Help for Parenting Teenagers

The official readings and musings of Laurel Anne Hill (author and former underground storage tank operator), as recorded in her wonderfully-cluttered bedroom closet. Visit her website at http://www.laurelannehill.com.

I'm a father in my fifties with a beautiful 15 year old daughter. I'm a returned Catholic, my daughter is a baptised Catholic, and I'm married to a wonderful woman who is, well, not a Catholic, nor did she have a religious upbringing. This presents some challenges! This is my life as a father, a Catholic and an air traffic controller.

A podcast presentation from the speaking ministry of Earl Creps, Pastor of 360church in Berkeley, CA.

Weekly sermons from St. John's Anglican Church in Franklin, Tennessee.

Thelema, Aleister Crowley, Ordo Templi Orientis, Magick, Mysticism. Music, and more.

We hope you enjoy the latest podcast from @pursueGOD. Our passion is helping people pursueGOD one step at a time. We post our podcasts, interviews and sermons here.

Sunday sermons, readings, and reflections at Unity Church-Unitarian in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Scripture Studies brought to you by the St. Irenaeus Center.

A podcast that covers hermeticism, occultism past and present, other spiritual concerns, and the paranormal.

The Podcast of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, where we talk about everything under the sun with a Chestertonian perspective, as well as the writings and legacy of G.K. Chesterton himself. The podcast is hosted by Grettelyn Darkey and Joe Grabowski. Want to give us feedback? Email podcast@chesterton.org.

Nathan Shattuck is a Christian Counselor and Spiritual Director with Soul Care Christian Counseling (www.soulcare.net). The 'Impersonating Ourselves' talks discuss the emotional and spiritual formation process of how God invites us to uncover and repent of the False Self we have been living in, acknowledge and live in the tension of our Real Self, and seek to ultimately live increasingly out of our True Self in Christ. Perhaps you've caught glimpses of what it means to be impersonating yourself: pretending to be who you think others are more likely to accept or pretending that you already are who you wish you were or even who you should be...at home, at work, even with your spouse or your friends. What if it was truly possible for you to simply be who you really are? What rest and strength might be available if you could stop the exhausting life of being a poser or an impostor, of pretending? And what would it do in your life, and in the lives of those around you, if you began to taste the freedom of living honestly and free? These talks by Nathan Shattuck can be a catalyst and a companion for that journey to freedom.