Podcasts about sweet fruit

May 11, 2025The Bitter Heart of Affliction and the Sweet Fruit of RedemptionActs 8:1-8Jacob Smith preaching,Acts Series: The Acts of the Risen King JesusClick here to listen

Have you ever bitten into a piece of fruit that wasn't ripe? That sour taste is a good reminder that good things take some time. In today's REVING the Word, Torie Bartee, a Revelation Wellness Instructor, leads you through a heart-pumping workout that will remind you why we all need a little patience. This workout features 30-second intervals followed by 10 seconds of rest. As you move, Torie unpacks James 5:7-8 teaching how patience cultivates sweet fruit in your life. This REVING the Word is a powerful session to train your heart and body.  Plus, throughout November, we're bringing you inspiring stories from our instructors. This episode highlights Heather Gerlach, who's transforming lives and bringing fitness to individuals with special needs in her community. Are you ready to make an impact and change lives? Your generosity helps us equip and send instructors worldwide to share the life-giving message of freedom through Jesus. (Donate Here) Get connected: revelationwellness.org | Instagram | YouTube Playlist for this episode: #948 Please consider following this show (and sharing it with a friend), leaving a review, and telling us what you think with a voice message! If you leave us a voice message, be sure to include the episode number. Follow | Leave a Review | Send a Voice Message

Have you ever bitten into a piece of fruit that wasn't ripe? That sour taste is a good reminder that good things take some time. In today's REVING the Word, Torie Bartee, a Revelation Wellness Instructor, leads you through a heart-pumping workout that will remind you why we all need a little patience. This workout features 30-second intervals followed by 10 seconds of rest. As you move, Torie unpacks James 5:7-8 teaching how patience cultivates sweet fruit in your life. This REVING the Word is a powerful session to train your heart and body.  Plus, throughout November, we're bringing you inspiring stories from our instructors. This episode highlights Heather Gerlach, who's transforming lives and bringing fitness to individuals with special needs in her community. Are you ready to make an impact and change lives? Your generosity helps us equip and send instructors worldwide to share the life-giving message of freedom through Jesus. (Donate Here) Get connected: revelationwellness.org | Instagram | YouTube Playlist for this episode: #948 Please consider following this show (and sharing it with a friend), leaving a review, and telling us what you think with a voice message! If you leave us a voice message, be sure to include the episode number. Follow | Leave a Review | Send a Voice Message

Lets make a new homebrew. Key flavors for Bru 1 is green fruit, Sweet Fruit, and Grassy. This will be another SMaSH beer using pale malt and Bru 1 hops

Aristotle once said, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” That's totally spot on when you think about cybersecurity threats and how sneaky cybercriminals can be. These attackers plant their harmful seeds and just hang back, waiting for the right time to take advantage of old weaknesses. Their patience and careful planning mean they can strike effectively, sometimes after years of waiting, showing just how tricky it is to handle digital security. It really highlights why we need to be on our toes all the time, with solid and forward-thinking security measures to guard our sensitive info from these crafty threats. More info at HelpMeWithHIPAA.com/454

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This is the fifty-first sermon in our A Feast for Failures series from Pastor Scott Rising at 4TheCity Church of Greensburg, PA.

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The discipline of children is hard- It's certainly one of the hardest parts of Christian parenting. But in this week's episode, Pastor Trice reminds us of what loving and prayerful discipline produces in the lives of our children, and what makes it worth all the effort.--Link to a sermon on -The Fear of God----https---www.sermonaudio.com-sermoninfo.asp-SID-81219165936061

The discipline of children is hard! It's certainly one of the hardest parts of Christian parenting. But in this week's episode, Pastor Trice reminds us of what loving and prayerful discipline produces in the lives of our children, and what makes it worth all the effort.Link to a sermon on "The Fear of God":https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=81219165936061

A new MP3 sermon from Resurrection Presbyterian Church (OPC) is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Parenting #12: The Sweet Fruit of Discipline Subtitle: Resurrection Life Speaker: Nathan Trice Broadcaster: Resurrection Presbyterian Church (OPC) Event: Podcast Date: 4/17/2022 Length: 55 min.

Jesus offers unshakable assurance to those who trust and obey Him from the heart.

Sworn, now the leader of the Wanderers, urges Captain Ioq to consider how Lybrti's miracles are affecting the culture of their guides. His horse is a horse, of course? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kyrinn-s-eis/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kyrinn-s-eis/support

The sweetest of sweet fruit

Today's poem is To Offer Sweet Fruit to the Ghost by John Paul Martinez.

