"You Turned Away Before" is a moving gospel anthem of grace, restoration, and relentless love. With soul-rich vocals and heartfelt lyrics, this track speaks to anyone who’s ever strayed, doubted, or felt unworthy. It reminds us that even when we walk away, God never stops calling us back.

This is more than a song — it’s a message to the lost son, the heartbroken daughter, and the weary soul. No matter how far you've gone, His arms are still open. You may have turned away before... but He’s still calling.
Come home.

You Turned Away Before

We start a new sermon series called, "Everyday Prophets", where we study the minor prophets and how their message applies and changes lives today. 

Everyday Prophets | Introduction

Speaking clearly is a gift from Heaven that few have and many desire. This is more desirable in the world of Torah, where one who has acquired wisdom suffers from not being able to share it.

Rebbe Elimelech of Lizhensk gives us another powerful tool of how to overcome this test to the point where people will never even imagine that speech was ever a problem. This was the case with HaRav HaGaon Rabbi Meir Mazuz zt’l who few know had a chronic stutter to the point of being incapable of even giving over an idea. 

While not everyone desires to become a world renown speaker, everyone would love to have the ability to communicate clearly, even if its simply what they want their spouse or kids to do. 

Tune in for what could be a life changing lesson filled with incites that can be used by everyone who pays attention and is desires the solution to a daily problem. Learn, Share, Enjoy and be Holy.

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Overcoming Speech Impediment & Glossophobia | Torat HaChassidut (26)

If you hear an invitation to believe the gospel, then it's not too late to turn to Jesus for salvation. That's what Peter explained in Acts 2:14-41 at Pentecost. Jesus isn't spiteful toward sinners, not the rebellious, the stubborn, the proud, even his own killers. If you have turned your life, marriage, career, or parenting to ashes, it's still not too late to turn to Jesus. Peter's listeners killed Jesus, but he arose and offered them eternal life if they would repent and follow him. Jesus fulfilled Scripture, left his tomb empty, and changed the lives of those who believe in him. Hearts may be granite, but the gospel of Jesus Christ is diamond. It's time to follow him!

Jesus Wins His Killers (Acts 2:14-41) 6-8-25-JeremiahKinney

This song is an older song I released a couple of years ago to show love to my brothers in the Chi Town to let you know that I love you and support you. From Memphis to Chi Town, it's Yahu-Sha Town.

Artwork by @RaeShantael

Yahu-Sha Town

BEHALOTECHA: Who Is Not A Jew | STUMP THE RABBI (234)

This morning we continue our sermon series on 2 Corinthians
Text: 2 Corinthians 7
Speaker: Pastor Todd Bolton

Pain Relief

On the day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descended with power and clarity, uniting a diverse crowd through the proclamation of God’s Word in many languages. In this sermon from Acts 2, we hear Peter's bold declaration of Jesus’ resurrection and lordship, calling his hearers—and us—to repentance and faith. What began as confusion at the Tower of Babel is reversed as God uses many languages not to divide, but to gather His people around the truth of Christ crucified and risen.

Pastor Engfehr reflects on the enduring relevance of Peter’s message, drawing connections between the corruption of that generation and the brokenness we see in our world today. Yet, in the midst of sin, God’s Word breaks through with the promise of forgiveness and new life. Through powerful stories of modern missions—from rural Guatemala to urban Ghana—we’re reminded that the Spirit is still at work, transforming hearts and communities through the good news of Jesus.

As we reflect on Pentecost, we’re reminded of our own calling. Just as the apostles were sent out, we too are called to be Christ’s witnesses—whether across the globe or right here in our neighborhoods. In Glen Carbon, in Southern Illinois, and to the ends of the earth, the message remains the same: Jesus is Lord and Christ, and through Him, we are made new.

Testify to the Truth — The Holy Trinity, June 15, 2025: https://saintjamesglencarbon.org/2025-the-holy-trinity

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Romans 5:8–11
Psalm 8
Proverbs 8:1–4, 22–31
Acts 2:14a, 22–36
John 8:48–59

Songs and Hymns:
    - You Shine: Brian Doerksen, © 2001 Integrity's Hosanna! Music, used with permission: CCLI license #20286740.
    - God, Whose Almighty Word: Text: John Marriott, 1780–1825. Tune: Felice de Giardini, 1716–96. Text and tune: Public domain.
    - Across The Lands: Keith Getty, Stuart Townend; © 2002 Thankyou Music Ltd; Used with permission: CCLI license #20286740.
    - Holy, Holy, Holy: Text by Reginald Heber; tune by John B. Dykes; text and tune are public domain.
    - How Deep The Father's Love For Us: Stuart Townend, © 1995 Thankyou Music; Used with permission: CCLI license #20286740.
    - What Is This Bread: Text: Frederic W. Baue. Tune: Jean Neuhauser Baue. Text and tune: © 1991 Fred and Jean Baue, used with permission, LSB Hymn License no. 110001220.
    - Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory (Battle Hymn): Text: Julia Ward Howe; Tune: William Steffe; Text and Tune: Public domain.

