LYRICS

Oui
J'étais jeune et j'avais pas cet âge
J'étais jeune pas tellement sage
Je reviens vers toi
Toi qui m'as soutenu depuis mon jeune âge
Pardonne-moi
J'ai plus le temps ni l'âge

Je pense à toi
Tu t'inquiètes pour moi
Oui,  je le sais
 t'a pas besoin de le faire
Juste viens avec moi

Oui
J'étais jeune et j'avais pas cet âge
J'étais jeune pas tellement sage
Je reviens vers toi
Toi qui m'as soutenu depuis mon jeune âge
Pardonne-moi
J'ai plus le temps ni l'âge

Les souvenirs
Ils sont éternels
On se l'est dit
Le nombre de fois qu'on s'est fait la belle
Oh
Mon coeur,
Les fous rires
Ça
Je les oublie jamais

Oui
J'étais jeune et j'avais pas cet âge
J'étais jeune pas tellement sage
Je reviens vers toi
Toi qui m'as soutenu depuis mon jeune âge
Pardonne-moi
J'ai plus le temps ni l'âge

Pardon

Catéchèse du P. Mathieu - 2025-07-04 Charité, joie et paix pour l'été

A lonely woman seeks reconciliation with her family.
Female vocalist on piano with drum accompaniment.

This is intended to be used as a soundtrack for TV series. 
Recorded at US TV standard of -24 LUFS.

Please Make It Easy

Join us for Episode 4191 of Day1 with the Rev. Robb Webb, director of the Rural Church Division of The Duke Endowment in Charlotte, NC. In his sermon, “Truth Shared in Song,” based on Colossians 1:15-28, Rev. Webb explores the power of hymns to shape belief and reveal divine truth. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Colossians, he highlights how singing together opens our hearts to the fullness of Christ. A timely message for the 6th Sunday after Pentecost. Tune in for this rich, resonant word of hope and renewal.


Truth Shared in Song - Episode 4191 | Rev. Robb Webb | Colossians 1:15-28 | July 20, 2025

In this July 20, 2025 sermon exploring Luke 10:38-42 and Colossians 1:15-28, we examine the familiar story of Mary and Martha through the lens of Christ's reconciling presence. The sermon unpacks how Mary's radical choice to sit at Jesus' feet connects with Paul's cosmic vision of Christ as "the firstborn of all creation." Through three movements - Martha's dilemma, Mary's unconventional response, and Jesus' affirmation of "the better part" - we discover how choosing relationship with Christ over anxious activity transforms both individual discipleship and community life. This message speaks to our modern struggles between doing and being, challenging us to center our lives on the One who reconciles all things and offers what cannot be taken away.

Choosing the Good Part

Paper Title:
Rebuilding the Fourth Estate: Towards Media Freedom and Reform in Syria

Date:
22 July 2025

Publisher: 
LUGARIT

Authors: 
Zedoun Alzoubi (AR) + Nihad Alamiri (EN)

Summary:
Syria’s transition offers a rare opportunity to build an independent, inclusive media sector. Through legal reform and institutional cooperation, media can become a driver of social cohesion, reconciliation, and transitional justice—foundations for peace, democracy, and a shared national narrative.

Link:
https://link.lugarit.com/FL01

Photo: 
Journalists at a protest in Idlib hold cameras and a placard declaring “The camera is the enemy of tyrants,” symbolizing the power of media in confronting oppression.  Idlib, Syria. 16 May 2020. Photo © Ahmed Akacha – via Pexels.


Rebuilding the Fourth Estate: Towards Media Freedom and Reform in Syria

العنوان 
الإعلام السوري في المرحلة الانتقالية: نحو بيئة شاملة واستقلالية مستدامة؟

تاريخ النشر
٢٢ تموز ٢٠٢٥

الناشر 
لوغاريت 

المؤلف
زيدون الزعبي 

الخلاصة
تمنح المرحلة الانتقالية في سوريا فرصة نادرة لبناء قطاع إعلامي مستقل وتشميلي. ومن خلال الإصلاح القانوني والتعاون المؤسساتي، يمكن للإعلام أن يصبح محركًا للتماسك الاجتماعي والمصالحة والعدالة الانتقالية، وهي ركائز أساسية للسلام والديمقراطية.

