Podcasts about mgd

✨ What if the giant in front of you isn't a threat but an opportunity for faith to take aim?David didn't win because he was strong but because he saw God differently than everyone else. Your stone is enough when faith is aligned. Listen now, and be inspired.

✨ What if the waiting isn't a pause, but the place where God is shaping you for what's next?Joseph's prison wasn't punishment; it was preparation. If your season feels delayed, don't lose heart. Purpose is being formed in the quiet. Be encouraged by today's message.

✨ Some faith survives storms, but some faith stands in fire. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego didn't bow because conviction had already been forged in secret. What gives a believer such courage? What builds a faith that says, “Even if He doesn't…”? Discover the secret in today's devotion.

✨ Some places feel familiar, but not every familiar place is still God's place for you.Lot lingered and almost lost his destiny. When God stirs your heart, don't ignore the nudge. Your next step may be the doorway to your new season. Discover today's message.

Dan DeBruler talks with Lamont Hinson from Fayetteville's PWC about Fuquay-Varina's request for an interbasin transfer that would move over 6 million gallons/day from the Cape Fear River Basin to the Neuse—without returning flow. They unpack what that could mean for Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and Fort Bragg, why PWC is urging the state to require return water or alternate solutions, and how residents can stay informed and conserve. Plus: winter Time-of-Use reminders (Nov–Mar peak is 6–9 AM), safety tips, and local holiday events.MORE:Fuquay-Varina Interbasin Transfer (IBT) requestTown is seeking a state IBT certificate to move ~6+ million gallons/day from the Cape Fear River Basin (Tri-River's WTP, upstream of PWC) to the Neuse River Basin.Core concern: no planned return flow to the Cape Fear, creating long-term supply and sustainability risks for Cumberland County/Fayetteville and even Fort Bragg (context: PWC supplies ~8 MGD to Bragg).PWC's position: if an IBT is granted, require return of water to the Cape Fear; otherwise, Fuquay-Varina should pursue alternative routing (acknowledged to be costlier).Why it matters locallyReduced available water in the Cape Fear could limit future community needs (residents, businesses, schools, local government, the military installation).Broader point: growth decisions (permits, population increases) must include upstream/downstream resource impacts.What residents can doShow up and comment at the upcoming public hearing (details below).Become an “informed customer”: track issues, understand utility operations/sustainability, join PWC's Community Advisory Group, and attend PWC Day.Public Hearing MentionedWhat: NC Environmental Management Commission public hearing on Fuquay-Varina's IBT requestWhen: Thursday, December 4 at 6:00 PMWhere: Fayetteville Technical Community College – Cumberland Hall Auditorium, 2220 Hall Road, Fayetteville, NC

✨ Faith isn't blindness; it's sight beyond sight. Like Abraham and Moses, faith helps us see the invisible hand of God when life makes no sense. When others see impossibility, faith sees promise. Walk today with eyes of faith, and watch the unseen unfold.This devotional was aired on Radio HCI Today via the WeLove Radio App.

✨ True rest isn't just relief; it's transformation. When Jesus says, “Learn from Me,” He invites us into a journey where His peace becomes our nature. Let His gentleness shape you and His humility steady your heart. Discover the secret to lasting rest today.This devotional was aired on Radio HCI Today via the WeLove Radio App.

Tired of carrying it all alone? Jesus invites you to share the weight, “Take My yoke upon you.” It is lighter than you think, and it leads straight to rest.

No one grows sharp in isolation. ⚔️Today on Morning Glory Devotion, we explore the wisdom of “Iron Sharpens Iron,” a call to seek godly friendships and communities that strengthen your faith, refine your character, and stir your spiritual fire.

Faithfulness never goes unnoticed by Heaven.

Everything we have; our time, talents, treasures, and even our very breath, is a trust from God.

When the blessings flow and life feels full, it's easy to forget the One who made it all possible.

Ever wondered why spiritual decline often starts quietly?

You were never meant to walk this journey alone.

✨ God still works wonders in simple moments. Miracles are not reserved for special occasions; they often meet us in our daily routines. Like Moses at the burning bush, expect the divine in the ordinary. Your miracle could happen today!

⏳When God seems silent, His Word is still working. Today's Morning Glory Devotion, “Waiting on a Word,” reminds you that delays are not denials; they are divine timings. Hold on, believe again, and watch His promise unfold right on time.

