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The Tenpenny Files – History is sold as settled truth, but its foundations are carefully engineered. Donald Jeffries exposes how power rewrites the past to shape obedience, silence dissent, and protect elites. From assassinations to media narratives, this conversation reveals the hidden machinery driving modern control—and why today's political reality feels scripted...

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Hi there Soul Family! This episode is all about "Fearless Faith". As we continue to sail along our journey we are destined to experience unfortunate challenges and unforeseen circumstances. This is when you need your faith the most. But not just any kind of faith. You need "Fearless Faith". Fearless Faith persists and proceeds without permission. You are the architect and captain of your life. As you continue to navigate through this realm may you always remember to Trust, be Obedient and practice Patience!

Thanks for tuning into this week's sermon at Fountain City Church. Join us as we take the next couple months to journey through the gospel of John!To learn more about us you can visit our website at www.fountaincity.orgFind us on socials at:www.facebook.com/fcccolumbuswww.instagram.com/fcccolumbus

What if the very thing you're afraid to leave… is the thing quietly holding you back from God?Most people want Jesus as an addition to their lives—but not as the Lord who calls them to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. In this message, we look at what it really means to leave the known, step into the unfamiliar, and discover the kind of life only Jesus can give.From Abraham leaving Ur, to Israel leaving Egypt, to Paul leaving comfort, to the Puritans and Asbury leaving home for the sake of the gospel—God has always called His people out of safety and into purpose. Not recklessness. Not emotion. Obedient faith.And every time, He proved Himself faithful.This Thanksgiving, we remember the men and women who left everything so the gospel could flourish here—and we ask the question Jesus asked long before them:“Will you save your life and lose it—or lose it for My sake and find it?”If you've ever sensed God calling you deeper… if you've ever felt the pull to step out of what's comfortable… if you want a faith that actually costs something and actually transforms you… this message is for you.

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This past Sunday at Myrtle House Community Church, Carmella brought a stirring word that tied together the rich journey we've been on over the last few weeks—learning what it truly means to walk with the Holy Spirit. This time, she brought us to an often-overlooked figure in Scripture: Simeon, a man who appears only briefly in the Bible, yet models the very heart of a Spirit-led life. And through his story, she tackled the deeper questions many of us quietly wrestle with: Why does it matter that the Holy Spirit works in me? Why should I see what God is doing? Why should I let the Spirit guide me? Why should I bear fruit and live this new life I've been given? What's the point of it all? When you look at Simeon… the answers become wonderfully clear. 1. Simeon Lived Righteously — He Acted on What God Taught Him Simeon is described as righteous, meaning he lived in alignment with God's will through faith and obedience. Not just hearing truth, but acting on it. Romans 2:13 reminds us that righteousness shows itself in obedience. And Carmella pressed this gently: Do we only listen on Sundays, or do we live out what we hear? The righteous aren't the perfect ones—they're the ones who walk in what the Spirit reveals. Not relying on the “naked eye,” but learning to see with the Spirit's leading. 2. Simeon Was Filled With the Holy Spirit — And People Could See It Luke tells us plainly that Simeon was filled with the Holy Spirit. That wasn't just a private truth—it was visible in his life. Carmella encouraged us to consider: What evidence am I showing? Do people see the Spirit at work in me? Are the fruit of the Spirit growing in my life? These questions aren't meant to discourage us—they're meant to stir us toward life-giving growth. 3. Simeon Recognized the Holy Spirit's Voice Luke 2:26 tells us that the Holy Spirit revealed something specific to Simeon—that he would see the Messiah before he died. This didn't happen by accident. Simeon had learned to listen. John 14:26 reminds us that the Spirit teaches, reveals, and reminds us of what Jesus said. The Spirit is always speaking, always leading. But like Carmella asked so thoughtfully: Do we practice listening? Do we cultivate space to hear the Spirit's whisper? 4. Simeon Responded When the Spirit Guided Him Simeon didn't just hear the Spirit—he followed Him. He entered the temple at the right moment. He recognised Mary, Joseph, and Jesus. And he acted. This is the heart of a Spirit-led life: Not just receiving revelation, but walking it out. Obedience is often stretching, sometimes uncomfortable, occasionally messy. But the Spirit's guidance is always purposeful. And sometimes the word He gives you isn't even for you—it's for someone else. That's part of being a vessel He can use. 5. Simeon Revealed Jesus — And That's the Whole Point This is where everything comes together. Simeon took the baby Jesus in his arms and began to prophesy. He recognised the Messiah. And he revealed Him. This is why the Spirit works in us. This is why we listen. This is why we obey. This is why fruit grows in our lives. This is why transformation matters. We are here to reveal Jesus to the world. Jesus said, “Go into all the world and preach the good news.” Carmella reminded us that the Holy Spirit is the very power Jesus promised—the power that raised Him from the dead, now living in us. We don't carry the message alone. We don't share the gospel in our own strength. We aren't meant to live this transformed life by sheer willpower. The Holy Spirit is our fuel. He empowers us. He guides us. He speaks to us. He reveals Jesus through us. He uses us to bring heaven's hope to earth. We are vessels, tools, messengers, lights. And none of it works without the Holy Spirit working in us. A Final Encouragement Simeon may appear in only one passage of Scripture, but his example is powerful and deeply relevant today. He shows us what a Spirit-led life looks like: Righteous. Filled. Listening. Obedient. Revealing Jesus. That's the life we're called to. That's why it matters. And that's what the Holy Spirit is shaping in us—day by day, moment by moment. May we, like Simeon, see what God is doing… and join Him.

