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Cada viernes, conéctate a + Mortal con Borja Alejandre. En + Mortal te avanzamos lo mejor del fin de semana: las últimas noticias de tus artistas favoritos, las novedades musicales más calientes y, por supuesto, los mejores planes para este fin de semana en las salas de Castilla y León. ¿Tienes ganas de que empiece el fin de semana? ¡Nosotros te ponemos a punto! Escucha + Mortal los viernes a las 12 del mediodía y a las 6 de la tarde. Además, puedes participar a través de nuestro chat de la radio online y de las redes sociales. Twitter y Facebook. Connect with us on: MortalFm - Castilla y León - Spain ▶ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/mortalfm ▶ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/mortalfm/ ▶ TWITTER https://twitter.com/mortalfm ▶ WEBSITE https://www.mortalfm.es Email: mortal@mortalfmradio.com

Jake and Tyler breakdown some news and then jump into comics!The Mortal Thor #3 by Al Ewing & Pasquale FerryUndead-Pool #1 by Tim Seely & Carlos MagnoBatman/Punisher: Lake of Fire by Dennis O'Neil, Barry Kitson, & James PascoeBatman/Judge Dredd: Judgment on Gotham by Alan Grant, John Wagner, & Simon BisleyAbsolute Batman Annual #1 by Daniel Warren Johnson

El periodista Ricardo Ravelo, reconocido por sus investigaciones sobre crimen organizado, presentó su más reciente obra: 'Fentanilo, la era diabólica de las drogas químicas', un libro que expone los orígenes, el poder económico y el devastador impacto social de esta sustancia que ha desatado una crisis de salud pública en Estados Unidos y México.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desde la asociación Eguzki piden "incorporar en la normativa municipal la exigencia de instalar medidas disuasorias contra la colisión de aves"

Matter changes, which is essential for God's plan for mankind.

The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money.Take boots, for example. He earned thirty-eight dollars a month plus allowances. A really good pair of leather boots cost fifty dollars. But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort of OK for a season or two and then leaked like hell when the cardboard gave out, cost about ten dollars. Those were the kind of boots Vimes always bought, and wore until the soles were so thin that he could tell where he was in Ankh-Morpork on a foggy night by the feel of the cobbles.But the thing was that good boots lasted for years and years. A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that'd still be keeping his feet dry in ten years' time, while the poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet.This is Vime's Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness. This has nothing to do with the episode this week, its just interesting to think about.Best BooksAbsolute Batman Annual #1Shredder #2The Mortal Thor #3Book BlurbsAll New Spider-Gwen Ghost Spider #3 (try saying that 5 times fast. Its not that hard actually), Undeadpool #1, Rocketfellers #10, Black Cat #3, Space Ghost #4, Batman and Robin Year One #12, Supernatural #1, Creep Show Vol 4 #2Uncle's One More ThingFinal Fantasy (like all of it)Friends (The TV Show, not the concept, which is also a good thing)Honey I Shrunk the Kids (1989)

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This week, Wenzel, Colt, and Tanner are giving you a banter episode to start off November! They go from talking about Halloween films vs Christmas films to the degradation of society through the use of AI to Pokemon Legends: Z-A impressions! A lot of fun banter as usual! ----------------------------------- Episode image created by Wenzel ----------------------------------- Catch up on all of Season 9's episodes here: soundcloud.com/aychpodcast/sets/aych-season-9-2025?si=ca5cc0cefc3941699fa62b95af89752b&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing ----------------------------------- Check out the entire AYCH Podcast Network! ► The Instruction Booklet: Video Game History Podcast! Want even more AYCH shows? Check out our full catalog playlists! soundcloud.com/aychpodcast/sets ----------------------------------- Twitch/Podcast Archive YT: www.youtube.com/@AYCHPodcast If you like what we're doing here, don't forget to leave us a review! You can also follow us on all of our social media below and tell us how we're doing: -- Bluesky: @aychpodcast.bsky.social -- Instagram: @aychpodcast -- TikTok: @aychpodcast -- Twitch: AllYouCanHear Leave us some suggestions in our Suggestion Box as well! goo.gl/forms/AHetCWQ2m7tHDigg1

Uma megaoperação policial “sem precedentes” nas favelas do Rio de Janeiro chocou pela violência e pela letalidade. Oiça aqui o último episódio do podcast O Mundo A Seus Pés com a consultora política brasileira Gil Castillo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El Dia de Todos Los Santos asociado al de Difuntos camina entre los vivos disfrazados de zombis, muertos vivientes a la manera Halloween. Sus raíces en el medievo y sus danzas macabras, me recuerda Ana Cristina Herrero, autora de "La Madre Muerte” como me recordaba Alonso Zamora Vicente, “Ven muerte, tan escondida que no te sienta venir...” o el “Gilgamesh” ( el 2º milenio a.C.) Cada una de las canciones desde "Alfonsina y el Mar” hasta las mías propias como “Memoria del Agua o "Tus Muertos” lo recuerda, "Recuerda que eres Mortal” (“memento mori”) iba repitiendo el esclavo al oido del general victorioso en su entrada triunfal. Puedes hacerte socio del Club Babel y apoyar este podcast: mundobabel.com/club Si te gusta Mundo Babel puedes colaborar a que llegue a más oyentes compartiendo en tus redes sociales y dejar una valoración de 5 estrellas en Apple Podcast o un comentario en Ivoox. Para anunciarte en este podcast, ponte en contacto con: mundobabelpodcast@gmail.com.

