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Rebekah's Website Book a Christian Life Coaching Discovery Call Let's kick off our August Theme: Singleness with a heart-level, somewhat confrontational challenge from Rebekah to accept your singleness by allowing yourself to grieve. The church will not give this to you, friends, you will have to fight for it. In order to mourn, you will have to acknowledge the reality of loss, really name it. This will be hard but it's the gateway to healing, a deeper faith, and accepting the reality that God has for you. So grieve...but also, there comes a time when you must arise and embrace the new land that God has for - this idea is taken from Joshua Chapter 1, when God allows His people to grieve but tells them to move on and take the promised land. To all my single friends, divorced, widowed, single-never-been-married... you will have to fight the church to have your grief. But you will also have to Satan to not stay there and give into self-pity. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:05 The Importance of Grieving and Mourning 08:54 Feeling Invisible and Unsupported in the Church 16:27 Embracing Grief and Mourning as a Necessary Step Towards Healing 22:53 Finding Comfort and Guidance in God During the Grieving Process 26:00 Trusting God's Plan and Purpose for Single Women's Lives 28:56 The Power of Grieving and Mourning in Deepening the Relationship with God 31:33 Conclusion and Encouragement Rebekah Did a Previous Series on Singleness: Episodes 50-55 (go back and listen to those episodes on all major podcast platforms if you want more on this topic!)

We are joined by Jim, Jacqui, and Peggy. These are people who have taken an Elder role in their families and communities. Their life expereinces have shaped their spiritual practices and so they share these learnings with us.Website for St. Dunstans - www.st-dunstans.caEmail - st.dunstans@telus.netTel. - 604.856.5393 Mary Oliver (2004) Long Life: Essays and Other Writings. Published by Da Capo Press.The Living School for Action and Contemplation is led by four contemplatives— Richard Rohr, Jim Finley, Rev. Cynthia Bourgeault, Barbara Holmes and Brian McLaren—and offered as a program of learning from The Center for Action and Contemplation, www.cac.org>livingschoolCheck out St Dunstan's website for up to date classes and offerings from the Revd David Taylor.Regarding the humility of God, the book Jim was referring to is titled 'The Silence of God During the Passion' by Daniel Bourguet. English translation published June 6, 2016 by Cascade Books, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers.  It was translated from the original French edition - Copyright 2000 Éditions Olivétan, Lyon, France.The Grand Embrace and Paul Young were mentioned in the same breath. The Grand Embrace included three events hosted by the Centre for Spiritual Renewal at St. Dunstan's Anglican Church in 2017, 2018 and 2019.  Paul Young, Lorie Martin, Cathy AJ Hardy and Brad Jersak spoke at all three. The one JIm referred to in the Elder's podcast was held in the spring of 2018.Centering Prayer, LIstening Prayer, Lectio Divina are all spiritual practices offered at St. Dunstan's. Review their website for up to date offerings. Music intro and outro to today's podcast is taken from the piece Benedictus.

When everything is chaotic and you are suffering do you still trust God-- During the storm of testing remember to trust that God has a divine purpose in the test.

A new year is upon us, and the idea of resolutions may pale in comparison to praying that 2022 will be better - that life will be less hard, there will be fewer tears and hope will be restored.   What role do you play in your healing process anyway?  In today's episode, I'll share how a middle school Christmas play reminded me of how far I've come and how you can make progress in your grief journey.  Get something to take notes on as I share 3 Actions to Take Now to Keep You Close to God During grief. The Grief 2 Great Day Podcast will help you understand the grief journey, activate your faith, and show you ways of processing daily life to make the journey easier.  So, if you're ready to understand how grief affects you, rebuild your faith and take just one step towards healing, then get into a comfortable place - even if that's your bed right now, turn off all distractions and let's get started. You will never get over your Grief, but you can get to a Great Day.  Girl, there's hope for your future!! Please share this episode with a friend or family member who needs to know there is hope and life after grief.  Also, help us grow by leaving a written review on Apple Podcasts, I would appreciate it!    Verse of the Week – Keep Meditating on Jeremiah 29:11.  Song of the Day - Tin Roof - Chris Tomlin featuring Blessing Offor - https://youtu.be/sKM0aIqFzes Open Door Church, Greenville, NC – December 5, 2021 sermon series “Joy and Lament”  https://subspla.sh/h8k9cxg Connect with Me Email - grief2greatday@gmail.com Website & Resources - www.grief2greatday.com  Blog - Blog - Grief2GreatDay Book - Dying to Be Healed - Book - Grief2GreatDay 6-week Faith-Based Grief Support Program -  https://resources.grief2greatday.com/  