1. How does he teach his children? 2. How do they respond? 3. He shows his children his glory and showers them with his grace.

Being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. – Philippians 2:8

Fr. William Rock, FSSP, serves as Parochial Vicar at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Nashua, New Hampshire. He was ordained in October of 2019 and serves as a regular contributor to the FSSP North America Missive Blog. In Today's Show: How would Jesus feel about the collections during Mass? Does Father have many people asking him how they can be holy? What is a votive Mass? When does the Pope become infallible?  Marian consecration Was the American Revolution a just war revisited Should priests be obedient or courageous? Why are priests not allowed to marry? Why are the Luminous Mysteries controversial amongst trads?  Did the Church ever charge for confession? Should the Jesus Prayer be part of a Roman Catholic's spiritual life?  Visit the show page at thestationofthecross.com/askapriest to listen live, check out the weekly lineup, listen to podcasts of past episodes, watch live video, find show resources, sign up for our mailing list of upcoming shows, and submit your question for Father!

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1 Samuel 3:1 - David Montgomery - Evening Service

Bible Readings: Ps 112, 1 Jn 2:3‑11 Last Sunday’s sermon: “Obedient Faith” with Leigh Zadro, part of our series “Confident faith, genuine love”. The post Obedient Faith appeared first on All Saints North Epping.

Time:MorningMinister:Rev. Bill De JongTexts:Nehemiah 10:28–391 Peter 2:1–12Series:Nehemiah Series

The sermon focuses on Genesis chapter 12, verses 1-9, using the story of Abraham (then Abram) to illustrate the nature of a life lived in obedient faith. The speaker emphasizes that the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, is a connected story of God's redemptive plan to restore humanity's relationship with him. Here is a summary of the main points: 1. God's Call (Genesis 12:1) God called Abram out of his pagan world and away from his family to go to a specific, yet unrevealed, place. It Was Personal and Difficult: God spoke directly to Abram, calling him to leave his comfortable life and his family.

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Excited to share BOLD! This book is for boys ages 8-12, perfect for personal devotion time or reading together with a parent, it helps boys build strong spiritual habits while learning that being bold doesn't mean being loud—it means standing strong for what's right, obeying God with courage, and loving others like Jesus. Link to Purchase Book https://a.co/d/59g20pD Learn more about Teis Family Ministries davidteis.com

