Podcasts about Maresha

Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Become a patron and enjoy special perks and bonus content.Connilyn Cossette and I had a great time catching up and talking about her new book, Shield of the Mighty. She tells us more about the entire series, why story is important, the cultural context of her books, and how she feels about coming to the end of her homeschooling career. Patrons will hear about her favorite writing spot and why she loves it so much.Shield of the Mighty by Connilyn CossetteCaptured by the Philistines as a young boy, Zevi has grown into a formidable warrior. As a captain in King Saul's army, he is assigned a crucial mission: Recruit soldiers, gather tribute for the royal coffers, and find talented artisans for the king's court. But when he is sent to Maresha, the town he was forced to leave as a child, he faces a startling truth--the elder council rejects King Saul and his campaign against their enemies.Yochana, a widow and skilled woman of business, is captivated by a stranger who enters her perfume shop. Upon discovering he is not only a soldier but a captain responsible for enlisting young men to die in battle, fury and pain from her past loss resurfaces, threatening to consume her. But when Zevi's actions in Maresha entangle Yochana in his radical scheme, they're forced to confront present dangers and past scars.Embark on a journey through ancient Israel with bestselling and award-winning author Connilyn Cossette in this exhilarating tale of vengeance, justice, and healing.Get your copy of Shield of the Mighty.Get the first book of the series, Voice of the Ancient.Meet Connilyn:“She is too fond of books, and it has addled her brain.”― Louisa May AlcottI was that girl. The one with her nose in books all the time. The one with a stack of library books up to her chin. The one who got caught reading under her desk in school (usually during math class). Among all those lovely books that 'addled my brain' as a young girl, the ones that became my best friends were the historical novels—the ones whose rich details and long-ago adventures took me to Regency England, Ancient Israel, the Civil War Era South, hidden rooms in WWII Amsterdam, Colonial America and into the Wild West. It was these stories that brought history to life in a way that schoolbooks never could, and fueled a desire to imagine myself in these times and places that would eventually spill over into my own writing. Since my first book was published in 2016 my books have appeared on numerous bestseller lists, have won both Christy and Carol Awards and have sold thousands of copies all over the world in several languages.And none of it would have ever happened without those first knee-shaking steps of faith and a God whose faithfulness and goodness far outweighs my doubts and insecurities.Thank you for stopping by, I'd love to connect with you on Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter and you are welcome to drop me an email at connilyn@connilyncossette.com. Don't forget to sign up for my newsletter that will bring you exciting updates and opportunities for giveaways and sales!Visit Connilyn's website.

In the final episode of this season, Maresha sits down with a few family and friends (Herman, Shaliyah, Keerica, Nadia and Tiona) to further discuss the senseless tragedy.

In this episode, we talk about the many dimensions you can discover when exploring the ruins  of Tel Maresha/ Beit Guvrin in the Jerusalem foothills. The ruins above the surface are incredible enough to justify a visit but what you can find by spelunking or participating in an actual archaeological dig in the 5500 bell caves below the surface is spectacular.  Maresha- Beit Guvrin has been designated as a UNESC World Heritage Site. 

A rare assemblage of “astragali”—animal knuckle bones used for gaming and divination—dating from the Hellenistic period some 2,300 years ago has been uncovered in the Maresha-Bet Guvrin National Park in southern Israel. The exceptionally large collection, the results of which were first published recently in the British archaeological journal Levant, was discovered by Dr. Ian Stern several years ago in underground caves beneath the ancient city of Maresha.  He told reporter Arieh O'Sullivan that many of the bones had Greek inscriptions on them and were likely used by the mosaic of cultures living side by side in the cosmopolitan city of that day.  (photo: Yoli Schwartz/IAA) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you heard episode 2 of season 1 then you know I am obsessed with the history of caves in Palestine. The caves in the mountains were formed by a natural process due to the effect of rain on the limestone that created natural caves. But in this episode you can learn about another type of caves that can be found in the area to the west of Hebron, west of the green line, where over 3.500 man-made caves were found that date back to more than 2000 years ago. The caves were made in the soft chalk layer under a very hard layer called nari. In this hard surface rock they made an opening and through a shaft they would dig down into the softer chalk, forming a bell-shaped cave.  The caves had very many different purposes, for example storage of water, grains, olive presses, ritual baths, columbaria (for pigeons) and burial caves.Today you can visit some of these caves in the National Park. Other interesting relics are the Roman amphitheater, the Crusader tower and the remains of a Crusader church.There were two ancient cities here, Maresha and Bet Guvrin. The archaeological site is now UNESCO world heritage.Around the Crusader tower a Palestinian town developed that was called Beit Jibrin. The inhabitants were forcibly displaced by the Zionist militias in 1948. Most of the refugees ended up in Fawwar camp and in Beit Jibrin refugee camp. The latter one in Bethlehem is also known as Azza refugee camp, named after the biggest family clan. For the blog entry with photos you can go to: https://storiesfrompalestine.info/2021/07/17/tel-maresha/ To connect on social media, sign up for the email list or make a donation on Ko-fi (and find some unique content that is not available anywhere else) https://podspout.app/storiesfrompalestine

