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Next Steps Podcast
NEXT STEPS PODCAST
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The Next Steps Podcast is a weekly discussion aimed at engaging, encouraging, and equipping our church family to take next steps. Whether it is your relationship with God, connecting in community, or finding an on-ramp into mission, there is a next step waiting for you. We’re glad you’re here!

When The Saints
WHEN THE SAINTS
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A Conversation Based Podcast w. Tara Hollingsworth

Spirits and Tongues
SPIRITS AND TONGUES
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Spirits and Tongues is a podcast about food and drink, language and spirituality, written and edited by a couple of language nerds who are obsessed with all of the good things in life.

Lester Holland Ministries Podcast
LESTER HOLLAND MINISTRIES PODCAST
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Taking God’s message of faith and dominion to all the earth and His Word to the ends of the world. Teaching believers who they are in Christ Jesus, taking them from the milk of the Word to the meat of the Word. (Romans 10:18; Hebrews 5:12) Visit for more: lesterhollandministries.org

Laymentality
LAYMENTALITY
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Everyone needs a little help along the journey to heaven. . . Kyel and Matt need more than a little. These two friends sit down weekly(ish) to discuss their personal struggles balancing their faith lives, family lives, careers, and everything in between, all the while searching for the ways in which the Holy Spirit is guiding them through all life's ups and downs.

The John Allen Show - Trusted Catholic News From Rome
THE JOHN ALLEN SHOW
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Trusted Catholic news from Rome - Sponsored by the Word on Fire Institute. The John Allen Show is a bi-weekly podcast discussing news from the Vatican, as well as national and international Church affairs. New episodes will be posted every other Wednesday. John Allen Jr. is the editor of Crux, the leading Catholic news source, and is the Fellow of Church and Media at the Word on Fire Institute.

Fight Hustle, End Hurry
FIGHT HUSTLE, END HURRY
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Listen in as author and pastor John Mark Comer and author Jefferson Bethke discuss hustle and hurry, the detriment of them to our spiritual lives, and what we can do about it as acts of resistance.

Kobe’s Confidence
KOBE’S CONFIDENCE
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This podcast was created to inspire educate and develop persons concerning disabilities and life in general. Persons will learn about disabilities, how people with disabilities think live and believe, and also how faith and disability intertwine. Myths and misconceptions will be debunked, and connections will be built such that persons with disabilities will be seen in a brighter more humanistic light.

REALationship
REALATIONSHIP
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This is not your ol’ boring marriage podcast. Join Matt and Maria Granados, co-founders of Life Pulse Inc., as they dive head first into the dynamics of real relationships...the good, the not so good, and of course the uncomfortably awkward. In each episode, you’ll learn a new tool or strategy, take a look at how to apply it in your relationship, and laugh as we get a little too real in the process. Hey, who likes fake anyways?

Sermons from First Parish Unitarian Universalist of Arlington Massachusetts
SERMONS FROM FIRST PARISH UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST OF...
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Recorded sermons from worship at First Parish Unitarian Universalist in Arlington, Massachusetts

Matt's Slick's TOP 6
MATT'S SLICK'S TOP 6
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Matt Slick is President and Founder of the Christian Apologetic and Research Ministry. He has a syndicated radio show. Matt gets calls. He gives them answers. Here's the week's TOP 6!

Learning from the Curve
LEARNING FROM THE CURVE
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Learning from the Curve - because life doesn’t care who’s at the plate, it will always throw the curve. The good news is you don’t have to strike out. In fact, this could be the most beautiful home run in the history of the game. The Learning from the Curve Podcast was started for the following reasons: 1. To honor my daughter Paige who changed my life in every way possible. She opened my eyes to the pain and suffering around me. She taught me to look into people’s eyes, smile and genuinely ask how they’re doing. She showed me that we should handle everyone with genuine love and care. 2. To remind myself and others that we are not alone in dealing with difficult life circumstances. 3. To inspire friendships and foster healing through the sharing of our personal curveballs.