Podcasts about loving deeply

Romantasy is a popular literary genre that blends elements of fantasy and romance. It's also one of the fastest growing. Between 2022 and 2023, romantasy novel sales increased by 42 percent.What's driving this surge in fantastical romances? And what can they teach us about dreaming big, loving deeply, and not giving up hope even when the odds are stacked against us? Want to support 1A? Give to your local public radio station and subscribe to this podcast. Have questions? Connect with us. Listen to 1A sponsor-free by signing up for 1A+ at plus.npr.org/the1a.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Tune into this weeks episode of This is a Woman Podcast to hear from guest, Melinda Patrick! Melinda and Sophia dive into: How to remain steadfast in Biblical Truth while loving your lgbtq+ familyHow to recognize a waiting season is NOT a wasted seasonThe importance of getting on your knees in prayer Breaking down the results of Compromise, Passivity, and taking a Risk.Can you attend a LGBTQ wedding as a Christian?And so much more! Melinda has a daughter involved in the LGBTQ community for over 12 years, Melinda Patrick is passionate about emboldening and equipping parents to co-labor with God where He is at work in the life of their LGBTQ-identified loved one. As Director of Parent Support for His Wonderful Works since 2013, author of The Daring Rescue, host of the award-winning podcast The Bridge Between Us, and currently serving on the board of directors for Restore Hope Network, Melinda Patrick ministers to many families with children and loved ones who have embraced an LGBTQ identity.Follow Melinda on instagram @ melindahpatrick

Rachel Winters joins the podcast for the second time (ep. 37 when she was still Rachel Duncan) to talk about her increasing love for her husband after three years of marriage, friendship, being a deep feeler, growing up around addiction, her art, hope, healing, and much more.

1 Peter 4:8 - "Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins."

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Andrew Broad MP & Anthony J Missions 1 Peter 4:7-11

There are just some things that only a mother can understand. Carrying a baby, birthing that child and then doing her best to raise the one entrusted to her is a never-ending labor of love and letting go. A snapshot story of one woman and her son from an ancient book of the Bible reveals the rich yet challenging realities of motherhood. The roller coaster ride of emotion as a mother is called to lay her heart's longing - and later her heart's breaking - at the feet of God captures our attention. In the end, her story reveals her to be a woman of relentless trust and authentic emotion. In her story, we uncover the stories of countless other women who are also called Mom.

There are just some things that only a mother can understand. Carrying a baby, birthing that child and then doing her best to raise the one entrusted to her is a never-ending labor of love and letting go. A snapshot story of one woman and her son from an ancient book of the Bible reveals the rich yet challenging realities of motherhood. The roller coaster ride of emotion as a mother is called to lay her heart's longing - and later her heart's breaking - at the feet of God captures our attention. In the end, her story reveals her to be a woman of relentless trust and authentic emotion. In her story, we uncover the stories of countless other women who are also called Mom.

There are just some things that only a mother can understand. Carrying a baby, birthing that child and then doing her best to raise the one entrusted to her is a never-ending labor of love and letting go. A snapshot story of one woman and her son from an ancient book of the Bible reveals the rich yet challenging realities of motherhood. The roller coaster ride of emotion as a mother is called to lay her heart's longing - and later her heart's breaking - at the feet of God captures our attention. In the end, her story reveals her to be a woman of relentless trust and authentic emotion. In her story, we uncover the stories of countless other women who are also called Mom.

Pastor Ernest Dow preaching on 1Peter 3:21-4:11 - “Resurrection Living: Done with Sin, Loving Deeply”. Check out our interactive platform for viewing - http://live.huronchapel.comJoin us for online worship at 10:30 A.M. Huron Chapel Evangelical Missionary Church, Auburn, Ontario http://huronchapel.com​​

Did you think that you'd have time to accept that invite to play, only to learn your opportunity is gone forever? Friendly Misanthrope and Sex Educator / Author Allison Moon met carpenter & seminary student Hans in college and wonders: Do they really make men who invite you to have sex like this, without ego and expectation? They do, and when you lose them you celebrate their life in the most appropriate way you can - you throw an Orgy that celebrates Hans' relentless love of other humans, and you honor their existence & passion in the best way you possibly can. This story is from a Risk!/Bawdy Storytelling collaboration show from before the Pandemic. #Community #Retrospect #Regret #NoThanks #SobsIntoOrgasms   Song: ‘Bedroom Hymns' (Florence & the Machine) About the storyteller:   Allison Moon is the author of five books including the instant classic sex education guide Girl Sex 101 and the erotic memoir Bad Dyke. 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Episode 8: Leigh Brasington and Owen Muir, M.D. In this episode, we speak to Leigh Brasington, a renowned teacher of Buddhist states of concentration called the jhānas. We discuss the role of pleasure in spiritual practice and meditation, trust between teachers and students, problems with the modern mindfulness movement, and how love can help integrate difficult spiritual realizations.

