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This podcast series is aimed at helping us to transcend our fear and anger so that we can be more engaged in the world in a way that develops love and compassion. Thich Nhat Hanh’s calligraphy ‘The Way Out Is In” highlights that the way out of any difficulty is to look deeply within, gain insights and then put them into practice. "The Way Out is In" is co-hosted by Brother Phap Huu, Thich Nhat Hanh's personal attendant for 17 years and the abbot of Plum Village's Upper Hamlet, and Jo Confino ...
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Wisdom to replenish and orient in a tender, tumultuous time to be alive. Spiritual inquiry, science, social healing, and poetry. Conversations to live by. With a 20-year archive featuring luminaries like Mary Oliver, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Desmond Tutu, each episode brings a new discovery about the immensity of our lives. Hosted by Krista Tippett, Learn more about the On Being Project’s work in the world at onbeing.org.
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Interbeing

Hosted by Matt Hall and Naomi Ward. Produced by Emily Crosby and Kyra Kellawan.

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Interbeing is a podcast by MSB exploring what it means to lead, coach, and live in a deeply interconnected world. Hosted by Naomi Ward and Matt Hall, the show brings together educators, coaches, and thought leaders to reflect on the questions shaping international schools and beyond. In this new season we return to the heart of our work: coaching as a way of being. Together we explore how presence, curiosity, and care can shift not just our conversations, but our cultures. Inspired by Thich ...
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Meet the Monastics

Deer Park Monastery

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Conversations with monks and nuns about their journey to monastic life and what inspires them today, hosted by Brother Minh An, a Buddhist monk in the Plum Village tradition of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh.
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Zencast

Zencast.org

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Zencast is a weekly podcast of inspiring Buddhist Dharma talks for all people. Keywords: Zen, Buddhism, Buddhist, Buddha, Dharma, Sangha, Mindfulness, Meditation, Wisdom, Love, Peace, Stillness,Compassion.
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Welcome to "Opening Dharma Access," a podcast where we hear stories from BIPOC teachers & practitioners about their Dharma experiences and practice, and how those inform the ways they are sharing & practicing the Dharma today. Season 3 & 4 description: Hosted by Rev. Liên Shutt & Rev. Dana Takagi This season, we will have a new focus: Uplifting and Forwarding Asian American/Asian Diasporic Buddhist Experiences in the West. With our guests and audience, we will explore the specificities of As ...
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Beyond the News

The Lotus Institute

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Join host Dr. Larry Ward as he explores current events through the lens of Buddhism and neuroscience, sharing practical skills for how to engage with the information we receive from the wider world. While we cannot ignore the news or modern media, we can learn new ways to shift our perspective from reactivity to reflection, and gain a deeper understanding of our body and mind along the way. Dr. Ward is the author of America’s Racial Karma, a senior teacher in the Plum Village tradition of Ze ...
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InterLife

Meredith and Angel

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In InterLife, two students of life explore the idea that InterBeing, a term developed by Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. Through storytelling and pop-philosophizing, we want to take a close look at this concept. What is it? How does it play out in seemingly independent aspects of life? What happens when people notice InterBeing? Ultimately, we hope that our curiosity for interbeing would inspire people to dive deeper into the meaning of life and shape the way we relate to each other. "To be ...
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The Bible Project Daily Podcast

Pastor Jeremy R McCandless

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Why not make Studying the Bible part of the rhythm of your daily life. The Bible Project Daily Podcast is a 10 year plan to study through the entire Bible, both Old and New Testament, chapter by chapter, verse by verse. Season one is a short overview of each of the sixty-six books of the Bible. Season two launched our expositional journey through the whole Bible beginning with the book of Genesis. Thereafter each season take a New Testament/Old Testament alternatively until the project is co ...
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The Food For Beauty Podcast

Rochelle Vincente Von K

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Welcome to The Food For Beauty Podcast. Where we'll be fine tuning your reality through lifestyle hacks, wellness, superfoods, relationships, sensuality, creativity, energy frequencies, alternative ways of doing things and thinking outside the box! Rochelle had a podcast before they were called podcasts and interviewed amazing people such as Dr John Demartini from The Secret, master herbalist Ron Teeguarden of Dragon Herbs, Marc Francis an award winning director/producer of Black Gold, When ...
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Seth Infinity Monk - Talks on Meditation

Seth Infinity Monk - Talks on Meditation

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Seth Monk spent a decade as a Buddhist monk, learning from the most revered Masters of our time including His Holiness XIV Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Ajahn Brahm. He traveled the world to deepen and refine his understanding of meditation and mindfulness, and a find a way to bridge it over to people living in the real world. Seth's talks are accessible, insightful, authentic, humorous, and deeply profound. Join him as he speaks candidly to live audiences in these collected talks. Origin ...
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Dàn Đề Bất Bại TDBT

Dàn Đề Bất Bại TDBT

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Dandebatbai.com là một trang web chuyên về lĩnh vực cá cược số, đặc biệt là nuôi dàn đề bất bại. Với sự phát triển mạnh mẽ và uy tín trên thị trường, dandebatbai.com đã trở thành điểm đến tin cậy cho những người chơi yêu thích các trò chơi cá cược số. Địa chỉ: 17 Đ. Cổ Nhuế, Cổ Nhuế, Từ Liêm, Hà Nội Số điện thoại: 0983647472 Website: https://dandebatbai.com/ Email: [email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/dandebatbai/ https://twitter.com/dandebatbaicom https://www.reddit.com/user ...
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Going as a River is a podcast from Plum Village UK, a working name of The Community of Interbeing UK charity. As part of a global family of lay and monastic organisations, we share and support the Plum Village mindfulness practices developed by Zen Master Thích Nhất Hạnh - a unique, accessible, and joyful form of applied Buddhism known as The Plum Village Tradition. This podcast brings together Dharma talks, music, guided meditations, and heartfelt conversations, offering inspiration and sup ...
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F*CKING REJECTS

konstance patton

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F*CKING REJECTS is an Oral History Podcast hosted by New York based Artist Konstance Patton. Conversations feature creators of all kinds, sharing their stories making it, from the rejections to the wins. This podcast is for all the artist, makers, thinkers and dreamers.
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Brooke is a certified Regenerative Detoxification Specialist trained under Dr. Robert Morse (Naturopath, Biochemist and Master Herbalist) at the International School of Detoxification. In this podcast we discuss healing physically, emotionally and spiritually using alkaline, plant based foods, herbs and fasting. Brooke is an unschooling mother of three children who loves gardening and all things beautiful! Have a listen, let’s be friends!
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Some of today’s most topical issues polarise people. In Who Cares Wins with Lily Cole, Lily invites guests with different perspectives to explore critical issues - from technology, food, to mental health and capitalism - and their relationship to the environment. The podcast emerged from the research Lily did for her book ('Who Cares Wins: A Thousand How to Protect the Planet You Love: A thousand ways to solve the climate crisis: from tech-utopia to indigenous wisdom') Season One explores th ...
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Peace on Your Journey

Kishar Spiritual (with John Lawyer)

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Dedicated to supporting spiritual travelers on their own unique path A guide for those seeking clarity, connection and a deeper understanding of themselves and the universe Your host is a former soldier with an inspiring story of transformation exploring spirituality This is also a portal to Kishar.org, a nonprofit online spiritual community. Find peace, purpose and your people. A soulful place to grow, heal and connect No pressure, just presence
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Mind, Body, Soul stuff