Kristina and Anna unpack how the Inner Villain system shows up in everyday life: time blindness, rule-set clashes, obsessive “fixing,” and the loneliness of divide-and-conquer living. Kristina shares how mold, town history, and nervous-system patterns mirrored the Evasive Expert arc—and the practical “FUNNY” framework she and Luke use to slow down, reconnect, and shift out of overthinking. Anna explores the Righteous Bully, Obedient Critic, Nothing (Invisible Destroyer), and Eternal Child dynamics in relationships, with concrete tools for timing difficult conversations. Together they sketch common pairings between villains, why some arcs magnetize each other, and how to convert shadow patterns into serviceable strengths.Chapter Markers00:00 Checking in: ego death, gratitude as daily practice02:23 Why the Villain work feels more useful than “primal wounds” alone04:58 Anti-heroes and arcs: we're rarely pinnacle villains for long05:58 What is time blindness and how it strains relationships08:49 Calendar blindness vs time blindness09:58 Time for mortals: insights from Four Thousand Weeks (Oliver Burkeman)11:58 Estimation traps, executive function, and project-management “laws”13:58 Tools: timers, delayed conversations, and tech to protect relationships15:00 The Evasive Expert must slow down: decompression blocks and focus holds16:48 Safety, protection, and the urge to “fix it now”18:00 Cities, homes, couples as arcs; mapping a house as Evasive Expert21:45 Diagnostic combos: how 7-8-9 become “advanced” villains24:50 Obedient Critic rabbit holes and living by rule sets27:15 Laws of nature over personal rules; the Law of Procession31:40 Case study: two Obedient Critics and the family rule set clash33:50 Couples and houses as Villain ecosystems39:00 The FUNNY framework to invert the Evasive Expert44:10 Golden Hour: shared effort to reduce isolation50:10 Righteous Bully with the Nothing: common pairing patterns54:15 Other frequent pairings and why they happen58:40 Meme break: naming the villains with humor1:03:10 Working with parts: IFS, deconditioning, and flipping subtypes1:06:15 Homework and next episode: communicating with each villainKey Concepts & ToolsTime Blindness vs Calendar BlindnessTime blindness: difficulty perceiving passing minutes and sequencing tasks.Calendar blindness: difficulty tracking dates, planning horizons, and overlaps.Villain Arcs (selected)Obedient Critic (OC): lives by rigid rule sets; seeks correction and order. Legend: Equalizer.Vengeful Martyr (VM): over-gives to earn belonging; nourishes, then resents.Eternal Child (EC): entitled to care; toggles anxious/avoidant; covert romantic.Righteous Bully (RB): fusion of VM + OC; imposes “right” for safety and control.Evasive Expert (EE): over-intellectualizes, compartmentalizes; feelings drive from underground.Invisible Destroyer / The Nothing (ID): EE + Divisive Immortal; withdrawal, disappearance.Hungry Shapeshifter (HS): attention-seeking blend of Vain Controller + Eternal Child.Common Pairings (why they attract)RB + ID (Nothing): control/pursuit meets withdrawal; each amplifies the other.VM + EC: Wendy and Peter; nourishment meets eternal dependency.EE + Divisive Immortal: logic and safety bind; loyalty sustains low intimacy.HS + ID/EE: performance pairs with a quieter partner who recedes.Practical ToolsTimers & Alarms: outsource time perception to protect relationships.Deferred Conflict Scheduling: drop a calendar note to discuss when regulated.Decompression Blocks: 15-minute buffers after sessions to downshift.Golden Hour: whole-family or couple co-work on one project to restore “together energy.”Framework: FUNNY (to invert the Evasive Expert)F — Free: create time and space to slow down.U — United: do unpleasant tasks together; reduce divide-and-conquer loneliness.N — Nuanced: reject all-or-nothing; find middle paths.N — Natural: return to body signals and instinct, not just cognition.Y — You: keep it personal and present; ask, “Is this funny?” as a shorthand check.Quotes“You don't save your kid from pain. You help them become the leader of their own system.”“The Evasive Expert can't think its way out. It has to slow down.”“Repetition isn't punishment. It's practice.”“Have a honey-driven life. Purpose arrives at 90 degrees.”References & MentionsOliver Burkeman, Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for MortalsInternal Family Systems (IFS) for working with partsLaw of Procession (purpose arrives indirectly)Loki (Marvel), Vision, Agatha as archetypal studies of time and shadowMarshall Thurber TedxTalk MelbourneTakeawaysIdentify whether your issue is time blindness, calendar blindness, or both. Choose tools accordingly.When you feel the urge to correct, schedule the talk instead. Protect the bond first.Map your home, town, or relationship as an arc. Ask what gift already emerged from the “problem.”Use FUNNY to invert overthinking into connection.Diagnose pair dynamics. If you are RB and your partner tends to Nothing, design pauses, gentle bids, and agreements around withdrawal and pursuit.HomeworkTake the Villain quiz: identify your primary arc and your partner's.Try one decompression block today and one Golden Hour this week.Journal: Which rule sets are mine, which are borrowed, and which align with laws of nature.Next EpisodeHow to communicate with each villain type without escalating the spin.Episode CreditsHosts: Kristina Wiltsee and Anna StromquistSeries: Inner Villain, Inner RepairSEO Keywordstime blindness, calendar blindness, evasive expert, righteous bully, obedient critic, invisible destroyer, eternal child, inner villain system, IFS, Oliver Burkeman, four thousand weeks, relationship communication, nervous system regulationAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

