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Are you living under the right influence? Dive into an inspiring message that explores the Apostle Paul's powerful words as he faced the end of his life: “I have finished the race” (2 Timothy 4:7). This sermon challenges us to reflect on the voices shaping our decisions and equips us with three key principles to finish strong:Disconnect from Negative Influences: Learn how to identify and avoid toxic relationships that drain your faith and character.Connect with Positive Examples: Discover the transformative power of godly mentors and role models.Anchor Yourself in God's Word: Find lasting wisdom and strength through the truth of Scripture.With vivid biblical insights and practical applications, this message will inspire you to evaluate your inner circle, embrace Christlike influence, and allow God's Word to guide every step of your journey. Let Jesus be the greatest influence in your life, shaping you into a force for good in the world.

8:41 Ye do the deeds of your father. Then said they to him, We be not born of fornication; we have one Father, even God. 8:42 Jesus said unto them, If God were your Father, ye would love me: for I proceeded forth and came from God; neither came I of myself, but he sent me. 8:43 Why do ye not understand my speech? even because ye cannot hear my word.

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Conquering the Unpronounceable: Ole's Journey to Master the Word Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/conquering-the-unpronounceable-oles-journey-to-master-the-word Story Transcript:Nb: Ole bor i Bergen, en by full av gater og mennesker. Men Ole har et problem. Han kan ikke si et norsk ord.En: Ole lives in Bergen, a city full of streets and people. But Ole has a problem. He can't say a single Norwegian word.Nb: Ordet er "skjærgård".En: The word is "skjærgård".Nb: Det er et rart ord. Og det er vanskelig å si.En: It's a strange word. And it is difficult to say.Nb: Hver dag trener Ole. Han sitter ved vinduet og ser på fjellene og fjorden. Han prøver å si ordet, "skjærgård".En: Every day, Ole practices. He sits by the window and looks at the mountains and the fjord. He tries to say the word, "skjærgård".Nb: Men han klarer det ikke. Det kommer ut galt hver eneste gang.En: But he can't. Every time, it comes out wrong.Nb: "Sk...sk...skjær...gård," prøver han. Men stemmen hans låter mer som en katt som hoster.En: "Sk...sk...skjær...gård," he tries. But his voice sounds more like a coughing cat.Nb: Etter uker med trening, blir Ole lei. Hvorfor kan han ikke si det ordet?En: After weeks of training, Ole gets tired. Why can't he say that word?Nb: Ole bestemmer seg for å dra til biblioteket i Bergen. Kanskje de kan hjelpe ham.En: Ole decides to go to the library in Bergen. Maybe they can help him.Nb: På biblioteket møter Ole en hyggelig dame. Hun heter Marit. Ole forklarer problemet sitt til Marit.En: At the library, Ole meets a nice lady. Her name is Marit. Ole explains his problem to Marit.Nb: Marit smiler og sier, "Jeg tror jeg kan hjelpe deg, Ole."En: Marit smiles and says, "I think I can help you, Ole."Nb: Marit skriver ordet "skjærgård" på et ark. Hun viser Ole hvordan han skal forme munnen sin. De øver sammen i flere timer.En: Marit writes the word "skjærgård" on a piece of paper. She shows Ole how to shape his mouth. They practice together for several hours.Nb: Til slutt, kan Ole si det. "Skjærgård!" sier han. Stemmen hans er klar og sterk. Ole blir veldig glad. Han takker Marit for hjelpen.En: Finally, Ole can say it. "Skjærgård!" he says. His voice is clear and strong. Ole is very happy. He thanks Marit for the help.Nb: Senere den dagen, sitter Ole ved vinduet igjen. Han ser på fjellene og fjorden. Og han sier ordet høyt.En: Later that day, Ole sits by the window again. He looks at the mountains and the fjord. And he says the word out loud.Nb: "Skjærgård!"En: "Skjærgård!"Nb: Ole har klart det. Han kan si det vanskelige ordet.En: Ole has done it. He can say the difficult word.Nb: Ole er veldig fornøyd. Han har jobbet hardt, og nå har han nådd målet sitt. Det var ikke lett, men han ga ikke opp.En: Ole is very satisfied. He has worked hard, and now he has achieved his goal. It wasn't easy, but he didn't give up.Nb: Og det er slutten på historien om Ole og det vanskelige ordet.En: And that is the end of the story about Ole and the difficult word.Nb: Ole lærte at noen ganger er ting vanskelige. Men hvis vi jobber hardt og ikke gir opp, kan vi nå målene våre.En: Ole learned that sometimes things are difficult. But if we work hard and don't give up, we can reach our goals.Nb: Og det er en viktig ting å huske. Så, neste gang du står overfor noe vanskelig, husk Ole. Og husk ordet "skjærgård".En: And that is an important thing to remember. So, next time you face something difficult, remember Ole. And remember the word "skjærgård".Nb: For selv det vanskeligste ordet kan bli lett hvis vi prøver nok.En: Because even the hardest word can become easy if we try hard enough. Vocabulary Words:Ole: OleBergen: Bergencity: bystreets: gaterpeople: menneskerproblem: problemNorwegian: norskword: ordstrange: rartdifficult: vanskeligpractices: trenerwindow: vindumountains: fjellenefjord: fjordentries: prøvervoice: stemmenlibrary: biblioteketnice: hyggeliglady: damename: heterexplains: forklarersmiles: smilerhelp: hjelpewrites: skriverpiece of paper: et arkshows: visershape: formemouth: munnenpractice: øverhours: flere timer

