Podcasts about heaven'

Empezamos mes de mayo currando, currando por el AOR. ¡Que bonito ha quedado! Venga, nueva sesión melódica, con 100 minuyos y 20 temazos. 35 años de 'Heaven's Edge'. Nuevos: Blue Ambition, Giant, Brother Firetribe, Heartbanger, AOR Allied Forces, Heart Line, Emotional Fire, Cassandra's Crossing (George Lynch), W.E.T, H.E.A.T, Harem Scarem y 91 Suite. Clásicos: Shooting Star, Debbie Bonham, Street Talk, Shortino, Red Dwawn 1361

Gentle Perceptions The WISDOM podcast  Season 5  Episode 51

Slow Living 'ask dorothy' The WISDOM podcast  Season 5  Episode 50  

AWAKEN The WISDOM podcast  Season 5  Episode 49

When You Feel Triggered, Do This Instead The WISDOM podcast  Season 5  Episode 48  

Former presidential candidate and Ohio governor John Kasich joins the show to share a powerful journey of faith, hope, and forgiveness. He also breaks down the story behind his new book, "Heaven Help Us: How Faith Communities Inspire Hope, Strengthen Neighborhoods, and Build the Future." FOLLOW BILLY ON SOCIAL MEDIA:- Follow Billy on Twitter- Follow Billy on Instagram- Follow Billy on Facebook- Follow Billy on YouTube

Listener Karen from Illinois wrote in asking what a plenary indulgence is, and Patrick did not disappoint. So, what is an indulgence anyway? Patrick breaks it down like this: Sin is forgiven in confession, but its effects still linger (like spiritual scars). Jesus paid the penalty for sin once and for all, but we still need to heal the damage done (to us, others, and the world). Imagine sin is like breaking a window. Confession = forgiveness. But... someone still has to fix the window. The indulgence. The Church, using the authority Jesus gave her ("whatever you bind on Earth..."), can apply the spiritual riches of Jesus and the saints to help wipe away the lingering effects of sin. This is what indulgences are all about. Partial Indulgence = Some of that damage is repaired. Plenary Indulgence = All the effects of sin are wiped clean. How to learn more? Patrick recommends: The Handbook of Indulgences: Norms and Grants Why does this even matter? Because... nothing unclean can enter Heaven (Revelation 21:27). Indulgences help clean you up now, so you don’t have to get purified later in Purgatory. Patrick says it's totally doable to gain a plenary indulgence every single day (!!!) if you meet the conditions (like Confession, Mass, prayer for the Pope, detachment from sin, etc.).

Sacred Ground ~ Living Your Heaven on Earth 'ask dorothy' The WISDOM podcast  Season 5  Episode 46  

La maison mitoyenne de deux chambres où David Bowie a vécu enfant à Bromley est désormais sur le marché pour 449.500 livres sterling. Un enregistrement inédit de Yes reprenant "Eleanor Rigby" des Beatles vient d'être dévoilé en ligne. Après AC/DC : INXS, Dua Lipa a tenu sa promesse de reprendre une chanson d'un artiste local dans chaque ville où s'arrête sa tournée ‘'Radical Optimism'', en interprétant sa version du classique "Never Tear Us Apart" d'INXS à la Qudos Bank Arena de Sydney, en Australie, le 26 mars. Après plus de 25 ans d'absence discographique, Bachman-Turner Overdrive fait son grand retour avec "60 Years Ago''. Bien que Sum 41 ait terminé sa tournée d'adieu en janvier et sorti son dernier album ‘'Heaven : x : Hell'' l'an dernier, le groupe punk canadien offre encore quelques surprises à ses fans. Mots-Clés : icône, 1953, famille, East End, propriété, quartier résidentiel, Bickley, frontière, annonce immobilière, tranquillité, 1969, sessions, studios, Polydor, Londres, direction, producteur, John Anthony, publié, document d'archives, version, introduction psychédélique, guitariste, Peter Banks, claviériste, Tony Kaye, basse, Chris Squire, relais, performance, Jon Anderson, fin, morceau, rappel, chanteuse, coup d'envoi, tournée mondiale, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, héros locaux, pop star,Highway To Hell, Extraordinaire, foule,extrait, Randy Bachman, genèse, hommage, Winnipeg, ville, Tal Bachman, KoKo Bachman, Fred Turner, chant, solo, Neil Young, scène musicale, local, créativité, Liverpool, Amérique du Nord, véritable, melting-pot, talent, Victoria, Colombie-Britannique, États-Unis, reprise explosive, Sleep Now in the Fire, Rage Against the Machine, version acoustique, Landmines", extrait, sessions, communiqué, gratitude, fans, session, célébrer, monde. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, en direct chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30 sur votre radio rock'n'pop. Merci pour votre écoute Plus de contenus de Classic 21 sur www.rtbf.be/classic21 Ecoutez-nous en live ici: https://www.rtbf.be/radio/liveradio/classic21 ou sur l'app Radioplayer BelgiqueRetrouvez l'ensemble des contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Découvrez nos autres podcasts : Le journal du Rock : https://audmns.com/VCRYfsPComic Street (BD) https://audmns.com/oIcpwibLa chronique économique : https://audmns.com/NXWNCrAHey Teacher : https://audmns.com/CIeSInQHistoires sombres du rock : https://audmns.com/ebcGgvkCollection 21 : https://audmns.com/AUdgDqHMystères et Rock'n Roll : https://audmns.com/pCrZihuLa mauvaise oreille de Freddy Tougaux : https://audmns.com/PlXQOEJRock&Sciences : https://audmns.com/lQLdKWRCook as You Are: https://audmns.com/MrmqALPNobody Knows : https://audmns.com/pnuJUlDPlein Ecran : https://audmns.com/gEmXiKzRadio Caroline : https://audmns.com/WccemSkAinsi que nos séries :Rock Icons : https://audmns.com/pcmKXZHRock'n Roll Heroes: https://audmns.com/bXtHJucFever (Erotique) : https://audmns.com/MEWEOLpEt découvrez nos animateurs dans cette série Close to You : https://audmns.com/QfFankxDistribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Eureka! Found the best thing to come out of California to merry old England in an age and it's Savannah Gardner. Savannah's outlaw honky tonkin' country music has captured the hearts and minds of Londoners and beyond. There's pure unadulterated joy in seeing Savannah live on stage, time stops, energy positively crackles from the microphone as you hear voice sing songs like 'Heaven is a Feeling'. A stunning song full of evocative lyrics that grabs you and never lets you go. Go listen to her 2024 album 'Recovering Good Girl' for an album full of solid gold country music. An accomplished live performer Savannah will be playing across many clubs and festivals across the year. Make sure you check out the dates on her website. PLAY. LISTEN. ENJOY