with Lana Almulla

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Hey friends! Thanks for checking out my channel. I'm Lana, I have a background in Nutritional Therapy, Yoga, Reiki, Sound healing & other types of vibrational medicine. On here, I frequently delve into topics surrounding Mind, Body, Soul stuff, sharing my own stories and experiences, lifting the lid on taboo subjects, helping anyone who feels alone and weird, feel not weird and connected. I believe that through connection, vulnerability, mindfulness and awareness we can begin to unlock the t ...
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The BRN Podcast brings together teachers, leaders, and peers from different recovery lineages and approaches. In addition to substance addictions, we are committed to the inclusion of process addictions (AKA non-substance or behavioral addictions) as an essential part to the whole discussion of recovery. Join us as we explore themes like: Mindfulness. Gratitude. Compassion. Appreciation.
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Readings and meditations from sacred Buddhist masters. Discussion of methods, techniques and essential principles of Buddhist recovery. Now we're integrating the next level. Are you ready to drop into the deep work? The correct answer is yes! Based on the groundbreaking new book, Compassionate Recovery: Mindful Healing for Trauma and Addictions (2022 Rainbow Light Media). AA deals with the cunning, baffling and powerful nature of addictions. Here, we go down to the roots, with ACEs, Western ...
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Send us a text This episode was originally released as a Patreon-only special episode on the 10th May 2025. Mindfulness The 1970’s Buddhist appropriation of Prayer and Reflection. Thích Nhất Hạnh, the Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk, peace activist, and prolific author, stands as one of the most influential contemporary figures in introducing Buddhist…
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Send us a text My Karl Barth Presentation and Debate Notes, (1st July 2025) 1. Historical Context & Reaction to Liberal Theology 2. Early Life and Theological Development 3. His Epistle to the Romans Commentary. 4. Theological Method & Key Themes. 5. Church Dogmatics. 6. Political Resistance & the Barmen Declaration. 7. Relationship with Charlotte …
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Send us a text This is my chat through an essay I published on Patreon in May 2025 based upon an article I wrote a which had previously been published on Substack. In the original essay, I reflect on the growing confusion of our times—where language is manipulated, institutions are distrusted, and meaning is obscured. But instead of retreating into…
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Send us a text Bonus episode during my Christmas break. Returning in the new Year with II Samuel. Original offered as a Patreon Only Video on 11th May 2025. The video from which this audio is taken is now available free to view on Patreon. Support the show To listen to my monthly church history podcast, subscribe at; https://thehistoryofthechristia…
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Welcome to a new episode of The Way Out Is In: The Zen Art of Living, a podcast series mirroring Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh’s deep teachings of Buddhist philosophy: a simple yet profound methodology for dealing with our suffering, and for creating more happiness and joy in our lives. This special episode – part one of two question-and-response (Q&R…
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Send us a text Few stories have entered the cultural bloodstream like A Christmas Carol. First published in December 1843, it was an instant success—selling out its first edition within days and never going out of print since. At its heart, A Christmas Carol is a gospel narrative. Ebenezer Scrooge begins as a man enslaved by greed, isolated by prid…
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Send us a text The subject of today’s episode is one we usually avoid in polite conversation, and honestly, I have never heard it addressed from the pulpit. We’re talking about the decision to take one's own life, suicide. I know that just saying the word can cause a tightening in the chest. But we have to talk about it, because 1 Samuel 31 very cl…
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Send us a text One of the most infamous characters in all of literature is, without a doubt, Ebenezer Scrooge. From A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. In it he paints a picture of a man who is the very definition of mean-spirited. But the beauty of that story is the ending. It concludes with a radical transformation. The skinflint becomes a gent…
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Send us a text Scripture repeatedly assures us that God protects those who trust Him. That truth is woven all through the Bible. But here’s a question that may surprise you. Does God ever protect people when they are not really trusting in Him very? The answer, remarkably, is yes. There is an episode in the life of David where God protects him in p…
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Send us a text Let me ask you an honest question. Have you ever been in one of those moments—a crisis, a loss, a crossroads—and you prayed for wisdom…and it felt like nothing came? You sought the Lord. You waited. You listened. And heaven was silent. What do we do with that? Why would God ever refuse to answer a child who sincerely seeks His direct…
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Send us a text There’s an assumption many Christians carry quietly in their hearts—an assumption we rarely say out loud, but one that governs how we judge ourselves spiritually. It goes something like this: If I truly have faith, then I shouldn’t feel afraid. And if I’m afraid, then perhaps my faith has failed. Faith and fear, we think, cannot occu…
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At this mid-point in the season, we’re taking a short pause, and asking ourselves the question - What does it mean to be human? In this episode Naomi and Matt discuss the importance of understanding the human condition, the temporary nature of the term 'human,' and the ongoing quest for connection in an increasingly isolated world. They look back a…
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Send us a text Enemies come in all shapes and sizes. Some aren’t violent—just loud. They curse, they criticise, they mutter from the sidelines, but that’s as far as it goes. Others keep their distance but carry a quiet resentment that occasionally surfaces. Some want to just use you or manipulate you. And of course, there are those rare but dangero…
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Rev. Dana Takagi reflects on the significance of Abbot Yuko Yamada being the first woman teacher at the founding temple of Soto Zen, Eiheiji. Dana also highlights Yamada's teaching of the Denkōroku, a text written by the ancestor Keizan who emphasized making Buddhism accessible to the masses and not just monastic residential practitioners. Dana emp…
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Send us a text Some women carry the hidden burden of being married to men who are, spiritually speaking, breathtakingly foolish. I don’t mean foolish in the modern sense of low intelligence or lack of education. A man can have degrees up the wall, a sharp mind, a successful career… and yet be spiritually blind. Scripture calls that man a fool—not b…
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Send us a text What do you do when you feel like getting even? How far should retaliation go? Should it happen at all? And what does God call His people to do when the desire for payback burns inside us? Well, as it happens, as we journey through 1 Samuel, we come to a chapter where this question is placed front and centre. So, let’s turn together …
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Welcome to a new episode of The Way Out Is In: The Zen Art of Living, a podcast series mirroring Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh’s deep teachings of Buddhist philosophy: a simple yet profound methodology for dealing with our suffering, and for creating more happiness and joy in our lives. In this installment, Zen Buddhist monk Brother Phap Huu and leade…
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Send us a text Trouble. It’s one of the few things every human being has in common. When does it start? Some parents might say around age two. When does it end? Well… probably when you draw your final breath. Job said it well: “Man is born to trouble as the sparks fly upward.” Later, he added, “Man… is of few days and full of trouble.” So, if you’r…
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Send us a text Sin always has consequences. Scripture teaches that plainly. It affects the sinner directly, of course, but it rarely stops there. Sin has a way of reaching outward—touching, wounding, distorting the lives of others, sometimes in ways the sinner never intended and never imagined. One of the more sobering realities of life in a fallen…
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Send us a text People like to sort life into neat, tidy categories. And Christians are no exception, we often like to sort life into straightforward ways of approaching things, tidy categories: right and wrong, black and white, faithful or unfaithful. Maybe we assume too easily that if someone trusts the Lord, they will always walk in integrity. Su…
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Send us a text Friends can be fickle. You’ve probably heard someone say, “When you get into trouble, you find out who your real friends are.” Many of us have lived long enough to know just how true that is. But, what is a true friend? What does genuine, God-honouring friendship look like? One of the greatest pictures of true friendship in all of Sc…
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Send us a text When we read the Scriptures with any seriousness, we quickly discover that God not only has a purpose—He also has methods. His purposes never fail, but His methods often surprise us. Sometimes He works through miracles, sometimes through providence, sometimes through judgment, sometimes through mercy. Yet if you watch the biblical st…