El Dia de Todos Los Santos asociado al de Difuntos camina entre los vivos disfrazados de zombis, muertos vivientes a la manera Halloween. Sus raíces en el medievo y sus danzas macabras, me recuerda Ana Cristina Herrero, autora de "La Madre Muerte” como me recordaba Alonso Zamora Vicente, “Ven muerte, tan escondida que no te sienta venir...” o el “Gilgamesh” ( el 2º milenio a.C.) Cada una de las canciones desde "Alfonsina y el Mar” hasta las mías propias como “Memoria del Agua o "Tus Muertos” lo recuerda, "Recuerda que eres Mortal” (“memento mori”) iba repitiendo el esclavo al oido del general victorioso en su entrada triunfal. Puedes hacerte socio del Club Babel y apoyar este podcast: mundobabel.com/club Si te gusta Mundo Babel puedes colaborar a que llegue a más oyentes compartiendo en tus redes sociales y dejar una valoración de 5 estrellas en Apple Podcast o un comentario en Ivoox. Para anunciarte en este podcast, ponte en contacto con: mundobabelpodcast@gmail.com.

Empieza el mes de noviembre, y el rickshaw vuelve a arrancar motores para acercar la actualidad internacional de la semana. Empezamos con las consecuencias de la brutal guerra civil en Sudán, miramos a los ataques de Israel en Gaza pese al alto el fuego y nos detenemos en la reunión entre Donald Trump y Xi Jinping. La fotografía de la semana viaja hasta Río de Janeiro. Y hacemos paradas también en Libia, Tanzania, Países Bajos y el Caribe.

Cada viernes, conéctate a + Mortal con Borja Alejandre. En + Mortal te avanzamos lo mejor del fin de semana: las últimas noticias de tus artistas favoritos, las novedades musicales más calientes y, por supuesto, los mejores planes para este fin de semana en las salas de Castilla y León. ¿Tienes ganas de que empiece el fin de semana? ¡Nosotros te ponemos a punto! Escucha + Mortal los viernes a las 12 del mediodía y a las 6 de la tarde. Además, puedes participar a través de nuestro chat de la radio online y de las redes sociales. Twitter y Facebook. Connect with us on: MortalFm - Castilla y León - Spain ▶ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/mortalfm ▶ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/mortalfm/ ▶ TWITTER https://twitter.com/mortalfm ▶ WEBSITE https://www.mortalfm.es Email: mortal@mortalfmradio.com

Río de Janeiro fue testigo de uno de los operativos más letales en su registro: más de 2.500 policías desplegaron operativos en las favelas da Penha y de Alemão para capturar a los líderes del Comando Vermelho, la banda más antigua de Brasil. Horas de enfrentamientos dejaron más de 130 muertos, convirtiéndolo en el operativo más mortífero de la ciudad. ¿Por qué un operativo policial se convirtió en una masacre? ¿Cómo reacciona la sociedad ante el hecho? ¿Quién tiene el control en las favelas? Lo analizamos en El Debate.

Politics, Pay to play shows, Protests, Plato (???) and so much more with Adrian and Justin of Mortal Ground and Domestic Terror Productions.CHECK OUT MORTAL GROUND - @ MortalGround on IGHOMEWORK ASSIGNEDAdrian:AFI - Silver Bleeds the Black Sun...Czarface - CzarmageddonJustin:The Weathermen - The ConspiracyDennis:Planet on a Chain - Ritual RoutineThe Sissy Boys - Lets PartyTommy:Cancer Void - First Metastasis

En este episodio del podcast/vídeo te sumergimos en el escalofriante caso del triple crimen de Morata de Tajuña, que conmocionó a España. Un suceso donde estafa, ambición, dolor y venganza se entrelazan para formar una historia que nadie debería ignorar. ¿Qué pasó exactamente en Morata de Tajuña? El 17 de diciembre de 2023, en el municipio madrileño de Morata de Tajuña, los hermanos Amelia Gutiérrez Ayuso, Ángeles Gutiérrez Ayuso y José (Pepe) Gutiérrez Ayuso, de entre 71 y 79 años, fueron brutalmente asesinados. Sus cadáveres fueron hallados un mes después, apilados, parcialmente quemados y abandonados en su vivienda. El móvil: una deuda por una estafa del amor Las dos hermanas habían sido víctimas de lo que se denomina una “estafa del amor”: perfiles falsos que se hacían pasar por militares estadounidenses destinados en Afganistán, que enamoraron a las víctimas y las llevaron a enviar dinero, vender propiedades e incluso pedir préstamos. En ese contexto, el presunto autor, Dilawar Hussain F.C. (de nacionalidad paquistaní y con residencia en España) había prestado a las hermanas una cifra aproximada de 60.000 € que no se le devolvió. La comisión del crimen Según la investigación, el acusado escaló el muro perimetral de la casa de los hermanos, accedió al interior y golpeó repetidamente con una barra metálica a los tres. Posteriormente, intentó eliminar los rastros prendiendo fuego a los cuerpos. Su detención se produjo el 22 de enero de 2024, tras entregarse voluntariamente en dependencias de la Guardia Civil. Por qué importa este caso Porque demuestra cómo las estafas amorosas pueden conducir a tragedias humanas. Porque pone de manifiesto fallos del sistema de protección de mayores y control de deudas. Porque el móvil del dinero se entrecruza con la violencia extrema, algo que cuesta comprender. En este vídeo encontrarás ✔ Una cronología detallada de los hechos. ✔ El perfil del autor y de las víctimas. ✔ Las claves de la investigación policial y judicial. ✔ Una reflexión sobre los mecanismos de la estafa del amor y cómo protegerse. Recuerda: Suscríbete al canal, activa la campana para no perder ningún episodio, y comparte este vídeo si quieres que más personas conozcan cómo una combinación de engaño, vulnerabilidad y violencia terminó en tragedia. Gracias por acompañarnos en este análisis profundo. Y como siempre, tu opinión cuenta: ¿qué te parece que falló en este caso? ¿Qué lección podemos extraer? Déjalo en los comentarios. Ya puedes comprar nuestro libro Daniel Sancho "Toda la verdad y nada más que la verdad" en cualquier LIBRERÍA DE ESPAÑA o en AMAZON en el siguiente enlace: https://amzn.to/3WHJWWR No olvides visitar nuestra nueva Página web: https://triunarts.com/

