You think you better than me just because you know God? Join into today's conversation as we discuss just why in fact you're not! Scripture Reference: -2 Timothy 2:15-17-Psalms 1:2-3Follow us on social mediaInstagram: https://instagram.com/thegetbackchatTik Tok: https://tiktok.com/@thegetbackchatwww.thegetbackchat.com

In this episode, Eliana shares about helping friends with their short film, visiting Loveland Castle, and spending time with family at home. She also reflects on her recent involvement in Cedarville’s theatre scene by working as an assistant house manager and preparing to audition for next semester’s production. 1000 Days seeks to showcase the very real lives of very real people. Join us as we watch God unfold the stories of four students while they experience life at Cedarville University. From

Back in November when all seemed lost I started seeing a quote circulating on the socials. It was wholly attributed to Albert Camus. It offered me comfort, grounding, and hope. It’s a bit long, but worth sharing. I’m sure many of you have already seen it. It inspired me to write an essay in response. I made some progress, UNTIL I did a search to vet the quote. Cue suspenseful music. What I found was that there was only one line that could be attributed to Camus, as indicated here, in bold italics. I

watch here....https://youtu.be/TdIvJ4-aNBE“Hey everyone, welcome back to Motor City Rundown, your home for everything Detroit sports! I’m your host, and we’ve got a loaded show today, so let’s jump right in.The Detroit Red Wings are on fire, five straight wins and climbing fast in the standings. We’ll break down what’s driving this hot streak and who’s stepping up early in the season.Then we shift gears to football, the Detroit Lions are gearing up for a huge match up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

In this episode of Bear Tracks, host Hayley Hobbs delves into Butler’s exceptional arts programs with special guest Valerie Haring, Dean of the Arts, Digital Media, and Communications Division. Valerie shares her extensive 34-year journey at Butler, from student to faculty member and eventually, to her current role as dean. She highlights the remarkable faculty's professional achievements, the tight-knit community within the arts division, and the legacy of the late Lynn Havel, former chair

Click here to reply to @OnAcornBay "What really gets me excited about this isn't even just the policy Though I do support Term limits, it is seeing two people from different parties actually working together on something, actually putting country over party. And that's a beautiful thing. That's what we need more of. Not Republicans and Democrats refusing to even talk to each other. Shut down the freaking government. The nerve. But people who disagree on plenty of things, finding the places where

Click here to reply to @OnAcornBay "I think about the parents who left Jamaica, my mother, my Aunt Beverly, seeking better opportunities for us, working two, three jobs, babysitting, daycare, nanny, never complaining. And how they'll watch this election with tears in their eyes, knowing their sacrifice wasn't in vain. There's a scripture that says, let us run with perseverance, the race marked out for us. Winsome is running her race, and we get to witness it. We get to celebrate it."

Episode 8: For many of us, being “strong” has been a lifelong role - taking care of others, holding everything together, and rarely asking for help. But constant strength can be exhausting, and self-reliance, while admirable, can also become a heavy weight to carry alone.In this episode of Voice After 50, Beverley explores the double-edged sword of independence, reflecting on how it shapes identity, why it can leave us feeling drained, and what it looks like to lean on others without feeling

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Prem discovered a hidden talent when he attended bee keeping training. Buzzing with ideas and excitement from his training, Prem ventured into the jungle to catch his first wild bee hive and he hasn't looked back since. Send us a text message to let us know how we're going!

Who's the Lightbearer? Me. Kate Harmony, an INFP. What's in the Library? My journals. What's in my journals? My secrets. Subscribe and see ;)

This week it's a look at the First Baptist Church in Marlin Christian Singer Crowder and the town of Mart Texas plus news and other things. https://www.spreaker.com/podca...

In this episode, Erin and Steph explore glamour magic—the art of using beauty, style, and intention as a form of personal power. From skincare to energetic presence, they unpack how appearance can be both armor and spell. So pull a card, light a candle, and remember: you're not just getting ready— you're raising your vibration.

On this episode The Doza discusses accepting the message from a flawed messenger. Wisdom doesn't always come from the wisest, and we all should be seeking it from anywhere we can get it. Whatever/whoever inspires you to find the diamond inside shouldn't matter as long as you find your wealth.

Click here to reply to @kwa "And the books that I was reading had a lot of math in them. And the 3D side of things just kind of opens up like the doors for certain things. But that's at least a couple years down the road, if not more. But that's it. My head is pounding me. I hate missing school unless I know everything is in order. And we are completely ahead of things, which we're not. It's not like we're behind behind, but we're not ahead."

The winds shift when Mile Marker encounters a man atop Mica Mountain who seems up to no good. Tune in to this episode to hear about how she stays vigilant in listening to her instincts. The inclination to trust her instincts also surfaces in her daily life back in Austin.00:00:00 Episode 1000:01:51 Day 10 hiking audio clip00:06:56 Bad vibes arise00:09:00 Trust your instincts back at home too00:10:36 Three books teaching effective communication00:16:22 Revisiting child-like wonder

With Uranus conjunct my natal Sun and my life in tatters, I discover Napoleon Hill and begin a journey to take back my mind and claim my God-given power of making decisions.Free to all my listeners: a photo I took today of my friend Hickory :) Get full access to Exactly Where I'm At - DK Brainard at dkbrainard.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, I dive into my most relatable toxic trait — overthinking everything! 😅 From decoding “lol” texts to replaying random conversations in my head, I share the funny, chaotic, and honest moments that come with having a brain that just won’t chill. This one’s for my fellow overthinkers — because if we’re going to spiral, at least let’s do it together 😂 💬 Share your overthinking moments with me on Instagram @unfilteredstephpodcast!

This is the first of ten episodes—my life as a gay kid growing up in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. What I lived through gave me joy, madness, laughter, and survival, all thanks to the people who shaped my world. We were raised on the poverty side of Brooklyn, like so many others back then, and honestly? It was the best damn time I could’ve asked for. There was nothing like growing up in the streets of Brooklyn—real, loud, and full of life. Greenpoint wasn’t what it is now. Back then, it was tight-knit,