Podcasts about love week

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Expectations of A Father's Love - Week 8, A Father Who Sets Me Up For Success Grace Family Church / Pastor Tommy FiGart Download

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Expectations of A Father's Love - Week 7, Our Kind Heavenly Father Grace Family Church, Vinton VA / Pastor Tommy FiGart Download

Expectations of A Father's Love - Week 6 Pastor Tommy FiGart Download

Expectations of A Father's Love - Week 5 Grace Family Church/Pastor Tommy FiGart Download

Expectations of A Father's Love - Week 4 - Our Father's Protection Grace Family Church/Pastor Tommy FiGart Download

Date: Sunday, June 28, 2026Teacher: Nathan TomesScripture: Hebrews 12:1-2Message: John: Son of Thunder to Apostle of Love (Week 1)Series: The CloudThe Scriptures are full of imperfect people who imperfectly point us to Jesus. In Hebrews 12, they're called “witnesses”, and they're cheering us on as we run our race, bearing witness that God really can be trusted, and that Jesus is greater than anything else the world has to offer.  In this series, we'll hear the story of one of these witnesses in 'the cloud' and consider how they encourage us to persevere.#Gospel #Hebrews #Perseverance #Faith #Grace #Witnesses #Testimony #Jesus #JesusChrist

Expectations of A Father's Love - Week 3 - Our Father's Strength Grace Family Church, Vinton VA / Pastor Tommy FiGart Download

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

1 Corinthians 13

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

Dorcas Partners Love Week by Victory Inheritance Ministries

The Apostle Paul wrote 1st Thessalonians to help the 1st century church keep their faith in Jesus, hold on to their hope for the future, and live in light of God's love in the present, even as they faced factors fiercely opposed to them doing so. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover how what Paul wrote to the church then, is just as relevant and helpful to us as the church now.

Pastor Dave's Sermon from 3/22/26:  “The Cost of Love" (week 5) Scripture Reading: John 19:1-16a

Pastor Steve's Sermon from 3/15/26:  “The Cost of Love" (week 4) Scripture Reading: John 18:28-40

Pastor Dave's Sermon from 3/8/26:  “The Cost of Love" (week 3) Scripture Reading: John 14:15-31

Pastor Dave's Sermon from 3/1/26:  “The Cost of Love" (week 2) Scripture Reading: John 15:1-8

Pastor Steve's Sermon from 2/22/26:  “The Cost of Love" (week 1) Scripture Reading: John 11:1-44

Explore servanthood through humility, unity, and godly ambition, inspired by Jesus' example, contrasting cultural self-promotion with true greatness in God's kingdom.

Pastor Dominic explores 'The Glorious Church,' emphasizing unity, grace-empowered gifts, and living out God-given purpose for fulfillment and God's glory.

David Neher (PatchSupply.com) and Marisa Pinson (On Brand) join the 'boys to talk Heated Rivalry, breastaurants, and hair growth treatments before continuing Love Week with a review of Edible Arrangements. Plus, another edition of The Chewlywed Game.Get Doughboys Live tickets at doughboyspodcast.com/liveWatch this episode at youtube.com/doughboysmediaGet ad-free episodes at patreon.com/doughboysGet Doughboys merch at kinshipgoods.com/doughboysAdvertise on Doughboys via Gumball.fmSources for this week's intro:https://www.wisdomlib.org/cities/sahiwal-2640https://xploreopen.org/old/cities/sahiwal/https://www.npr.org/2017/10/12/543035665/edible-arrangements-tariq-faridhttps://www.eater.com/23437408/edible-arrangement-fruit-bouquet-historyhttps://fortune.com/2024/01/14/how-edible-arrangements-tariq-farad-made-first-million/https://www.ediblearrangements.com/about/timeline.aspxhttps://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-38958999See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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It's LOVE WEEK! What once meant sexy lingerie and a big night out now looks a lot more like crafting in sweatpants and falling asleep in front of Netflix (again). Sarah shares how to make Valentine's Day feel fun and meaningful for your kids, your family, your relationship—and yourself. She dives into the power of Galentine's, makes a strong case for upgrading your intimates, and so much more!

Love doesn't follow the syllabus. This episode Alika and Emille talk about why feelings still show up—even when you intellectually understand them.

Pastor Dominic highlights the church's supernatural unity in Christ, showcasing transformative power through personal testimonies and celebrating believers' role in proclaiming God's glory.

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Pastor Dominic's sermon emphasizes consecration, God's blessing, and preparation for spiritual and material growth, encouraging believers to trust God's timing for breakthrough.

Discover God's love as the foundation for transformation, righteousness through Christ, and the power of worship to bring fruitfulness in life's barren seasons.

Explore rekindling your first love with Jesus by prioritizing intimacy over works, receiving God's love, and removing distractions to deepen your spiritual connection.

Pastor Dominic explores spiritual disciplines, focusing on prayer, fasting, and giving, to prepare believers for 2026 and transform past pain into beauty.

Matthew 2:1-12

Such a treat this week! My daughter Darcy is joining me to talk about one of her favorite novels, Pride and Prejudice. For me, after several weeks of dense reading, returning to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice felt like revisiting an old friend—but this time, the experience was unexpectedly conflicted. While I still admire the novel's perfectly engineered rom-com plot and its web of misunderstandings and romances, I found my patience thinner for the Regency language and social codes. What once felt transporting now felt distant and even claustrophobic. The novel's narrow social world, sparse physical description, and elastic sense of time made the setting feel oddly unreal to a modern reader.What was really fun, and unexpected, was how Darcy helped me reclaim my love of this book. I was just getting over my skis!While I struggled more with the characters than I remembered, Darcy loved Jane in particular. I found that Mrs. Bennet, often dismissed as ridiculous, now struck me as pragmatically rational in a world where marriage determines survival. And the tidy “happily ever after” ending left me missing the moral and emotional complexity I've grown used to elsewhere. But for Darcy, it felt like the way the book should end, especially for Jane and Bingley. I hope you enjoy this conversation half as much as I did!LINKTed Gioia/The Honest Broker's 12-Month Immersive Humanities Course (paywalled!)My Amazon Book List (NOT an affiliate link)The Lizzie Bennett DiariesCONNECTThe complete list of Crack the Book Episodes: https://cheryldrury.substack.com/p/crack-the-book-start-here?r=u3t2rTo read more of my writing, visit my Substack - https://www.cheryldrury.substack.com.Follow me on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cldrury/ LISTENSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5GpySInw1e8IqNQvXow7Lv?si=9ebd5508daa245bdApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crack-the-book/id1749793321 Captivate - https://crackthebook.captivate.fm