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Week Two of our holiday break AKA we're re-releasing another goodie from 2025! Be sure to listen to this episode (or listen again) with David DeWitt to hear him talk about the importance of state and local news. Original Air Date: August 12th, 2025David is the Ohio Capital Journal Editor-in-Chief and a Opinion Columnist. He has been covering government, politics, and policy in Ohio since 2007, including education, health care, crime and the courts, poverty, state and local government, business, labor, energy, the environment, and social issues. He has worked for the National Journal, The New York Observer, and The Athens NEWS. He holds a bachelor's degree from Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and is a board member of the E.W. Scripps Society of Alumni and Friends.Resources:* Sign up for The Eye-Opener Newsletter* Ohio Gerrymandering: A brief and Awful History of the Very Recent Past by David DeWitt* Find a Nonprofit Newsroom (Powered by Institute for Nonprofit News)* Social Media Accounts:* Ohio Capital Journal on Bluesky* Ohio Capital Journal on Facebook* David DeWitt on X/Twitter* David DeWitt on BlueskyConnect with USS:* Substack* Instagram* TikTok* ThreadsThis episode was edited by Kevin Tanner. Learn more about him and his services here:* Website* Instagram This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unitedshestands.com/subscribe

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O Holy Night | Pastor Jeremy Isaacs | Week Two by Generations Church

No matter who you are, what you've lived through, or where you've come from, the story of how God relentlessly pursues us has the power to change our lives. He chose to come down to our messy, broken world, to prove His great love. Rather than us reaching up to heaven, heaven came down to earth. --- In the good and the bad, the mountains and the valleys, God is with you. Tune in to Week Two of God With Us as Pastor Skyler touches on how even when we feel all alone, God is with us, and He gives us hope.

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In this week's message, Pastor Randy shows us that hope doesn't tiptoe into our lives — it breaks in right when we're convinced nothing's changing. Week Two confronts the fears that keep us stuck and shines a spotlight on the God who steps into the coldest, heaviest moments with power, clarity, and purpose. If you've been asking, “God, do You still see me?” — this message is your answer.

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Read the scriptures for Saturday of Week Two in Advent at this link.

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Advent is a good time to slow down a little, and St. Joseph the Workman shows us what it looks like to stay steady and trust God in the middle of everyday life.In Week Two of A Quiet Light, we focus on St. Joseph the Workman and pray with Matthew 11:28–30—Jesus' reminder that we don't have to carry everything alone. Joseph lived this in a very real way. The word we're sitting with this week? ✨ Rest. The kind of rest that comes from putting things back in God's hands.Our invitation this week is simple: let your daily work become a place to talk to God. Whether you're doing chores, driving, or checking things off your list, bring Him into it. Let Him lighten the load.Don't miss the Cutting Room Floor at the end for some extra stories and moments we couldn't fit into the episode.

Christ the King came to bring peace on earth, but not in the way we often imagine. The answer to peace in this world starts with peace with God.Sermon Discussion Guide: https://kingspark.org/guide/dec0725

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Series: Advent in Isaiah - Hope In Our DarknessThe One Who Makes All Things RightIsaiah 11:1-16Pastor Matt Sfura

This Advent sermon focuses on the theme of peace, illustrated as a "two-sided coin". The first side is "peace with God," established through the birth of Jesus and salvation. The second side is the "peace of God," which requires believers to trust God rather than leaning on their own understanding. The speaker emphasizes that biblical peace is not the absence of conflict, but rather the presence of God amidst life's struggles. The message concludes by inviting listeners to find this peace through prayer and faith.   Lifelong Learning Code: 80890 Click here to learn about Lifelong Learning.