James Forsyth • Acts 5:12-42 • The Church At Its Best • November 2, 2025

Romans 6:12-23

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In this message, Hezekiah challenges the modern aversion to being a "follower," arguing that biblical obedience is not about weakness, but about covenantal trust flowing from a relationship with God. He analyzes Acts 5, where the apostles are miraculously freed from jail by an angel and commanded to immediately return to the Temple, illustrating that obedience is bold, Christ-centered, and honest.Subscribe to AfterWords on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Download a copy of the Exodus JournalVisit us online: rivchurch.comFollow us on InstagramSend us feedback: podcast@rivchurch.comSubscribe to AfterWords on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Visit us online: rivchurch.comFollow us on InstagramSend us feedback: podcast@rivchurch.com

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A listener named Linda wonders about our relationship with the Lord and asks, “Can you explain fear of God?”

Why being busy and obedient is a poor strategy for ambitious women. Michelle and Mel share why obedience isn't leadership, how to ditch non-promotable tasks, and why radical accountability drives career growth.Lead to Soar is a podcast for ambitious women and the leaders who support them. Hosted by Michelle Redfern and Mel Butcher, it delivers evidence-based, practical advice on leadership, career progression, and closing the gender gap. Join the Lead to Soar Network at leadtosoar.network or get Michelle's book The Leadership Compass at michelleredfern.com/book. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the life of flower I. Shortness of life II. Vain glory of man III. Eternal word of God IV. Obedient heart V. Unfailing love

