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Grumbling. Complaining. Manna from Heaven. Bread of Life. Water from the Rock. Living Water. Rest. Provision. Moses' Raised Hands. Victory Over the Amalekites. “The LORD is My Banner.” Jethro's Visit + Zipporah and Their Sons Return to Moses.   ((How about I just go ahead and say it right now… the more I read about the grumbling of the Israelites and their many MANY complaints in the book of Exodus, the more I realize that I AM the Israelites. Ouch.))   Then there is that advice Jethro gives to Moses… those words found in Exodus 18:17-18 which read… “This is not good! You're going to wear yourself out—and the people, too. This job is too heavy a burden for you to handle all by yourself.” Oh my. This seems to land somewhere deep in my heart and mind. Don't go it alone Moses… Don't go it alone M. Do you feel the weight of that reminder too my OOBTers?!   ANNNDDDD… please be sure to listen all the way to the end for an exciting announcement about what is to come on OOBT! It may or may not include some confetti in the air!!

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Bill Filipiak  | She Still Wants to Kiss Me  | Aka Billium  |  | Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse  | I'm On FIre (Live In Poynton, UK April 29, 2023)  | Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse: Live in the UK | Bicton Street Blues  | Got a Devil  | Whole New Kind Of Blues  | Self Produced | Kris Kramer & Beatbox 'n' Blues  | Ain't Nobody At Home  | Way Back Home  |  | Jimmy Regal & The Royals  | The First And Last Stop  | The First And Last Stop | Ritchie Dave Porter  | Hell yeah man, I got the blues  |  | 7 Hills Stomp  | John The Revelator  | If I Had My Way: A Cigar Box Tribute To Blind Willie Johnson | Mark Searcy  | Stones in my Passway  | Ground Zero  |  | Claire Hamlin  | Horns Of Plastic  | Elbows Going Crazy  |  | Blind Blake  | Skeedle Loo Doo Blues  | All The Recorded Sides | Bessie Jones & with the Georgia Sea Island Singers  | Moses Don't Get Lost  | Get In Union  | Alan Lomax Archives/Association For Cultural Equity | Chuck Berry  | Memphis Tennessee  | Chuck Berry  |  | Walkin' Cane Mark  | Rock And Roll Records  | Tryin' To Make You Understand | D.K. Harrell  | Honey Ain't So Sweet  | The Right Man  |  | Nigel Mack  | Highway 69  | Back In Style  | 

Exodus 4:10-17 The Message (MSG) 10 Moses raised another objection to God: “Master, please, I don't talk well. I've never been good with words, neither before nor after you spoke to me. I stutter and stammer.” 11-12 God said, “And who do you think made the human mouth? And who makes some mute, some deaf, some sighted, some blind? Isn't it I, God? So, get going. I'll be right there with you—with your mouth! I'll be right there to teach you what to say.” 13 He said, “Oh, Master, please! Send somebody else!” 14-17 God got angry with Moses: “Don't you have a brother, Aaron the Levite? He's good with words, I know he is. He speaks very well. In fact, at this very moment he's on his way to meet you. When he sees you he's going to be glad. You'll speak to him and tell him what to say. I'll be right there with you as you speak and with him as he speaks, teaching you step by step. He will speak to the people for you. He'll act as your mouth, but you'll decide what comes out of it. Now take this staff in your hand; you'll use it to do the signs.”

Today’s show features a glimpse into the mind of Travis Thrasher. As a fiction writer of novels ranging from love stories to supernatural thrillers, Travis has focused on his writing full-time for the past 11 years. He’s written over 50 books, including many collaborations and memoirs with notable people from various walks of life. One of Travis’ favorite inspirations from scripture is God’s message to Moses: “Don’t forget what I’ve done for you.” Travis endeavors to live out this theme in his life and work, always remembering what he’s learned, and to pay attention to what God wants for his life. Travis gets real about some interesting details of his writing, including algorithms and smartphones, and how they play into future technology---and biblical prophecy. You don’t want to miss Travis’ encouraging message about living without regrets and letting God truly be in control of your life, so you can KNOW who you are, what you should do, and why you should do it. Join me for this inspiring conversation with Travis!   Resources: www.travisthrasher.com   Find Travis Thrasher on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, too!

Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Hello, I’m Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione Aaron Emig: And I’m Aaron Emig We are now in the Fourth Sunday of Lent The Question and Thought for Lent is…Instead of giving something up for God… How about giving something back to God. This Lent, how will you grow closer to Him? The Gospel comes from: John 9:1-41 Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: The Gospel story today is that of the man born blind. And the lesson we are being taught is that besides our ordinary sight there is another kind of sight, kind of an insight, that of seeing the truth. And the truth that is in Jesus, the truth that is Jesus. It is about light and darkness. The man had lived in darkness all his life but through healing he comes into the light in two ways: literally, since his sight was restored; and spiritually, since he was given the gift of faith. And it is this gift of faith which concerns us most of all. Three times he confesses his ignorance: He doesn’t know how it is that he can now see…. But with each of these confessions of ignorance is followed by a profession of faith. So, he doesn’t understand it all but he believes it all. Aaron Emig: This week’s Gospel is like last week because Jesus preached to a quote “sinners” but got them to become believers… Yes, Jesus served the blind man on the Sabbath… But the Pharisees were so blind because they still followed the old-school laws of Moses… Don’t get me wrong those are great laws… But isn’t more important to serve someone in need no matter what day of the week it is? The Jews didn’t believe until they talked the parents and then confronted the blind man again… And he said, I told you once and you did listen… Then he questioned them…Yes you don’t know where he’s from but he made a blind man see… Who has ever done that before? Only a man of God could do that… The Pharisees got upset and threw him because he spoke the truth to them which upset these so called “wise” people… The Pharisees are straight up Meatheads and stubborn… Then Jesus and the blind man had a conversation and Jesus made this “quote” sinner a believer like the Samaritan woman last week… Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Most of us might readily identify with the man, blind from birth. Living in darkness but looking for the light. But Jesus also warns us that those who say "We see" may really be the ones who are blind to the presence of God in their midst. A good prayer with this Gospel in mind might be: "Lord, I believe, help my unbelief" It is only through our genuine belief that our eyes are truly open to God. Aaron Emig: We need to have that blind faith… Many times, when someone talks about something new that is better than what they are currently doing… We tend to get draw back and feel uncomfortable because many are threatened and scared of change... We need to stop acting like the Pharisees and become blind so that we can see… We need open our hearts to change along with our minds… We need to get comfortable by always being uncomfortable… My dad taught me to always try new things and meet new people because it makes life more interesting… So, I’d suggest we try to learn something new or meet a stranger this week… If we do that…that means, we are growing and becoming closer to God…. Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Wisdom Words for the Week “Seeing isn’t believing…. Believing is seeing.” From the first two of the Santa Clause movies with Tim Allen. Aaron Emig: Transformation Tool Resisting Happiness book by Matthew Kelly During Lent, you can receive daily emails from The Dynamic Catholic Institute that will have a reflection from different chapters of the book… Just go to BestLentEver.com to sign up… We are giving out the Resisting Happiness at Morris Hall each Tuesday of Lent at 2:10 p.m… Again, on while supplies last… Aaron Emig: Transformation Tuesdays Prayer… “Jesus, how do You want me to transform my life today?” Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: God Bless from Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church…A Spiritual Home for Everyone

2011-10-16-1030 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning October 16th 2011 in the 10:30 service. Scripture: John 8:1-11 Topic: Forgiveness Notes: - Woman caught in adultery; the sin of the religious leaders-used her to trap Jesus- Every person is a creation of God; Jesus died for all; double standard in society- Jesus spent the night praying; prayer enables us to handle any situation- Sadducees questioned Jesus about marriage in heaven and paying taxes- 3 things on the line: life of the woman, teachings of Jesus on compassion and the law of Moses- Don’t try to box Him in; Jesus forgave her though she had not sought Him or repented; He is a better God than you think He is- There will be people in heaven you didn’t expect- We want immediate proof of salvation; we expect more than God expects- She asked for nothing but He gave everything- It takes time for a seed to produce... a process from seed to fruit; nothing or no one bears fruit all the time; it is seasonal- Last Supper: disciples disappointed because things had not worked out like they thought they would - Forgiveness came first, now we don’t have to sin- He’s not finished with your situation yet

2011-10-16-0830 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning October 16th 2011 in the 8:30 service. Scripture: John 8:1-11 Topic: Forgiveness Notes: - Woman caught in adultery; the sin of the religious leaders-used her to trap Jesus- Every person is a creation of God; Jesus died for all; double standard in society- Jesus spent the night praying; prayer enables us to handle any situation- Sadducees questioned Jesus about marriage in heaven and paying taxes- 3 things on the line: life of the woman, teachings of Jesus on compassion and the law of Moses- Don’t try to box Him in; Jesus forgave her though she had not sought Him or repented; He is a better God than you think He is- There will be people in heaven you didn’t expect- We want immediate proof of salvation; we expect more than God expects- She asked for nothing but He gave everything- It takes time for a seed to produce... a process from seed to fruit; nothing or no one bears fruit all the time; it is seasonal- Last Supper: disciples disappointed because things had not worked out like they thought they would - Forgiveness came first, now we don’t have to sin- He’s not finished with your situation yet