Date: December 7, 2025 Worship Leader: Chris Tien Speaker: Chris Peppler Passage: Luke 1:5-38

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The Christmas story is much bigger than our personal traditions and celebrations. Matthew included the wise men in his Gospel not because they were present at Jesus' birth, but to show that this story extends beyond any single community or culture. These foreign kings represent everyone outside our normal circles who long to know God. The birth of Jesus wasn't just for the Jewish people - it was good news for the entire world. This Christmas, we're challenged to look beyond our usual story and include others who need to know there's a Christmas story for them, too.

Isaiah 30:1-2 NLT Original Air Date : December 8, 2025 For more content, videos and information, check out our website: www.fiveminutedevotions.com. Instagram-@fiveminutedevotions  Facebook-Five Minute Devotions Music “Reminisce” by Benjamin J Denen and Bryan Roberts Album: Blessed Slumber is available on iTunes © 2013 Benjamin Denen Scripture quotations are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright ©1996, 2004, 2015 by Tyndale House Foundation. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Carol Stream, Illinois 60188. All rights reserved

This week, Cameo talks about how Advent peace is not the absence of struggle but the presence of God with us in every circumstance, as seen through Psalm 23's picture of a shepherd who personally guides, protects, and sustains his people. True peace comes from leaning wholly on God, not escaping the dark valleys but experiencing His nearness within them. In Jesus, the Good Shepherd who entered the deepest valley and rose again, we receive both the promise of God's present companionship and the future fullness of peace when all things are restored.Support the show

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Heaven is already thundering with worship, and the Lamb is the only One found worthy. While the world trembles and kingdoms collapse, God is sealing His people and gathering a multitude no one can number. Stand firm. Be washed. Lift your voice with those who cry, ‘Salvation belongs to our God and to the Lamb!' For more sermons and worship music each week, be sure to subscribe to our channel so you can stay in the know. Feel free to share on social media, and don't forget to comment below to let us know where you're watching today!Invest in the mission and vision of Westside: https://westsidebaptist.org/giveFOLLOW Westside Baptist Church: ► Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/westsidegainesville ► Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/westsidegainesville ► Website | https://www.westsidebaptist.org

Week Two of Advent: Joy.When life hits hard, we still have a choice. Today Matt & Beth remind us that Jesus—the Promise—meets us in our mess with real, lasting joy.Support the show

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Week Two of our Advent Series What Child is This?

Join elder and teaching team member, Tad Fisher as he continues our advent series "Waiting. An Advent Journey Through Isaiah"

The Birth of a King: The King's Earthy Father - Week Two Isaiah 7:10-14, Matthew 1:18-23 Pastor Christopher Ek This Sunday, we step into Joseph's upheaval in Matthew 1, where God forms a courageous heart in the middle of a crisis. We'll see why Matthew calls. Joseph "righteous," and how a different kind of King enters our world through mercy, not power. As we come to the communion table, we'll remember that the same King still meets us with grace in our own moments of uncertainty. www.bethanycovenant.com 

Part 2 of a 4-week Advent series released every Sunday.Life doesn't slow down during the holidays just because you want it to. The emails keep coming, the world keeps moving, and your mind keeps spinning—even as something in you longs for quiet.If that's been your experience this year, this week's episode is where you'll find grounded support.Welcome to Week Two of Advent on the Holy Rebels Podcast, where we make space for spiritual honesty, nervous-system awareness, and practical ways to anchor yourself when life refuses to cooperate.This week is all about Peace.Not the version that waits for silence.The version that becomes possible even while everything around you stays loud.Nina Hirlaender OFS brings together the mystical meaning of Advent with psychology-based practices around nervous system regulation, emotional overload, and the inner orientation that allows peace to rise from within.St Clare of Assisi accompanies us, offering a real examples of what peace looked like in moments that were anything but calm.What you'll take away from this episode:what the second week of Advent symbolizes historically and spirituallythe difference between calm (a state) and peace (an orientation of the soul)how stress pulls you away from presence—and how to interrupt that patternwhat Clare of Assisi's courage reveals about inner steadinesshow to identify your “peace threshold” when life feels unmanageablea simple practice to help your nervous system settlehow to begin Week Two with alignment rather than pressurePeace isn't the absence of noise.Peace is the awareness that God is present inside what hasn't resolved yet.It grows through noticing, returning, and softening what has been clenched for too long.Press play to enter the second week of Advent with a steadier center, a calmer body, and a deeper experience of presence.Send Nina a text message.Support the showRate, Review & Follow“I love Nina and Holy Rebels Podcast.” If that sounds like you, please rate and review my show! This helps me support more people — just like you — to practise their spirituality and nurture their inner wisdom. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select "Write a review.” Nina reads every single review and it always brings a smile to her face. Also, if you haven't done so already, follow the podcast. If you're not following, there's a good chance you'll miss out. Follow now Show Notes: www.holyrebelspodcast.comConnect with me!facebookinstagram