In this powerful solo episode, Krista reveals her personal struggles + triumphs as she discusses the soul's path to finding purpose. Discover what could happen when you lean into your intuition and fully embrace the unknown. If you need a reminder of your own potential, THIS IS IT!  Ahead, Krista shares intimate moments from her own life—moments marked by uncertainty, change, and remarkable transformation. From quitting corporate jobs to embracing single life in her 30s, Krista's journey will motivate anyone feeling lost or at a crossroads right now.  This one's for all of you who know in your heart that you were made for more. Krista urges you to release the shackles of people-pleasing + societal expectations to truly connect with your soul's mission. It will take overcoming fear + trusting your plan above all else, but it will be SO worth it.  We also talk about: Embracing uncertainty as a path to spiritual growth The transformative power of personal rock bottoms Understanding the importance of the Saturn return phase Techniques for tuning into intuition + soul wisdom Exploring the concept of ego versus soul leadership The impact of people-pleasing on personal freedom Creating meaningful change + bringing 'Heaven on Earth' The joy + freedom found in conscious singlehood Resources Instagram: @itskrista Website: https://itskrista.com/ Pre-order our book, Almost 30: A Definitive Guide To A Life You Love For The Next Decade and Beyond, here: http://bit.ly/Almost30Book.  Sponsors: JSHealth | Go to jshealthvitamins.com/a30 and use code ALMOST30 to get 20% off your first order!  Galatea | Right now, Galatea is offering our listeners an extra 25% off on top of an already-irresistibly-affordable subscription when you go to GALATEA.COM/ALMOST30. IQ Bar | Get 20% off all IQBAR products, plus get FREE shipping. Just text ALMOST to 64000 to get your discount. Audible |  New members can try Audible free for 30 days. Visit Audible.com/ALMOST30 or text ALMOST30 to 500-500. To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com or go to https://advertising.libsyn.com/almost30.  Learn More: almost30.com/learn almost30.com/morningmicrodose almost30.com/courses  Join our community: facebook.com/Almost30podcast/groups Podcast disclaimer can be found by visiting: almost30.com/disclaimer.  Find more to love at almost30.com! Almost 30 is edited by Garett Symes and Isabella Vaccaro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Okay, so on this episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, we get a look into the virtue of hope. A caller named Matt from Columbus, NJ, kicks things off by saying that a lot of Catholics don’t really get what hope actually is. Honestly, he’s onto something. What’s Hope, Really? Most people think of hope like: I hope the weather’s nice tomorrow, or I hope my team wins. But biblical, theological hope is different. The Catechism (CCC 1817) lays it out: Hope is the virtue by which we desire heaven, trusting not in ourselves, but in God’s promises and His grace to get us there. Basically, it’s not a shaky, fingers-crossed kind of thing; it’s a confident expectation in God’s faithfulness. So… Can Catholics Be Sure They’re Going to Heaven? Matt brings up a great point here. He adds that if you ask a Catholic, “Are you going to heaven?” they’ll respond with, “Uh… I hope so?”, but with a tone of doubt. That’s a problem. Because hope isn’t uncertainty; it’s trust. Patrick brings in St. Paul as Exhibit A. Paul talks about winning the race and fighting the good fight; he expects heaven, but he also knows he has to persevere to the end. We don’t “earn” salvation (we need grace!), but we cooperate with it. So, the Catholic answer isn’t “I know I’m going to heaven, no doubt” (we’re not into that Once Saved, Always Saved mindset), but it’s also not “I have no idea”. Instead, it’s: -I trust in God’s promises -I know He’ll give me the grace to get there -But I also know I have free will and need to stay faithful Hope vs. Despair & Presumption Patrick also covers the two big dangers that wreck hope: Despair: Thinking, I’m too far gone, I’ll never be saved. That’s a lie; God’s mercy is bigger than any sin. Never stop hoping! Presumption: Thinking, I don’t need to do anything, I’m automatically saved. This is also wrong; Jesus literally tells us to persevere to the end (Matt 24:13). Hope Is Non-Negotiable. Patrick ties it all together with St. Thomas Aquinas, who says hope is necessary for salvation. You have to desire heaven and expect God’s help. No hope? No heaven. Moral of the story: Hope is trust in God’s love and promises. So next time someone asks if you’re going to heaven, don’t say “I don’t know” ... say, “I trust in God to get me there.” Want to level up your hope? Pray for the grace of perseverance, dive into Scripture, and never stop trusting in God’s goodness!