October 12,2025

Series: Signs & GloryTitle: How do I live as a disciple of Jesus today?Subtitle: Part 2Scripture: John 15:7-17 NIV, Isaiah 5, Psalm 80Bottom Line: A disciple of Jesus today is growing to be and do like Jesus, while abiding in him, and leading others to do the same.INTRODUCTIONCONTEXTSERMON OUTLINECONCLUSIONNOTESQUESTIONS TO CONSIDER DISCUSSION QUESTIONSMAIN REFERENCES USEDOpening prayer: Lord God, help us grow to be and do like Jesus, while abiding in him and leading others to do the same. INTRODUCTIONWhat does a disciple of Jesus look like today? Well, these examples are a good place to start. They loved their enemies and forgave them.Bottom Line: A disciple of Jesus today is growing to be and do like Jesus, while abiding in him, and leading others to do the same.CONTEXTJesus's disciples are deeply troubled because they have just heard 3 things:One of them will betray Jesus,Jesus is about to leave them and go where they cannot go, and Peter will deny Jesus 3 times that night.He's taught them again to love each other as he has loved themHe's told them his spirit will come and empower them to do all that he's taught them to doHe's coming back (resurrected, as his spirit, second coming)They leave the upper room where they've had their feet washed, heard all of this, and now they're heading to the garden of gethsamene to pray and be arrested.Sub questions for today:Q. What does spiritual fruit look like?Q. How do I bear spiritual fruit that will last?OUTLINE (w/ help from Matt Carter & ChatGPT)Transition: This passage breaks down into 2 sections: 1) True disciples bear fruit, and 2) What that fruit looks like. Today we'll focus on part 2: What does true spiritual fruit look like and how do we bear it?Let's ask some questions:Q. What do I want you to know today?A. What the fruit of a true disciple of Jesus Christ looks like.Spiritual fruit Is from God through his spiritLasts foreverWhat does this fruit look like according to this passage?Answered prayer. God tells us to ask whatever we want in Jesus' name and it will be given to us. (15:7, 16)Proof that we're true disciples of Jesus. (15:8, 14)Glorify God (15:8) which is why we were created.Overflowing with his joy (> happiness, which is based solely on circumstances). (15:11)Love of God (in obeying his commands) and people (in obeying his commands). (15:10, 12, 14, 17)Friendship with God through Jesus. (15:14-15)Security in your salvation:"Already clean" (15:3)"I chose you" (15:16)Q. Why do I want you to know this?A. Because you will know where you stand as a disciple of Jesus Christ: true or false; fruit-bearing or not.Q. What do I want you to do?A. Bear spiritual fruit that will last forever. Q. Why?A. Because Jesus says this is why he chose you and me. Therefore, we should do this.Q. How?A. By training to remain in Christ. Here are 4 training regiments that will help:Know, believe, and obey God's word.Pray bold, specific, and believing prayers in Jesus' name.Love each other sacrificially ("As I have loved you").Recognizing and embracing the principle of pruning requires suffering, trials and testing.ConclusionBottom Line: A disciple of Jesus today is growing to be and do like Jesus, while abiding in him, and leading others to do the same.When we train to remain/abide in Christ, we will grow in the character and competencies of Jesus Christ, in his power (not ours), and we will lead others to do this as well. Q. How do I know I'm doing this?A. You'll multiply yourself. You'll lead people to Christ deep and wide.You'll help others lead people to Christ deep and wide.You'll see God's love spread through his word in you.Q. What's next?A. Commit to getting a good grip on God's word by reading it daily, praying it daily, and obeying it daily.B. Consider H.E.A.R. Method. https://www.lifeway.com/en/articles/bible-journaling-method-to-hear-god-speakINVITATIONWhat about you? Peter puts it all in perspective in his first sermon:““Therefore let all Israel be assured of this: God has made this Jesus, whom you crucified, both Lord and Messiah.” When the people heard this, they were cut to the heart and said to Peter and the other apostles, “Brothers, what shall we do?” Peter replied, “Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. The promise is for you and your children and for all who are far off—for all whom the Lord our God will call.”” ‭‭Acts‬ ‭2‬:‭36‬-‭39‬ ‭NIV‬‬How do we respond? Answer 2 questions:Take out a card or piece of paper right now. Write down the answer to these questions: What is God saying to me right now?What am I going to do about it? Write this down on a sheet of paper. What I hear you saying, Lord, is ___________________.[my name] is going to believe/do __________________________________________________ as a result.Finally, share this with your Home or Mission group this week when you gather as a testimony about what God is doing in your life. You don't have to get too specific to give him praise.Lord's Supper, 1 Cor 11:23-26 is good passage.Also, say something like, "Christ has died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again." (past, present, and future)PrayNOTESOutline with help from Matt Carter and ChatGPTII. Spiritual Fruit in a Disciple of Jesus today looks like this: (15:7-17)A. Answered prayer--this happens because of the union with Jesus. The "sap" is the back and forth communication. "My words remain in you" (7)Jesus speaks through his word. God prunes and cleans through his word (3).We respond in prayer. Where there is prayer, there are answers. God listens to his people. It looks like breathing. "When the Holy Spirit is pulsing through you, you pray without thinking. You just talk to God." -CarterPrayer is as important to the soul as breathing to the body.B. Obedient love--we obey because we love. Our love flows from our obedience. Obedience is the evidence of love.A persistently, willfully, disobedient person is not a Christian.What's cool here is that even though Jesus is our King and has every right to demand our obedience, he doesn't treat us like slaves. He sees us as friends. Slaves are given commands without explanation. Jesus invites us into his inner circle. He shares his friendship and explains what he's doing. Not always as much as we'd like but he tells us what the Father says to him. (14-15)C. Inexhaustible joy--Jesus, who fills our Dixie cup/cone cup with joy, immerses our Dixie cup of joy into his ocean of joy.Happiness is dependent on your circumstances. Joy transcends your circumstances.ExamplesPaul in Prison (Philippians 1:12–21; 4:4)Happiness: No one would be happy about being chained up, falsely accused, and awaiting trial. His circumstances were bleak.Joy: Paul still wrote, “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice” (Phil. 4:4). His joy was rooted in Christ being proclaimed and in knowing that “to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” His joy transcended his imprisonment.The Apostles Beaten (Acts 5:40–42)Happiness: After being flogged by the Sanhedrin, they weren't happy about the pain or humiliation.Joy: They “rejoiced that they were counted worthy to suffer dishonor for the name.” Joy came from sharing in Christ's sufferings and being faithful witnesses.Jesus on the Cross (Hebrews 12:2)Happiness: The cross was excruciating, shameful, and horrific—nothing about it was happy.Joy: Yet Hebrews says Jesus endured it “for the joy set before him”—the joy of redeeming us, glorifying the Father, and sitting down at His right hand.Job LossHappiness: Losing your job doesn't make you happy. The stress, loss of income, and uncertainty feel heavy.Joy: A believer can still have joy by trusting God's provision, remembering His past faithfulness, and resting in His promises. Joy looks like saying, “This is hard, but I know God is still with me and will provide,” even while updating your résumé.It's no coincidence that Jesus follows, "If you keep my commands, you will remain in my love" (10) with, "I have told you this so that my joy may be in your and that your joy may be complete." (11) "Joy comes through obedience." -Carter

