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Frank Julian(husband, father, grandfather )has been a pastor for nearly 40 years and a RN for the same. He’s a full length feature film producer, board member/chaplain of World Medical Relief ,an author and is an AIDS activist /president and founder of FAWN:fighting aids with nutrition.

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Live and Grow in Faith

Whether you are standing for a marriage to be restored or living with your spouse, it is essential never to stop asking God to change you as an individual and as a couple so you can be more like Jesus in every season. 

One way to change is to stop believing the lies of marriage myths. Some of these myths may have even played a role in the breakdown of your marriage. We’ve all likely heard comments like “happy couples do everything together” or “children should come first.” While many believe these examples to be sound relationship advice, these myths actually do more harm than good. 

Our guest, Julie Baumgardner shares common marriage myths and how to debunk 



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Ep 192 Debunking Marriage Myths with Julie Baumgardner from WinShape Marriage

This sermon was preached by Jess Wilcock at the Reddish site of Christ Church Manchester on Sunday 20th October 2024, from Matthew 22:15-22.

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Render Unto Caesar (by Jess Wilcock)

Dave Brisbin 10.20.24
Ever try to give someone a compliment who couldn’t accept it? 

I like your shirt. Oh this? I got it on the clearance rack. Good job! I could have done better, just got lucky. Or next level: It wasn’t me; it was the Lord. All glory goes to God. Maybe we feel unworthy…or think we’re being humble or more spiritual by deflecting praise. But in trying to be humble, we humiliate ourselves with deprecation and the giver by essentially saying we know better. True humility doesn’t reduce us or others to lower levels. It simply recognizes what is.

Humble people see themselves as they are. No more or less. Their relationships with others as they are—perfectly level. Their relationship with God—dependent, vulnerable, yet loved and accepted at the same time. But to be humble is to step outside your egoic mind that is always fighting to make you more or less than you are: defensive, fear-based positions, the ego’s will to survive. To be fearlessly humble—or gratefully realistic—is to have become entirely ready to see self and life from God’s, love-based position, where all is one and connected.

Our defects of character express our deepest fears of aloneness and inadequacy driving thought and behavior patterns that harm relationships and further isolate us, reinforcing fear. To humbly ask God to remove our defects is the culmination of having become aware of our deepest fears and how they drive our destructive behavior; to have admitted them to another person and experienced continued acceptance and love; and to have become entirely ready to see ourselves from God’s point of view.

To ask, in the Aramaic of Jesus’ language, is an expression of deepest longing and desire for change. A desire accompanied by the will to act now as if that change had already occurred—faith. To humbly ask is to cradle our desire in the awareness of the resistance our fears create and the reality of our connection to everyone and everything else. Humility balances fear with connection, unparalyzing us to take next steps as if the change we seek has already occurred…the only way to find that by asking in humble action, it actually has.

Asking Humbly

God is the self-revealing God. He does not leave us anyplace where we do not encounter Him. Who is the living God, and what has He told us about Himself?

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Pullman, WA, 1995

The Nature of God from Romans (Douglas Wilson)

When the final kingdom of this world has fallen, after 21 different judgments are poured out - there's still more to the story.

When everything this world has called good and relied on for generations has been consumed and fades away - there's still something better on the horizon.

In this message, we let the words of Revelation 19 instill us with hope and joy. After all of the doom and dread of Revelation 6-18, an Eternal Kingdom appears and shows us the destination that God has always promised.

When the kingdoms and domains of this world are long past, there is a home in the Heavens that promises believers an eternity of bliss.

Restoring Hope: Homecoming - Revelation 19:1-5

In this message, we discuss what Heaven will be like for those who die in Christ and who are taken up when He returns. We look at how worship and a devotion to Jesus will be a constant according to Revelation. This leads into a reflection on how we understand worship here on earth and discussion about our unity with other believers. 

We also discuss the judgment that Christians will face and THE event that God the Father is most looking forward to when all His children are finally home.

Restoring Hope: Wedding Day - Revelation 19:6-10

Proverbs 8:6-11 highlights wisdom’s unmatched value and purity, calling us to listen attentively to its words. Wisdom offers truth, righteousness, and understanding, contrasting with deceit and wickedness.  The passage emphasizes that wisdom’s teachings are clear, straightforward, and trustworthy.  Furthermore, wisdom is more precious than material wealth—far surpassing silver, gold, and jewels.  These verses remind us that true wisdom is valuable and essential, offering insights that enrich our lives far more than any earthly possessions could. The question is, will we value wisdom above all else and seek it diligently?

The Excellence Of Wisdom - Proverbs 8:6-11

"It's Party Time" Episode 2. ps. Enzo Pignato talks about God's timing and our time. 
Based on Romans 5:6-11; 13:11-12; Ephesians 1:4; Galatians 4:4; Ecclesiastes 3:11
Bilingual EN to NL
Credo Church Amsterdam, September 15 2024

It's Party Time E02 | Enzo Pignato

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Tracklist:
1. The Annunciation
2. The Magnificat
3. The Finding in the Temple
4. Salvation
5. Jesus and Peter
6. Michael and the dragon
7. The First and The Last

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New Testament

The Annunciation

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The Magnificat

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The Finding in the Temple

Sin7z - The Finding In The Temple

Jesus and Peter

Sin7z - Jesus And Peter

God gives instructions as how Christians should live under the authority in their lives. 

God's View of Authority part 2 - Romans 13

Short little parable: two people go into the Temple and pray. A Pharisee and a tax collector. The tax collector goes home justified. Let's walk through this parable slowly and talk about how easy it is to think that we're "not like the Pharisee."

Now there are also two words we should talk about: sin and sinner. Yeah, we have an aversion to those words for various reasons. BUT, Jesus insists on using that word, "Sinner."  So then we should talk a bit about what the Bible says about sin.

There are different perspectives of sin we have in this parable. The Pharisee sees sin as something you do - he makes a list. It creates an us versus them kind of scenario. The tax collector, however, does not make a list. He simply calls himself a "sinner." For him, the concept of sin is more than just the "wrong" things that we do. It's deeper than that. Sin is something he has - it's like it's infected him. From his perspective, sin is something that has become a problem for everyone.  

And when we have a problem, we typically want to do something about it, right? What do we do with our sin? Well, we have some options. First, we can avoid it or say that we don't have it and that other people do. That's what the Pharisee does. Problem is, it doesn't do anything for us. We remain unchanged.

Next, we can obsess over it. The tax collector could have done that - his list of sins was a mile long. We can wallow in our guilt and our shame. We can beat ourselves up for it. Problem is, when we do that we wind up cutting ourselves off from the divine and from other people. We don't want that.

There's another option - we can confess it. We can be honest about it. Jesus insists on us talking about it and confessing it because there's power and healing that comes along with honest confession.

Speaker: Aaron Vis
Scripture: Luke 18:9-14
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October 20, 2024 "The Power of An Honest Confession"

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"How to be Happy" - Pastor Andrew Richardson (Christ Church Santa Clarita)

In this episode we talk about the Bible Study: Navigating Uncertain Times and how we can walk through frightening or uncertain times by faith in our mighty God. Next week we are back for Season 3.

Episode 33: How to Navigate Uncertain Times

Let's finish up our discussion on the Creed by going over the Resurrection of the body and the life everlasting.

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Subscribe and listen for encouraging, convicting, and inspiring messages from God's Word with the goal of leading you in a growing relationship with Jesus Christ, so you can live a life for the Glory of your Creator!

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ReNew Community: Following Jesus to renew lives that renew the world.
UP with God, IN with one another, OUT in service.

True North with Dave Brisbin is a podcast about the things that can bring you back to center, whether God, spirituality, community or family or all of them. Never esoteric or abstract for its own sake; always practical and full of common sense, we’re interested in exploring the effect of what we believe on our lives and questioning what we believe in light of the deep connection we’re meant to live. Dave Brisbin is an author, speaker, coach, and songwriter. He is the teaching pastor of theeffect, a faith community and recovery ministry in San Clemente, CA and executive director of Encompass Recovery, an addiction treatment center in San Juan Capistrano. For more on finding deeper spiritual expression free from limiting beliefs and behavior, go to davebrisbin.com.

The mission of Providence Christian College as a Reformed Christian institution is to equip students to be firmly grounded in biblical truth, thoroughly educated in the liberal arts, and fully engaged in their church, their community, and the world for the glory of God and for service to humanity.

Pastor, nurse, author and filmmaker. Frank Julian has had decades of experience in ministry and prayer. Our hope is to share God's word through the Bible and from amazing spiritual experiences that both Pastor Julian and our guest interviewees have had. 

Please Join us as we delve into God's word and the testimony he has given us.

Credo Church in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 
We are passionate about reaching our communities with the love of Jesus. We believe Jesus came to give and to save and that is the heartbeat of everything! 
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