Fr. Ronald Rolheiser joins me to talk about his new book Insane for the Light, the final part of his spiritual trilogy that began with The Holy Longing and Sacred Fire. Together, we explore what it means to live faithfully through every stage of life from getting our lives together, to giving them away, to finally giving our deaths away. Fr. Rolheiser shares profound insights on the difference between resignation and surrender, how helplessness can become holiness, and why love is sustained not by emotion but by fidelity and presence. We talk about aging as a spiritual practice, the call to move from bitterness to gratitude, and the deep grace found in letting go. This is a conversation about surrendering in love, learning to live with open hands, and allowing the light of God to shine through us, even as everything else fades.Ronald Rolheiser, O.M.I., is President-Emeritus of the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio Texas, where he remains a full-time faculty member and Professor of Spirituality. In 1982, he began writing a column “In Exile” which is carried in Catholic newspapers worldwide. He is the author of many award-winning books including The Holy Longing and Sacred Fire, and his newest book Insane for the Light releases in 2025.Ron's Books:Insane for the LightSacred FireThe Holy LongingRon's Recommendations:All the Way to HeavenRachel Held EvansRichard RohrConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@shiftingculturepodcast.comGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Threads, Bluesky or YouTubeConsider Giving to the podcast and to the ministry that my wife and I do around the world. Just click on the support the show link below Contact me to advertise: jjohnson@shiftingculturepodcast.com Catch On Fire PodcastsThis channel does a deep dive into the scriptures so as to teach what it means to be...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Susana Pérez, presidenta de la Asociación Insular de Empresarios de Hoteles y Apartamentos de Lanzarote (ASOLAN) afirma que es la primera vez en 60 años que ocurre un incidente trágico como del Costa Teguise.

Puerto Rico, un lugar tranquilo y alegre, gente bonita, familias muy unidas y un barrio que se respalda y vive en calma.... Relatos del lado oscuro nos lleva al momento de la tragedia, José Ramón nos cuenta sobre un alud, los misteriosos dibujos de los niños y los fantasmas de una tragedia.Premonición, precognición, corazonada, tragediaSíguenos en nuestras redes sociales:

I am wearing a hat... again! Because this week, Mary Testa has returned to our torture chamber, and this Queen sure was Missed! So this week, newest co-host Dave challenges this Broadway immortal with Daedric's 'Mortal', because we toss Dave over the waterfall with Annie Edson Taylor, the titular 'Queen of the Mist'!Plus, we chat about egos and being remembered, stage doors, pay our respects to William Finn, jumping in puddles, relationships with collaborators, touching trees (not grass), and heaps more in this episode filled with a barrel of laughs! --SOCIALS--Mary: https://www.instagram.com/marytesta.actressDave the New Kid: https://www.instagram.com/1_of_the_daves_you_know/Art For My Sake: https://www.thetonastontales.com/bookstore/p/artformysake-ebookTnT/Bloop Networkhttps://www.thetonastontales.com/listen -- https://www.patreon.com/bloomingtheatricals - https://twitter.com/thrashntreasurehttps://linktr.ee/thrashntreasure*****Help support Thrash 'n Treasure and keep us on-air, PLUS go on a fantastical adventure at the same time!Grab your copy of The Tonaston Tales by AW, and use the code TNT20 when you check out for 20% off eBooks and Paperbacks!https://www.thetonastontales.com/bookstore - TNT20 ***** ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Cada viernes, conéctate a + Mortal con Borja Alejandre. En + Mortal te avanzamos lo mejor del fin de semana: las últimas noticias de tus artistas favoritos, las novedades musicales más calientes y, por supuesto, los mejores planes para este fin de semana en las salas de Castilla y León. ¿Tienes ganas de que empiece el fin de semana? ¡Nosotros te ponemos a punto! Escucha + Mortal los viernes a las 12 del mediodía y a las 6 de la tarde. Además, puedes participar a través de nuestro chat de la radio online y de las redes sociales. Twitter y Facebook. Connect with us on: MortalFm - Castilla y León - Spain ▶ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/mortalfm ▶ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/mortalfm/ ▶ TWITTER https://twitter.com/mortalfm ▶ WEBSITE https://www.mortalfm.es Email: mortal@mortalfmradio.com

Hannah Sussman and Swapna Deshpande tell stories about coming to terms with mortality. 