In this episiode, Jeralyn and Maresha (Meesh) talk about maximizing opportunities in the workspace. Maresha is an investor and trader, and connects others to the opportunity to make money in minutes from their phones. How to find Meesh: IG: meeshmilli 

In today's episode we're discussing the latest trends for organizing and decorating your bathroom in order to create a spa-like vibe inside your home. Along with getting our thoughts under control with the right perspective concerning everyday life in 2021.  Check Out Blog Page for list of items/supplies mentioned. HOME | Shiftinghouse (wixsite.com)  

The ancient cities of Maresha and Bet Guvrin hosted civilizations from 700 BCE through the Islamic period, making thorough use of a system of 500+ hand-dug caves.

If you haven't realize yet, we are in the last few months of 2020, a chaotic year for some, inconsistent year for most, and unforgettable year for all. Today, I am catching myself before throwing in the towel and choosing to pray myself as well as others through hard times in order to keep focus and not lose heart. Check out the Shifting House Blog https://mareshaswopes.wixsite.com/shiftinghouse Follow Us Instagram: @Shiftyourhouse For any prayer requests, inquiries, collaborations, and/or sponsorships, please email shiftinghouse2019@gmail.com

In today's episode we're discussing how to keep your home organized for longer than a week. Let's be real, some of us will organize our living space on a Friday, by Saturday the house/apartment is back junky all over again. So, first order of business is tackling the closet space!   Be sure to follow Shifting House Blog https://mareshaswopes.wixsite.com/shiftinghouse   Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram: @shiftyourhouse Pinterest: ShiftingHouse For any prayer requests, inquiries, collaborations, and/or sponsorships please email us at shiftinghouse2019@gmail.com  

Episode 8: The Caye Caulker Soup Kitchen is currently feeding over 20% of that village's population daily. While in San Pedro, a chef and restaurant owner is operating her own feeding program for residents of her island. Two inspirational stories of community service on this special "good news" episode of Brent's Two Cents! Podcast Social Media Links:FacebookTwitterInstagramClick here to support this podcast by buying me a coffee for only $3Previous EpisodesClick here for the Caye Caulker Soup Kitchen Facebook PageClick here for the Caye Caulker Soup Kitchen GoFundMe PageClick here for Maresha's Hot Meals GoFundMe PageRecommended Belizean Podcast:Belizean in the Diaspora

Micah, the prophet from Maresha echos the prophecies of his contemporaries Hosea and Isaiah as he predicts the destructiuon of the Northern and Southern Kingdoms. The children of Jacob have sinned, and God's wrath will descend upon them.

Our second in our 'Legacy of' series, this time we teamed up with @Sci_Fictionary, "Coruscant Radio Underground to talk about the lasting impression Leia Organa has had on the fandom. Brad, Ro, Andrew and Maresha dive in to the deep meaning of this timeless character in the saga as well as explore how Carrie Fisher helped transform her. Princess Leia, never a damsel in distress, always the hero to look up to in any galaxy!

This week, I chat with two of my great friends, Alyssa and Maresha, about a woman's dating perspective, LDS culture, morality, pornography abuse and social media's impact on society! Please make sure to like and share!

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To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Leslie McKee - I'm Alive Tyller Fischer - Rebel Tia McGraff - Crazy Beautiful Chloe Lilac - Reckless Shawndell Marks - Spirit Horse Ed & Carol Nicodemi - Only Two Days Maresha - Enter the Dreamland Jojo Worthington - The River Paradox Playground - I'm Still Here Swift Timmy feat. Adelaide Channon - He Lies For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Ed & Carol Nicodemi at: Visit our Sponsor Valeria Prida at: Visit our sponsor Sheila K Cameron at: Visit our Sponsor Sally Mae Foster at:  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Leslie McKee - I'm Alive Tyller Fischer - Rebel Tia McGraff - Crazy Beautiful Chloe Lilac - Reckless Shawndell Marks - Spirit Horse Ed & Carol Nicodemi - Only Two Days Maresha - Enter the Dreamland Jojo Worthington - The River Paradox Playground - I'm Still Here Swift Timmy feat. Adelaide Channon - He Lies For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Ed & Carol Nicodemi at: Visit our Sponsor Valeria Prida at: Visit our sponsor Sheila K Cameron at: Visit our Sponsor Sally Mae Foster at:  