Send us a textWe are saved by faith alone, in Christ alone, through grace alone. That is a certainty. We are not saved by any works we do. However, the works we do after we are saved are part of our progressive sanctification and do have eternal consequences. In fact, we will be judged on how faithful we serve the Lord and will be given rewards accordingly. To quote Derrick Thomas, "Some will be given ten cities, some will be given five cities, and some will just be given Orlando." What rewards are you getting?Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to check out everything Proverbs 9:10 on our website, www.proverbs910ministries.com! You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Rumble, YouTube, Twitter, Truth Social, and Gettr!

This is a great sermon during this Advent season about angels called "The Ministry of Angels". The pastor began by saying how many times angels are sung about in our traditional Christmas Carols. If you stop to think about it, they really are mentioned a lot. Angelology is a fascinating study, and there is much in the Bible about angels. But like most doctrines, it can and often is twisted by the unstable. It is a target for fringe theologians who spout fanciful theories and supposed visions. As Phil Johnson has said, "Few biblical topics have provoked more wild speculation and fruitless debate than the topic of angels." Because of this I am providing what I have found to be safe and solid material on angels for further study. After listening to the sermon I linked above, there are other great resources that explore the facts about these incredible beings. John MacArthur has several pieces about the different ministries of angels, including angel armies, (Angels: God's Invisible Army, Part 1 with other parts after this), entertaining angels (Ever Met an Angel?), Angelic Messengers, and others. Search for angels at gty.org. Phil Johnson wrote an essay at Ligonier called Angels: Messengers and Ministers of God. Martyn Lloyd-Jones preached two sermons on angels in his Great Doctrines series. One is called Good Angels. Sadly, there is no recording of his subsequent lecture titled "The Devil and the Fallen Angels" but there is a transcript you can read which I uploaded for the public. Here is the link to the transcribed sermon The Devil and the Fallen Angels by Lloyd-Jones. Randy Alcorn, author of the book 'Heaven', has several articles about angels at his website. How Do We Know That Seraphim and Cherubim Are Angels? Alcorn also answered this question In Their Own Realm, Do Angels Have Physicality? Spurgeon's Angelology: A Speculative Thought. In this sermon, Charles Spurgeon discusses the angels who ministered to Jesus after His temptation in the wilderness. Satan departing, angels ministering RC Sproul preached a two-part series simply called Angels. Now here's a little debate for you: do angels sing? I wrote about this a few years ago. Despite the hymns and carols noting that angels sing this or that, there is very little scriptural evidence that they do sing. But no scriptural evidence claiming they unequivocally do not sing. Hmmm. GotQuestions: Do Angels Sing? The End Time: Do Angels Sing? In which I look at the stances of some theologians who believe they do or do not, as well as offer some food for thought. In the end, lest we fall guilty of what Phil Johnson said above, that we engage in wild speculation or fruitless debate, let me end here with a link to a page listing scriptures in which angels are mentioned, and it says there are 499 scriptures (but 25 are noted here).

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Patrick Madrid tackled a fascinating question on his show: Can we feel regret in heaven?    Regret in Heaven? Not Happening.   Patrick made it crystal clear: heaven is an eternal state of perfect bliss. No regrets, no "what-ifs," no "I should have prayed more Rosaries." You're maxed out in joy, peace, and love, depending on your “capacity” to receive God's glory.   He used a great analogy: Imagine your capacity for heavenly joy is like a container:   Some have an Olympic swimming pool worth of grace.   Others might have a Dixie cup (ouch, but still blissed out!).   The Blessed Virgin Mary? Her capacity is like the Pacific Ocean.    No one will feel bad for having “less,” because they'll be maxed out with what they can hold. It's like everyone's favorite drink, perfectly full: no room for envy or FOMO.    Purgatory: Where Regret Gets Burned Off   Now, regret? That's for purgatory. Patrick referenced 1 Corinthians 3:15, explaining that in purgatory, we'll confront the moments we chose “wood, hay, and straw” over “gold, silver, and precious stones.” (Translation: the times we didn't fully cooperate with God's grace.)   In purgatory, we'll think: “Man, I could've done more!” But it's all part of God's mercy: purifying us for heaven.   Emotions in Heaven? Absolutely.   Patrick also clarified that while we won't feel regret or negative emotions in heaven, we will feel joy, love, and awe at levels we can't even imagine. The emotional reunions with loved ones?  Epic. And all those pesky, earthly “low emotions” like anger, jealousy, or boredom? Gone forever.    The Leap to Heaven: Bigger Than Birth   Patrick shared this: Just as an unborn baby can't imagine the world outside the womb (oceans, love, burgers), we can't fathom the leap from this life to eternal life. It's that much bigger and more incredible.   St. Paul nailed it: "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, what God has prepared for those who love him." (1 Corinthians 2:9)

Patrick explores a fascinating discussion with a caller about the lifelong impact of holy orders in the Catholic Church. He explains the concept of the indelible mark on the soul, what happens when a priest leaves the clerical state, and the detailed process of laicization. This conversation sheds light on the profound and permanent nature of being a priest.   Ken (email) – Your opinion on people's salvation is inconsistent (00:38) Karen (email) – Responds to Ken's email and writes “You told that woman her husband is in hell…” (Patrick did not say that) (19:46) Margie - Some priests don't where their clerics and it makes me upset (24:27) Michael - What does it mean if a priest is defrocked? What do you think about the book 'Heaven in our Hands' where it says that the Sermon on the Mount might not have been Christ's actual words. What do you think. (34:54) Mark - How much should we be telling children about heaven and hell and other heavy topics of our faith? (45:08) Kevin - Why can I bless my children, but not other people? (47:18)