Patrick and Jonah turn to Revelation 13 and the image of the beast from the sea—a being wounded unto death, yet healed. What kind of resurrection is that? Together they explore how domination, power, and self-preservation tempt the human self to “heal” without changing. In contrast, the Lamb bears a mortal wound that pours itself out for the life of the world.This episode asks: what does real transformation look like? How can a wound become the doorway to grace? And what does it mean to find protection, not in avoiding suffering, but in offering ourselves through it?Listen to the full conversation and find extended reflections at patreon.com/c/ccseminary.Support the showThe Light in Every Thing is a podcast of The Seminary of The Christian Community in North America. Learn more about the Seminary and its offerings at our website. This podcast is supported by our growing Patreon community. To learn more, go to www.patreon.com/ccseminary. Thanks to Elliott Chamberlin who composed our theme music, “Seeking Together,” and the legacy of our original show-notes and patreon producer, Camilla Lake.

An excerpt from the book of the month for October, Your to-die-for Life.

Sometimes, to be honest, life can feel really dry. You look out across the landscape of your life and all you can see is dry bones. You know there's more out there, but right now you just can't see how it'll ever feel “alive” again.   Valley of Dry Bones Have you ever noticed that some people seem to go on with God in a really powerful and exciting way and other people who say, "well I'm a Christian"; I don't know, they tend to be, if I can use the term "puced", as you know, some people just don't seem to be living out the joy and the power and the victory that a Christian life should represent. I wonder why that is? Well ... Jesus called us to go and make disciples; He called us to be disciples, not just believers. I think there is a distinction; a difference. A disciple, well, there's something resolute, there's something firm in their direction, they have a sense of where God is taking them and they're radical believers with their lives, in who Jesus is and what Jesus says. So they "hear" the Word of God but they also "do" the Word of God. Someone who's a believer and yet not a disciple, well, that person can believe; that person can live the story of Christ intermittently, but there is a sense of floating, there's a sense of they're not really deeply committed to be followers of Jesus Christ. There's a wishy-washiness about just being a believer and not a disciple; being just a believer is like hearing but not doing and as I said, the Lord calls us to be His disciples. The Lord calls us to go on in strength and power and victory, to live an abundant and exciting and amazing life. I really get excited when I think about what God has called us to. Now I'm not saying that somehow, a disciple has it all together, but they're on the path, they are committed to the journey with the Lord, wherever He wants to take them. A believer has a sort of an intellectual ascent to the Word of God but they are so often controlled by feelings and circumstances and we know that feelings are fickle; we know that circumstances blow an ill-wind today and a good wind tomorrow. We can't predict circumstances – we can't rely entirely on our feelings. Jesus is about making disciples and not believers. That is why we are going through a series of teaching at the moment that I've called, “Taking God at His Word,” because it seems to me that someone who is committed to Christ, committed to walking the walk with Jesus, is someone who takes God at His Word. God has some amazing promises in His Word, the Bible. Last week we looked at the promise that He will take us just as we are. He will take us with all our weaknesses and frailties and even despite that we can come boldly before His throne of grace. If you have a Bible, let's go quickly back there because it's an awesome Scripture; in Hebrews chapter 4, verses 15 and 16, where it says this. We don't have a High Priest who's unable to sympathise with our weaknesses, but we have one, who in every respect has been tested as we are, yet was without sin. Let us therefore, approach the throne of grace with boldness so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need. In other words, because Jesus knows what it is like; because He has walked in our shoes on this earth as a man, because of that He can sympathise with our circumstances and because of that, we should come boldly before the throne of grace. In other words God's having a party and it‘s come as you are. We don't have to get all dressed up; we don't have to get our lives sorted out to come before God. That's what happens when we have a relationship with Him, through Jesus Christ. Today we are going to get on with the next message, which is called, “Can these bones live?” Have you ever looked across at your life and thought, “My life is so dry, it shouldn't be like this, but as I survey the landscape of my life, it's like a valley of dry bones? It's like – can it ever get any better, can I ever have a real sense of vibrant abundant life that I know my relationship with Jesus should bring me?” We all get to that point at sometime. We all get to that stage where we think – my life is just so dry. How's that going to change? Well, it's time to take God at His Word. If you have a Bible, grab it and flip it open to Ezekiel chapter 37. Ezekiel is one of the books of the Old Testament and it comes just after Isaiah, Jeremiah and then the Book of Ezekiel. We are going to chapter 37 and we pick up the story of Israel here, when they have been in exile in Babylon for almost seventy years. This is about the third part of the Book of Ezekiel. The first couple of parts are oracles of judgement against Judah and all the other nations surrounding them but this passage that we're about to look at, at the beginning of Ezekiel chapter 37, is really early on in the third part and the third part of the book is the book of hope. It's about the restoration of Israel because as I said, at this point, Israel has been in exile in Babylon for almost seventy years. God made them a promise; God promised them when He brought them up out of Egypt – remember they spent almost four centuries in slavery in Egypt, after Joseph, the son of Jacob, the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham. Joseph was a Jew who became Prime Minister of Egypt and so all the tribes of Israel thrived in Egypt and became so populous they were enslaved by Pharaoh and there they lived until they cried out and God heard their cry and sent Moses to bring them out of Egypt. But they lived four hundred years in Egypt and then went through the exodus