We often make the process of life kind of complicated. Even the teachings of many personal growth and human potential teachers is complex. We have to visualize, hold specific frequencies of energy, think positive - never waiver in our striving to live an evolved life… But what if the path of living a good life is a simple process of untangling the mind and simply being present to the nature of the heart of who we truly are. If Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, Muhammad, and the Divine Mother were to meet in conversation, what would each think of the other's spiritual points of views? In Maresha Donna Ducharmes book, The Way Home to Love: A Guide to Peace in Turbulent Times, she distills down primary teachings from many ancient and modern religions into a simple manifesto outlining how we can return to the heart of our true essence. In this episode of Quantum Conversations, Maresha shares with us how the heart essence - that core inner place of alignment with the true nature of the universe - holds the key to changing the world and stabilizing your own experience as we go through this incredible planetary cycle of transformation and growth.

In this episode of Rise of Humanity I talk with mystic, spiritual teacher and author Maresha Donna Ducharme about finding inner peace and living from the place of love that is the core of all of us, so we can better navigate life without the chaos and overwhelm that is so prevalent in today's world. Maresha is the author of the wonderful book “The Way Home to Love” and in this talk shares her philosophy and views on humanity and truth of who we are as souls.We talk about…- Connecting to your own spiritual nature as a path to ascension- Religion and it’s relevance in the future of humanity- Setting up a daily practice to connect to your nature and find inner peace- How to manage overwhelm and adversity and utilise it to your advantage- Creating a soul-aligned life and fulfilling your soul mission and life purposeFind out more about Maresha’s work and her wonderful book “The Way Home to Love” at www.mareshaducharme.com

How can we return to inner peace? Maresha Donna Ducharme reveals profoundly helpful approaches from her new book The Way Home to Love: A Guide to Peace in Turbelent Times. Through exploring universally sacred mysteries and principles, Maresha shares life tools to deal with the difficulties that obstruct the flow of love in our lives. By remembering the true nature of love and the guiding principles of spiritual living, we can experience lasting transformation in our lives, deepening our connection to the Divine and learning to sustain and nurture our faith in challenging times. Maresha has spent decades exploring wisdom distilled from multiple spiritual paths, and her book explores a wonderful compilation of teachings she has shared at her retreat center. Maresha Donna Ducharme is the founder and resident teacher of The Snow Dragon Sanctuary, a non-profit mountaintop retreat established in 2000 open to all faiths and traditions. For more than 35 years, she has been inspiring others to realize the sources of healing and peace that exist with each one of us. She holds degrees in teaching, education, counseling, and energy medicine. Maresha's web site:  SnowDragonSanctuary.com Program music copyrighted by Grammy award winner Larry Seyer (LarrySeyer.com), included in this podcast with his permission. Visit FrontierBeyondFear.com to learn about the inspirational outreach of this program, now in its 8th year.

In today's turbulent times, we could all use a dose of of unity and understanding. Enter guest Maresha Donna Ducharme and her new book The Way Home to Love: A Guide to Peace in Turbulent Times.  She explores what is universally sacred and how to find within ourselves a wellspring of love and peace admidst the chaos. Got a question for Robert or Maresha? Call in to the show at (347)-945-5834. Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness. Subscribe to Guy's Guy Radio on iTunes! Buy The Guys' Guy's Guide to Love now!

Bill welcomes author and teacher Maresha Donna Ducharme to the show. A unique combination of mystic, teacher and author Maresha Donna Ducharme is the founder of the Snow Dragon Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is a contemplative center for all faiths and traditions. Maresha has guided and inspired countless students over many years. A dedicated practitioner of unity in consciousness, she has distilled more than three decades of study, training, teaching and practice into her simple and insightful book, The Way Home to Love: A Guide to Peace in a Turbulent Times.

The Way Home to Love: A Guide to Peace in Turbulent Times with Maresha Ducharme The Way Home to Love interprets the sacred mysteries and esoteric principles of spiritual understanding. It also explores the themes of personal practice in consciousness and how one can find the keys to inner peace. Maresha provides the tools to deal with the difficulties in life that obstructthe flowof love. Composed in a state of meditative awareness and clarity, Maresha explores the intersection of what is universally sacred and how to find within oneself this wellspring of love and peace. This book is designed to help the reader to successfully reveal the peace that dwells within one's own heart. This body of teaching transcends religion by extracting the essential spiritual truths that are the foundational guide to the power of personal transformation. The talks and spiritual teachings in this book were given at gatherings and retreats for spiritual students and seekers at Snow Dragon Sanctuary. Each one is an inspiration, reminding us how to live a conscious life. Each one helps us to remember the true nature of love and the guiding principles of spiritual living: how to be peaceful, beautiful, and more deeply connected to God and how to sustain and nurture our faith. For more information visit: http://snowdragonsanctuary.com/index.html ************************************************* For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html

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