things that has been a tremendous encouragement to me is that across all regions of the country and even different parts of the world, there's something about followers of Jesus: we recognize one another. In other words, the Jesus who I worship is not different from the Jesus who is worshiped in Japan or in Scotland. I've been encouraged by the universal fellowship that exists across cultures.” —Dr. Esau McCaulley “I'm appreciative of the global church and the ways in which we worship the same Jesus across time and across culture. Everywhere you go, you see the work of Christ in individual lives and it's beautiful.” —Dr. Esau McCaulley “I see how in each one of those places, God was using that location to teach me something about Himself and about His people.” —Dr. Esau McCaulley, on his global travels   Dr. Esau McCaulley's LinksDr. Esau McCaulley's website Dr. Esau McCaulley's Facebook Dr. Esau McCaulley's Twitter Dr. Esau McCaulley's Instagram   Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeWheaton College Sharing in the Son's Inheritance by Esau McCaulley Reading While Black by Esau McCaulley Josey Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit by Esau McCaulley   Connect with Sally Lloyd-JonesJesus Storybook Bible Facebook Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram  Sally's website Sally's Facebook Sally's Instagram *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

Today is Release Day 8-19-2022. Smith Music marketing guy DJ Dugan chats with David Tribble about his new single “Forever Love”. Check out all Smith Music releases on our weekly release newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/smithmusic/8-19-2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/texastailgate/message

MONDAY!!!MONDAY! Sophie Ross is back with our pop culture roundup!! We cover all of this weeks biggest pop culture stories from Beverly Hils, to Kardashians to Southern Charm to what to watch on tv! Have a great week guys! Have alot of good shows this week! Also, if you want to watch the Monday's pop culture roundup live subscribe to the so bad its good YouTube page! You can watch us make our goofy faces. Go check it out! https://youtu.be/ngGQDuwbBRw Also, So Bad It's Good has merch now! Go to www.sobaditsgoodmerch.com to order yours TODAY! Also, So Bad It's Good has a voicemail now! 323-425-9542. Pleas feel free to call with your thoughts! If you do you are giving me full permission to use on the show! Also, I'm on CAMEO. I'll be filming in Dorit's Room so sign up today at cameo.com and search Ryan Bailey! Have a great week guys! Remember to subscribe and join me Monday thru Thursday for interviews with podcasters and reality stars, show recaps, Garth and Justin, Bill and Becky Bailey and so much more!! Plus, tell your friends. I, honestly, think there is something for everyone in these pods. The more the merrier!  -ROTHY's are our sponsor this week! Your new favorite shoes are waiting. Discover the versatile styles you can wear absolutely anywhere and get $20 off your first purchase at rothys.com/SOBAD. That's ROTHYS.COM/SOBAD for $20 off your first order. ALSO GO CHECK OUT THE PATREON patreon.com/sobaditsgood. Support what we are doing here. THANK YOUUUUUUU!!!!! If you're enjoying the insane amount of blood, sweat and literal tears of this pod consider telling a friend or rating us 5 stars on iTunes! Special shoutout to Maritza Lopez (Insta: @maritza.gif) for all of her insanely hard work creating these beautiful pieces of art on my instagram and patreon page!!  Time Stamps are below. Use them. They are your friend. This pod isn't meant to be digested all at once! Contact me on Insta if you need me to send them to you if you can't find them! 3:57-Show Notes/Micheal Bolton/Dorit/Titanic Float 31:00-Sophie Ross!!! Instagram: @sobaditsgoodwithryanbailey, @ryanbailey25 Twitter:@ryanabailey25 TIKTOK @sobaditsgoodwithryanb Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Affleck & Jennifer Lopez get hitched, Britney Spears loves the homeless, Eminem's daughter's new podcast, Aaron Carter's Only Fans, a Righteous Rick check-in, Ricky Martin incest accusations, Kaitlin Armstrong dated on the run, and Drew's Detroit Tigers research.Jennifer Lopez is now J-Fleck as she weds Ben Affleck. Vincent James is the big winner as "Forever Love" is proven true.Stranger Things has a character come out of the closet.We almost had a Margot Kidder interview with Craig Robinson, but thankfully he's ok.Eminem's daughter Hailie Jade has a brand new podcast with her best friend. She also has a massive Instagram following.Inflation set a new record again.Pete Buttigieg pulls a Debbie Stabenow.Instagram finally rips someone for showing off their riches online- Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott.Some people are saying that Tristan Thompson forgot he's having another baby with Khloé Kardashian via a surrogate.Britney Spears sings on Instagram her version of "Baby One More Time" that she claims she wasn't allowed to release. No one knows what she's talking about, but everyone pretends that it's great. Britney also claims she'd rather hang out with the homeless instead of "Hollywood" despite only inviting Hollywood to her wedding.Aaron Carter Tweeted a gross picture and the comments are priceless. Aaron's going to be in town at the Blind Pig. We check in with his former friend Righteous Rick for details.There's finally an example of where green facial blobs make someone look better. Too bad that his a murder suspect.BranDon's pretend Twitter pen pal Spencer Torkelson has been demoted to AAA.LeBron James says Boston Celtic fans are racist.Brittney Griner's lawyers tell the Russian court she was prescribed weed.Boosie Badazz is really mad at Mark Zuckerberg for kicking him off Facebook and Instagram.Millennials and Gen Z love armpit hair. They are also finding that the grass isn't always greener on the other side when they quit their job.Ricky Martin has been accused of incest by his nephew.HBOMax has two new funny shows available: Nikki Glaser: Good Clean Filth & Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal.Drew caught the HBO documentary on the submarine murderer Peter Madsen called Undercurrent: The Disappearance of Kim Wall.Sarah Boone violated the rules of Hide-and-Seek. She also murdered her opponent. A transgender inmate knocked up two of her follow prisoners.University of Pennsylvania nominated Lia Thomas for NCAA female athlete of the year.Kaitlin Armstrong went on dates in Costa Rica while on the run for murder.Meghan Markle's fight with her husband's family began when she did a nauseating interview with Vanity Fair. We try calling Thomas Markle since tomorrow is his birthday.Emily Ratajkowski is getting a divorce after her husband cheated on her. Ted Cruz wants the Supreme Court to overturn legalized gay marriage.Bernie Sanders is really angry at Joe Biden's fist bump. He's also mad at fellow Democratic senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema . Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