We are getting to close to the end of the year and New Years Resolutions are about to being.  What if this year you didn't make a New Years Resolution and instead you chose a powerful word to guide your year?  In today's episode Aaron shares how to pick your unique perfect powerful word to create a year of change without any New Year Resolutions.  Before 2020 find your word so that you can find your way, making 2023 one of the best years.  Pull up a chair and join Aaron as he helps you find your word for 2023.  https://aarondegler.com/

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Anyone else done with all things 2020? While some moments have been magnificent, most of the last 366 days, welp, they've been shit. We are here with you, right along side, manifesting and great conjunctionering 2021 and so to kick off a new year, we are here to let you know our focused WORD of INTENTION for the next calendar! [2020 Words: Karina= Immensely Brave, Jess= Fearlessly Unstoppable] Let the Word be the North Star of your Calendar Compass! Some tips if you're having trouble nailing down your 2021 Word: -Find quiet time & place to sit down and gather your thoughts - Why do you need a word? Would it help to hold your accountable? - Write top three goals for next 12 months, what do you want? What is absolutely important to you? - What makes you happy & what do you want more of (time, money, space, freedom)? [2021: Karina= Authentic, Jess= Connection- heres to choosing ONE word this year! ] Special Announcement on the Grid on Friday 1/1/21, for the BabeAf Podcast Word of 2021! shoutout to our girls of @boozybetties & @bringthemio, lets have a happy hour soon! .farealfareal. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Question: Do you Want to be FREE?Answer: Does His Word FIND A PLACE in you? Would you describe your relationship with Him and His Word as ABIDING?This might be the most attractive thing about becoming a believer for some. Jesus gives us a "get out of jail card" that has two aspects:The first is freedom from the PENALTY of Sin. That is not what this passage is about.The second is freedom from the PRACTICE of Sin. That IS what this passage is about.Perhaps you are one that feels trapped in an ongoing sin; a "besetting sin", a habitual sin, a repeated sin. The words used in the passage are even more startling: Are you a SLAVE TO SIN. That will get your attention, all right. The answer is given: Make a place for His Word. Have the Lord be able to FIND a PLACE, inside you that is open, fertile and cleared for His Word, His revelation of Himself, the experience of Him, the wrestling with Him, The teaching by Him, the ABIDING in His Word. Today, especially if you feel enslaved, MAKE A PLACE. If you've been a Christian for a while, make your place BIGGER. Listen and be FREE. Who wouldn't want that?