of forty years through the desert and finally past into the Promised Land – the land of milk and honey, but they didn't stick with what God called them to do – they didn't obey God and God's promise was, “I'll bless you in your land if you obey me but if you don't, you'll lose your land.” And sure enough, Babylon rose up against them and in 586/587BC, the Babylonian empire over-ran Jerusalem; burnt it, destroyed it, killed a lot of people and took the rest of them into slavery in exile in Babylon. And so these people were thinking, “Woe, what about God's promises? The temple's been destroyed – that's where God lives. Now we're exiled and Jerusalem is raised to the ground, what about God's promises?” So there's a sense of hopelessness and despair after generations. Living again, in exile in another country, in Babylon and this is what God says into that situation. It's got powerful implications for us today, but let's just see what happens. Ezekiel was taken by God – have a listen. Chapter 37 beginning verses 1 and 2. Ezekiel says this: The hand of the Lord came upon me and He brought me out by the Spirit of the Lord and set me down in the middle of a valley – it was full of bones. He led me all around them; there were very many lying in the valley and they were very dry. And here's this valley full of dry, dead bones. Ezekiel was a priest and he knew the importance of burial. I mean these bones weren't buried and the reason it happen is they had a treaty with God and they disobeyed God and so the armies of Israel were killed and bodies were left to wild animals and it was God's punishment. You can read about it – we won't go there now but in Deuteronomy chapter 28, verses 25 and 26, it explicitly predicts that if Israel doesn't obey God this will happen – their armies will be destroyed. We find out later in this passage, in verse 11, that these are the bones of the House of Israel. But what about your house? What about your dry bones? What about the relationships and the sin and the wallowing and the drifting that we sometimes experience in our Christian walk? Sometimes we don't even know why it is. The thing that God does here is He shows Ezekiel the dry bones, He walks him around. He says, “Get a grip on reality.” Well maybe He's talking to us today – “Get a grip on reality! What are the dry bones in our lives; the things that are coming to ruin our walk and our relationship with God and the wonderful life that God has planned for us; the dead stuff? What are the dry bones? We are going to look at what God does with the dry bones next.   Life in His Word Ok, so we're living life and we feel that it's like this valley of dry bones that Ezekiel is talking about here. Well, what does God do with those dry bones? Let's pick it up in verse 3 of chapter 37. God says to Ezekiel: "Mortal, can these bones live?” I answered, “Lord God, you know.” Then He said to me, “Prophesy to these bones and say to them, “Oh, dry bones, hear the Word of the Lord. Thus says the Lord God to these bones, “I will cause breath to enter you and you shall live, I will lay sinews on you and will cause flesh to come upon you and cover you with skin and put breath in you and you shall live and you shall know that I am the Lord you God.” So this is the first recorded tennis match in the Bible. God serves up and says to Ezekiel, “Can these bones live,” and Ezekiel returns the ball across the net and says, “Well, God, it's really up to you.” I mean, they're dead, they're dry, it's devastated, it's hopeless, they're crunching around together,” God and Ezekiel in this death valley and the truth is that it looks impossible to Ezekiel, but he daren't say that. Well, let's come back to our valley of dry bones; the broken relationships, the persistent sin, the dryness, the drudgery and God asks you or God asks me, “Can these bones live?” How do we answer that? I think we return that to God and say, “Lord, Lord you know.” Israel was in a hopeless situation, the world power of the day, Babylon, had them in slavery, they were spiritually and emotionally and morally and nationally bankrupt. They didn't know whether God would ever do anything to save them. They didn't even know if God had the power to do that. Well what does God do? He returns it back to Ezekiel. He says: "Ezekiel, prophesy; speak over these bones." What does He return; does He return love or grace or touchy feely or mushy? No, He returns with the Word of God, because the Word of God is living and active and sharper than any two edged sword. He says: Ezekiel, prophesy; speak my Word over these bones. Say to them, “Thus says the Lord God, “I will cause breath to enter you and you shall live and I will lay sinews on you and I will cause flesh to come upon you and cover you with skin and put breath in you and you will live and you will know that I am the Lord your God.” God's Word is powerful and mighty. God spoke creation into existence, He said: Let there be light. God calls things into existence that don't yet exist. You can read that in Romans chapter 4 verse 17. Well, what happens? Let's have a read – verse 7. So Ezekiel writes: I prophesied as I was commanded to and as I prophesied, suddenly there was a noise, a rattling and the bones came together, bone to its bone. I looked and there were sinews on them and flesh had come up on them and skin had covered them, but there wasn't any breath in them yet. Surprise! Surprise! God said, “Speak my Word over this impossible situation,” so Ezekiel did and through God's Word, in this vision that Ezekiel had, the bones came together. They had sinew, they had flesh, they had life; no breath yet, but they had life. God's Word is spoken and the dry bones become flesh and blood. Our problem, our circumstances, our feelings – when we get hungry in our situation, our valley of dry bones – where do we go? Do we go and feed on the world's wisdom? Do we go and feed on our friend's wisdom? Do we pick up the phone and have a whinge to a friend, or do we come to God's Word and listen to what He has to say about our lives and His plan for our lives and then do we take Him at His Word? Jesus spent forty days and nights in the desert; He was hungry, He was famished, He was thirsty and when the devil tries to tempt Him in His valley of dry bones, this is what He says. He says, “Man doesn't live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord.” Come on! Where do we go? We can have a junk food diet of TV shows and movies and women's magazine and gossip, but how much time do we spend on those things compared to time in the Word. We are what we eat. We go to a Sunday sermon, we listen to it once, we don't take any notes and we think, “Well why am I not growing?” Come on; let's get into God's