The Obedient Son Week 1 of the This Is Jesus Series Speaker: Adam Kuntz Scripture: John 2:1-11 Download the slides for this message: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/43yv1oga06ycixv5ph047/This-Is-Jesus-Week-1-PDF.pdf?rlkey=czfijo4ahshd390wud33iesqo&st=mrjqp1g7&dl=0 (If using on mobile, click the icon on the top right and click direct download)

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Philip ministers to the Ethiopian Eunuch. God is ready to use you at a moment’s notice. Are you ready and available? Being obedient to God’s promptings and ready to share the Good News! Speaker: Bill Allshouse Scripture: Acts 8:26-39

ACT: Midweek Service | Pastor Brad Nave

As we overview four chapters of Ezra, here is the outline: Two Kinds of Opposition: a) Compromise from within (4:1-3); b) Pressure from without (4:4-5, 24; 5:3-4) God Providentially works through Political Leaders (5:5-6:13) God Providentially works through His Word (5:1-2; 6:14-22 Haggai 1-2) You can watch this message here.

Connect with God — on Abide, a Christian meditation app that provides a biblically grounded place to experience peace and progress in your relationship with Christ. Use this biblical meditation, narrated by Jennifer Clark, to center yourself on the truth in God's word. Take every thought captive! Meditate on 2 Corinthians 10:5. Allow the music & nature sounds, deep breathing, prayer, and scripture help you connect with God in a new way. For a 30 day free trial of our premium ad-free content, your trusted friend for meditation is right here: https://abide.com/peace Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Angels show up in Psalm 103. they WORSHIP (along with people)they are MIGHTY (of course they are, they serve the Mightiest)they are OBEDIENT (all currently functioning angels are 100% obedient)they are an ARMY (who occasionally exert their martial intent)One thing that angels are NOT is forgiven. As far as we know angels are not extended the grace of forgiveness.There is no known redemptive plan for angels.For us, there is a redemptive plan, so we actually have the same reasons to worship as all these angels PLUS ONE MORE: Forgiveness. Subscribe and comment: https://youtu.be/4oY12tWXpnY

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Isaiah wasn't just sent, he was OBEDIENT.  He did what God called him to do.  He stood up, when no one else would.  He spoke up, when everyone else was silent.  We, all Christ-Followers are CALLED and SENT (Matt. 28:19-20, Acts 1:8, Mk. 16:15).  Therefore, we have to GET RIGHT and GET READY for what God is trying to do in this generation of believers.  Revival is happening all over this country, why can't it happen in our own backyard!?!!

