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Welcome to the Connecting Faith to Life podcast, a ministry of Northwood Baptist Church in North Charleston, South Carolina. This weekly podcast with Dr. Tommy Meador, Lead Pastor, and Connections Pastor Trey Rhodes will help you connect faith to life!
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Thoughts about life, faith and scripture, often prompted by the Bible readings set for the Sunday but taking a ‘sideways look’ that you might not get in a church sermon. Why i-Llan? Well, I am based in Wales and a Llan is the enclosure where a group of Welsh Christians would gather in community, living and worshipping together. And i- for the virtual community of the internet.
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Welcome to the Rooted Working Mom podcast! Find True Rest in Jesus, Rise in Your God-Given Authority & Raise Kingdom Kids Steward & Connect With Your Kids Through Gospel Centered Parenting, as a Busy Working Mom God-Led Wholeness Coaching in Faith, Motherhood, Wellness, & Mindset Find Clarity and Purpose in Your Motherhood Let Go of Working Mom Guilt Say Goodbye to Burnout Hey sweet mama! If you’ve been in a space of overwhelm, exhaustion, struggle, and feeling like you are just not good eno ...
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Our mission is to build a bridge between the LGBTQIA+ community and people of faith. We strive to help people in the gay community reconnect with their faith and to be more tolerant and respectful of those in the faith community. We want to promote tolerance. We don’t have to agree, but can we at least agree not to be disagreeable? In this clash between culture and religion, does either side have to win? Could we call a truce? Each week, host Brian Peyton Joyner connects with people of faith ...
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Hello Mama! Welcome back to the Rooted Working Mom podcast! I’m Cynthia Castro, your host and it is an honor to be with you today as we talk about trusting God during seasons of waiting. As Rooted Working Moms we anchor our identity, purpose, and trust in Jesus. It's about deepening our relationship with Jesus and saying Yes & Amen to our calling o…
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Some thoughts on how the body can helpfully be part of prayer. Some links mentioned in the audio: You can read about St Dominic’s 9 ways of praying here. The Anglican Fellowship of Prayer (Canada) has some good thoughts and practical suggestions on involving the body in prayer here. One Celtic story of a saint at prayer is St Kevin and the blackbir…
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A reflection on two verses from Psalm 84 and their relevance to the spiritual pilgrimage of Holy Week. The podcast mentions this prayer, a litany of the disciples of the servant from Andhra Theological College, Hyderabad, South India: Help us to follow you on the road to Jerusalem, to set our faces firmly against friendly suggestions for a safe, ex…
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This episode consider the importance of images of Jesus and what they convey. It references Margaret W Tarrant's picture The Loving Shepherd and a YouTube video, The Christ We Share. Based on the gospel story of some Greeks who came asking to see Jesus (John 12. 20-33) it invites listeners to consider why and how they might get a better knowledge o…
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Reflection on the ten commandments and the law of love as core principles to be rooted in for healthy living. The Ten Commandments in brief: You shall have no other gods before God. You shall not make or worship an idol. You shall not make wrongful use of God’s name. Remember the Sabbath day, and keep it holy. Honour your father and your mother. Yo…
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Transcript When I walk into town, I go through the grounds of what used to be the local stately home. At the moment, it is full of white and purple crocuses (or croci if you prefer). People stop and take a few moments to enjoy the beauty. I wonder who planted them and when, and whether they realised these flowers would give pleasure to the public m…
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Transcript In a challenging juxtaposition, this Wednesday is both St Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday. The first calls for roses and chocolate, the second for ashes and repentance. Yet both are about love. It occurs to me that, in these days of central heating, many people will be unfamiliar with ashes. But, through the ages, these cold remains of…
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Transcript From the window of my new study, I look out over the neighbours’ gardens to a hill. Yesterday afternoon, I sat watching the sky change as the sun set, streaks of light gradually shrinking earthwards giving way to dark blue, with the hill and bare trees as black silhouettes against it. Whatever chaos has happened in my day, sunrise and su…
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Hello Mama! Welcome to another episode of the Rooted Working Mom podcast, the podcast for God-led working moms seeking strength, peace, purpose, and faith in their daily lives. I’m Cynthia Castro, your host and it is an honor to be with you today. Do you wish you could hear God’s voice? If so, friend, you are in the right place because, in this epi…
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Transcript: This week, two of my favourite feast days happen: St Brigid on 1 February and Candlemas on 2 February. I used to find February the most difficult month to get through; even though it is the shortest it can seem as though winter will never end. And then I was introduced to St Brigid (or, in Wales, St Ffraed). One of the major Celtic sain…
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Transcript One question that self-help teachers and spiritual directors like to ask is: what gives you joy? what for you is life-giving? Another is: what did you enjoy doing as a child that you don’t do now? As a small child, I enjoyed painting-books which had outline drawings, grey lines on greyish paper. But when I wiped a wet paintbrush over the…
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Transcript: As I mentioned last week, I’m in the process of moving house. It will be a transition from rural village community to housing estate on the edge of town. And I’m wondering how we will settle, how we will fit in, how we will adapt. We’ve met some of the neighbours who have gone out of their way to be welcoming. We’re looking forward to b…
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Transcript: It’s a New Year. Where do I start? How do I find something fresh to say about the Epiphany or the Baptism of Jesus? Either may be celebrated in church this Sunday. (You can find links to my previous thoughts on both these themes down below.) One reading this Sunday takes us back to the beginning—the great poem of creation as told in the…
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Hello Mama! Happy New Year! Welcome to the Rooted Working Mom podcast, where you learn how to Rest in Jesus, Rise in your God-Given Authority, and Raise Kingdom Kids-AMEN! I'm your host Cynthia Castro, and I'm honored to guide you through a transformative journey today as we explore the concept of discovering your Word for the Year and set and achi…
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Words for Winter I wonder what words you associate with winter. One that I came across in a book, Winters in the World: a journey through the Anglo Saxon Year by Eleanor Parker, comes from an Anglo-Saxon poem: it’s ‘winter-sorrowful’. I love the sound of it and, for me, it sums up how I so often feel at this time of year. The days are short, dark a…
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Transcript The animals at the crib On Christmas Day in the chapel where I was worshipping, I was struck by the number of sheep at the crib. Then it occurred to me that a Christmas crib is incomplete without animals—the ox and ass, and at least one lamb. And, of course, the camels with the magi on a nearby windowsill making their way to Bethlehem to…
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Transcript This Sunday is both the last Sunday in Advent and Christmas Eve, which brings together two contrasting moods. One of Advent’s themes, as I mentioned last week, is judgement. The Bible speaks of a last day when a victorious Christ comes on clouds to the sound of trumpets accompanied by triumphant saints and angels, after which this earth …
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'Transcript: Advent is a season of preparation. It’s nearly Christmas and shops are full, delivery drivers are busy, presents are being wrapped, carols are being sung. I’ve even got my Christmas cards into the postbox before the last posting day—a record! But, what about preparation for beyond Christmas? Not just plans for 2024 but the note of judg…
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Hello Mama! Welcome to another episode of the Rooted Working Mom podcast, a faith-based space for you, a working mother who can feel overwhelmed and exhausted with all the responsibilities of family and career. Today we're diving into a fall-themed episode that will help you rest in Jesus, even amidst your full life, and embrace Autumn’s abundant G…
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