Word however we can. There's power in God's Word. Jesus said: If you continue in my Word, you are truly my disciples. You see, He links God's Word to discipleship. If you continue in my Word, you are truly my disciples and you will know the truth and the truth shall set you free. We quote the second half of that normally. We say – the truth will set us free. No, no. Jesus said: If you are my disciples you'll be in my Word and my Word will be in you and you will continue in it and you will know the truth and by knowing the truth you will be set free. A disciple is someone who delights in God's Word; who radically believes it, who does it. Paul writes in Ephesians chapter 6 verse 17, about the sword of the Spirit being the Word of God. It's an offensive weapon against Satan. It's in the Word of God that we stand firm and it is the Word of God that changes things in our lives. That's why we need to take God at His Word. We'll see how this story with Ezekiel and Israel finishes up next. But Wait – There's More Well, how does this story end up? We've been looking at how God takes Ezekiel out to look at this valley of dry bones, that represents where Israel is spiritually and emotionally and nationally towards the end of their exile, which really was a consequence of their sin; it was a consequence of them breaking their covenant and their promise with God. Well, we saw that Ezekiel spoke God's Word over these dry bones and just as God had said, when His Word was spoken, all of a sudden flesh came on them, all of a sudden sinew came on them and all of the bones came together. That happened! But look at the end of verse 8 of Ezekiel, chapter 37. It says: I looked and there was sinews and flesh and skin had covered them but there was no breath in them. Now let's read on in verses 9 and 10. Then God said to me, “Prophesy to the breath; prophesy Mortal and say to the breath, “Thus says the Lord God, come from the four winds, oh breath, and breathe upon the slain, that they may live,” and I prophesied as He commanded and the breath came into them and they lived and stood on their feet – a vast multitude. Wow! You see, God's Word had been spoken and that gave the power to bring all the bones together, but they yet didn't have breath. And the Hebrew word for breath is "ruwach", which means a rushing wind and it's the same word as is used for the Spirit. So when we are talking about the rushing wind, this is a symbol and a picture of the Spirit of God – it's not just the Word of God – we need the Spirit of God too, which brings life and they stood up and they stood as a vast multitude. Paul encourages us in Hebrews chapter 5 verse 18, to go on being "filled with the Spirit". There are so many people who say, “Well I'm in God's Word, you know, I believe in God's Word,” and yet they go to the Word without the Spirit. They go to God's Word and read it in their own strength, instead of saying, “God fill me with your Holy Spirit, fill me every day. I want to overflow with your Spirit.” And when we see God's Word; the power of God's Word and the life that the Spirit brings, all of a sudden we see here that these bones in the valley, they come to life, through the "ruwach", through the Spirit of God. Now we might come up with a wimpy response that says, “Well, you know, I've tried that but I'm so dry and the Spirit never touches me and ah …” Have a look with me quickly in Luke chapter 11 verse 9 – this is a really well known passage where Jesus says: I say to you, ask and it will be given you, search and you will find, knock and the door will be opened to you, because everyone who asks receives, everyone who searches finds, for everyone who knocks the door is opened. Is there any among you if your child asks for a fish that you'll give a snake instead of a fish? Or if the child asks for bread, you'll give them a scorpion instead? If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more ... Listen to this: ... how much more will the heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him? Jesus said, “knock, persist, ask and you will receive. And when our hearts are fit to break, to be filled by the Spirit of God and we ask and we plead and we say, “Lord I'm not going to settle until I am so full with your Spirit that I'm overflowing; that streams of living water are running out of me.” When we are so desirous of that, God promises that He will fill us with His Spirit. A.W. Tozer wrote this, he put it this way. He said: Ransomed men need no longer pause in fear to enter the Holy of Holies. God wills that we should push into His presence and live our whole lives there. This is to be known to us in conscious experience. It is more than a doctrine to be held, it is a life to be enjoyed every moment of every day. God's Word has the power – God's Spirit brings the life. Why does God work this way? What's God doing? Why does He allow sin and Satan and why does He allow our lives to go through dry bones? Why do we have to go through this stuff? Well, He answers that at the end of our passage that we are looking at, Ezekiel chapter 37 beginning at verse 11. Then God said to me, “Mortal, these bones are the whole house of Israel.” So God interprets this vision for Ezekiel. These bones are the whole House of Israel. They say our bones are dried up and our hope is lost and we are cut off completely, therefore, prophesy and say to them, “Thus says the Lord your God, I am going to open your graves and bring you up from your graves, oh my people, and I will bring you back to the land of Israel and you will know that I am the Lord God when I open your graves and bring you up from your graves. My people, I will put my Spirit within you and you shall live. I will place you on your own soil and then you will know that I, the Lord your God, have spoken and will act, says the Lord God." Why does He allow this? So that He can bless us; so that we can receive redemption and life and renewal. Not through our own strength, but when God breathes His Spirit into us; when we believe His Word – when we take God at His Word. That valley of dry bones was a picture of Israel and God said to Ezekiel: Go and tell them. Speak my Word over them and this is what I will do. Those dry bones – those dry bones are our circumstances, our sin, our lives lost, our opportunities missed. Let God show us the reality when we accept the power of His Word, when we accept Him at His Word and we accept His Holy Spirit which is life. God's having a party – it's come as you are, but let's believe His Word. God calls things that aren't as though they are. God brings life when He gives us His Word to speak over our life and when He pours His Spirit out over our lives. The question is will you take God at His Word?