Send us a textIn this second week of Advent, we explore the deep, steady Peace that Christ offers — not the fragile peace of circumstances, but the liberating wholeness that restores creation. With FNV-inspired Scripture, breath-centered grounding, and the FARMs method, this meditation holds space for calm, presence, and healing.Support for Harkening Deer:Christian Meditation content & resources:LinkTree (SHARE with your friends!)Patreon (BEST way to support!)Insight Timer (FREE Christian Meditations!!)Harkening Deer | Christian Meditation More Meditation Content & Resources:Harkening Deer | Universally Inclusive MeditationAura (30-Day Guest Pass to the full app!)Other ways to support:Donate to Harkening DeerCheck out Harkening Deer on Instagram. LinkTree for more: Sean J Stevens.Harkening Deer. Christian. Meditation. Podcast.                                   ================================================================                                                                      Additional sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.comSupport the showSupport the show

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Making Room Week Two - Making Room For God To Do Miracles by Pastor Troy Powell

In this series, we explore how the practices of Sabbath rest and simplicity offer a counter-cultural path to freedom in our hurried, overwhelmed world. Through examining biblical principles of rest as an act of worship and rebellion against productivity-driven culture, the series challenges participants to discover that true life isn't found through accumulating more but through letting go and creating space for God. Connect with us further at storyperu.com

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. Last week, we uncovered the quiet war inside the human mind — that tension between faith and fear… conviction and compromise… the fractured pull of being double minded. But this week, we go even deeper. Because the battle doesn't end with awareness — it continues in the choices we make, the patterns we repeat, and the thoughts we allow to take root. In the caption file for this week's message, we hear a steady reminder: Your mind is shaping your life more than you realize. And the enemy knows that if he can divide your thoughts, he can derail your purpose. The teaching begins with a challenge: stop giving the wrong voices authority in your life. Stop letting the loudest opinion set the direction of your faith. Stop letting yesterday's pain make today's decisions. Every divided thought, every wavering commitment, every moment spent going back and forth — it costs something. It steals clarity. It steals peace. It steals momentum. But God does not leave us in that chaos. The message this week clarifies that spiritual stability begins with mental surrender — bringing every thought under Christ, aligning the heart with truth, and refusing to serve two masters. Throughout the teaching, we're reminded that: A double-minded life leads to double-minded results. You cannot walk in confidence while feeding your doubt. And you cannot expect the fruit of faith while planting the seeds of fear. This week is a call — a strong, unmistakable call — to realign your mind. To choose one voice. One truth. One direction. One God. So settle in, open your heart, and let the Word steady you. This is the journey toward wholeness, toward clarity, toward spiritual stability. Welcome to Motion Church. Welcome to Week Two of “Double Minded.” Let's dive into the message.

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Relationships can be difficult, and even Paul discussed the best ways to navigate them, but there is a way forward. If we approach others with the same humility and dignity that Jesus demonstrated and let go of the need to be right, we can choose acceptance over agreement. The choice to value people over the issues that divide us is a Christ-centered approach that maintains meaningful connections even when we disagree.