The message was delivered on Sunday, October 20, 2024, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, Senior Minister. DESCRIPTION: This service explores the theme of unity in diversity and the role of religion in fostering love and healing in the world. Using the story of the Tower of Babel, Marlin illustrates how the focus of religion should be on creating a heaven-like experience on Earth. Instead of worrying about the afterlife, we are called to address the real "hells" of this world—poverty, injustice, and suffering—by being agents of love, compassion, and unity. The service emphasizes the need for religious communities to grow in soulfulness, love, and generosity, not just in their faith, but in their actions toward others. SUBSCRIBE TO WATCH OTHER VIDEOS: @allsoulsunitarian WANT TO LISTEN? SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-souls-unitarian-church/id193096943 GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: http://www.allsoulschurch.org/GIVE or text AllSoulsTulsa to 73256 LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allsoulstulsa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allsoulstulsa All Souls Church Website: http://www.allsoulschurch.org

The trailblazing Chinese actress reflects on childhood stardom in China, coming to America and starting from scratch, building a career in films like 'The Last Emperor' and 'Heaven & Earth' and, decades later, garnering some of the best reviews of her career — and Oscar buzz — for her portrayal of an immigrant mother in Sean Wang's feature directorial debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In September 2011, she appeared on a special pilot program for 추석 and won, gaining recognition.She officially debuted as a singer on February 9, 2012, with her R&B digital single 'Heaven.'The same year, Rolling Stone named her “the K-pop solo artist most likely to succeed in the U.S.”She received global attention and is recognized as one of the top female solo vocalists in Korea.She's a hitmaker with popular songs including her dubut song, like , ,, and .Every track she releases is electrifying and delivers immense emotion.A soul diva who can completely disarm you with just one song!Let's dive into Ailee's music now~Today's playlist1. The BOSS2. 보여줄게(I will show you)    3. 첫눈처럼 너에게 가겠다(I Will Go To You Like The First Snow)      4. RA TA TA (Feat. Lil Cherry)5. Heaven - Nive's Pick6. 저녁 하늘(Evening Sky) - AIVAN's Pick

In this episode we discuss a diverse range of topics from their recent TV show binges, including the nuanced performances in 'Hacks' and 'The Bear,' to a mixed bag of movie reviews featuring films like 'The Matrix Resurrections,' 'Promising Young Woman,' and 'Heaven's Gate,' providing personal insights and reminiscing over Ridley Scott's portfolio including ‘Thelma and Louise' and ‘Matchstick Men.' We explore cultural influences on movies, nuances in scriptwriting, acting performances, and audience expectations. We finish with a quick discussion on recently watched films like ‘Rebel Ridge' and ‘The Deliverance,' highlighting standout performance and the challenge of meeting stylistic expectations.

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Alright, so Patrick Madrid had an amazing convo with Dana, an atheist who called in with a pretty heavy question:   Dana's Big Question: "Can people come up with their own moral values without God?" He's like, “Look, I don't believe in God, so I think humans create their own morals. Isn't this whole ‘God is moral' thing just a ‘God of the gaps' argument? Like, we're uncomfortable with the moral mystery, so we make up a God to fill in the blank.”   Patrick's Response: He said that atheists can be good people. No one's saying atheists are running wild in the streets. But here's the thing: why should anyone bother being good without God? What's the deeper point?”   Basically, he said that while atheists can be decent, honest folks, they're still borrowing from a moral system rooted in something bigger, whether they admit it or not. Without God, morality becomes more like, “I like this, I don't like that,” and not something with actual weight behind it.   Dana's Take: Dana admits that atheists have a bit of a moral problem: if there's no God, it's all kind of subjective, right? It's just humans deciding what's good or bad. He also mentioned he hopes there's an afterlife, but he's not exactly banking on it.   Patrick's Counter: Patrick dropped a bombshell: without God, the world is basically one big animal kingdom. It's just "survival of the fittest". There's no real "good" or "evil", just whatever works for you. He threw in this tough question: “If we're just a bunch of neurons firing off in our brains, why should I care about what's fizzing in your brain? Or mine, for that matter?”    The Catholic Curveball: Patrick wasn't done. He said we all know deep down that stuff like truth, love, and justice are real, not just random feelings. And since those things can't be physically measured, that's a clue there's something bigger than just nature, a.k.a. God. Then he added: God's grace is open to everyone, no matter how late in life they figure it out.   The Anne Frank Challenge: Dana brought up a tough one: how is it that a man like Rudolf Höss (a Nazi) could repent at the last minute and go to heaven, but someone like Anne Frank, who didn't believe in Jesus, might not since she was Jewish? Patrick didn't flinch. He explained that God's mercy is bigger than the worst sins. If you genuinely repent, even at the 11th hour, you can go to heaven. That's the beauty of Christianity. If you knowingly reject God, yeah, that's a different story.   Wrapping it Up: Patrick ended on a hopeful note, basically telling Dana, “Hey man, I'm praying for you. And who knows? Maybe one day you'll embrace Catholicism."