Gilgamesh is the oldest and greatest hero of recorded human legend. The epic as a whole questions what it means to be human, warns of the dangers of spurning a beautiful woman, and meditates deeply on the meaning of immortality. All that plus a good adventure story at the same time! James Bleckley of the Oldest Stories Podcast sits down with Nathaniel Heutmaker of the Grail Sciences Podcast to discuss this ancient tale from both an historical and an occult perspective. The Grail Sciences Podcast covers the deeper meaning of the Holy Grail and a variety of occult topics. Nathaniel is deeply read in a variety of world traditions, and expertly weaves it all together over at grailsciences.com/The Oldest Stories Podcast covers the history, myth, and culture of ancient Mesopotamia, from the invention of writing until the fall of Nabonidas. James has been filling out the story of the oldest civilization for over 6 years at oldeststories.net

Padres denuncian que el "bullying" destruyó a su hija.Advierten sobre oruga venenosa con apariencia de peluche.En aumento un tipo de cáncer de seno difícil de detectar.Nuevas cámaras "ring" tendrán reconocimiento facial.American airlines ya no medirá el equipaje en el abordaje.Uber bajo investigación por su manejo de denuncias de abuso.Controversia por presentación de Bad Bunny en el próximo Super Bowl.NIña enseña inglés a su papá y juntos inspiran a familias.Familia pide justicia tras muerte de joven en montaña rusa.Ponte al día con lo mejor de ‘La Edición Digital del Noticiero Univision' con Carolina Sarassa y Borja Voces.   

Reunimos al Sanedrín para repasar todas las noticias deportivas de la semana, como el golpe de efecto que ha sufrido la Superliga en estas últimas horas, o el partido de LaLiga que se jugará en Miami. Además, charlamos con Edy Tavares tras la victoria del Real Madrid de baloncesto y con Gonzalo García desde la convocatoria de la selección sub-21. Terminamos conociendo la última hora del acuerdo de Mediaset con la NFL para retransmitir partidos en abierto en España. 

*** VIDEO EN NUESTRO CANAL DE YOUTUBE **** https://youtube.com/live/eyK7YT4xS3U +++++ Hazte con nuestras camisetas en https://www.bhmshop.app ++++ #actualidad #militar #guerraenucrania #geopolítica Programa de Frente de Batalla con Francisco García Campa y José María Rodríguez, analizando la nueva fase de la guerra en Ucrania. Los misiles Tomahawk estadounidenses y los drones Flamingo ucranianos han golpeado con precisión objetivos logísticos rusos en el Donbás y Crimea. ¿Estamos ante un cambio estratégico o un intento de frenar la ofensiva rusa en Pokrovsk y Kupiansk? En este programa analizamos: El impacto de los Tomahawk en la guerra moderna. Los drones Flamingo y su papel en la nueva guerra de saturación. ⚔️ La situación en el frente de Pokrovsk y el avance ruso. Los ataques sobre depósitos, refinerías y líneas ferroviarias rusas. ️ “El general barro” y cómo el invierno cambia el ritmo de la guerra. ️ La respuesta del Kremlin y el papel de la OTAN ante la escalada. Un análisis táctico, operacional y estratégico del conflicto más decisivo del siglo XXI. SUSCRÍBETE y apoya a Bellumartis Historia Militar: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bellumartis PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/bellumartis Bizum: 656 778 825 Síguenos: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bellumartis_historia_militar Twitter / X: https://twitter.com/BellumartisHM COMPRA EN AMAZON CON EL ENLACE DE BHM Y AYÚDANOS: https://amzn.to/3ZXUGQl Hazte con los libros de Paco firmados y dedicados: https://franciscogarciacampa.com/

When Atul Gawande - surgeon, physician, son of a surgeon -  wrote Being Mortal in 2014, I wonder if he knew what staying power it would have. This timeless book captures many of the challenges we face in the US and other countries around aging, decline, disease, the medical system, and yes, ultimately death. Listen to this episode to hear a few compelling passages from the book about the importance of conversation and what a difference a little knowledge can make. (No, it's not Dr Gawande reading, just me.)

Nuestros detectives se han puesto las pilas y han dado con la solución del caso. Con Francesc Miralles hablamos de los eternos insatisfechos. Laura Martínez nos descubre es cine 'stoner', un subgénero que gira alrededor del cannabis. 

Nuestros detectives se han puesto las pilas y han dado con la solución del caso. Con Francesc Miralles hablamos de los eternos insatisfechos. Laura Martínez nos descubre es cine 'stoner', un subgénero que gira alrededor del cannabis. 

08 08-10-25 LHDW Windows 1: La IA crea un virus mortal y la sociedad se asusta. ¿En cuanto tiempo se cambiará el mundo?. La IA va a mucha velocidad

Abrimos historia de detectives, esperamos que se os de igual de bien que la anterior. Los martes despertamos a Raquel Mascaraque para hablar de sincericidio. 

Abrimos historia de detectives, esperamos que se os de igual de bien que la anterior. Los martes despertamos a Raquel Mascaraque para hablar de sincericidio. 

