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Video and audio platforms are built to keep you on the next thing. These are videos, episodes and comedy worth the time they take, playable right here with nothing queued up after.
Video and audio platforms are built to keep you on the next thing. These are videos, episodes and comedy worth the time they take, playable right here with nothing queued up after.
“Egg Box Monsters is a perfect little Halloween project for kids,” author and art educator Darrell Wakelam writes in the caption of his 6-minute tutorial video, “but you can also make them anytime. Every day can be monstrous!” Wakelam demonstrates what he calls “Pure Making”—a zero-waste challenge in which every... The Kid Should See This How to Make Egg Box Monsters
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The Los Angeles Public Library is celebrating its centennial anniversary by playing host to an unusual tome: the world's largest pop-up book.
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What happens when a faithful follower of Jesus fails? In Luke 22:54–62, we see Peter deny Jesus three times, despite his confidence that he was ready to follow Him anywhere. Peter's failure reminds us of the danger of relying on our own strength while neglecting prayer and our daily dependence on Christ. But Peter's story doesn't end with his denial. Through repentance, forgiveness, and the restoring grace of Jesus, we see that failure doesn't have to be the end of our story. In this message, we consider our own weakness, the importance of repentance, and the faithfulness of Christ to sustain His people. Scripture: Luke 22:54–62
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Modern psychology defines happiness as “self-fulfillment.” But without God, our souls will always long for greater satisfaction and joy.
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Do other people get a better version of you than your wife and kids get? Recorded outdoors in Guatemala during the first Dad Tired Family Missions Trip, Jerrad sits down with a group of dads for an honest conversation about the gap between the fathers they hoped to be and the men their families experience. They talk about replaying parenting mistakes at bedtime, struggling with emotional consistency, watching their own anger show up in their children, and giving so much to others that their families get what’s left. Then Jerrad asks one final question: What kind of dad does your family get because you’ve encountered Jesus? There’s rain, laughter, vulnerability, and hope for every man who loves his family deeply and still knows he needs grace. Special thanks to Adventures in Missions for hosting our families in Guatemala.
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Learn what "pray without ceasing" means in the life of the believer.
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“Egg Box Monsters is a perfect little Halloween project for kids,” author and art educator Darrell Wakelam writes in the caption of his 6-minute tutorial video, “but you can also make them anytime. Every day can be monstrous!” Wakelam demonstrates what he calls “Pure Making”—a zero-waste challenge in which every... The Kid Should See This How to Make Egg Box Monsters
VideoThe Los Angeles Public Library is celebrating its centennial anniversary by playing host to an unusual tome: the world's largest pop-up book.
VideoVideoVideoWhat happens when a faithful follower of Jesus fails? In Luke 22:54–62, we see Peter deny Jesus three times, despite his confidence that he was ready to follow Him anywhere. Peter's failure reminds us of the danger of relying on our own strength while neglecting prayer and our daily dependence on Christ. But Peter's story doesn't end with his denial. Through repentance, forgiveness, and the restoring grace of Jesus, we see that failure doesn't have to be the end of our story. In this message, we consider our own weakness, the importance of repentance, and the faithfulness of Christ to sustain His people. Scripture: Luke 22:54–62
VideoPodcastModern psychology defines happiness as “self-fulfillment.” But without God, our souls will always long for greater satisfaction and joy.
VideoDo other people get a better version of you than your wife and kids get? Recorded outdoors in Guatemala during the first Dad Tired Family Missions Trip, Jerrad sits down with a group of dads for an honest conversation about the gap between the fathers they hoped to be and the men their families experience. They talk about replaying parenting mistakes at bedtime, struggling with emotional consistency, watching their own anger show up in their children, and giving so much to others that their families get what’s left. Then Jerrad asks one final question: What kind of dad does your family get because you’ve encountered Jesus? There’s rain, laughter, vulnerability, and hope for every man who loves his family deeply and still knows he needs grace. Special thanks to Adventures in Missions for hosting our families in Guatemala.
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