الرابط 
https://link.lugarit.com/FL01


الصورة
صحفيون في مظاهرة بمدينة إدلب يحملون كاميرات ولافة كتب عليها "الكاميرا هي عدو المستبدين"، في مشهد يجسد قوة الإعلام في مواجهة القمع. إدلب، سوريا. 16 أيار 2020. صورة © أحمد عكاشة – عبر بكسل


الإعلام السوري في المرحلة الانتقالية: نحو بيئة شاملة واستقلالية مستدامة؟

2025-07-27 Sermon for Trinity VI
Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Madison, Ohio
Rev. S. Berndt
"St. Anger" Matthew 5:20-26
Exodus 20:1-17 The Ten Commandments
Romans 6:3-11 Dead to Sin; Alive to God
Matthew 5:20-26 Anger

St. Anger Sermon for Trinity VI 2025-07-27

There can be healing in a relationship after a hurt

The Foundation of Reconciliation - Genesis 42:8-20

7/27/25. The Good That is Ours to Do -- The Good of Reconciliation (Pr. Harry)

The age of political illusions is over. Behind the endless left vs. right battles lies a system built to keep us divided, distracted, and powerless. In this episode of NovaFuture Voices, we take a hard look at how polarization fuels inequality, exploitation, and social decay — and why it’s time to break the cycle.

From media manipulation to manufactured outrage, we explore the real cost of political division and share a vision for reconciliation, unity, and a future where people come first.

🎙 NovaFuture Voices brings bold ideas, real conversations, and a vision for a better future.
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Wake up, Grow up, Make peace

This week, Clint Leavitt returns from paternity leave, bringing with him fascinating observations about the fifth commandment, 'Honor your father and mother.' He invites us to dive deep into the heart of family relationships and their profound impact on our spiritual lives. The message challenges us to see honor not as a mere greeting card sentiment, but as a transformative force that shapes individuals and entire societies. We're reminded that honoring our parents isn't just about obedience, but about recognizing their inherent value and allowing that recognition to guide our actions. This commandment, found in Exodus 20:12, is presented as a pathway to personal and societal flourishing. The parallels drawn between our earthly parents and our Heavenly Father are particularly striking, encouraging us to view our family relationships as a reflection of God's covenant love. As we grapple with the complexities of honoring imperfect parents, we're called to a higher understanding of grace, forgiveness, and the unconditional love that can heal even the deepest wounds.

The movie clip is from *The Hateful Eight* (2015), directed by Quentin Tarantino. Distributed by The Weinstein Company.

The Ten Commandments | Honor Your Father and Mother - Exodus 20:1-2, 12 - Clint Leavitt

This week we dive into the implications of the sixth commandment, 'You shall not murder.' Far from being a simple prohibition, this commandment reveals a profound principle: every human life is sacred. We're challenged to see beyond mere behavior modification and embrace a transformative journey of the heart. The story of Samson serves as a cautionary tale, illustrating how unchecked anger can lead to destructive consequences. Jesus' teachings in Matthew 5 further illuminate this, showing us that anger, left unchecked, can be as damaging as murder itself. We're called to examine our hearts, interrupt cycles of anger, and actively pursue reconciliation. This message invites us to view every human interaction as laced with eternal significance, treating each person we encounter as bearing the image of God. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to cultivate a posture of humility and actively seek to transform enemies into friends, mirroring Christ's example of absorbing violence and returning love.

The Ten Commandments | Do Not Murder - Exodus 20:1-2, 13 - Clint Leavitt

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An Interlude with Time is a cinematic, classical instrumental — sober yet beautiful, filled with reflection, regret, longing, and the hope of reconciliation. It carries the weight of memories while gently moving forward into acceptance. This piece is still evolving — an additional melody and vocal line will join it — but it will definitely appear on a future album.

In The Shadows of Darkness "They arrived when our faith was fading."