A @Christadelphians Video: # SummaryThis presentation explores the fundamental principles of the Christian faith, particularly the doctrine of the Atonement. It delves into the biblical account of the Fall of man, the resulting sinful state of humanity, and the need for sacrifice and forgiveness as outlined in the Old Testament.Highlights

On this episode, the guys review the latest issue of MORTAL THOR. Sigurd goes looking for a fight and we find out who the "Head of the Serpent" is!Check out PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/u65477484?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorCheck out INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/marvelthorpodcast?igsh=Nm15MjQ2dW10cXZ3&utm_source=qrCheck out DISCORD:https://discord.gg/DsKTVAmwuY

In this episode, Phil and Janelle talk about The Prayer Chain, Poor Old Lu, Galaxy Quest, Nashville, Mortal, Dorney Park, improv, vacation pants, Idiocracy, and more.

 It was only a handful of episodes ago, when listeners learned the story of Bobby Baker. Do you remember that episode when the very day the world stood still, mourning the assassination of President John F. Kennedy? Another story was unfolding in the shadows of Washington D.C. A story so explosive, it could have stopped Lyndon B. Johnson from ever becoming president.You might remember that In a closed-door Senate hearing, a lone whistleblower, an insurance salesman named Don B. Reynolds, was giving testimony that implicated the Vice President himself. Testimony that touches upon a  web of kickbacks, bribes, and political corruption. The allegations were severe enough to  potentially lead to the impeachment, removal from office, and even prison time for LBJ.But then, shots rang out in Dallas.In the chaos that followed, that bombshell testimony vanished. The whistleblower, Don Reynolds, faced death threats and was forced to flee the country. He would live  in exile for four years, haunted by what he knew. Chased now  by the  federal machinery that had been weaponized by LBJ  to get him,  including the IRS and the FBI. His story was buried.  Bob Nelson, the nephew of Don Reynolds has written a book that we all have come to know on this podcas…Bob is the  author of the groundbreaking book, LBJ's Mortal Wound: The Don Reynolds Story. A book that has been out since June 2025. We got a chance to catch up with Bob and interview him for our You Tube Interview Series.  For decades, Bob's family held onto this incredible story of courage and betrayal. Now, drawing from never-before-seen family archives, secret White House tapes, and exclusive, declassified Senate records, Bob  has pieced together the full picture.In our full video interview, you'll hear Bob Nelson reveal what it was like growing up in a family living that harbored  the secrets and the fear  which  followed his uncle's testimony. And you will hear how one man's decision to speak truth to power, collided with one of the most pivotal and tragic moments in history...forever altering its course.This isn't just a political scandal; it's a riveting family memoir about resilience, the high price of justice, and the courage it takes to give a voice to a story that was silenced for generations.In the end, Bob nudges us all along to incorporate what is revealed in this book…to supplement our view on the legacy of LBJ….to understand the dark side of his being that so manifested itself… up close and personal for Bob's uncle Buck to see and experience…So get on over to our YouTube channel and listen to this interesting and thoughtful conversation with  this affable Midwesterner.  A man who experienced first hand what it was like to grow up in the middle of this circumstance. We know more about it than ever before thanks to the thoughtful  work done by  Bob Nelson.

In Christlikeness, absolute rejection of sin is essential for us. If we loose that rejection/ repentance…. Soften up and find sin in us to be acceptable, then we have lost our essence… we have lost our way… we are living and worshipping worthlessly because we are pro-sin. So, rather than hold pride in your hearts which causes you to fight over who will be the greatest, hold fast to your sin-hating and be at peace with each other.

Each week, your hosts Neil & Megan get into a true crime case or just a truly macabre story. We also throw in some strange and interesting tales of oddity. And remember, we like to take the cases seriously, but not ourselves. New episodes every Wednesday!Listen to Mortal Musings wherever you get your podcasts!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-true-crime--5679751/support.

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Send us a textWhat's the difference between loving deeply and clinging desperately? Epictetus thought the line was thinner than we like to admit. In Enchiridion Chapter 3, he reminds us that every embrace is an embrace of a mortal, every favorite cup is already broken, and every attachment comes with an expiration date stamped by nature. Sounds grim? Not really. It's actually a roadmap for how not to be crushed when life does what life always does: end, change, and surprise.In this episode, we talk Bigger vs. Badder—how Stoicism flips the script on what “strong” really means. We look at Anaxagoras' deadpan reaction to his son's death, Seneca's hauntingly calm reminders, and even a 1958 love letter from John Steinbeck that could pass for Stoic counsel. Along the way, we wrestle with what it means to love in a way that frees us rather than chains us, and why negative visualization might be the most underrated gratitude practice out there.Of course, it's not all heavy philosophy. Bruce tries out some Gen Alpha slang on Justin, and we test our own fragile-cup theory on the kinds of attachments we carry every day. If you've ever wondered how to hold on without holding too tightor how to lose without falling apart this one's for you.

0:00 - The Chiefs are 0-2 and they look mortal. I know we said that last year, but they actually look mortal for real this time. Probably for the first time in the Mahomes/Kelce era.14:54 - If the Chiefs are on the downswing, the Chargers look like they're on the upswing. Are the Chargers the biggest threat to the Broncos in the AFC West? Can the Broncos compete with them? How does Denver stack up in the AFC as a whole?33:23 - The latest AP Poll Top 25 came out and Brett's main takeaway? The Big 12 doesn't look too good right now, CU most DEFINITELY included.

At least The Man of the West doesn't have to do any curvature-of-the-earth calculations in this week's reading in Of Tuor and His Coming to Gondolin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices