John the Beloved, also called John the Seer because of his authorship of the book of Revelation, was taken into the Kingdom of God by the Spirit. He visited the city of God, and there he saw the River:Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, as clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb down the middle of the great street of the city. On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month. And the

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On this week programme John and Shane take a visit back into the archive to an interview we did in 2015 with a very special guest, the Irish writer Alice Taylor. Alice spoke to us then about her reflections on memory and grief - important considerations during the month of November for many people. We have some our regular reflection on the weekly Sunday gospel which this week is for the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Soul's) and is Luke's account of Jesus raising the s...

On this week programme John and Shane take a visit back into the archive to an interview we did in 2015 with a very special guest, the Irish writer Alice Taylor. Alice spoke to us then about her reflections on memory and grief - important considerations during the month of November for many people. Reflections on memory & grief: An Interview with Alice Taylor November can be a hard month for many people as we recall the memory of our dead. In the Roman Catholic tradition it is the m...

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Episode [307]: [The List Part 2]Welcome to Rinse, Reflect, Repeat! In today’s episode, we continue our journey through the Bible alphabetically. Together, we’ll reflect on how God’s Word applies to our daily lives and how it can cleanse our hearts and transform our perspectives.These short, action-driven devotionals are designed to make Scripture practical and accessible, helping you grow spiritually day by day—even through books like Leviticus and Numbers!Resources Mentioned in This Episode with

The priests are organised by Hezekiah in 2 Chronicles 31 for the tithes from the offerings of the people. And a census of the priests from 3 years old is made. From the tithes the distribution isapportioned by numbers and by needs. Read verses 20-21 aloud - pause and ponder - "with all his heart". Alexander the Great (Goat) was the great Grecian king that did according to his will. Alexander dies in a drunken stupor in Babylon in BC321. Leaving no heir Alexander leaves his four generals to divide

In this episode—Tears of the Vanishing Life—we follow the next tear on the Map of Tears to Psalm 39 : 12, where David weeps not from sickness or sin, but from the awareness that life itself is fading.

✨ God still works wonders in simple moments. Miracles are not reserved for special occasions; they often meet us in our daily routines. Like Moses at the burning bush, expect the divine in the ordinary. Your miracle could happen today!

Faith is not only trusting Jesus to forgive you and make you a child of God, faith is trusting Him to take you through this minute and the next and the next. Weekend Edition #108 To help support this podcast, please visit walkwiththeking.org/donate and select "Podcast" from the dropdown menu. To hear more from Bob Cook, you can find Walk With The King on Facebook or Instagram.

When we gather in worship, we receive God's eternal blessings. We are made more aware of His eternal love and purpose. If this wasn't reason enough to love the Lord, He also invites us to share in His work, knowing that when we do, the work of our hands will endure forever.

Start with the honest question so many of us carry: are there really many ways to God? We open John 14 and sit with Jesus’ most direct words—“I am the way, the truth, and the life”—and trace what that means for anxious hearts, honest doubts, and everyday discipleship. Without jargon or hedging, we explore why exclusive truth can actually lead to expansive grace, deep freedom, and real peace. We walk through the text line by line: a prepared place, a promised return, and a path that is not a ...

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Send us a text Start here if you need a reset for your heart. Lauren takes us into 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and draws a clear, life-giving line between being thankful for everything and being thankful in everything. That single shift reframes tough days, ordinary routines, and major transitions by anchoring us in God’s steady goodness rather than our shifting circumstances. If gratitude has felt like a seasonal slogan, this conversation offers a simple way to make it a daily practice. We walk th...

Send us a text In "You Favor Him", we’re reminded that every person is made in the image of God—no exceptions. Your worth isn’t determined by looks, status, or popularity, but by the fact that the Creator of the universe designed you to reflect Him. Support the show

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