Listen to these inspirational words; it will give you hope and encouragement during all the trials and triumphs in your life.

Scripture Reading: 1 Peter 4:7-11 Above all, love each other deeply. . . . Offer hospitality to one another. . . . 1 Peter 4:8-9 In our church there was a small woman who had a big presence—gentle, generous, hos­pitable, loving. Anyone who met her experienced her loving hospitality. A friend of mine met her while visiting for worship with us one Sunday, and the friend aptly observed, “That woman—she's a jewel. You ought to clone her.” We all loved that dear woman. And that was because she loved us—so unassumingly, so generously, so gladly, and so very well. That love reached neighborhood children, brought meals to families at just the right time, sweetened committee meetings with delicious baked goods. She prayed for us too. Even when dementia had taken a lot from her and she wanted me to pray for her, she would also take my hand and pray for me. At that point her sentences didn't flow smoothly, but her prayers were moving, loving. Where does such love and hos­pitality come from? She loved well because she was loved. She knew the deep and wide and never-ending love of God. She experienced his Son-sacrificing, sin-forgiving, cross-bearing, death-defeating love in her faithful Savior. And out of that love she loved us! We can't clone her, but we can learn from her. We can follow her example—and by God's grace we can also be the hands and feet and voice and heart of Jesus—loving others with the deep, deep love of the Lord. Thank you, Lord, for your deep, deep love for us. Out of your love, help us to love each other deeply. Amen.

Welcome everyone! You're in for some deep nourishment today. Our conversation is with Ren Dara Santiago. We cover so many heart centered things in this conversation. We talk about how to dispel narratives through truly seeing someone's heart, building families, her work as a playwright, and so much more. Ren is a Big Sister first and foremost! Every space carries Beanie, Butchie, and Kaying. This Fila-Rican playwright was born in the Bronx, raised in Yonkers and Harlem at intersections of Coded Streets and Bodega Avenues. She's proud of her history and shares in the practice of uplifting the wisdom that comes from her community. From the originators and generators. From creators thriving despite the exploitation of our cultures, loved ones, systematic debts, and geographies. Ren writes stories that activate our potential for deep loving, for brave loving, for healing, for the hustlers. For people that work hard. For the real heroes, who deserve their lives to be honored in stories; complex, expansive, simple and great. Theater should give communities room to dream. To honor the unknowable, conjured by theater-makers of resilient lineages, offering us the opportunity to shift the limits of possibility. Ren is currently working with Rattlestick Playwrights Theater as the showrunner for the MTA Radio Plays, launching December 13th; and commissions with En Garde Arts, The Drama Club NYC, The Theatre Co, and New York Rep. Ren teaches playwriting at the National Theater Institute, MCC Youth Company, Williams College, and Williamstown Community Works. She is a founding member of Middle Voice at Rattlestick, a member of Rising Phoenix Rep. She's the recipient of the TOW Foundation 2020 Residency at Rattlestick, Rising Phoenix Rep's Cornelia Street American Playwriting Award, and the MCC Alumni Award. She's developed work with The Bushwick Starr, Cherry Lane Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, Gingold Theatrical Group, LAByrinth, The Lark Play Development Center, MCC Theater, Ojai Playwrights Conference, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, Rising Phoenix Rep, and SPACE on Ryder Farm. www.rendarasantiago.com @rendsanti, @rattlestickny --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/britt-dorazio/support

This is part 2 of our distinctive of Loving Deeply; loving God through worship.  This is a fantastic sermon given by our Ministry Intern, Aaron Raines.  