The end of the woke empire lies within exposure of their sexual perversions.

Surrendering our will, our way is not easy and the trial may be hard, but oh the fruit that comes! Listen to find out more!www.yournewlifeministries.org

IT'S OUR ANNIVERSARY! Can you believe it?! In the episode, host Taylor McElwain goes into depth about the process of bearing sweet fruits of your labor! Devotional is from #PrayLiveWin By Dee C. Marshall.

Mark Andreas lives in Boulder CO, where he runs a private practice offering NLP Change Coaching to individuals around the world. Meeting both in-person and over Skype, Mark helps people resolve limitations and achieve life-goals using NLP, Core Transformation, and other methods for personal transformation and development (www.markandreas.com). Mark trains NLP around the country, is an instructor of NLP at Red Rocks Community College and is a trainer for the NLP of the Rockies' NLP Practitioner Training program as well as a designer and trainer for the NLP Practitioner Training for Hypnotists, Coaches & Psychotherapists. Mark is the author of the books “Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree: 61 stories of creative and compassionate ways out of conflict,” a collection of true stories of creative responses to conflict, and “Waltzing with Wolverines: finding connection and cooperation with troubled teens,” a collection of stories and principles for working with youth based on his two years leading groups of at-risk teens 24-7 for three-week shifts at a wilderness therapy program in Colorado.   Contact Mark at: Email Mark at:wovenwords@gmail.com   Want more from Doug?  Check out: https://www.essentialcoachingskills.com/

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Using the elements in the Easter Bag we'll retell the Easter story: The Stuck Nail that held Jesus; The Secure Stone that held in the Stink of Sin; The Sanctifying Cross that gives light to the lost world, The Showy Egg that speaks of the promise of life yet to come, and The Sweet Fruit hidden inside that life that affects our character and sweetens the lost world.

Using the elements in the Easter Bag we'll retell the Easter story: The Stuck Nail that held Jesus; The Secure Stone that held in the Stink of Sin; The Sanctifying Cross that gives light to the lost world, The Showy Egg that speaks of the promise of life yet to come, and The Sweet Fruit hidden inside that life that affects our character and sweetens the lost world.

It is true. You have to HAVE fruit in order to be KNOWN by your sweet fruit.

In this episode we talk for a while, we play a new game called object interview and then read you another children's book about sweet fruit and a little bear and his best friend a rabbit. Also, Ula want's to kill a mouse in our roof and we try and get our 5 random words in. If you enjoy what we do, we have been helpful or at least entertaining have a look at our Patreon. For the cost of a Starbucks coffee you can make our lives considerably better and help to make better content to help your journey to Mandarin Chinese fluency. Patreon - Hangout with or support us! https://www.patreon.com/MandarinMonkey FREE Ebook & Mailing list https://mailchi.mp/b7b502e7507b/mandarinmonkey TRADITIONAL & SIMPLIFIED PHRASE AND GRAMMAR eBooks AVAILABLE NOW!AND MERCH! https://mandarinmonkey.com/store/ SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/mandarin-monkey Twitter https://twitter.com/Mandarin_Monkey Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MandarinMonkey/ Website https://www.mandarinmonkey.com Itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mandarin-monkey-podcast/id1430708691?mt=2 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mandarin_monkey/ This is the Mandarin Monkey Podcast. One of the best mandarin podcasts there is. Of course that is up to you to decide. But we use both English and Mandarin Chinese throughout and both speak Chinglish. You can keep up with the conversation because of the English and pick up new words and sentences in Chinese because of the Mandarin. best Chinese learning podcast they all say. Is this one of the best Chinese podcasts or the best chinese learning podcast? we hear you roar. We would like to think so. best mandarin learning podcast? I thought we had already answered that? We can tell you one thing for sure, it's one fun way to learn mandarin and the best Chinese podcast for beginners and intermediates alike!