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What was Atari's biggest mistake? To truly be inside The Vertical Blank is to ruminate on "what could have been." For Atari, there are many "what could have been" moments. What if they produced The Amiga computer? What if they released the NES? In this two-part season opener we delve into, what we believe, was the biggest mistake Atari ever made. Any mention of the games Pac-Man and E.T. for the Atari VCS elicit groans from Atari fans because they have heard the arguments before: they are "the worst ever", they "caused the crash". But what if those games were only a small part of much bigger and more fundamental mistake that Atari made in the 80's, that still has repercussions today? Show Note Links Atari Age Issue 1 - Pac Man Interview: https://www.atariage.com/magazines/magazine_page.php?MagazineID=1&CurrentPage=2 Atari Age Issue 1 - Word Find : https://www.atariage.com/magazines/magazine_page.php?MagazineID=1&CurrentPage=10 Atari Pac Man Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FHkMqHx5xM

What was Atari's biggest mistake? To truly be inside The Vertical Blank is to ruminate on "what could have been." For Atari, there are many "what could have been" moments. What if they produced The Amiga computer? What if they released the NES? In this two-part season opener we delve into, what we believe, was the biggest mistake Atari ever made. Any mention of the games Pac-Man and E.T. for the Atari VCS elicit groans from Atari fans because they have heard the arguments before: they are "the worst ever", they "caused the crash". But what if those games were only a small part of much bigger and more fundamental mistake that Atari made in the 80's, that still has repercussions today? Show Note Links Atari Age Issue 1 - Pac Man Interview: https://www.atariage.com/magazines/magazine_page.php?MagazineID=1&CurrentPage=2 Atari Age Issue 1 - Word Find : https://www.atariage.com/magazines/magazine_page.php?MagazineID=1&CurrentPage=10 Atari Pac Man Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FHkMqHx5xM

