The Discovery of Maturity in the Song

The song began with an idealization of love but evolved into its mature understanding. The pivotal point was Angeline's discovery that real love demands more than "sweet embraces," bringing "heavy burdens" – sacrifices. The chorus captured this transition, with the young heart bowing to love's demands. The ending reflected Angeline's resilience, with the truth about love becoming her guide, showcasing a heart strengthened by accepting its challenges. The song thus celebrates the discovery that love matures through understanding its sacrifices.

My Sweet Angeline

Thank you for joining us for morning worship! Today, Bishop Alfred Jackson ministers to us from the topic "Growing in Spiritual Maturity."

Foval Scripture: Ephesians 4:14-15
Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:1-16

Growing In Spiritual Maturity

Power dynamics in relationships can significantly affect our emotions, wellbeing and quality of life. Power or control in relationships is often misused. This program describes the types of negative power plays we often experience in relationships and the root causes behind them.

Host: Kaysie Vokurka, Nutritionist & Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner
Guest: Jenifer Skues, Health Psychologist

The Power Base of Relationships - 240029

This week, Tom Parker invites us into the story of the Israelites in Exodus 17, where we see how God miraculously provides water from a rock in the desert. This narrative challenges us to examine our own reactions when faced with life's difficulties. Are we quick to complain and forget God's past faithfulness, or do we respond with trust and mature faith? The sermon encourages us to cultivate a 'holy memory' - remembering God's goodness in our lives, even amid challenging circumstances. It's a call to move beyond reactivity and develop emotional and spiritual maturity, recognizing that God's grace is abundant, even when we falter. As we reflect on our own 'thirsts' in life, we're reminded of Jesus' invitation to come to Him for living water, addressing both our physical and spiritual needs.

Exodus - An Introduction to God | Provider - Exodus 17:1-7 - Tom Parker

LYRICS: Consense may be nonsense

I understand, what you mean,
But I am mean,
I say what you pray, 
but hey

We cannot live in peace,
Dissonance is desease,
But deseases are here to cure
to learn, this is for sure
 
What will you talk, 
where to walk, 
when all same opinion, 
it’s like eating a full onion
Union no reunion,
No confusion just illusion,

An easy pledge, 
for less knowledge,
But for comfort with a price,
What a Surprise;
No one will be Wise.
 
Cause that taste is uni sono,
Like … you discuss it all a lono,
Ohh,  like your bubble , bubble, bubble,
Samething dubble, dubble, dubble
 Consense may be nonsense

[spoken words]
like your bubble that constantly, 
Wallows in Confirmity… 
yes, wants to confirm itself,
In a nutshell …. 
Well - feel well. 
Well, well … it’s a hell.
 
So in every nation,
Bring in tune communication,
But for pursuit of happyness,
Netherless , saying less
And then confess

Cause that statement is pro bono
Like …you discuss it all a lono,
Ohh,  like your bubble , bubble, bubble,
Samething dubble, dubble, dubble

Consense may be nonsense

[spoken words]
Especially when everyone has the same opinion, 
but it's not worked out but aligned. 
Watch out when it seems, 
everyone wear the same dress,
or when, out of convenience, 
no dialogue takes place at all.
 
Harmony does not make us free,
But to see, and to be serious,
And honestly to be curious,
Whats behind experience,
So confirmation to live together,
But discussion to become better.
 
And be not afraid if your opinion is minority, 
cause as long as we will be, t
his is a sign that we are still free.

Consense may be nonsense,

But consense may be gold,
When we learn, we unfold,
from young age until old. 
That what was told , 
is not always bold, 
n’or engraved, perhaps aged,
and …. good ideas will be saved,
From those brave couraged,
Who swim against the swarm,
Not afraid verbally to harm.



non-sense

Keeping My Bags Empty

In this short audio clip, Matt McCluskey discusses how to correct someone who you are discipling. 

How do you correct or challenge your disciple?

Finding My Groove [Experimental Electronic]

The moment when all the pieces fall into place. This experimental electronic journey captures the discovery of artistic voice and creative confidence - that magical instant when everything clicks and your unique sound emerges.

Blending electronic textures with experimental production techniques, this composition celebrates the process of musical self-discovery. Each layer represents a piece of the puzzle, building toward that satisfying moment of finding your artistic center.

This track reflects the ongoing adventure of digital music creation, embracing both the unexpected and the inevitable as creative identity takes shape. Sometimes finding your groove means letting the music guide you toward who you're meant to become as an artist.

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Finding My Groove [Experimental Electronic]

Let's Talk About Maturity

1 Simeon Peter, a servant and apostle of Jesus Christ, 

To those who have obtained a faith of equal standing with ours by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ: 

2 May grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord. 

2 Pe 1:1-3 An Introduction


Pastor Mike preaches on the necessary role of guides and fathers in the Christian life.

11th Sunday After Pentecost, Year A: Deuteronomy 18:15-18; I Corinthians 4:9-16; Luke 22:24-30


Guides & Fathers

In this song Zoey sings about evolving with her expectations of the perfect man for her.

I thought I knew what I wanted

“Not My Fault”…Blame, Justify, or take responsibility? Even if you didn’t do it, who is going to fix it, replace it, or take responsibility if you don’t? Could leadership simply mean taking responsibility and fixing it- regardless of who did it?
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“Not My Fault”…Blame, Justify or take responsibility

"On The Move A.D. 2025" brings back a track that, ten years ago was one of my favorite creations. Back then I was proud of it; now I hear it as a completely different piece. And that’s why I decided to re-record it. 

The motif remains, but everything else is different: tempo, structure, atmosphere, myself and my experiences. The same idea, the same track, transformed by time. And by me...

P.S. Grace, you are incredible. Thank you.

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https://lupusvox.com

On The Move A.D. 2025

Owen Hylton beautifully introduces our new series, The Gifts of the Spirit, offering a thoughtful and inspiring overview of their purpose. He explains that the gifts are intended to bring unity, maturity, and edification to the Church. Rather than being used for personal recognition, these gifts are to be exercised from God’s perspective — to build up the Church and foster unity among believers. Owen reminds us that spiritual gifts are not about showcasing individual ability, but about surrendering them to God so they can fulfil His purpose in advancing the Church.

The Purpose of Gifts

Maturity in Christ. Ps Richard Guy.06.July.25

Preached on November 2, 2025 from Hebrews 5:11-6:3. For more information about Columbia Christian Church, please visit our website: www.columbiachristian.org

John Davis – Christians in Neverland

￼ I already made this for fun if you like it you like it if you don’t, you don’t ￼

Thunder

Pick your Handsup

For a wealth of life changing information visit:  3abnaustralia.org.au/radio/listen 

3ABN (Three Angels Broadcasting Network) Australia Radio is the "Mending Broken People Network," broadcasting Christian content 24/7.

Weekly messages from Reach Church - Paramount 
Reach | Restore | Release

Eclectic * Ambient * Trip Hop * Hip Hop * Experimental  * Worldbeat

Musical Collage: Unexpected grooves emerging from the labyrinthine liminal spaces between inner complexity and outer pandemonium, stillness and motion, longings and reality.
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So who is How Granny Got Her Groove Back?

Just one “little old lady” playfully experimenting with a DAW.

A few months before my 60th birthday, I discovered that creativity has no expiration date when—with no prior experience creating music or using DAWs—I embarked on an exploratory digital music journey using GarageBand.

Little did I know that this entertaining quest would translate into a new roadmap for my life!

What began as simple curiosity quickly evolved into deep exploration of sonic landscapes through loops, samples, and layered sound design. 

My long-dormant creative fires were reignited…

How Granny Got Her Groove Back emerged as my artist name the moment i began sharing music with friends and family—a playful nod to reinvention and resilience, inspired by the film How Stella Got Her Groove Back.

Granny Grooves is the sound of that journey — lush, loop-based tracks that blend classical roots with modern digital expression.

Music has been my lifelong companion—a source of both inspiration and refuge—from school band and choir, to my decade as a dancer and years of playing piano, rhythm and melody have been essential to how I breathe and move in the world.

Now, blending my classical musical foundation with the tools of modern digital production, I embrace experimentation across diverse styles.

Each track is a new adventure, a balance of nostalgia and innovation grounded in life experience, yet always open to playful surprise—a testament to how artistry can deepen, evolve, and bloom at any stage of life.

Lupus Vox /ˈluː.pʊs vɔks/ — Synth-powered creature. Born in the '70s, analog heart beating in human skin. 

Habitat: neon-lit soundscapes, the space between reflection and dance.

Behavior: oscillates between melancholy and celebration, irony and sincerity. Often found howling at the absurdity of existence, occasionally whispering truths. A living entity, navigating the digital world with a wink and a smirk.

Warning: May dance, may brood, sometimes likes to swear or damage some manuscripts.

Casa View Baptist is located in Garland, TX. We're a multi-generational, multi-ethnic congregation who seeks to love God, build relationships, change the world.

Come and visit us on Sunday mornings, 10:30am - 12pm at Clapham Park Centre, Kingswood Rd, London SW2 4JP

We are a passionate and dynamic Bible based community of believers, who love God, the church and the community around us. Our vision is to reach and serve Brixton and the wider South London community.

One of my biggest passions is music.  I love most genres, but my favs are R&B and Hip Hop.  Also Check out my merch down below.

Max Yoshio, (maxyoshiocomposer@gmail.com)

Max Yoshio is the composer behind NORA, 3020 — an ongoing archaeological music project that documents real and projected events from the year 2000 onward. Each release is presented as a recovered audio artifact from the 20st century

The weekly sermons from Rev. Mike Landsman, pastor at Zion's Stone UCC in Northampton, PA.

At Midtown Presbyterian Church, we value honest questions and genuine community, working alongside one another as we discover more about what it means to follow Jesus in the modern world, and in Phoenix. You are welcome here.
Listen to our teachings in this podcast to follow us, and be sure to join us Sunday mornings; visit thespringmidtown.org to learn more.

Sermons from Columbia Christian Church in Columbia, KY

From the shores of the Dominican Republic to the savannas of Africa — we are a church committed to fulfilling the mandate to go into all the world "baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son, and the Holy Spirit" (Matt. 28:19, NAS). We are headquartered in York, S.C., under the leadership of Bishop Alfred Jackson.

If you would like to donate to our ministry, please visit:
https://www.topraise.us/give

Thank you for your consideration and please enjoy the messages.

New tracks tagged #Maturity