Part 2: Beat Cancer Board Member Emeritus Andrea Anderson with Nutrition Commission, Talks About ‘Learning How To Eat in a Healthy Way After A Cancer Diagnosis' Following Andrea Anderson's aggressive Stage 2B / Stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis while pregnant, she was faced with 42 years of eating habits that needed to be changed. Listen to this podcast to learn how Andrea navigated changing her eating habits, addressing the emotional needs behind her cravings, and structuring a plan to keep her on track. She is also sharing her daily juice and salad here:  2:38 My friend wanted me to watch The Truth About Cancer. I watched all 9 part docuseries I learned about chemotherapy and the industry and I learned how food could heal. 3:43 Foods have the power to heal. In parallel, I was doing oncology and made an appointment with the Cancer Center For New Medicine because I heard their name on The Truth About Cancer Docuseries. 4:20 The foods that I ate as a kid with my family, the way we treated food, it was comfort and pleasure. Now I was introduced to food as medicine and in the state of chronic illness it's about the therapeutic benefits of food. 5:06 I read The Anti-Cancer A New Way of Life book that became a guide for me. 5:43 I gave birth in July 2015 and my mother-in-law from Greece came and she was a big piece in learning how to cook veggies and how delicious they are with extra virgin olive oil, lemon and oregano, salt and pepper. It was exactly what my body needed. 7:34 I was juicing every day, first getting it from whole foods and flooding my body to make it alkaline and detoxing from chemotherapy at the same time. I was also taking baby steps to take out sugar, grains, alcohol. 9:43 Detoxing was also a big part of this with coffee enemas. I didn't feel as sick as other people I've heard were. I bounced back after 2 days of every treatment. I was eating organic, good quality food. 11:37 I was feeling hungry and burned out. I didn't know what to eat. 13:33 I did a slew of testing. I was taking about 60 supplements and did micronutrients testing, mitochondrial function testing, and a toxicity test for heavy metals. My A1C was good but nutritionally I still wasn't good. This is where candida, parasites, and the gut health comes into it. 16:03 I felt like I was developing an eating disorder, orthorexia. People with chronic illness and cancer know they need to pivot and eat differently, but I almost wasn't eating at all because I couldn't get past the do not eat list. 19:17 I came across Chris Wark's work. He healed with food and figured out how to make it simple. He taught me the trick of how to eat the same things every day. My life transformed at this point. I was focused on what I should eat and how to make it delicious. I incorporate different fats, textures, and the sweet and the creamy. It's very low maintenance. 24:10 Half my plate is loaded with veggies, 1/4 of my plate is a protein source, and then the remaining is for olives or beans or complex carbs. I do olive oil on veggies and I cook with coconut oil in good cookware. 27:44 The sugar cravings were the toughest thing to battle. What worked for me was Bulletproof coffee with coconut oil and grass fed butter. I would do Intermittent fasting until 10-11am and break the fast with green juice. 31:25 You have to stop and think about what is fueling your desire for the food. I would look at food and say, why do I need this? What am I feeding? Do I need self care? A walk, a sauna, a hug? Slow down and connect with what's behind the behavior. 36:47 I did coffee enemas 3 to 4 times a week, especially if I had strong cravings. 40:50 I have not felt like crap in the afternoon anymore because I eat a salad every day. 41:41 We didn't go out to eat a lot. 43:22 I lifted the load of perfection because that made me sick, like eating disorder mentality. But I'm very careful about my habits. 47:28 You don't want to put harmful things into your body and if you keep reaching for them you have to dig deeper and ask why do I need this? The urge is so powerful. What is it really about? Do I need to relax? Self-care? A hug? A walk? Reading a book? Mindfulness? Andrea's go-to Green juice in this order! 1 cucumber 2-3 celery stalks 1/2 romaine lettuce 2-3 handfuls of spinach 1/2 - 1 granny smith apple (low glycemic) 1 lemon w/ peel removed 1 ginger piece (about the size of your thumb) - add more if you prefer! My Favorite Combination for Creating my perfectly, delicious Daily Salad!  “Andrea's Signature Salad” Lettuces: I like to mix in 2 different lettuces and a few handfuls of each options (spinach, butter lettuce, or arugula)  Veggies: Cucumbers + Broccoli Sprouts + Cauliflower Rice + little bit of Green onions (I stick with these all the time!) Crunchy: Nuts. I'll add in either pine nuts, walnuts, or pumpkin seeds. Entirely up to you but ensure they are plain and not store-bought as roasted. Sweet: Fruit (ie, Pomegranates, Blueberries or Strawberries only!) Salty: Roasted Sweet Potatoes cut into cubes – 1 tbspl of olive oil with Garlic Salt + Himalayan Salt + Cooked @ 400 for 45 min. Sauerkraut! I love this stuff! I'll buy Bubbies and put in about ¼ - ½ cup at least. Creates a great texture and ‘juiciness' almost to your salad. Garlic Olives. About 3-4! Creamy: Healthy Fats & Beans. I cut up half of an Avocado + add in a Creamy Dressing Option + 1 tbls of olive oil to the salad to help blend up the creaminess. I make a home-made, dairy-free Caesar Dressing ‘or' sometimes I just a dollop of Avocado Chipotle ‘mayo' from Primal Kitchen to give my salad a creamy kick! Beans. I'll add in a few ‘gigante' beans which are mediterrean style and delicious! But I would limit these to no more than ¼ cup as a protein source to your salad. Toppings: Organic, Hemp Hearts (I'll put in 3 tbsp to get me 10 grams of plant-based protein!) Cheese: Special Occasion - I might add a few sprinkles of organic goat cheese or feta from time to time! Homemade, Dairy-Free, Caesar-like Salad Dressing (without anchovies!)– drop into food processor and blend! (Add 1 tbsp of water if needed to liquify to your liking) 1 tbsp Dijon mustard 1 tsp Worcester sauce 1 pasture-raised egg ½ cup to ¾ cup olive oil 2 -3 cloves of garlic Salt-  