Download Podcast Don't worry! Have you ever felt like... "If I hear “don’t worry” one more time I think I'll scream!" While the picturesque words peace and rest sound so inviting, most of our lives are more like a hamster wheel of work, worry, repeat. Work is healthy and necessary, but worry is not. Worry steals your peace. Worry makes you indecisive and less productive. No one enjoys worrying, yet like a vortex it sucks you in before you realize it. So many times I’ve opened the drain in the bottom of the bathtub as I instructed one of my children to get out of the tub. Often I gathered them in my arms, wrapping them in a soft towel, while rubbing them dry and hugging them all at the same time. Sometimes they would lean over the tub and watch a small yellow boat swirl in the harmless vortex that was created as the water drained from the tub. And, sometimes to my dear husband’s chagrin, I’ve watched as one of their little toys made it’s way down the drain before I could grab it. (Sorry, Wayne!) Watching the whirling water in the bathtub is fun, but watching people whirl in the vortex of fear and stress of life’s problems is heartbreaking. As I listen to people and look around me, I see families drowning in worry. I see the flood waters of problems, serious life alternating situations, that are sweeping and sucking people into a vortex of disaster. I grasp the gravity of what is happening in our culture. But, as a child of God, I want to remind you that you don’t have to worry. Maybe you’re tired of hearing folks say “Don’t Worry!" But Jesus said it in Matthew 6:31 NLT so I think we need to hear it until we stop doing it. “So don’t worry about these things, saying, ‘What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear?’  32These things dominate the thoughts of unbelievers, but your heavenly Father already knows all your needs.  33Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need. 34“So don’t worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today’s trouble is enough for today. Let me stop here for one minute. If you are feeling anxious and fearful…if you feel like you are drowning right now, here are some relief strategies. Quiet the inner storm.  Calm your emotions. Psalm 131:2 NLT “But I have stilled and quieted myself, just as a small child is quiet with its mother. Yes, like a small child is my soul within me.”  Talk to yourself. No, don’t say the mean hateful stuff…be nice. Talk quiet and calm. Just like a mother calms her baby, talk to yourself in a quiet reassuring way. Tell yourself to calm down. Talk to yourself with quiet, short sentences.  Then begin to pray, “Jesus, I need you. Help me, dear Jesus. Father, you are here. Thank you. I need your peace, Jesus. Thank you Jesus. There is power in your name. Jesus you are Lord. You are Lord in this situation. I receive your peace. I need wisdom. Thank you Jesus for wisdom. Praise you, Father." Breathe. When we get upset, we take shallow breathes. Take a deep breath. Finish by lifting your hands and praising God. Praise God aloud for His goodness, faithfulness, strength, power and love. Praise Him for specific times that He has answered your prayer. Go to God’s Word Find promises that apply to your situation. Read them aloud. If you don’t have a list of promises or comforting Scriptures, use the 23 Psalm. Dr. Charles L. Allen, in "God's Psychiatry", explains the power of that short chapter. “The Twenty-third Psalm is a pattern of thinking, and when a mind becomes saturated with it, a new way of thinking and a new life are the result. It contains only 118 words. One could memorize it in a short time. In fact, most of us already know it. But its power is not in memorizing the words, but rather in thinking the thoughts. Listen to music. Take a walk and listen to music. Really listen by paying attention to the words of the song. Sing along. Pray. Call a friend and ask them to pray for you. Yes, I’ve done it! Sometimes I didn’t even explain why I need prayer, only that I needed peace.  It doesn’t do any good to worry. I know. I know! You knew that already. Then don't do it. Jesus said in Matthew 6: 27, “Can all your worries add a single moment to your life?” Worry makes your problems heavier. Proverbs 12:25 NIV “Anxiety weighs down the heart, but a kind word cheers it up.” I don’t like what worry does to me. Do you? It affects your spirit, soul and physical body. There is a long list of medical issues associated with worry. Worry will rob your faith, make your body sick and hinder you from thinking clearly enough to problem solve efficiently. It’s extremely difficult to think about solutions when you are drowning in worry.   You don’t have to worry. Worry takes place in your mind. It’s a nasty habit that does the same thing to your mind that nicotine does to your lungs. Since it takes place in your mind you can control it. God won’t control it for you. You have to do it. “All worry is caused by calculating without God.” Oswald Chambers You can stop worrying. God wouldn’t tell you not to worry if you couldn’t stop. You can. You have to stop the wrong thoughts. It sounds like a daunting task, but never fear, God’s Word is here-and He’s got a strategy. You can worry or have peace. It’s your choice. Peace is not the absence of problems but the presence of a person…Jesus. Remember God has a solution.  Psalms 34:17 NLT “The LORD hears his people when they call to him for help. He rescues them from all their troubles.”   1 Corinthians 10:13b  NLT “…And God is faithful. He will keep the temptation from becoming so strong that you can't stand up against it. When you are tempted, he will show you a way out so that you will not give in to it.” This verse is the reason why you can live confident and filled with peace. Do not be afraid or discouraged, for the LORD will personally go ahead of you. He will be with you; he will neither fail you nor abandon you. Deuteronomy 31:8 nlt Let’s look at God’s Peace Strategy.  It is such a simple strait forward strategy. Not easy to do, but very easy to understand. I like to break it into bite-sized pieces for easy digestion. Philippians 4:6 NIV says “6”Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything.  Tell God what you need,  and thank him for all he has done.” Did you see that? Here’s the strategy. Turn your worry into prayer. Tell God what you need. Thank God.  Verse 7 of Philippians 4 says  7Then you will experience God’s peace,  which exceeds anything we can understand.  I gotta tell you the last part of that verse really excites me. It is worth repeating. “Then you WILL  experience God’s peace.”    Oh praise, God! Peace isn’t an illusive fantasy or obtainable only to someone that doesn’t have a problem in the world. It’s important that you understand the outcome of this process is not natural peace; it’s God’s peace. It is not a human peace that you can manufacture with a process. This peace comes from God. It is supernatural.  God’s Peace is not automatic.  It’s always available, but unattainable if you choose worry instead. And because it is a process; it must be repeated again and again. It is a way of life; not a one time thing you do when you have a panic attack. As we partner with God in obedience and submission to God’s authority He provides peace. God’s peace is powerful enough to guard your heart, which includes, your mind, will, motivations, and desires.  But the simple strait forward instruction in 1 Peter 5:7 is my favorite.  Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you.  

How doe you deal with thorns? How can you stop them from choking the Word? Find out how to determine the kind of ground you are in part two of Check the Ground!

How do we develop a lifestyle of devotion to God’s Word? Find out in Week 1 of our new series, “Forward.”

God’s Word, which came to us on Christmas, shows us who He is. More than a memorable phrase, this Word put on flesh and dwelt among us, as a gift from the Creator to the Creation. Have you heard this Word? Find out more in Pastor Jedidiah Maschke’s Christmas message, based on John 1:1-14.

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