(00:00-7:49): Brian and Aubrey discussed the Christianity Today article, “Free at Last: All 17 Missionaries Kidnapped in Haiti Have Been Released.” (7:49-25:03): Dr. Tim Muehlhoff, Professor of Communication at Biola University, Codirector of The Winsome Conviction Project; and speaker and research consultant for the Center for Marriage and Relationships,  joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his new book, “Eyes to See: Recognizing God's Common Grace in an Unsettled World.” Learn more about Tim and his books at timmuehlhoff.com and connect with him on Twitter at @DrMuehlhoff And learn more about the Winsome Conviction Project at winsomeconviction.com (25:03-33:17): Brian and Aubrey reflected on Pastor Louie Giglio's message, “Jesus is Coming Soon.”  (33:17-42:17): Brian and Aubrey unpacked Ann Swindell's Relevant Magazine article, “Five Ways to Stay Close to God During the Busy Holiday Season.”  (42:17-52:30): Brian and Aubrey reflected on The Next Right Thing podcast episode, “3 Steps to Restart Your Life-Giving Rhythms.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel: Daniel 10:1-Daniel Received Revelation from God During the Third Year of Cyrus King of Persia Regarding a Great War-Lesson # 296

Daniel: Daniel 10:2-Daniel Was Mourning For Three Weeks When He Received Revelation from God During the Third Year of Cyrus King of Persia-Lesson # 297

Daniel: Daniel 10:1-Daniel Received Revelation from God During the Third Year of Cyrus King of Persia Regarding a Great War-Lesson # 296

Daniel: Daniel 10:2-Daniel Was Mourning For Three Weeks When He Received Revelation from God During the Third Year of Cyrus King of Persia-Lesson # 297

Pam talks with Charlotte Donlon, author of The Great Belonging--How Loneliness leads us to each other. What if loneliness is a necessary part of the human condition? What if it is the current that leads us deeper into belonging--to ourselves, to each other, and to God? During our talk Charlotte helps us reframe loneliness and offers a language for the quiet within.

RENEWING OUR SPIRITUAL SERVICE (PART 2 of 2) Malachi 2:4-7 1. Fear God 2. Walk with God 3. Speak the Word of God During our Wednesday night prayer meetings, we took a short break from Malachi to address church-reopening plans and pray for the civil unrest in our nation. Last week, we saw the negative example of the priests. This video contains part 2 from Malachi 2:1-9, focusing on Malachi 2:4-7 with the positive example of Levi. *We are troubleshooting the video recording settings on a new recording device. This video was recorded last week (June 18) when we were testing the new recording space. Watch the video on YouTube.

Mother Miriam Live - June 4, 2020 Offering Sacrifices to God During the Pandemic

What does it mean to be hungry for God? During this pandemic we have seen our world declare abortion clinics as essential, while issuing threats and citations to people attending church. We have seen criminals set free while pastors are being jailed. Where is our focus? Now, more than ever before we should be hungry for a move of God. We should be hungry for revival. In today’s message, Pastor Eddie Mason continues with the question, “Where are you spiritually?” by asking another important question, “Are you hungry for a word from the Lord?” (#050320) For more information about Southside Christian Fellowship Church in McDonough, GA please visit our website at www.southsidechristianfellowship.net You can also check us out on social media using @scfellowshipchu and @scfellowshipchurch. For questions, prayer requests or to submit feedback, please call 770-957-5909 or e-mail us at scfellowshipchurch@gmail.com

19. Recognizing and Responding to God During the Coronavirus Crisis w/ Rich VillodasOn this episode Matt Hammett (lead pastor of Flood Church San Diego) and Rich Villodas (lead pastor of New Life Fellowship in Queens, NYC) have a conversation about the Church's response during the coronavirus crisis. Pastor Rich shares a letter to his church that include seven invitations to both recognize and respond to God during this unprecedented time.During a time of crisis, what does it mean to:1. Be prayerful2. Be self-aware3. Be Adaptable4. Be Generous5. Be Pastoral6. Be Wise7. Be HopefulRich Villodas has been the Lead Pastor at New Life Fellowship Church since 2013, when succeeded founding pastor Pete Scazzero. Born and raised in the New York borough of Brooklyn, Rich graduated from Nyack College and went on to obtain a Masters of Divinity degree at Alliance Theological Seminary. He is also currently part of the writing team for Missio Alliance, exploring such issues as contemplative spirituality, race, emotional health, preaching, and other major cultural issues that impact the universal Church. When Rich isn't reading, he's cheering on his beloved Mets, Knicks, NY Rangers, and Jets teams. Rich is married to Rosie and they have two children. Rich's forthcoming book The Deeply Formed Life is due for release in Fall of 2020.Resources:New Life Fellowship, home of Pastor Rich VillodasDIVEintoFLOOD.com/LiveLetters and Papers from Prison, by Deitrich BonhoefferCDC.gov

MY TESTIMONY OF BEING CAUGHT UP INTO HIS PREXENCE..BY ROY TUBBS I went inot my bedroom and knelt down by my bed and begin praying and asking this...LORD, I DESIRE TO STAND IN YOUR PRESENCE AND BEHOLD YOUR GLORY... and while I was speaking................ I WAS CAUGHT UP...+ This was some of my experience back several years ago. Have you ever been caught up into the very Presence of God? During that time, He literally caught me up to a different place where there was a lot of color. But it wasn’t so much what I saw that completely transformed me. It wasn’t like I had walked out into some great field, or opened a window, or did anything of the sort, as are some people’s testimonies of being caught up typically depict. It was simply that I was caught up to a place in the spirit where I had no sense of my own consciousness—no sense of consciousness at all. I was not even familiar with who I was as a person. Any weaknesses, insecurities, sin, anything earthly in my life was non-existent. I was completely and totally at one with God, in complete and total union with Him, a place where I could only recognize Him—not myself. It was a place of complete wholeness and beauty and so completely overwhelming that I remember when I was there, that I started to talk to the Lord—and I saw a side of His face, but I didn’t see His total face. I said, “Oh, I love it here. I don’t want to go back. I don’t want to go back.” He said, “You have to go back. You have to go back and tell the people what you’ve experienced. You have to go back.” “Oh my gosh, Lord, I don’t want to.” Then I was back in my body or at least as I can explain it, and back into my own consciousness of self. I’m not sure if I was out of the body or in the body, just as Paul speaks of in 2 Corinthians 12:2-4: “I know a man…who was caught up to the third heaven.” Many believe Paul was speaking of himself. He said he didn’t know whether he was “in the body or out of the body.” He just knew that he was “caught up to paradise,” and I did as well in my heavenly encounter. When I came back to my conscience awareness, I immediately recognized that, “Oh! I’m me again. I’m me. I can feel me.” Because I have encountered Heaven, now what I read, see, and understand is totally from heavenly perspective. Knowing who I am in Christ and knowing that I am a glory portal for Heaven has made me realize that Heaven has come and deposited itself inside me One of the things we need to keep in mind when we hear about people being caught up to Heaven or we hear about heavenly encounters is that heavenly encounters always produce something. They produce a benefit here on earth. Even for me, when I was caught up into that place. It was like Moses when he saw the burning bush, and he said, “Here I am” (Exodus 3:4). As a result of the dramatic heavenly encounter with the burning bush, Moses was changed. Then the Lord sent him out to deliver the people.

Pride is a word we use many different ways. Maybe you’re proud of yourself for making it to the gym every day this week. Perhaps you’re proud of your kids for making good grades. What if there’s a kind of pride that kills your relationship with God? During this message Pastor Kevin Simmons and Amanda Simmons share with us how pride can keep us from experiencing God’s grace and giving grace to others!

Do we still need to keep the law? Are we allowed to eat pork and catfish? What traditions are we following today? More importantly, do they align with God? During this episode, we take another deep dive in the Bible to make sure what we’re doing is aligned with God’s word. Y’all be blessed! #Joy Focus Verse: Matthew 15:14 All Verses Covered: Matthew 15:1-20, Acts 1:3-5,14-15, 2:1-4,37-39, 8:5,10,12,14-16, 9:1-17, 10:44,46-48, 22:12-16, 1 Timothy 4:1, Leviticus 19:28 Original Air Date: August 15, 2019 We air these episodes live every Thursday evening at 6:30pm central time. Join us LIVE on our Facebook page to ask questions and get live answers! Even if you disagree with something we say, mention it to us so we can see what the scriptures say! If you have any questions about a specific scripture or topic and would like for us to discuss it on our Facebook live streams, please send us an email at JMStorm2019@gmail.com. We are open to any and all questions or concerns. Joy in the Midst of the Storm Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/JMSBible/

Brandon takes us through the misconception of being abandoned by God During our suffering. We often feel that the trials in our lives are because of God's judgment upon us or because He has abandoned us. He is not only with us during our suffering but has been through the ultimate suffering for us. The thorns in our sides are represented in the thorns on His head. Brandon explains that “Grace is not the absence of something; it is the presence of someone.”

