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Battle Ready Week Six - The Sword of the Spirit by Pastor Troy Powell

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Pastor Doug concludes our series, Living Resurrection with this week's teaching. This series has explored the deeper meanings, themes, and applications of the book of Ephesians.

We know that we shouldn't think of ourselves as much as we do. But thoughts about ourselves are inevitable - so when we do think about ourselves, what kind of things should we think? Join us as Pastor Steve continues our series, "Lord, Change My Mind (Before It's Too Late)."

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Fernando Ramirez, with the Sporting Tribune covering the LA Chargers, joined The Drive to preview the Chiefs matchup with the Chargers.

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Jennie closes out The Lie You Don't Know You Believe Book Club with a powerful sendoff: freedom isn't the finish line - it's the starting point. She reminds us that real revival doesn't begin in crowds or movements, it begins in individual hearts. And more often than not, it starts with something simple but costly: honesty. Confession. Bringing what's hidden into the light.This episode is both a celebration and a commission: you've done the work…now it's time to live it and lead others into it.Resources & Links:GET JENNIE'S NEW BOOKSponsor a child with CompassionJoin the fight clubFight Your Lie Tour Tickets hereCheck out Boll and BranchListen to more episodes: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeLearn More About JennieFollow Jennie on social:InstagramFacebook

Welcome back to This League!, our show covering the USL Championship's biggest stories, characters, and on-field action. Every week, the Backheeled crew runs the Championship's gauntlet to provide fresh observations from around the league. Peyton, John and Ryan look back at Week Two in the USL Championship, playing show and tell with an exciting slate of gamesWant to watch this episode instead? Click here. You'll get to see smiling faces and neat graphics.If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a rating and subscribe to Backheeled.com for more American soccer coverage! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In the middle of Mark's Gospel we find Jesus, who has been teaching, healing, and confusing people for months. The crowds have been following Him, the religious leaders have been questioning Him, and His disciples have been trying to figure out who He really is.  It's at this point that Jesus stops being evasive about His identity and starts being really clear about His mission. And it's not at all what anyone expected. "The Journey to the Cross" isn't just about what happened to Jesus two thousand years ago. It's about what happens to us when the God we think we understand turns out to be completely different from what we expected. It's about following a King whose crown is made of thorns, whose throne is a cross, and whose victory looks awfully like defeat. Mark doesn't give us a comfortable Jesus. He gives us an unexpected King who challenges everything we think we know about power, success, and what it means to win. This journey will take us through confession and confusion, glory and struggle, greatness redefined and expectations shattered. Over these six weeks, we'll discover that the cross isn't just the destination of Jesus' journey, it's the revelation of who He's been all along. The beautiful upset of a King who conquers by surrendering, and who saves the world by losing everything. Are you ready to have your expectations challenged? Are you ready to follow a King who doesn't fit the mold? Are you ready for the journey to the cross?

Following Jesus can be inconvenient, costly, and even embarrassing. Even Jesus' earliest followers wrestled with this tension. But one of his disciples asked a question that put everything in perspective: "To whom shall I go?" Connect with us further at storyperu.com

What if the answer was as close as your next breath, you just have to breathe it in.

In the final week of our Guided Prayer Podcast leading up to Easter, we reflect on the nearness of God and the invitation to come honestly into His presence. As this six-week journey comes to a close, we invite you to pause and pray: Where might the Good Shepherd be inviting you back into His presence?   Next week, instead of another podcast episode, we're inviting you to join us in person during Holy Week in the prayer rooms at any of our churches. Find the details: https://churchonthemove.com/holyweek#prayer

Philadelphia learns of the pleasures of a catchy mnemonic rhyme. Meanwhile, Gage and Jessica enlighten her that in modern times women are free to take to the stage to sing, dance and even show some leg.

Jesus performed countless miracles—each one revealing the heart of God and inviting people to believe in him. These signs weren't just displays of extraordinary power; they were glimpses of God's character and invitations to deeper faith through seemingly ordinary things, in people's everyday lives. As we explore these wonders, we'll discover how Jesus is still at work today, moving in our real lives, through everyday miracles. Check out Week Six of the series here!