Liturgies:
    - Gloria in Excelsis: Text: Stephen P. Starke
    - Sanctus: Text: Stephen P. Starke
    - Agnus Dei: Text: Stephen P. Starke

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Testify to the Truth - Jun 15 - The Holy Trinity

The story of Moses confronting Pharaoh isn't just ancient history - it's a mirror reflecting our own struggles with pride and hardheartedness. We see how God's invitations to change are met with resistance, not just by Pharaoh, but often in our own lives. The plagues aren't random acts of vengeance, but carefully orchestrated 'de-creation' events, showing the consequences of rejecting God's order. This narrative invites us to examine where we might be refusing God's call to center Him in our lives. Are we, like Pharaoh, hardening our hearts? The message reminds us that God's commands aren't arbitrary rules, but wisdom woven into the fabric of reality. When we reject them, we invite collapse into our lives. Yet, even in judgment, God's ultimate goal is salvation - for the oppressed and, remarkably, even for the oppressors. This story challenges us to see beyond our limited perspectives and recognize a God who is both just and merciful, inviting us into a life of true freedom and flourishing.

Exodus - An Introduction to God | Victor - Exodus 5:1-9; 7:14-18; 10:21-28 - Clint Leavitt

One of the greatest pleasures a person can feel is after doing teshuva, yet some lose that great feeling at some point and even go back to the past looking for answers. Rebbi Elimelech of Lezhenzk takes on the last part of the 40 days teshuva journey into the most difficult part--diligence. 

At first it may seem like it only has to do with Torah study, but we quickly realize its actually connected to everything. Prime example is what we see today-- a time where its hard to find anyone who’s not discussing the war in Israel, yet its even harder to find anyone who’s taking action. Many complain about the secular, zionist, fake religious people that cause so many problems for Am Yisrael, but few ask themselves the question of "what am I doing about it?" 

This is all connected and today we’ll learn how. Learn, Share, Enjoy and Do TeShuva.

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Iran’s missile attack has left thousands homeless. Entire cities in Israel are shut down. While the news shows calm, the reality is devastating. Team BeEzrat HaShem, led by Rabbi Yaron Reuven & Rav Efraim Kachlon, is on the ground helping Jewish victims and soldiers in need of food, shelter, and Tzitzit. 

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Religious With Secular Mind | Torat HaChassidut (27)

The Paper Chicken: A Story of Renewal
(As retold by Rabbi Or Rose)

A young Hasid once visited his beloved master, Rabbi Elimelkh of Lizensk,
during the Ten Days of Repentance (Aseret Yemei Teshuval). The Hasid came to
his rebbe with a specific request:

"Great Master, as a devoted member of the holy community of Lizensk, I have
been blessed to witness you pray the three daily services, recite the blessing over
wine on Shabbat, and light the Hanukkah candles. In fact, I have been fortunate
enough to observe you perform many of God's sacred commands. Anong the few
mitzvoth I have not yet seen you perform is the ritual of Kapparol. Would it be
possible for me to do so this year?"

Reb Elimelekh replied, "While I am honored by your request, I must admit that
my performance of this particular command is rather ordinary. Like others, I take
a chicken in hand and swing it over my head. While doing so, I say the
appropriate words of absolution. When I conclude the ritual, I give the animal to
the hungry in our community for their final meal before Yom Kippur. If you want
to see someone perform the ritual of Kapparot in a special manner, go to Moshe
the innkeeper."

And so, on the night before Yom Kippur, the young Hasid made his way to
Moshe's inn, where he ate dinner and stayed the night. Early the next morning,
Moshe and his wife awoke early to perform the mitzvah of Kapparot; the young
Hasid looked on with great anticipation.

The ritual began with Moshe sitting in a wooden chair before the small fireplace in
his living room. After positioning himself comfortably in the chair, he asked his
wife to bring him the "Two books of repentance." Moshe's wife dutifully brought
her husband two tattered books from his study.

Moshe opened the first book, carefully read its contents, and began to weep. The
young Hasid listened intently as Moshe read a list of (rather minor) sins the
innkeeper had committed against God the previous year. After completing this
reading, Moshe took the book, swung it over his head, and threw it into the fire.

The innkeeper took a deep breath and then opened the second book and repeated
the ritual. This time, however, he read a somewhat longer list of sins that God had
committed against the Jewish people the previous year. After completing his
recitation, Moshe swung the book over his head and threw it into the fire.

The innkeeper was then ready for Yom Kippur.