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Send us a text When we hear the word jealousy, we often imagine a troubled marriage. But jealousy runs far wider and far deeper than the marriage bond. Jealousy touches friendships, ministries, churches, families, and even communities. It is no small thing. But what exactly is jealousy? Is there a good kind and a bad kind of jealousy? And where doe…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore one of Scripture’s most familiar stories—David and Goliath—but with fresh eyes. The true drama isn’t found in the size of the giant, but in the contrast between two ways of living: walking by sight and walking by insight shaped by the Word of God. Everyone in the chapter sees a giant—except David. David se…
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In this episode of Interbeing we dive into a profound conversation with Hayley Wilson, Deputy Head of the Senior School at Kellett School in Hong Kong. We explore the role of coaching in fostering a sense of community and humanity within schools, emphasizing values of care, curiosity, and meaningful relationships. Hayley shares her personal and pro…
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Send us a text In this episode, we journey into one of the most pivotal chapters in the Old Testament—1 Samuel 16, where God chooses David, a young shepherd boy, to be Israel’s future king. This is not merely a historical moment; it is a theological revelation. God displays His divine insistence on looking beyond appearances, searching instead for …
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GUEST YUKO WAKAYAMA YAMADA is the abbot of Shogakuji in Tokyo. She currently teaches at the International department of Eiheiji. She is the first nun to teach at Eiheiji, the head monastery of Soto Zen founded by Dogen Zenji. She trained at Aichi Senmon Niso-do, a training temple for female Soto Zen priests, where she also currently teaches. She wa…
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Send us a text If I were to ask you to name the most well-known verse in John’s Gospel, you’d answer it instantly—John 3:16. Everyone knows it. But if I were to ask you for the most famous verse in 1 Samuel… well, that’s trickier. Yet the moment I say the words, you’ll recognise them: “To obey is better than sacrifice.” But what does it actually me…
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Send us a text In this episode, we’re turning to 1 Samuel chapter 14—a story that contrasts two men, a father and a son. One is Saul, the king who sits beneath a fruit tree while the battle rages. The other is Jonathan, his son, who steps forward in faith, believing that “nothing can hinder the Lord from saving, whether by many or by few.” This cha…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore one of the most striking and symbolic moments in Israel’s early monarchy — the day the people of God found themselves without swords, without blacksmiths, and without the means to fight. Through Saul’s paralysis, Jonathan’s rising courage, and the devastating consequences of spiritual dullness, this passag…
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Send us a text If you had met him, you would be impressed. For one thing, he was tall, head and shoulders above the average person. Then the fact was that he was good-looking. But he had other attributes as well. He was a hard worker. There are some indications that he was humble as well. And then there is no doubt that the hand of God was upon him…
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Send us a text In this episode we explore one of the most tender and truthful moments in all of Scripture—Samuel’s farewell address to Israel in 1 Samuel 12. Samuel reminds God’s people of three great truths: 1. He has been faithful—a servant of integrity from youth to old age. 2. God has been faithful, delivering His people time and again, even wh…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore the moment Saul is confirmed as Israel’s first king — a turning point in the nation’s history. We trace how fear turned to faith, and how obedience led to joy. Through Saul’s story, we discover what it means for God to establish His kingdom not by human power, but through divine purpose. Key Themes: God co…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore the dramatic public unveiling of Saul as Israel’s first king — and what happens when obedience meets opposition. Samuel calls the nation together, rebukes their rejection of God, and presents Saul — a man humble, capable, and chosen by God for a season. Yet not everyone celebrates. Some despise him. Others…
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Send us a text What this episode covers: · How 1 Samuel bridges the eras of the Judges and the Kings · The key literary structure built around Samuel, Saul, and David · Why Samuel is the “hinge” of Israel’s history — last judge, first prophet · How Israel’s demand for a king reveals the tension between human desire and divine will · The spiritual t…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore one of the most pivotal turning points in Israel’s history — the moment they demanded a king. What looked like a political request was actually a spiritual crisis: impatience, fear, conformity, and a refusal to wait on God. We trace Israel's request, God’s warning, and the consequences that followed, and w…
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In this episode Matt and Naomi discuss the profound impact of coaching on school culture with their guest, Chris Broman from ICS Madrid. They explore themes of interconnectedness, the transformative power of coaching, and the importance of maintaining humanity in education. Chris shares his experiences and insights from introducing coaching into hi…