In this episode of The Skeptic Metaphysicians, hosts Will and Karen speak with Peter Panagore, an acclaimed author and spiritual counselor known for his book 'Heaven is Beautiful'. Peter shares profound insights from his two near-death experiences, discussing the transition from life to the afterlife, the concept of eternal now, and the indescribable beauty of the experiences he endured.They explore topics like mystical experiences, meditation practices, Kriya yoga, and the effects of near-death experiences on one's life and relationships. Peter also shares how single-minded meditation and internal journeys can help attain stability and enlightenment. The episode delves deep into spiritual wisdom, making it a conversation not to miss.Join Our Inner Circle And Enjoy Great Discounts From Some Of Our Past Guests:https://app.dropstation.io/skepticmetaphysician(Times are approximate)00:00 Excitement and Confusion01:09 Introducing the Guest: Peter Panagore02:46 Exploring Near-Death Experiences03:54 The Nature of the Afterlife04:56 Union with the Light07:41 The Challenge of Explaining the Ineffable10:46 Personal Experiences and Visions19:01 The Practice of Meditation and Yoga21:12 Peter's First Near-Death Experience23:09 Exploring Near-Death Experiences23:59 The Universality of Love and Light26:19 Personal Transformation After NDE28:26 The Struggle of Reintegrating into Life35:21 The Power of Single-Minded Meditation41:15 The Role of Kriya Yoga in Spiritual Practice42:56 Choosing to Return: The Second NDE46:19 Sharing Mystical Knowledge and SupportGuest Info:Website:https://www.peterpanagore.loveNot Church - YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@PeterPanagoreFollow Peter on Instagram: @peterpanagore or Facebook: @peterpanagore.authorFollow The Skeptic Metaphysicians on Instagram here for more motivation and inspiration. Then tag them on Instagram with your favorite part from today's show and they will repost their fav's every week!Other Ways To Connect With Us:Website: skepticmetaphysician.comFacebook: @TheSkepticMetaphysicianSupport the Show:Rate/review Us Here: https://lovethepodcast.com/SkepticMetaphysiciansPurchase Merchandise: https://www.skepticmetaphysician.com/storeBuy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SkepticMetaphys 

Patrick Madrid had such a touching moment on his show when a sweet little girl named Emily from Texas called in with a really deep question. She asked, "Do babies who die in their mommy's tummy go to purgatory because of original sin?" You could just hear the innocence and sincerity in her voice, and Patrick's response was so kind and thoughtful.   He gently explained that no, those babies don't go to purgatory. Purgatory is a place where souls go to be purified from sins they've committed during their lives, but unborn babies haven't had a chance to commit any sins at all. So, it wouldn't make sense for them to be there.   Patrick then broke down the idea of original sin in a way Emily could understand. He used this really simple analogy: imagine your parents were billionaires (how fun would that be?!) and you were supposed to inherit all that money. But then, because of something your parents did, they lost it all, and even though it wasn't your fault, you miss out on the inheritance. That's kind of what original sin is like—it's something we inherit from Adam and Eve, but it's not because of anything we personally did.   What about those babies who don't get a chance to be baptized? That's where the Church trusts in God's mercy. Patrick explained that while the Church doesn't have an exact answer, it hopes and prays that God, in His love, gives those babies the grace they need to enter heaven. And he reminded Emily that God loves those babies even more than their parents or siblings ever could, so we trust that they're safe with Him.   Patrick's ability to take such a big, complicated question and make it so clear and comforting was really beautiful.   Bottom line: We don't know exactly what happens to miscarried babies, but we have every reason to hope that God, in His infinite love and mercy, welcomes them into heaven. And we can trust that one day, their families will be reunited with them in God's embrace.   If you've suffered a miscarriage, the pain is real, and Relevant Radio is always here to pray with you and support you through the journey of grief. You are not alone. 

President of Open Bible Churches, Michael Nortune joins us in delivering the message 'Heaven on Earth'. Pastor Michael shares how the reality of a belivers life is that heaven can be expressed and felt in our lives. Listen in as he shares an inspired word of God's presence in our lives.

In this episode of the Creative Path Podcast, Adam Roa introduces his powerful poem 'Heaven' and dives into the meaning behind the poem. Adam shares his creative process, the struggles he faced while writing about abundance, and the significance of embracing life's experiences, both joyful and painful. He emphasizes the importance of loving life and being grateful for every moment. Join Adam as he takes you on a journey behind his poetry, discusses spiritual beliefs and the miracle of existence. Get my weekly newsletter: https://adam-roa.mykajabi.com/newsletter Connect with Adam: https://Instagram.com/adam.roa https://Facebook.com/iamadamroa https://Twitter.com/adam_roa https://TikTok.com/@adam.roa https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamroa/ 

So, Patrick dives into a question from Bonnie, who's curious about those intriguing near-death experiences where people claim they've seen heaven or even Jesus himself.  The big question she asks: What does the Catholic Church think about these experiences?   Patrick starts by acknowledging that, throughout history, there have been countless reports of near-death experiences (NDEs). People often describe floating above their bodies, seeing a bright light, or even meeting Jesus. While these stories are fascinating, Patrick reminds us that the Church approaches them with cautious curiosity.   He breaks down the possibilities into three "buckets":   Imagination at Work: Patrick notes that our brains are powerful and can create vivid experiences, especially when we're unconscious or close to death. Some NDEs might just be a result of our minds going into overdrive.   Body-Soul Separation: The Church teaches that death occurs when the soul leaves the body. Patrick speculates that some NDEs might be a glimpse of the soul lingering just before fully detaching from the body. This could explain those heightened senses or out-of-body perspectives some people report.   Genuine Afterlife Encounters: Then, there's the possibility that some people really do get a sneak peek into the afterlife. Patrick mentions biblical examples like Lazarus, who was truly dead before Jesus brought him back to life. However, he also warns that not all these experiences are heavenly. St. Teresa of Avila, for example, had a terrifying vision of sliding down a slimy tunnel toward hell—a wake-up call for her to change her life.   Finally, Patrick adds a word of caution: If someone's NDE contradicts Church teachings or the Bible—like claiming everyone goes to heaven, regardless of faith—that could be a red flag that the experience might be more demonic than divine.    In the end, while some NDEs might be genuine, many could just be products of imagination or even spiritual deception. The key litmus test? Always check if these experiences align with what Jesus and the Church teach. If not, it's probably best to approach them with a healthy dose of skepticism.