1. Loving Deeply requires Thinking Deeply – Deut 11, Mt 11 a. Your God b. Heart and Mind 2. Loving Sincerely requires Acting Sincerely – Mark 12, Lk 10 a. Your Neighbor b. Soul and Strength

In this episode of Conversations with Kelly you will discover that when we invest intensely in a relationship we will naturally grieve deeply when the relationship changes or is lost. Grief is a reaction to a loss while the loss is the event itself. This is an important distinction because when we view grief as an event, we naturally expect it to have a beginning, a middle and an end. Grief, however, does not know these markers; it is a lifetime reaction to a loss. Grief hurts our body physically and our soul emotionally. Listen in to learn and affirm what you can expect when you lose something or someone of significance. In time you can find comfort in knowing that eventually you will tell your grief, “It is okay to stay.”

1 Peter 1: 17-2:3 (CEB)17 Since you call upon a Father who judges all people according to their actions without favoritism, you should conduct yourselves with reverence during the time of your dwelling in a strange land. 18 Live in this way, knowing that you were not liberated by perishable things like silver or gold from the empty lifestyle you inherited from your ancestors.19 Instead, you were liberated by the precious blood of Christ, like that of a flawless, spotless lamb. 20 Christ was chosen before the creation of the world, but was only revealed at the end of time. This was done for you,21 who through Christ are faithful to the God who raised him from the dead and gave him glory. So now, your faith and hope should rest in God.22 As you set yourselves apart by your obedience to the truth so that you might have genuine affection for your fellow believers, love each other deeply and earnestly. 23 Do this because you have been given new birth—not from the type of seed that decays but from seed that doesn’t. This seed is God’s life-giving and enduring word. 24 Thus,All human life on the earth is like grass, and all human glory is like a flower in a field.The grass dries up and its flower falls off,25 but the Lord’s word endures forever.[a]This is the word that was proclaimed to you as good news.1 Therefore, get rid of all ill will and all deceit, pretense, envy, and slander. 2 Instead, like a newborn baby, desire the pure milk of the word. Nourished by it, you will grow into salvation, 3 since you have tasted that the Lord is good.

Welcome to one of the most stripped-down episodes yet here on the podcast. No formal introductions. No poetry at the end. No calls to rate or review or join us in some other little pocket of the inter webs. Just a conversation between two women who are infinitely grateful to have each other. To share some blood and history and vision of the type of world we want to inhabit. As come into the holidays, with all the drama that can ensue…. At a moment where we, as a nation, are deeply divided and losing the ability to engage meaningfully and compassionately with those outside our ideological comfort zones… Where the larger tumult operating in the world seems endless and far beyond the scope of ordinary human beings… Sometimes, it is best to sit down across the table with someone whom you love. To break bread. Put on the kettle. Un-cork the bottle. Shut the damn devices down and remember what it is to share in something basic & beautiful with another soul. To move inside the cadence of Ease & Delight for a moment. Soak in the energy of kindness and enjoyment for a bit. I see you. I delight in you. I honor what is best and brightest and good in you. I pledge my ears, my hands, my heart, my body to you when you have need. My love for you is free and it is comes in the form of Actions, never just words. My life is bound up in yours. My joys and sorrows, as well. … This holiday, may we each be granted the chance to commune with those for whom these truths unfurl freely. Where this type of love overflows in great abundance and to whom we can say these things without pause or objection. May we practice Loving Deeply where it is Easy this week. So that, moving forward, we may flex this Love Muscle with the times, places & people - where it is hard. I wish you a beautiful week with those you love. May it anchor you inside that energy for the time to come.

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The Fifth Sunday of Easter. Scriptures: Psalm 31:1–5; Jeremiah 29:4–7; 1 Peter 2:4–12; Matthew 5:13­–16

Sermon from Palm Vista Phoenix Church on 7/3/17 on Loving Deeply even when times get hard from John 13. This is part of the sermon series, When Life Gets Hard, through the book of John. For more information about our church, check out our website at www.palmvista.com

You could say, “I love everybody.” But when it comes to loving specific individuals, like your spouse, or your father-in-law, isn’t it true that you have to know someone to love her or him? In this episode, we explore the relationship between love and knowing. In what ways can you love your partner, and how can knowing your partner more deeply (or more broadly) actually help you love that person better?

You could say, “I love everybody.” But when it comes to loving specific individuals, like your spouse, or your father-in-law, isn’t it true that you have to know someone to love her or him? In this episode, we explore the relationship between love and knowing. In what ways can you love your partner, and how can knowing your partner more deeply (or more broadly) actually help you love that person better?