Stephanie Piacitelli, my guest for episode 60, is someone who has learned to find joy in the middle of hard things. In October 2014, Stephanie and her husband, Bryant, were living a normal life with their four children. But near the end of that month, everything changed in an instant. Bryant was on his way to work as a police officer when he was struck on his motorcycle by a driver who ran a red light. Bryant was killed and Stephanie was left a widow with four young children. Losing Her Husband In the interview, Stephanie shares about her life before Bryant passed away and the details of the day he was killed. She talks about how she shared the heartbreaking news with her children that their father had been killed. One of her first thoughts was forgiveness for the person who hit her husband. Her second thought was that she and her family were loved. She knew they had so many people around them who loved them. Stephanie shares the tender mercies she received from God prior to her husband’s death that did not lessen the shock but did leave her with the knowledge she was loved. She didn’t know it at the time, but as she looks back, she can see how God was preparing her and giving her what she needed. Submitting Her Will to God During her grief, Stephanie had a pivotal moment when she was able to turn everything over to God. She said, “This was a test for me. Am I really willing to put my trust in my Heavenly Father, in an all-knowing, all-loving God? Am I able to do that?… These experiences that we go through, are for our own good. We may not see it in the moment, but if we will allow the refiner’s fire to allow Heavenly Father to mold us into the person that He needs us to become, we will be better off than what we may have thought.” Stephanie used the word “liberating” when talking about surrendering her will to God. We discussed the miracle of giving your will to the One who matters most and how surrendering will change your life. “God will not forsake me” was on repeat in Stephanie’s mind for months after her husband’s death and is how she ultimately got through the darkest days. Knowing Her Children’s Needs Stephanie also shares how prayer and relying on the spirit have helped her know the individual needs of her four children who lost their dad. She also talks about how she uses these same skills to help the four step children she is mothering since remarrying. Joy in the Middle of Hard Things Overall, Stephanie’s story illustrates well it is possible to have faith and trust, even during difficult challenges. Stephanie knows “Joy is possible, even in the midst of hard things.” God makes this possible.   Other Episodes Dealing with Grief Episode 2: Navigating Loss, Special Needs and Fostering as a Young Mom with Alie Jones Episode 5: Choosing Happiness in Motherhood Despite Grief and Tragedy with Maralyn Nava Episode 7: Turning to God Through Infertility, Adoption and Miscarriage with Kay West Episode 58: Why Gratitude for Little Things Will Make Your Life Better with Heather Herbert Follow Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniepiacitelli Follow Spiritually Minded Mom Blog: spirituallymindedmom.com Instagram: @spirituallymindedmom Facebook: spirituallymindedmom Podcast: Spiritually Minded Mom on iTunes

Faith, Do I Believe? Part II Lourdes Pinto Isaiah 7:2-4 When the house of David was told, "Syria is in league with Ephraim," his heart and the heart of his people shook as the trees of the forest shake before the wind. And the LORD said to Isaiah, "Go forth to meet Ahaz… and say to him, `Take heed, be quiet, do not fear, and do not let your heart be faint. I. TAKE HEED – To be attentive to our hearts and to God – During the storms of our lives we are also shaken, and our emotions can be so intense that we too become confused, scared, and react in those intense emotions. 1. We need to be attentive to what is happening in our hearts, so we need to BE QUIET – PRAY, and ask the Holy Spirit & Mary to enter our hearts with us. – Simple Pathpp.106-107, Being attentive and going deeper by asking, “Why?” – What is the piercing I am feeling? – What is the pain? Name it. – Why am I feeling such intense sorrow? We need to begin to dissect the pure pain from the emotions of resentment, anger, revenge, hatred, disappointment, frustration & discouragement by asking the questions in prayer and journaling the answers. This process will begin to quiet our hearts so that we can become attentive to the movements of the Holy Spirit guiding us through this process. – What negative emotions am I feeling? Be transparent with God. – Why do I feel so much resentment, anger…? – How have I reacted? What did I say? How did I gaze?   Simple Path, #105, p.292 By being attentive to how you use your hands or fail to use your hands, how you gaze at others, and how the words flow from your lips, you will come to know the sin that remains in your hearts. My Mother is forming each of you to be My living chalices.   2. Give the negative emotions to Christ and REMAIN in the PURE PAIN. If I reacted in anger, REPENT. First, to the person I hurt and then in confession.   3.   Suffer the pure pain WITH Christ, NOT ALONE! See our sorrow in Him. Jesus cries in the Eucharist with us and for us. - Allow the Holy Spirit to be our Spiritual Director through The Simple Path. - Simple Path, 3-A-4, Tears, p. 124-129 - Simple Path, #34, p.104 Be attentive to each person you encounter in your life. I live in them. I suffer for them and with them. This is My Body (Mt 35:31-41). My little one, have the docility of heart to receive the brokenness of all people into your heart as ONE with Me. This is participation in the love of the Trinity: to receive the wounds of your brothers and sisters and to give the sacrifice of your life, as ONE with Me, for their salvation and sanctification. This is Love. Simple Path, p.117, Fruit of Healing One of the fruits of healing the core wound is that you find your heart freer. You can feel emotions that you had only read or heard about, and feel to a more profound depth the emotions you already knew. Another fruit of healing is that we come in touch with our interior life, with our hearts. We come to know ourselves and to be attentive to what is taking place within us. We no longer live disconnected from ourselves and others. When we lived in our wound we were unhappy, afraid, depressed, in bad moods, we lived according to our emotions but were not aware of what was taking place within us. A healed person is “tuned in.” This sensitivity becomes the means to live as victim souls receiving the wounds of others and participating with Christ in their redemption. 4. During the storm our hearts can feel wounded as if pierced, and at that moment when we are feeling wounded, hurt, vulnerable, scared, confused, angry, frustrated, discouraged, or resentful when we've been “shaken” like the Israelites, the blessing of the grace of that...

