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The David Ghiyam Podcast

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The David Ghiyam Podcast

David Ghiyam
Наслада в ежедневния живот с Джойс Майер

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Наслада в ежедневния живот с Джойс Майер

Joyce Meyer
Truth For Life Daily Program

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Truth For Life Daily Program

letters@truthforlife.org (Alistair Begg)
Conversations with John & Lisa Bevere

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Conversations with John & Lisa Bevere

John & Lisa Bevere, Messenger Network
In Totality with Megan Ashley

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In Totality with Megan Ashley

Megan Ashley
The Black Swan Rising Podcast

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The Black Swan Rising Podcast

Michael B. Rush
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

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The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

Ascension

1 day ago

Day 295: Israel's Expectations (2026)

Fr. Mike mirrors the story of 1 Maccabees and Israel’s expectations of continued success onto our own lives, emphasizing that God’s marvelous plan exceeds our expectations and what we think should happen next in our lives. He invites us to worship and give to the Lord with freedom and generosity in response to God’s sacrificial love for us. Today’s readings are 1 Maccabees 14, Sirach 34-35, and Proverbs 23:22-25. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear. Please note: The Bible contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.
14 hr ago

Ep.118 Want Everything, Need Nothing

Everything I teach in this episode, the light, the vessel, bread of shame, and your soul correction, begins here. 👉 https://davidghiyam.com/yis When you need something, everything gets distorted. You chase people who are unavailable, you take things personally, and the moment you finally get what you wanted, it leaves. When you desire it fully and let go of the how, the when, and from whom, your vessel can finally hold the light. In this episode I share how to know when to push forward and when to let go, where every message and intuition really comes from, the prayer I say before every meeting with a coach or therapist, why Moses became the highest soul to ever come to this world, and why neediness draws you to the wrong people. This week clarity comes down to help you hear what your soul is asking for.
06/04/2016

002 Al-Baqara

Surah 002 Al-Baqara recited by Mishary Rashid Alafasy
16 hr ago · Video

The Danger of Anger - Part 2

Anger isn't the problem—staying angry is. Today, Joyce teaches how to release offense, forgive quickly, and stop bitterness from taking root in your life.
03/10/2024

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4 days ago

Holy Hieromartyr Sadoth (Shahdost) and his 128 companions (342)

During the fierce persecution of Christians by the Persian King Shapur II, Saint Sadoth succeeded the Martyr Symeon (April 17) as Bishop of Seleucia. His name in Persian, Shah-dost, means 'Friend of the King'; but the earthly Shah saw him as no friend, and the holy bishop knew that his days on earth were numbered. One night in a dream, Sadoth saw a ladder reaching from earth to heaven. At the top stood Bishop Symeon, who called joyfully to him: 'Climb up, Sadoth, and do not be afraid! I climbed up yesterday; you will climb up today.' Waking, Sadoth knew that he would soon be called to martyrdom. He immediately set out to encourage his flock and to exhort them to stand firm for Christ in the coming day of persecution. A few days later the persecutors came in the King's name to arrest the holy Bishop; with him they seized 128 priests, deacons, monks and simple believers. All were held in prison for five months, being brought forth repeatedly and tortured in ways too cruel to describe; but not a single one could be brought to worship the sun. Finally, all were condemned to die by the sword. The 128 martyrs, chained together, sang joyous hymns as they went to the place of execution. They did not cease to sing until the death of the last Martyr. Sadoth himself, however, was taken in chains to the city of Beit Lapat, where he was beheaded a few days later.
16 Feb

Как да чуваме Бог – част 2

Бог ни говори в ежедневието ни! Присъединете се към Джойс, за да ни разкрие някои от специфичните начини, по които можем да чуем Бога.
14 Oct

Blessed Self-Forgetfulness

To talk about humility means we’re getting into a very culturally interesting subject, which is self-esteem. Traditional cultures have believed that having too high a view of yourself is the real root cause for most of the evil in the world. But in modern Western culture, particularly in the United States, we have an utterly opposite consensus: that people misbehave for lack of self-esteem, because of too low a view of themselves. What’s intriguing about 1 Corinthians 3 is that it gives us an approach to self-regard, an approach to the self, that is absolutely, utterly different than both traditional cultures and postmodern contemporary cultures. The three things Paul teaches here are 1) the natural condition of the human ego, 2) the supernatural condition, the transformed sense of self and identity, that can be brought about through the gospel, and 3) how to get it. This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on February 24, 2002. Series: Practical Grace; How the Gospel Transforms Character. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:21-4:7. Today's podcast is brought to you by Gospel in Life, the site for all sermons, books, study guides and resources from Timothy Keller and Redeemer Presbyterian Church. If you've enjoyed listening to this podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting https://gospelinlife.com/give and making a one-time or recurring donation.
21 hr ago

Homilia Diária | Tempo de colher a misericórdia (Sexta-feira da 29ª Sem. do Tempo Comum - 23/10/26)

Ao separar-se do corpo na hora da morte, a alma humana é julgada imediatamente por Deus. A partir de então, não haverá mais lugar para apelações nem súplicas; tão-logo comparecemos à presença do Senhor, vemos com claridade a grandeza de nossas culpas e a retribuição que nos é devida. Eis porque a vida presente, cuja duração só Deus conhece, é o único momento de que dispomos para recorrermos à misericórdia divina; é um tempo oportuno que nos é concedido para podermos preparar nosso encontro definitivo com o Cristo Juiz. Ouça a homilia do Padre Paulo Ricardo para esta sexta-feira, dia 23 de outubro, e implore à Virgem Santíssima, Mãe de misericórdia, a graça de ser fiel a Deus até o fim.
1 day ago

Homilia Diária | O fogo do amor destrói o homem velho (Quinta-feira da 29ª Semana do Tempo Comum)

O amor de Cristo, mesmo sendo delicado e cheio de ternura, não tem nada de “romantismo aguado”. Jesus não nos amou apenas com palavras e bons sentimentos, mas com toda a radicalidade que leva Deus a tomar a natureza humana e deixar-se pregar em uma Cruz, a fim de que o fogo da sua própria caridade, surgindo do seu batismo de Sangue, incendeie agora os homens que com tanto custo Ele veio redimir. Ouça a homilia do Padre Paulo Ricardo para esta quinta-feira, dia 22 de outubro, e descubra por que também nós devemos ter pressa de receber o fogo que Cristo quer atear sobre a terra.

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