In the final movements before the cross, Luke leads us into a series of trials where the roles are strangely reversed. While Jesus stands as the accused before Peter, the Sanhedrin, Pilate, and Herod, it is actually the hearts of those around Him that are being put on trial. Zach observed that while everyone else in the story is hiding behind lies, cowardice, or twisted words, Jesus remains the ultimate truth-teller. He displays a quiet, restrained strength, submitting to a corrupt process to fulfill a mission of radical grace.The most piercing moment occurs not in a courtroom, but in a courtyard. As the rooster crows, marking Peter's third denial, Jesus turns and looks straight at him. This was not a look of "I told you so," but a look of compassionate, knowing grief. In that gaze, Peter was fully seen in his deepest weakness, causing him to "break" into a sob of intense grief. This internal admission—knowing one's own failure in the presence of a loving Savior—is the prerequisite for the practice of confession. Jesus proves Himself to be the safest person in the world to whom we can bring our brokenness, because He was already in the process of carrying the very sins we are afraid to name.Support the show

Thanks for watching! We pray you are blessed by this and that you experience the love and closeness of Jesus through it!Here's the scripture referenced in the message:Isaiah 42:1-3Isaiah 53:2-3 Luke 22:47-48 Luke 22:49 Matthew 5:38-39 John 18:22-24 Luke 22:63-65 Matthew 26:67-68 Luke 23:1 Luke 23:4-5 Luke 23:10-11 John 18:36John 18:38 John 19:1-5 John 19:6-9 John 19:10-111 Peter 2:21-23 First time or new here? Visit https://newlifetucson.com/firststepWebsite: https://newlifetucson.comChurch Online: https://newlifetucson.liveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/newlifebiblefellowshiptucsonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/newlifetucson/Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2195491

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“The Glorious Grace of God”

Series: 1 Samuel: Looking For A True KingDoes God Need a Hand? 1 Samuel 5Pastor Matt Sfura

A healthy church doesn't happen by accident. God calls His people to live differently: honoring faithful leaders, caring for the struggling, pursuing peace, and holding fast to joy through prayer and gratitude. When the Spirit leads and Scripture shapes our lives, the church becomes what God designed: a community marked by patience, goodness, and grace. Invest in the mission and vision of Westside: https://westsidebaptist.org/give FOLLOW Westside Baptist Church: ► Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/westsidegainesville ► Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/westsidegainesville ► Website | https://www.westsidebaptist.org

Stewardship of Money & Possessions: do you have a Money problem or a Master problem? Pastor Corey reads the Parable of the Rich Fool and points out that we aren't meant to be reservoirs with our money. We're meant to be rivers — ever flowing and connected to the main source, our Heavenly Father.

Check out this week's message from Pastor Ryan Goeden as he shares a message from Exodus 3:16 - 4:9.#newlifechurch #pslam #helpingpeopleknowjesusbetter #2025sermon #sermon #onlinechurch #churchonlineSubscribe to receive our latest messages: https://bit.ly/3jqEZ1gTo support this ministry and help us continue to help people know Jesus better click here: https://www.nlspringfield.com/give/ Helping People Know Jesus Better - This is the vision of New Life Church, led by Pastor Ryan Goeden and based in Springfield, MOSupport the show

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Prayer isn't just a routine — it's a relationship.

2.8.26 | Pastor Heath Hardesty

In Week Six, the final episode of our Advent–Epiphany series, we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany and reflect on Saint Joseph as the first adorer of Christ.Using Matthew 2:1–12, we explore the visit of the Magi—not with all the answers, but with curiosity, imagination, and wonder. Did they know who they were looking for? Did they bring the “right” gifts on purpose? And what does that mean for how we show up before Jesus today?This conversation moves gently into:Why presence is often the greatest gift we can offer GodHow Adoration doesn't require expertise—just honestyWhat to do when prayer feels boring, intimidating, or out of reachThe role of poverty, humility, boundaries, and community in the spiritual lifeWhy God uses our natural gifts, personalities, and even our emptinessWe also share practical encouragement for anyone new to adoration or feeling stuck in their faith: start small, stay curious, and let God meet you where you are............