An Interlude with Time

Heureux de Marcher avec Jésus (7)  "être appelé fils de Dieu"  31/08/2025  J.S

In August 2024, unrest swept across the UK after the tragic killings in Southport, fuelled by online misinformation and weaponised fears about migration. In Bristol, the tension erupted in Castle Park and outside the Mercure Hotel, where asylum seekers were housed. The police presence was thin. The danger was real. And yet, what happened next was extraordinary, ordinary Bristolians put their bodies on the line to defend their neighbours.

We Don’t Do That Here is a one-hour audio documentary from Bristol's community radio stations - BCfm and Ujima, weaving together multiple in-depth interviews with those who lived it: refugees inside the hotel with their children, activists and local residents on the streets, police officers, youth workers, charity leaders, journalists, and community broadcasters. Their voices reveal the fear of that week, the courage of those who stood in solidarity, and the deep divisions that surfaced under pressure.

The programme also investigates the powerful role of media and misinformation, such as how a single false claim spiralled into riots, how national outlets inflamed stereotypes, and how community radio and grassroots networks became lifelines of truth. Listeners hear not just about what happened, but why, and what it tells us about Britain in an age of polarisation.

Above all, this is a story of resilience. From smiles through hotel windows to grandmothers holding banners, from grassroots charities to city-wide counter-protests, Bristol’s communities demonstrated that hate would not go unchallenged. This documentary asks: what does it take to keep a city safe, welcoming, and united, and what can the rest of the country learn?

A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS

Contributors:
Muneera Pilgrim – Creative and Broadcaster
Roger Ball – Academic Researcher
Anonymous – Afghan Asylum Seeker
Jim (Not real name) - Bristol Anti-Fascists
Serena Sergeant – Avon & Somserset Police
Desmond Brown – Growing Futures CIC
Olivia Lamont Bishop – Borderlands Bristol
Maya Mate-Kole – Mwanzo Project

Producers: Marcus Smith & Miranda Rae
Sound Design: George Colwey
Photo Credit: Simon Holliday
Funding: Bristol City Council

We Don't Do That Here

"this was written at a time that i was trying to save my marriage, save my husband from himself and reaching out to God for help...falling to my knees, asking for his hand and knowing that i so wanted to make this marriage work, i wanted to be husband and wife...no matter what it took." ~ SheRocks

“Our Love” is a tender, soul-stirring ballad born from a moment of profound vulnerability. Written on August 14, 2010, at a time when the artist was fighting to save her marriage and her husband from himself—this song is a heartfelt plea to God, kneeling in prayer, and a testament to the power of unwavering love and devotion.

With lyrics like “Even though you almost destroyed it, I still have a heart, I still want to love…”, the song captures the complex beauty of reconciliation, hope, and emotional resilience.