Orange County shows how water recycling moves from idea to impact—linking history, science, and workforce to make reuse mainstream.At Irvine Ranch Water District, Paul Cook explains how a simple visual breakthrough—the now-iconic purple pipe—was created in the 1980s to clearly mark recycled water and build public trust, a standard that spread across California and the world.At Orange County Water District's Groundwater Replenishment System, Mehul Patel traces the lineage from Water Factory 21 to today's 130-MGD advanced purification that protects a coastal aquifer, pushes back seawater intrusion, and supplies enough water for about a million people. Research and innovation lead the way: Megan Plumley spotlights OCWD's lab and pilots tackling energy use in RO, improving membranes and spacers, and continuously monitoring for PFAS, microplastics, and other emerging contaminants—evidence that potable reuse is built on decades of science, not slogans.The future depends on people as much as plants. At Moulton Niguel Water District, Joone Kim-Lopez lays out the skills needed for direct potable reuse—high-level certification, data literacy, and creativity—while sharing how partnerships with colleges are creating new training pathways.This episode is part of The Golden State of Reuse, a series exploring the past, present, and future of water recycling across California, showcasing the people and projects redefining how water is used again and again. The series is a collaboration with WateReuse California and sponsored by CDM Smith.The series is also supported by the Sacramento Area Sewer District, Black & Veatch, and Monterey One Water.waterloop is a nonprofit news outlet exploring solutions for water sustainability.

⏳ Tired of waiting? You're not alone, but every delay carries divine purpose.

✨ True greatness isn't measured by talent or applause, but by faithfulness in the little things.

Life may label you, crowds may silence you, but one cry of faith can stop Jesus in His tracks.

Sometimes the hardest battle is not with others but with ourselves.

⏳ Life is short, but eternity is sure. Don't waste today chasing what fades; choose what lasts forever. In Christ, our fleeting days gain eternal meaning. Seek the Lord while He may be found, and live each moment with wisdom, urgency, and hope that never ends.

#veganprotein #veganproteinpowder #naturalglaucomatreatmentDr Michael Lange and Dr Susan Summerton host "ask the dr" today on 9/13/25. Dr Lange and Dr Summerton invite everyone to come out to their 20th annual Fall Festival at the Lange Eye Institute on October 4, 1--2. They start the show off discussing the powers of both Lumenis Opti Light and Opti Lift. This is the one two punch to fight against dry eye by addressing blocked meibomian glands and lower lid laxity. The Lange Eye Institute has been getting amazing results using both Opti Light and Opti Lift procedures on their patients with MGD and dry eyes. Dr Lange also mentions there is an added aesthetic benefit from the Opti light and Opti lift procedures. Dr Summerton goes over a recent study proving the positive benefits on lower lid laxity and dry eye utilizing Lumenis Opti Lift. Both doctors go over the different types of sunglasses available for protection while driving, playing sports or on the water. Glaucoma is the "sneak thief of sight" and must be treated medically however the doctors discussed some natural approaches to help slow down some of the field loss associated with glaucoma. They discussed some clinical studies on cardiovascular exercise lowering intraocular pressure and preserving visual field loss. Dr Lange promotes Fortifeye Eye Pressure and Neuro Cognitive Support supplement for glaucoma and glaucoma suspects. He states this does not replace glaucoma treatment and can be used in conjunction with current treatment. A large portion of today's show discussed the powers of the right form of protein. Dr Lange and Dr Summerton spoke about the Fortifeye Vegan Super Protein and how it is comparable to whey protein in amino acid content and protein power. Fortifeye Vegan Super Protein is a plant-based protein sourced from Canada and America not any from China. The doctors state that most Americans are not getting enough high-quality protein and we all need to eat more protein. Fortifeye Vegan Super Protein or Fortifeye Super Protein is a way to get more super clean protein. call 866 503-9746 for Fortifeye Vitamins and 352 753-4024 to the Lange Eye Institute. #veganprotein #veganproteinpowder #naturalglaucomatreatment #glaucomaawareness #veganlifestlye #veganlife #optilight #optilift #lumenis #lumenisoptilight #lumenisoptiliftSupport the show: https://www.drmichaellange.com/category/ask-the-doctor/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.