A woman is desperately passionate about a man that exists somewhere in the world. She knows the sound of his voice, his hands and his heart, but she doesn't know who he really is or where he really lives. Emmy-winning actress Ann Dowd (The Handmaid's Tale) stars in this story, of a woman who may or may not be the victim of an increasingly popular crime - the romance scam. Hear the story, entitled “My Forever Love” on the latest episode of Allegedly – available wherever you listen to podcasts, at https://WeirdDarkness.com, or at http://AllegedlyTrueCrime.com.

A woman is desperately passionate about a man that exists somewhere in the world. She knows the sound of his voice, his hands and his heart, but she doesn't know who he really is or where he really lives. Emmy-winning actress Ann Dowd (The Handmaid's Tale) stars in this story, of a woman who may or may not be the victim of an increasingly popular crime - the romance scam. Allegedly is a production of Voyage Media. The series is produced by Nat Mundel, Robert Mitas, and Dan Benamor, in association with Darren Marlar's Weird Darkness. This episode, My Forever Love, was directed and produced by Dan Benamor. Written by Susan Patton. Edited by Nick Shoup. Original music by Derlis Gonzalez. Starring Ann Down, as Susan, and Jonathan Regier, as Alexander. If you're enjoying the show, please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts or anywhere you're listening. And subscribe now for future episodes.

Find out how a simple comment turned into a full on spiral argument about death and dating too soon. If this episode leaves you with questions or comments find us on Instagram@girlgetyourhelmetOr email us at:girlgetyourhelmet@gmail.com