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Join us to learn the key principles to building relationship and trust with any teenager, whether “troubled” or not. Want to know how to set effective boundaries, how to avoid ever getting into a power control battle, and how to have a whole lot of fun in the process? In a job where the average length of employment is measured in months, and many last only weeks, Mark Andreas not only survived but thrived while working round-the- clock with troubled teens. Whether you are a parent, a teacher, a youth leader, or anyone wanting to connect with and support the teens in your life, come learn how to build relationships that are simultaneously more empowering for you and the teens you work with. Mark Andreas trains NLP around the country and runs an NLP Change Coaching private practice, working with people around the world both in person and over Skype to resolve limitations and achieve life goals. Mark is Author of the books “Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree: 61 stories of creative and compassionate ways out of conflict,” a collection of true stories of creative responses to conflict, and “Waltzing with Wolverines: finding connection and cooperation with troubled teens,” a collection of stories and principles for working with youth based on his two years leading groups of at-risk teens 24-7 for three week shifts at a wilderness therapy program in Colorado.  Stephen Kotev is a Washington D.C. based conflict resolution consultant offering mediation, negotiation and facilitation services, conflict coaching, training and somatic education to private and government clients. Helping people resolve problems and improve their performance is his passion and profession.  More information at:  www.stephenkotev.com

Conflict comes not only in major ways between groups and nations, but also in real and persistent ways between strangers, neighbors, friends, and family. Join author Mark Andreas as he shares from his book “Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree” a collection of true stories of how ordinary people resolved intense conflict in creative and surprising ways most of us would never think of. Whether you are experiencing conflict with others or within yourself, learn ways to resolve these challenging situations by staying connected through difficulty and drawing on creative inner resources. Mark Andreas lives in Boulder CO, where he runs a Personal Change coaching private practice assisting people in achieving life-goals and resolving limitations using NLP, Core Transformation, and other methods for personal transformation and development (www.markandreas.com.) Mark trains NLP around the country, is instructor of NLP at Red Rocks Community College, and is a trainer for the NLP of the Rockies’ Real World Integrated NLP Practitioner Training program. Mark is Author of the books “Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree: 61 stories of creative and compassionate ways out of conflict,” a collection of true stories of creative responses to conflict, endorsed by Dan Millman and William Ury, and “Waltzing with Wolverines: finding connection and cooperation with troubled teens” about his experience working with “at risk” teens while leading a 24/7 wilderness therapy program in the mountains of Colorado.  

Trials and temptations are inevitable! Sometimes, we face trials on the outside, and sometimes we face temptations on the inside! How we understand them and respond to them has everything to do with our faith in God.

Trials and temptations are inevitable! Sometimes, we face trials on the outside, and sometimes we face temptations on the inside! How we understand them and respond to them has everything to do with our faith in God.

Join Mark Andreas, NLP Coach and Author of, "Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree" Learn about NLP for transformation. Listen in as Mark reads from his insightful book. Real stories about changing perspectives and perceptions. Healing by way of storytelling. Learn more about Mark Andreas: http://markandreas.com  'Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Fruit-Bitter-Tree-Compassionate-ebook/dp/B007QF1POC/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1384547495&sr=1-1&keywords=sweet+fruit+from+the+bitter+tree and Video of Mark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCb_Aio4zqA

Join Mark Andreas, NLP Coach and Author of, "Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree" Learn about NLP for transformation. Listen in as Mark reads from his insightful book. Real stories about changing perspectives and perceptions. Healing by way of storytelling. Learn more about Mark Andreas: http://markandreas.com  'Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Fruit-Bitter-Tree-Compassionate-ebook/dp/B007QF1POC/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1384547495&sr=1-1&keywords=sweet+fruit+from+the+bitter+tree and Video of Mark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCb_Aio4zqA