Episode 69: From Sinai to Bethlehem - A Paper Chicken

We are Clay

On today's reaired episode, Johnnette Williams reflects on the unique purpose God has for each person, emphasizing that we are created and called. Through Scripture, she explores God’s deep, personal love and His power to heal and restore the broken or spiritually dry areas of our lives. She encourages listeners to embrace repentance, grow in holiness, and live with trust and courage.

Women of Grace Radio - 2025-06-20 - Our Unique Purpose

There are two important truths that we must understand about God’s judgment in the end times: Firstly, everyone will be informed and warned. No one can claim they did not know. Secondly, there will come a time when it will be too late to repent. There are three stories from the Old Testament that are ‘Images of The End’ and illustrate these two truths. Today’s lesson will explore the special relevance of these stories for the final generations living before Christ returns.

Hosted by: Rod Butler
Guests: Lazio Crescentini & Lena Yoon

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Jesus gets our attention. In Acts 3, Jesus gathered attention through Peter and the healing of a lame man. How did he get your attention? He gathers attention in order to confront our sin with mercy. How does he use our lives to gather attention to his good news?

Jesus says Look at Me (Acts 3) 6-22-25-JeremiahKinney

Sunday 22nd June 2025
Study 15 - Love him or hate him
1 Samuel 18:1-19:24
Khumbulani Sibanda Preaching

Study 15 - Love him or hate him - 1 Samuel 18:1-19:24 (Khumbulani Sibanda Preaching)

Torah Studies 5785
Class 31: Parshat Korach
Love Every Jew, No Exceptions
Why Even the Wicked Deserve Our Love
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Is there ever an exception to the mitzvah of loving your fellow Jew? This class explores Moses’s remarkable love for Dathan and Abiram—his lifelong adversaries—and what it teaches about seeing beyond faults to the hidden goodness in every Jew.

Torah Studies 5785 - 31 - Korach: Love Every Jew, No Exceptions | Rabbi Ari Sollish

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Connecting Scripture and Life podcast explores the way God speaks in different times and places with the same wisdom that lead to a happy life. Scripture teaches us how to live. Through conversations with people who love, teach, and live it we will explore our own lives in the pages of the sacred.

Connecting Scripture and Life is a ministry of the Catholic Bible Institute, Office of Religious Education, Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

Praying With The Eyes is a ministry of Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs which combines the beauty of God's Word with the beauty of his creation.

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Enjoy these sermons delivered at Willoughby Bible Church, whose mission is to help people become authentic followers of Christ.

Born in Netanya, Israel, Rabbi Yaron Reuven began his American Dream as a little boy, when his family immigrated to the United States. He went from a newspaper boy at the age of 10, to a well known self made Wall Street multimillionaire by the age of 23. During his time in Wall Street he owned his own private brokerage firm, as well as a hedge fund and international insurance agency. He was also featured on CNBC, Bloomberg and Chinese NDTV due to his success in the financial industry.

 

At age 26 he faced a 7-year battle for his life when a simple surgery went wrong. From that moment his life would never be the same. This moment marked the start of a series of miraculous events and an exciting pursuit of truth, ultimately resulting in Rabbi Reuven renouncing his lofty position and success in Wall Street, after 16 years, to become a full time kiruv rabbi. His Teshuva story is sure to catch the heart of every listener. Watch his inspirational movie HaShem Took Back His Millions 

Rabbi Reuven’s shiurim are in English and Hebrew. His classes are focused on spreading the truth and divinity of the Torah through scientific proofs, Mussar, and many other methods to reach each individual listener.

 

Rabbi Reuven is the leading educator on the topic of wasting seed in the English language with over 40 hrs of content published online. Rabbi Yaron Reuven is a proud member of the Igud HaRabbonim (The Rabbinical Alliance of America), a national rabbinic organization founded in 1942. Today, our 900+ members are congregational leaders, religious teachers, chaplains, heads of Jewish organizations and communal leaders united in their commitment to traditional Orthodox Judaism.

We exist to see people come to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. The church is so much more than a building. It is a body of believers called by our Lord Jesus Christ to share the Gospel with those who do not yet know who Jesus is. As the church, we gather together regularly through Sunday Morning Worship, activities, groups, and much more.

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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.

St. James Lutheran Church was established in 1982. We are a church rooted on Grace Alone, Faith Alone, and Scripture Alone. And we are a body of sinners and saints focused on spreading the Good News in the Greater Glen Carbon community.

St. James is located in Glen Carbon, IL at 146 North Main Street. We are located across from Glen Carbon Village Hall and right next to Schon Park.

Remedy City Church exists to take the remedy of Jesus Christ to the needs of Muncie, Indiana, and beyond. We are called to care about our church community (to help one another move from where we are to where God wants us to be), about our communication of Christ (to tell good news to church and city, Christian or not), and about our city (to show how God’s forgiveness radically changes a person from the inside out).

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