Drew missed Opening Day, Britney Spears claims she's pregnant, Dwayne Haskins death, Jack White's busy weekend, Bennifer engaged again, Eli Zaret stops by, John Wayne Gacy tapes, and the John Hinckley Jr tour hits the road.Drew still doesn't feel good. He was so ill he missed Opening Day.Eli Zaret joins the show to complain about baseball, complain about analytics, complain about Tiger Woods at The Masters, speculate Juwan Howard to the Lakers, and give his weekly Winning Time recap.Other Sports: Dave Portnoy says Tiger Woods is a fraud. Spencer Haywood confirms self-circumcision.Michelle Carter and her eyebrows have been spotted.Andy Dick has a brand-new #1 hit tune.John Hinckley is gearing up for first concert tour.The John Wayne Gary tapes are coming to Netflix, but some people are saying it'll be hard to top Jason Moss' recordings with the Killer Clown.Jussie Smollett drops a new tune as he continues to pretend he was the one who was wronged.TikTok is officially on the way down as Richard Marx is the app's newest star.Britney Spears says she's pregnant for the third time. Other people think she just might be a little gassy.Jack White's Friday: National Anthem on Opening Day. Hang out with Gibby on TV. Play a concert. Get engaged. Get married. Sly Stone got hitched at one of his concerts too.Kim Kardashian is really upset at the possibility of a second porn tape coming out.Russia vs Ukraine: Anonymous is taking on Russia. Volodymyr Zelenskyy did a big interview with 60 Minutes. Ukraine wants more weapons. Will Smith has been slapped with a 10-year Oscars ban. Jada Pinkett Smith is the bad guy now and everyone is mad at her. Willow Smith wanted Tupac to be her daddy. Kodak Black wants to give her a 'whoopin'. Willow pretended to play guitar on SNL.Someone named Melina Abdullah is pro-violence and supports Will Smith.Jim Breuer is STILL getting our audience fired up.People are rallying around the Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak. Problem is, they won't go there if it's saved.Julian Lennon sings Imagine for the first time after saying he'd never perform it. Pink Floyd dropped a new tune for Ukraine.Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard will never end.Courtney Clenney is the OnlyFans murderer.Robert Snell does a follow-up on the Victory Inn.What the hell happened to Dwayne Haskins? Adam Schefter got railed for his announcement of it. Gil Brandt is old and said dumb things on the radio.Jessica Simpson is 'sizzling' again.Two Whitmer 'kidnappers' acquitted, two get hung jury.Ford Fireworks return to Downtown Detroit.COVID: Anthony Fauci wants you to live with COVID accordingly. Doctors aren't prescribing any of the COVID treatments. Bill Maher again tells people scared of COVID to lose some goddamn weight.Brooklyn Beckham married some rich chick and every news outlet did a story on it. Brooklyn is the worst chef possibly ever.Chet Hanks is still available to help you get ripped.Al Pacino has a new smoking hot girlfriend. He was 53 when she was born.Bennifer is truly Forever Love, as they are engaged again.Tim Robinson is trolling us by filming a TV show right next to Drew's house.Cristiano Ronaldo attacks a 14-year-old.Megan Rapinoe & 12 Time All-Star Sue Bird vs The Rock.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

The Jesus Storybook Bible by Sally Lloyd-Jones—telling the story of God's Never Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love—has captured millions of hearts all over the world. Now, you can experience the hope and joy of this beloved book in podcast form! Sally's at the mic sharing what inspired her to write the book, and inviting people from of all walks of life to share personally about the life-transforming power of God's love in their lives. Look forward to shows featuring Amy Grant, Bishop Michael Curry, Food Network's Aarti Sequeira, Andrew Peterson, and more! The Jesus Storybook Bible Podcast launches soon, so subscribe right now so you never miss an episode!

This is episode originally aired in Nov of 2015.  Our copy is duct-taped and well-loved. . . My oldest son beamed telling me how he's read the whole Bible in a couple weeks. . . It's sold almost 2 million copies. . . Children (and adults) have been wooed by the story of their Great Rescuer. Of His ‘Never-Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love.' And now “The Jesus Storybook Bible” is even more accessible. This week's podcast guest, author Sally Lloyd-Jones, chats with me about her newest project. . . Same great content, new design, new title. . .for a new audience. “The Story of God's Love for You” is now available. For the person you never would have thought to give a children's Bible. The person who needs to hear: “It's not about rules, so keeping them God will love us. Or heroes we're supposed to copy so God will love us. It's about a God who loved us before we even knew Him. A God who will move heaven and earth to be with His children.” –Sally Lloyd-Jones In this episode, Sally shares a little of her background and the inspiration behind “The Jesus Storybook Bible”. We also spend time talking about how God uses stories to reach our hearts. Sally knows how to speak grace and the gospel message. Her words will feel like a deep cleansing breath. Her books are daily reminders of grace. The grace we long to show ourselves and our children. Connect with Sally: Story of God's Love for You :: Site :: Facebook :: Instagram Join our DMA Community:  Become a DMA Insider. In 2021 Bruce and I will lead the community through a StrengthsFinder Series. Learn the 101 of StrengthsFinder. How knowing your strengths helps your marriage, parenting and career.