In Daniel 4, King Nebuchadnezzar recounts his dream of a vast tree cut down at heaven’s decree, symbolizing his coming humiliation for pride. Daniel interprets the dream, warning the king to repent. Nebuchadnezzar’s arrogance leads to his temporary insanity and exile among beasts until he acknowledges God’s sovereignty. When he humbles himself, his sanity and kingdom are restored, and he praises the Most High as ruler over all.Support this podcast at —

On today's bonus episode of Scholars & Saints, host Nicholas Shrum sits down with UVA's Richard Lyman Bushman Chair of Mormon Studies Laurie Maffly-Kipp. The two discuss Professor Maffly-Kipp's academic background and entrance into Mormon Studies, her goals and ongoing initiatives within the program, and what makes UVA such a unique place for the study of Mormonism. If you're looking to learn more about UVA Mormon Studies, and how Mormon Studies programs function at academic institut...

The world is full of fakes! Social median and evenin our own churches... so why do we where these masks!? What do we need to do o become who God wants us to be? Join us on this show!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/let-s-get-biblical-w-kd-the-comic--2311239/support.

Today’s episode of The Isabel Brown Show is heavy—but incredibly necessary.Isabel breaks down the systematic persecution of Christians in Nigeria: thousands killed in 2025 alone, churches torched, villages erased, families burying loved ones in mass graves—all while officials deflect with “herders vs. farmers” talking points and Western media shrugs. We examine why this is clearly religiously targeted violence, how propaganda keeps it hidden, and what real people on the ground are risking to

Sermon Synopsis:The letter of Hebrews has an overarching theme: don’t lose your loyal trust in Jesus. To prove this, the letter gives us multiple views of who Jesus is and the power He holds; as to encourage the readers to stay true to Him.Questions:1. In the book of Hebrews, Jesus is portrayed in many different examples. Which stands out to you and why?2. Read Hebrews 13:7-8 aloud. Who in your life has been a pillar in the faith that you look up to and imitate?3. Through your experiences, how has

SPEAKER: Ps. Sean Mullarkey. Series - Maturity Growing up in the Lord. A Study in Timothy. Sermon - Prayed Up. Scripture - 1 Timothy 2 1:8. St. Marks City Church. We're more than a church; we're part of a family of six churches based across the Greater Dublin Area, Ireland, united in faith and love of Jesus. Our mission is simple: to help you relate deeply with God and others, reach your potential, and rise in your calling. Explore our podcast episodes, and we look forward to meeting you in

In this episode of Worthy of the Call, hosts Mark and Steve explore the true meaning of discipleship and what it looks like to follow Jesus while helping others grow in their faith. They describe discipleship as an apprenticeship where believers intentionally and relationally learn from Christ to become more like Him. The conversation emphasizes that discipleship is not about completing a program but about sharing life together through Scripture, prayer, and authentic relationships. They discuss the

Grief doesn't follow a script. It’s messy, heavy, and can shake even the strongest faith. In this powerful episode of The Days Before You, pastors Brook and Jeremy Wong share their heartbreaking experience of losing their seven-year-old daughter, JJ, just 17 days after a sudden cancer diagnosis. With raw honesty, they open up about pain, doubt, and the deep darkness of grief, but also about hope, healing, and the gentle ways God carried them through.

Commentary of "God Fights For You" (October 25–31, 2025) Weekly Sabbath School Lesson Commentary and Adventist Fact Check with Colleen Tinker This weekly feature is dedicated to Adventists who are looking for biblical insights into the topics discussed in the Sabbath School lesson quarterly. We post videos and articles which address each lesson as presented in the Sabbath School Bible Study Guide, including biblical commentary on them. We hope you find this material helpful and that you wil...

When Peter swore he’d never deny Jesus, his confidence was sky-high—but within hours, it crumbled. In this message from Luke 22, Matthew Balentine walks through Peter’s valley of failure and Jesus’ look of restoration. Learn how disappointment can become denial, and how grace transforms regret into renewal. Key Takeaways: Why emotion without devotion leads to spiritual collapse The danger of “following at a distance” How Jesus’ compassion restores the fallen Finding strength when your

Send us a text There is a lot in a name and no matter what name calling you might hear from others or even what name you may give yourself, God has a name for you. He gives us all names - his names: names like he gave Jacob - true, affirming, future-filled, hopeful. Pastor Adrian Kitson

This week, I sat down with our Elders Quorum President. It was a great interview. I was impressed with his sincerity and how easy he was to talk to. I am grateful for his service to the ward. I hope you enjoy the listen.

Hoodoo and conjure may be household words for Pagans but there is a lot of misrepresentations in many modern practices.  Join us on Circle Talk as Miss Aida, the author of Traditional Hoodoo & Conjure seeks to reverse these misconceptions and will provide us with history and tools to understand, not only the how but why each magical action serves a greater purpose. She will be chatting with us about her newest book which offers recipes, magical baths, traditional rituals, spells and prayers as

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Healing and restoration are two fundamental aspects of our Christian faith that remind us of the power of God's love and grace. In times of struggle and pain we can reflect on God’s promises and find solace and strength in his word. We will hear real-life stories from women who faced challenges of trauma and pain but found Christ to be the answer for healing, forgiveness, and restoration.  Now they are living above and not beneath (Deuteronomy 28:13). This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson