Sermons given during worship at Tree of Life Lutheran Church (ELCA) Conroe, Texas.

Golden light magician. Angry teenager. Warrior against dark side magicians armed with red magic laser beams, like the one on this front cover. James rejects magic until a new dark side threat rises. He learns new magical skills from a Yosemite Shaman. He struggles to control his hot temper which lands him in trouble with family and friends. Dangerous encounters truly test this teenager which could cure or kill him.

Weekly bible teaching from Forest Ridge Calvary Chapel in Round Rock, Texas.

As an independent Christian outreach we are committed first and foremost to the Lord Jesus Christ and the integrity of His Word. We also research, inform and warn about the dangers of cults, spiritual abuse and mystical/occult based spirituality.

Welcome to the weekly podcast of Pastor Jon Hasselbeck and Northgate Christian Community in Buffalo, New York. Northgate is a Christian community of all ages, mentoring students to change the world. For more information, visit us online at www.northgatebuffalo.com.

To give voice to issues of sex trafficking, the intersectionality of a culture of violence and to highlight individuals and organizations that are working to bring justice to the enslaved.

St Philip Neri Ecumenical is a small and special family of faith seeking to love and serve Jesus Christ through open minds, joyful hearts, and willing hands. These are the sermons of our pastor Dr. Rev. John Oliver. We are truly blessed by the teachings we receive each week and we pray you will be blessed by them as well.

Each Saturday, Catholic Forum brings you a news update from The Dialog, the official news source for the Diocese of Wilmington, and an interview segment of about 21 minutes in length. Catholic Forum is the longest-running Catholic talk show on radio, having begun in 1939 on a radio station in Wilmington, Delaware. It is now heard every Saturday afternoon at 1:30 on Relevant Radio 640 and is heard in the Philadelphia and South Jersey area as well as throughout the State of Delaware and Maryland's Eastern Shore. As soon as it finishes airing on the radio, a new program podcast debuts at 2:00 p.m. ET each Saturday afternoon. Catholic Forum is a production of the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington

FOUNDRYcast-changing your commute since 2015. Join us for stories of how #jesusisbigenough and messages from our worship services.

This podcast will help you get ready to face the inevitable unpleasant things that will happen in your life -- things like trouble, suffering, sickness, and death -- the death of people you love and your own death. Trouble, suffering, and death are common threads that run throughout all of humanity. They are inescapable. You will never meet a person who has not, is not, or will not experience these terrible things in life. Yet, we attempt to hide from these inevitabilities, to pretend they don’t exist or that they won’t happen to us. Our world is filled with news of people dying, children suffering, entire government systems and organizations enduring trouble and turmoil, but we tend to see these as things that only happen to "other people" and never to us. Trouble, suffering, and death come equally to all people, of all races, from every socio-economic status, of every religion, in every country of the world. It makes us all equal. This podcast will show you how to accept these realities of life, and not just cope, but face trouble, suffering, and death in your own life and in the world with confidence, courage, class, and most of all, with faith, hope, and charity.

Join Catholic Extension Society as we journey to meet vibrant and transformative communities of faith in the poorest regions of America. We find people who are rich in faith, culture and purpose amid the many struggles and challenges they face. We hope that listeners will walk away with a deeper appreciation of the beauty of the Catholic Church in our country. These communities are supported by Catholic Extension Society, an organization based in Chicago and founded in 1905. Our mission is to work in solidarity with people to build up vibrant and transformative Catholic faith communities among the poor in the poorest regions of America. Our work touches the lives of 15 million Catholics spanning 40 states and territories from Alaska to Puerto Rico.

Welcome to the weekly podcast from All Nations Church Central Ottawa. Our desire is that these messages will encourage you in your relationship with God. Learn more at allnations.church/centralottawa.