On a recent episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, a listener named Joseph from Anaheim called in with a situation many of us have faced. Some Jehovah's Witnesses came to his door and asked if he believed in heaven on earth. Joseph, being Catholic, said no. But then they brought up the Lord's Prayer— “Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven”—and it left him wondering if he had missed something.   Patrick jumped in to help clear things up. He explained that while Revelation 21 talks about a new heaven and a new earth, it doesn't mean that heaven will literally be on earth. Instead, it's about a future where the spiritual and physical worlds come together in a perfect way—a beautiful thought, but different from what the Jehovah's Witnesses were getting at.   Here's the thing: Jehovah's Witnesses believe that only 144,000 people will actually make it to heaven, and everyone else will live on a paradise earth. Patrick pointed out that this idea might sound nice at first, but when you really think about it—spending eternity picking fruit and petting animals—it starts to feel a little... boring.   He then compared that with the Catholic belief, where everyone who's saved gets to experience the fullness of God's love and joy in heaven—something way beyond anything we can imagine here on earth. Sounds better, right?   Next time a Jehovah's Witness might come to your door, you can tell them about the beauty of the Catholic faith and our understanding of heaven.    Don't be thrown off by tricky questions. Have confidence in the faith, and don't be afraid to have these conversations—armed with a little knowledge, they're easier than they seem.

Join us as we continue our fascinating journey through the book of Revelation.

'Heaven is the Feeling One Leaves on Earth.' Abandoned at Birth. Join me this week on Chatter that Matters for the heart-wrenching and uplifting story of Janet Sherlund, author of Abandoned at Birth: Searching for the Arms That Once Held Me. Janet discusses the profound effects of adoption on her identity and self-esteem, sharing her lifelong quest to reconnect with her birth parents and uncover who she is. I cried when Janet discovered her adoption details, celebrated her life-changing reunion with her birth father and was sickened by the coldness of her birth mother. I also learned about the critical importance of understanding one's biological roots. As the episode unfolds, Janet's courage, resilience, and the complexities of love and family will move you. Ending on hope and positivity, this conversation celebrates the bonds that tie us together and the enduring power of understanding where we come from.   This compelling episode will open your heart and touch your soul. 1.  My opening 2. [00:01:23]: Janet describes the compulsion to reconnect with her birth mother. 3. [00:01:41]:  Janet Sherlund discusses why she wrote her memoir. 4. [00:02:55]: Janet reads the prologue of her book, describing her drive to the adoption agency and her emotions. 5. [00:04:38]: Janet learns important facts from her adoption file. 6. [00:12:39]: Tony and Janet discuss her complicated relationship with her adoptive mother, Audrey. 7. [00:21:28]: Janet talks about the importance of biological roots and the strengths she discovered through her DNA. 8. [00:26:42]: The profound impact of meeting her birth father, Larry, and the unconditional love she experienced. 9. [00:31:07]: Janet explains her ongoing desire to connect with her birth mother and the rejection she felt when the meeting finally happened. [00:43:22]: Reflections on the lessons from Janet's story, her adoptive and birth parents, and the powerful message about love and identity. My three takeaways.    To connect with Janet and to buy her book,   Abandonedatbirthbook.com

Lee from Wisconsin asks a question that tugs at the heartstrings: "Does God still love the souls in hell?" You have to hear Patrick Madrid's response!   Key Takeaways:   God's Everlasting Love:   Unchanging Love: Patrick reassures us that God's love never ceases, even for those in hell. He holds them in existence, which is a profound sign of His undying love.   Created for Love: Imagine this: God knew you, and each one of us, from all eternity. He created us out of love, fully aware of our destinies, yet He chose to bring us into existence.     God's Timeless Perspective:   Beyond Time: God doesn't see time like we do. For Him, everything is an eternal "now." This eternal perspective means His love and knowledge are always present and constant.     Balancing Justice and Mercy:   Justice in Love: While God's justice means punishment for disobedience, it doesn't negate His love. Holding even the damned in existence is an act of His love.   Fixed Decisions: Once a soul is in hell, their decision is irrevocable. They cannot repent because they lack the supernatural virtue of charity needed to love God.   The Moment of Judgment:   Final Chance: Forgiveness is available up to the point of death. After death, the opportunity for repentance ends. As Hebrews 9:27 says, "It is appointed for man to die once, and then the judgment."   Act of Contrition: A sincere act of contrition at the moment of death can restore one to grace. This should remind us of the importance of being always ready through daily acts of contrition.   Heartfelt Advice:   Daily Contrition: Patrick gently urges us to make a habit of daily contrition. Picture this: before you drive, before you sleep, whisper a heartfelt, "Lord, I love You. I'm sorry for my sins. Please forgive me." This simple habit keeps us ready to meet God, no matter what happens.   Conclusion: Patrick Madrid's words remind us that God's love is a constant, unyielding force, even for those who turn away from Him. His perfect balance of justice and mercy calls us to live in a state of readiness and love.   Your Daily Devotion: "Lord, I love You with all my heart. I'm sorry for my sins. Please forgive me. I am more sorry because I love You and know You love me than I am about fear of punishment."