If you're seeking the kind of music that echoes your own journey—whether it’s about holding onto love, surrendering in faith, or fighting for what matters—this track holds space for your story.

~~~ Our Love ~~~

Even though you almost destroyed it
I still have a heart
I still want to love
I still want to begin
I still think of

Never wanting to be apart
Holding hands
Somehow I can't forget it
How a spark can start
The beating
The life
Of my heart

I know you can hear me
I need your love today
On my knees
Hear me as I pray

It's not simple
It's not easy to explain
It's like trying to catch rain
The feeling when I hear your name
Funny, all you ever had to do was ask
And I would of done anything

I still have a heart
I still want to love
I still want to begin
A friendship for life
I still want to be husband
And wife

I know I can't do this by myself
I know I need to hold your hand
I know you can hear me
I need your love today
On my knees
Hear me as I pray

It's not simple
It's not easy to explain
It's like trying to catch rain
The feeling when I hear your name
Funny, all you ever had to do was ask
And I would of done anything

I still have a heart
I still want to love
I still want to begin
A friendship for life
I still want to be husband
And wife

I know I can't do this by myself
I know I need to hold your hand
I know you can hear me
I need your love today
On my knees
Hear me as I pray

Even though you almost destroyed it
I still have a heart
I still want to love
I still want to begin
I still think of​

Our Love

Daily Devotions with Pastor John David Mull of Shepherd of The Valley on the three-year Lectionary Readings. Lectionary C, 14th Sunday After Pentecost.

Luke 15:1-10

Daily Devotions and Weekly Messages from God's Word with John David Mull - Christ-follower, husband, and father.  Pastor of Shepherd of the Valley Church in West Des Moines, IA.

LUGARIT is a small think tank active in international development.

Day1 has been a trusted voice of hope and inspiration in the mainline Protestant tradition for 80 years. Founded in 1945 as a pioneering radio ministry known as "The Protestant Hour," Day1 has evolved into a multimedia platform that uplifts and connects faith and life. Through powerful sermons and engaging conversations with some of the nation’s most gifted preachers, we proclaim God’s love and grace across the airwaves, podcasts, and online platforms. Join us in continuing this legacy of sharing messages that inspire and transform lives around the world.

Just a girl who has written many lyrics of love and heartache throughout the years, with a dream of hearing them as a song.

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About

I’m Dean R. Chandler — a London based songwriter, recording artist, and storyteller. My music is rooted in a lifelong search for meaning, weaving together themes of love, loss, faith, alien contact, and humanity’s future.

My upcoming double concept album Human Odyssey (set for release in January 2027) is the culmination of decades of writing and reflection. It’s a narrative journey that begins with a search for God and ends with an encounter with extraterrestrial intelligence — exploring not only what it means to be human, but also where we might be heading as a species. Musically, it draws inspiration from the epic storytelling of Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds, the synth-driven edge of Gary Numan, and the emotional depth of artists like Tori Amos and Chris de Burgh.

I previously released Time Machine – Reflecting Shattered Dreams (2014) and continue to revisit my archive of songs written across 35 years, reimagining them with today’s tools and sounds. Some pieces remain intimate and acoustic, while others expand into dark rock, industrial, or orchestral landscapes — but all are connected by a focus on emotional honesty and cinematic storytelling.

Beyond music, I’m fascinated by the intersection of creativity and technology. I’ve been experimenting with AI-driven composition and production to bring old demos to life and to spark entirely new works. For me, these tools are not replacements for human artistry but extensions of it — ways of unlocking stories and emotions that otherwise might have remained hidden.

At its heart, my work is about connection: to the past, to the future, and to the unseen mysteries of existence. Music, for me, isn’t just entertainment — it’s a chronicle of transformation, a conversation between spirit, science, and sound.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dean-r-chandler-b19715382/
www.deanrchandler.co.uk

Community Radio for Bristol.

BCfm promotes community cohesion and well-being by providing an engaging and challenging audio experience. We use a mix of talk and music shows to inform, educate and entertain.

There are 60+ weekly shows broadcasting 24 hours a day in different languages, including Polish, Somali, Arabic and Spanish.

#LoveBristol #LoveBCfm

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.

Radio Maria est née en Italie dans les années 1980. Elle s'est rapidement développée en Europe et dans le monde pour atteindre 83 pays en 2024. En France depuis 1998,  sa mission est de diffuser l'Evangile en harmonie avec la doctrine et les indications pastorales fournies par l'Eglise catholique, dans la fidélité au Saint Père, et en utilisant toutes les possibilités que peut offrir un moyen de diffusion radiophonique. Radio Maria est une radio catholique, mariale, d'évangélisation.

I am a Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Pastor serving Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Madison, Ohio & Grace Lutheran Church in Thompson, Ohio.

Rev. Dr. Charissa Howe brings vibrant energy and deep theological insight to her preaching ministry. A Presbyterian pastor of a vibrant Pittsburgh congregation and the former Director of Chaplaincy at an urban county jail, she weaves together academic wisdom with real-world pastoral experience. Her engaging style combines thoughtful biblical interpretation with practical applications for daily life. Drawing from her diverse background in both institutional and congregational ministry, she offers fresh perspectives that challenge and inspire listeners to deeper faith and action.

This page only contains archives of old episodes. Please refer to your favorite podcasting platform or https://open.spotify.com/show/7qss2YJ25d3ID0jRItlKMu for new recordings.

New tracks tagged #Reconciliation