On March 4 & 5, we began a six-week series called Bible Savvy: Leviticus, exploring the most important questions you can ask: how can sinful people come into the presence of a holy God? During week six, Pastor Clayton concluded our series by...

On March 4 & 5, we began a six-week series called Bible Savvy: Leviticus, exploring the most important questions you can ask: how can sinful people come into the presence of a holy God? During week five, Pastor Jim explored what Leviticus teaches...

On March 4 & 5, we began a six-week series called Bible Savvy: Leviticus, exploring the most important questions you can ask: how can sinful people come into the presence of a holy God? During week four, Pastor Jim explored what Leviticus teaches...

On March 4 & 5, we began a six-week series called Bible Savvy: Leviticus, exploring the most important questions you can ask: how can sinful people come into the presence of a holy God? During week three, Pastor Clayton explored what Leviticus...

On March 4 & 5, we began a six-week series called Bible Savvy: Leviticus, exploring the most important questions you can ask: how can sinful people come into the presence of a holy God? During week two, Pastor Jim explored what Leviticus teaches...

On March 4 & 5, we began a six-week series called Bible Savvy: Leviticus, exploring the most important questions you can ask: how can sinful people come into the presence of a holy God? During week one, Pastor Jim explored what is means to be holy.

During Jesus' day it was custom for devout Jews to travel back to Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover. However some Jews found themselves living a mindset of "Good enough" when it came to their sacrifices to Christ. Are we living a "Good enough" mentality with our relationship with God? *During the message I misspoke. The Passover celebration was not an atonement for sin sacrifice.

Stay Focused on God -"During times of transition, God wants us to stay focused on him."

1 of 3, Student Ministry Retreat. Melissa introduces the weekend's topic of 'Be Rad' - how can we be radical for God? During her talk she shares about the masks we wear and how they become obstructions to being rad.

Join Devin and Melissa Pellew each week at they discuss topics related to biblical theology, Christian apologetics and worldview issues. This week during the first hour, we will discuss The Problem of Evil in light of the bombings Monday in Boston and other recent tragedies in the news. How do we make sense of such tragedies in light of the existence of an all-loving, all-powerful God? During the second hour, we will have Ted Wright, Professor at Southern Evangelical Bible College/Seminary and Executive Director of Cross Examined apologetics ministry, on the air with us to discuss Hell. Is Hell real? Why does it exist? Where is it? What is the nature of Hell?  We will discuss these as well as a number of other questions so you don't want to miss this engaging and informative show! 

Heath MacFadyen is the podcast host of Don’t Mom Alone. She is a recovering angry mom to 4 boys, entrepreneur’s wife, and child of God During the podcast, you will hear how Tricia’s past challenges (abortion/teen pregnancy) drew her closer to God. How He used past pain to help her serve girls finding themselves in... [Continue Reading] The post A conversation with Heather MacFadyen and Tricia Goyer | Don’t Mom Alone appeared first on Tricia Goyer.