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of Closer to Venus, host Johnny Burke interviews Gwenda Smith, an internationally recognized healer, medium, and spiritual mentor. Gwenda shares her journey from experiencing visions as a child to becoming a registered practitioner in spiritual mentorship. They discuss her encounters with spirits and angels, her work with lost souls, and her methods of helping people connect with their divine essence. Gwenda also provides insights into what happens after death and gives advice on identifying genuine mediums.00:00 Welcome and Introduction to Gwenda Smith00:29 Understanding Spiritual Mentorship01:21 Gwenda's Early Experiences as a Seer02:56 Developing Mediumship Skills05:18 Messages from the Beyond: Assurance and Justice07:43 The Psychic Detective: Solving Mysteries with Spirit09:41 Encounters with Angels and Guides11:18 Exploring the Realms of Star Beings and Angels13:21 Memorable Spirit Encounters and Helping Lost Souls22:37 The Process of Guiding Spirits to Their Rightful Place25:13 Humorous Take on Spirit Guides26:09 The Role of Humor in Spiritual Guidance26:32 Exploring Our Divine Essence27:15 The Bliss of Divine Union28:13 Guidance from the Divine: How to Connect33:10 Understanding the Afterlife: Insights and Experiences38:46 Navigating Mediumship and Spirit Communication46:27 Identifying Genuine Mediumship48:50 Closing Remarks and Contact Information Additional points:Her mother had similar experiences as a seer when she was a childShe has witnessed “angels of mercy” coming to “collect” a soulHer encounters with souls have given her a vision of what heaven is like`https://www.healwithgwenda.com/@healwithgwenda_health_wellnessSupport the Show.Music by Black Box Traders

Is your child displaying signs of being gifted or having psychic abilities, and you're unsure how to handle it?  Tune in to hear Rachel, a 9-year-old, seek answers about seeing orbs, sensing energy, understanding these experiences, and managing them.Please note that Rachel's mother consented to and was present during our conversation.Send us a Text Message.Learn more about Jay

How often do you think about heaven? How do you picture it? Does it fill you with immense peace?   John Morales has a heavenly discussion with Fr. Jerome Koutnik, exploring the nature of heaven. Spoiler alert: it's not the soda-fountain-in-the-clouds you might have imagined as a kid!    A Spiritual Dimension Fr. Jerome helps us understand that heaven isn't a physical location. Instead, it's a transcendent reality. St. Paul hints at this in 1 Corinthians 2:9, describing heaven as something beyond our wildest dreams.   Jesus' Ascension: A Physical Event with a Spiritual Meaning When Jesus ascended, it wasn't about reaching a physical "place" but symbolizing a higher, glorified existence. He rose to confirm the apostles' faith, showing that His presence isn't confined to physical realms.   Heavenly Presence: Beyond Time and Space Fr. Jerome emphasizes that while heaven isn't a physical place, Jesus' risen body and the bodies of Mary and St. Joseph are present there in a glorified form. They move beyond physical constraints, embodying a spiritual reality that transcends our earthly understanding.   Mass: A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth Fr. Jerome beautifully connects this concept to the Mass. It's not just a local gathering; it's a mystical participation in the eternal, heavenly liturgy. Through the Eucharist, heaven and earth unite, making every Mass a step into the divine.   Heaven: In the Heart of Christ For those still wondering, “Where is heaven?” Fr. Jerome poetically concludes: heaven is in the heart of Christ. It's a place of eternal love and mercy, where we're invited to dwell forever.    Are you living for heaven now on Earth?    Key Takeaways:   Heaven isn't a physical place: It's a transcendent reality.   Jesus' ascension: Symbolic of moving to a glorified existence.   Presence in heaven: Not bound by physical limitations.   Mass: A mystical participation in the heavenly liturgy.

Découvrez la nouvelle saison de Scènes de crime, qui s'intéresse cette fois-ci aux sectes criminelles, à travers 6 épisodes immersifs, étranges, terrifiants, mais aussi instructifs, revenant sur des événements meurtriers comme le suicide collectif d'Heaven's Gate en 1997, l'attentat de Tokyo au gaz Sarin en 1995, ou encore le siège de Waco en 1993.RDV toutes les deux semaines le mardi !

Did some of the most popular rock/metal bands peak on their first album? The boys analyze the list of bands listeners submitted (58:37) after tackling the latest news: Korn claiming to be writing their heaviest album, their experience seeing Avenged Sevenfold live a few days ago, the return of The Summer Slaughter tour, and much more. They also review Sum-41's final double album 'Heaven :x: Hell.' (51:32)

Today, Corbin and Ellis talk about HEAVEN'S GATE, Michael Cimino's mondo flop about the economics of cattle farming and a romance between a country singer and The Piano Teacher. The Cattle Economics stuff works better.  Ellis and I watched the long version of this movie, which is available on DVD and streaming services. To the best of my knowledge, it is the superior version. Next week's episode is about Alfie Hitchie's "THE BIRDS," which can be seen on Criterion for ten or so more days. 

