Ex-Mormon siblings Brother Dan and Sister Lisa discuss Mormonism, LDS culture, religiosity, atheism, mortality, personal growth & the examined life.

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.

The Bible, in its pages are the words of Moses, Isaiah, Paul, and others, long ago saints who took part in the story God was writing in their day and is still writing in ours. But, the Bible is more than the words of departed saints. It is the Word of God. Through the Bible the creator of the universe speaks to us. The Bible is powerful. How could it not be? Bible connection is a podcast where we talk about the Bible and how it connects to every facet of life imaginable.

Welcome to the weekly Podcast led by Pastor Tim & Gaye Goad. To learn more visit our website at https://g5church.com or download our app G5 Church App. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://pushpay.com/g/g5church

The Gospel Mobilization Podcast is a resource for Christian leaders who want to increase the number of missionaries around the world. Our goal is to equip and encourage missions mobilizers and missions pastors for greater Kingdom impact. This podcast is a ministry of Gospel Mobilization. Visit us online at gospelmobilization.org

Faithality: "Where faith meets reality" As the slogan implies, this show deals with existential questions related to faith and the nature of reality. This podcast is also part of a three-fold experience (YouTube Video, Blog Article and Podcast). Here you will find additional information from the one found in the Faithality articles (www.faithality.com). Each podcast episode can be enjoyed with our without having any prior knowledge of the articles. However, it is recommended to read the articles first to have a more complete and cohesive experience.

Acompáñame en este espacio donde encontrarás meditaciones guiadas, pláticas para centrarte y abrir el corazón, herramientas que han salvado mi matrimonio, enseñanzas de mis maestros para una vida plena y en armonía, entrevistas con gente que inspira y mucho más!

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.

Conversations along the journey: ancestral medicines, ordinary magic, and the wisdom within us all. Hosted by Maura James McNamara.

Ultimate Performance Specialist, Sam McKeown talks how we are not promised the day through a Biblical lens. Topics from a World View around Faith, Facts, Fiction and Fun. Biblical based teaching on Leadership, Finances, Relationships, DISC and DEI.

Means of Grace, a podcast from the Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church, equips church leaders through expertise and examples. Twice a month, we feature local experts on a variety of topics from leadership to innovation and share examples of churches in our conference reaching their communities in news ways through mission engagement, Fresh Expressions and much more. John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, defined Means of Grace as the outward signs, words or actions that are the ordinary channels conveying God’s grace to the souls of people. So when we’re talking about leadership or discipleship or an outreach initiative, it’s about more than doing a program well, it’s a means of God’s grace to the world.

Sermons read from the Sermons from a Lifetime website resource. Sermons written by Pastor Kurt Grunewald, a Lutheran pastor, during his 40 years of ministry.