God doesn't call us to selective obedience but to full surrender. In this sermon, we explore how selective obedience reveals the condition of our hearts and why selective obedience is disobedience in God's eyes. Dr. Aaron Cole 

Sarah and JVL go long on the economy, The People, double standards, RFK, and . . . Hamilton. It's a super-sized Secret pod. In the comments, we want you to talk about whether or not the double-standard is real—is it true, as JVL proposes—that voters obsess over Democratic mistakes while waiving away Republican insanity? And if it is true, why is it? Remember: We're not just talking about partisans, but about the generalized broader public. We want to hear your theories.

Hey Friend! Wow, can you believe it is back to school already?  We had a very different summer this year, but God's hand was in all of it and I wouldn't want it any other way.  If He is in the middle of whatever is happening, there is peace.  One of the many things I love about Fall is that even though here in MN things start to die, there is also a new and refreshing energy I feel.  I love the crispy air and sweatshirt weather and like it to last as long as possible before the deep freeze, but for me Fall is so abundant.  It is a very full season for us with all the garden produce, apple orchard harvest, bear hunting that starts at the beginning of September and then deer hunting.  This is when we store most of our food for the year, so it is very productive.  We only get bear tags every 6 years and our 15 year old daughter has one this year, so hoping for success for her as this will be her first one.  My husband gets pretty excited getting everything ready for the hunt which starts in August.  It really is such a blessing for them to get to experience it and I am so thankful they are so well rounded in so many areas of life and have more skills than 95% of their peers.  I truly believe they are going to be so much further in life with the every day life they have learned over the years.  From how to save on groceries and cook from scratch to hunting for food, processing it all along with all the life skills they learn on a homestead with animals!   I am so grateful for all of you that reach out and are loving the podcast and now the instagram content!  I am so so thankful for all of you-who knew this would grow so big just a few years ago when I had no idea what I was doing!  Just trying to share everything I know to live a simpler life.  Sometimes I feel like I'm failing you because I don't have consistent content, but then I remember that I'm doing the Lord's work and I don't have to burn out or give up my values especially after last year and knowing that rest is needed.  Thank you for the grace.   So this summer we have been getting ready for next Spring as we will have a graduation here for our daughter that is a senior. We have been moving flower gardens(they were full of the most gorgeous flowers along with many thistles and grass that I couldn't get rid of, so we made new garden beds for them. We have been staining and other miscellaneous things around here with the help of many Grandkids we have had over the summer with their daycares being off quite a bit which is fun ~ they just love it here and so fun for them to learn about the animals and milking, gathering eggs and all the fun that happens on a farm.  Most of our fencing and barn work is done for now and it helps to have portable electric fencing from premier one.  That works so nice for rotating the animals easily and often.   There was a time in June when I couldn't get out of bed for 5 days, even lift my phone and I ended up having anaplasmosis, so glad I finally went in.  I'm a little stubborn knowing that most viruses they can't do anything for, but after not getting better, I knew it had to be something other than the flu or covid and i didn't even I had been bitten by a deer tick, but I did have several of them crawling on me at different times I hadn't thought much of.  That took some time to recover from and then my husband's job unexpected was off work for a while, so he ended up going to a different company putting in natural gas, so there has been alot of change around here.  My 15 year old started working in the spring as a phenomenal sourdough bakery that just opened up and she still needs rides, so glad it is only 15 minutes away and our other daughter is working in a kitchen at a resort, so they have been busy girls between working, sports, 2 large lawns they mow and numerous church camps.  It was just very different to not see them as much, but I am thankful to have such responsible kids.   We have seen God's hand in all the hard things this summer and after testing instagram again for a couple months, my business grew really fast, so I'm working on creating more content to save you money and if you have not already, make sure you are following @claimingsimplicity on instagram.  I actually niched down to talking about cooking from scratch and how to cook dinners once a week for under &75 because that is what you wanted more of, so I'm slowly but surely working on some products around grandkids, kids, farm and all the fun that summer brings!   Now that we will get back to a semi normal routine, I hope to be back here weekly!  As always, please reach out with any topics or questions you have!   God Bless you!  Have a fantastic week! Monica