We're back this week to discuss a band that experienced highs, lows, and tragedy throughout their career as we pick The Best & Worst of Warrant. Warrant, formed in Hollywood in 1984, would go through changes in their early years that would lead to recruiting then-Plain Jane members Jani Lane and Steven Sweet into the band. A false start under Prince, a soundtrack appearance, and touring would result in the band getting signed to Columbia Records. 1989's 'Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich' would spawn several hit singles including 'Down Boys,' 'Big Talk,' and 'Heaven' with the latter hitting #2 on Billboard. The doors would blow wide open with the release of 1990's 'Cherry Pie,' a song that was a blessing and a curse to the band. Controversy would also follow the band on their first two albums with British guitarist Mike Slamer being rumored to handle all guitar parts in the studio. 1992 would see musical tides shifting amid the release of 'Dog Eat Dog,' a tougher album produced by Michael Wagener. Things would stranger and more experimental with the band's 1995 and 1996 releases, 'Ultraphobic' and 'Belly to Belly' respectively. The band would flame out and briefly reunite before shifting singers twice more. Lead singer Jani Lane would tragically pass away to alcohol poisoning in 2011. We cover the Jani Lane lane era of Warrant this week and discuss those albums as well as the new tracks on Greatest & Latest (1999) and Under the Influence (2001) while picking what we deem to be the best and worst track off each. There's a lot to cover on and off the stage with this band and we think you'll enjoy our discussion. Let us know what your Best & Worst of Warrant is in the comments! Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family. Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Support Us! Buy a T-Shirt! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back this week to discuss a band that experienced highs, lows, and tragedy throughout their career as we pick The Best & Worst of Warrant. Warrant, formed in Hollywood in 1984, would go through changes in their early years that would lead to recruiting then-Plain Jane members Jani Lane and Steven Sweet into the band. A false start under Prince, a soundtrack appearance, and touring would result in the band getting signed to Columbia Records. 1989's 'Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich' would spawn several hit singles including 'Down Boys,' 'Big Talk,' and 'Heaven' with the latter hitting #2 on Billboard. The doors would blow wide open with the release of 1990's 'Cherry Pie,' a song that was a blessing and a curse to the band. Controversy would also follow the band on their first two albums with British guitarist Mike Slamer being rumored to handle all guitar parts in the studio. 1992 would see musical tides shifting amid the release of 'Dog Eat Dog,' a tougher album produced by Michael Wagener. Things would stranger and more experimental with the band's 1995 and 1996 releases, 'Ultraphobic' and 'Belly to Belly' respectively. The band would flame out and briefly reunite before shifting singers twice more. Lead singer Jani Lane would tragically pass away to alcohol poisoning in 2011. We cover the Jani Lane lane era of Warrant this week and discuss those albums as well as the new tracks on Greatest & Latest (1999) and Under the Influence (2001) while picking what we deem to be the best and worst track off each. There's a lot to cover on and off the stage with this band and we think you'll enjoy our discussion. Let us know what your Best & Worst of Warrant is in the comments! Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family. Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Support Us! Buy a T-Shirt! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cleo Soul dropped two gems last year. Here are our thoughts on his first release, 'Heaven.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Zummo of Sum 41 chats about his work with the School of Rock drum workshops, the upcoming final Sum 41 'Heaven x Hell' dual albums and the early days of his career in the Street Drum Corps. The post Frank Zummo of Sum 41 interview premiere appeared first on idobi Network.

Join us to wonder and learn about Luke 2:8 in the New Testament. Listen to how God sent a message of Peace. The angels told the shepherds, "Do not be afraid".  The angels glorified God and they said, “Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men."  As we prepare our hearts for glorifying God, we can find peace and contentment in our hearts while we wonder about the baby Jesus.  We can wonder about peace and hope when we listen to the story from long ago when the angels told the shepherds about baby Jesus, the Messiah, the chosen one.Welcome to Bible Stories and Wonder for Kids and Families. Join us while we wonder and learn about God's special people.Reach out to us at biblestories.wonder@gmail.comInstagram biblestories_wonder.podReach out to us, we love feedback and want to hear from our listeners.biblestories.wonder@gmail.comGet a shout out and let us know where all of our listeners are from! We have many listeners around the world!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/biblestorit

The Bible is full of angels, from the cherubim in Ezekiel's visions, to the strangers appearing to Abraham, to the messengers that bring the good news of Jesus's birth to Mary and the shepherds in the Christmas stories. Paula Gooder explores what angels are and what they do in the Old and New Testaments. Dr Paula Gooder is Canon Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral and a distinguished Biblical Scholar, writer and speaker. The author of many books, in 'Heaven' she explored what the Bible says about angels.

Dan Sherman is the National Field Strategy Director for Power to Change-Students, an evangelistic  ministry in Canada. He went down the Bitcoin rabbit hole in 2020 and loves to help people understand and appreciate the connections between Christianity and Bitcoin. Find Dan on Twitter @hodlingjJordan Bush is the founder and the Head of Content and Education at TGFB Media and host of the Thank God for Bitcoin Podcast. Find Jordan on Twitter @jmbushwrites.The Thank For Bitcoin Podcast is a TGFB Media production. TGFB Media exists to educate and equip Christians to understand Bitcoin and use it for the glory of God and the good of people everywhere.

When you read all of the prophetic books together, it can seem like God is saying much of the same things over and over. But that should be a great encouragement to us! God does not change! What He rebuked and reprimanded His people about in Joel are the same things He rebukes and reprimands His people about in Malachi! We don't have to wonder what God wants from us or if He will accept us - He's written it all down for us! And that includes how we can know how we will fare on the Day of the Lord! Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to check out everything Proverbs 9:10 on our website, www.proverbs910ministries.com! You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Rumble, YouTube, Twitter, Truth Social, and Gettr!

"But Peter took him aside and began to reprimand him for saying such things. 'Heaven forbid, Lord,' he said. 'This will never happen to you!'" Matthew 16:22 — Listen to the Greg Laurie Podcast Become a Harvest PartnerSupport the show: https://harvest.org/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.