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Send us a text In this episode, we watch Israel return to the Lord under the leadership of Samuel — and witness how repentance, prayer, and wholehearted devotion bring supernatural deliverance and lasting peace. After twenty years of spiritual drifting, God’s people finally respond to Samuel’s call: “Return to the Lord with all your hearts.” What f…
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You are invited to listen in a quiet space with headphones (will be louder) or speakers (will be quieter) at a constant volume. 4 minutes 15 seconds. Eunji Son is based in South Korea, evolving her relationship with ancestral land, and practicing as a photo collage and mixed media artist. She works behind the scenes at A2Z and ODA as a part-time as…
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Send us a text In this episode, we follow the remarkable story of the Ark of the Covenant’s return from Philistine captivity — a moment that revealed both the foolishness of human superstition and the sovereignty of God. Through this ancient account, we discover a simple truth: God will not be mocked, and what is holy must be treated as holy. But t…
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Send us a text What happens when a nation tries to live without God? In this powerful new episode, we explore how moral confusion and cultural decline begin when we push God out — and how believers today can stand firm, think biblically, and live godly in the midst of it all. Support the show To listen to my monthly church history podcast, subscrib…
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Send us a text Today, we’re asking one of the hardest and most human questions anyone can ever ask: Why did the Lord allow this to happen? Now, let’s be honest — we’ve all asked that question at some point. The truth is, there’s rarely just one answer. Scripture gives us many different reasons why the Lord allows hardship, difficulty, or even disas…
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Send us a text And so, friends, what we look at today, in a sense, is the heart of the Christian life. We are called to walk worthy of our calling. To live in a way that reflects the One who has called us out of darkness into His marvellous light. Paul says: Don’t walk like the Gentiles walk, in the futility of their minds. Don’t drift back to what…
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Send us a text In this episode, we continue one of the most tender and powerful moments in Israel’s history — the story of Hannah, her prayer, her obedience, and her son Samuel, who would become a prophet and kingmaker. From Hannah’s barrenness to her blessing, from her vow to her victory, we see the truth that anchors the entire book of 1 Samuel: …
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore how Hannah’s praise moves from personal gratitude to profound theology. From the pain of waiting to the joy of revelation, she discovers that God is sovereign — over life and death, over blessing and loss, over every turn of the human story. Her song anticipates the coming King, pointing forward to the Mes…
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Send us a text In this episode, we consider the story of Hannah—a woman whose sorrow turned into song. Through her perseverance, prayer, and surrender, we learn how God uses human weakness to display His power. This is a story about the faith that prays through tears, the peace that comes through surrender, and the God who remembers His people. Key…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore the structure and purpose of 1 Samuel — tracing Israel’s transformation from a loose confederation under the judges to a united monarchy under David. Through the lives of Samuel, Saul, and David, we see how God establishes His kingdom and reveals what true leadership looks like: not self-rule, but submissi…
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Send us a text Book Reviewed: The Story of the Trinity by Bryan M. Litfin (Baker Books, 2025) Understanding how the doctrine of the Trinity developed in the early church Why Nicaea (325) and Constantinople (381) still matter today How theology arises from lived worship, not mere philosophy The modern misunderstandings of the Trinity and how to corr…
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Send us a text Welcome to This Special Bonus Episode originally posted on Patreon in April 2025. Today, I'm thrilled to present a special extra-long bonus episode I have called "Can We Build a Bridge to Heaven." This episode dives into a conversation I have been having with myself that spans philosophy, theology, and political history, groups I hav…
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In this episode we delve into the philosophy and practice of coaching, with Nobantu Mpotulo, a coach from Pretoria, South Africa, who introduces listeners to the concept of Ubuntu and the importance of seeing the interconnectedness in all human relationships. The conversation explores how embracing these principles can transform coaching practices …
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