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I decided to share the miracle of God's protection when I drove into oncoming traffic on the highway in a snow storm.The story involves me driving down the wrong side of the interstate blinded by a snow storm for five miles. I of course did not do this on purpose. With almost nowhere to go, I played chicken with a large flatbed diesel on his side of the highway. We were both surrounded by a pack of cars on a snowy stormy night.

This sermon given by Jonathan Edwards over a hundred years ago is a stunner! I surprised myself when I recorded it because the only way to make the King James English come across as clear was to emulate the intensity and emotion with which he originally gave the message. I found myself yelling, gasping for air, and shell shocked by the end of it. What a masterpiece! I'm not suggesting I agree with it, but I acknowledge the skills! I would imagine he left his congregation so speechless, I doubt they clapped or got up when it was over. They probably just sat there until the usher asked them to leave.This sermon sparked a revival the likes of which we haven't seen since. And quite frankly, I think it's a message of warning everyone should hear two or three times in their lives.

Aesop was born in 620 BC. He was a Greek storyteller who was 56 years old when he died. None of his writings survived. However, this might be because Greece had an oral tradition. Therefore, references to Aesop are in the writings of Aristotle, Herodotus, and Plutarch. And his fables were so popular that they are still told to this day. I bet you know one.The best audience for these podcasts and his writings are public speakers, entertainers, fans of self-help, children, teachers and anyone who wants or needs insight into the behaviors of others and the lessons of life.Rather than read all 77 of his fables in one podcast. I'm unpacking them in separate podcasts to make them memorable. This one is a great example of that. Enjoy! This is the story of the bat and the weasels

Aesop was born in 620 BC. He was a Greek storyteller who was 56 years old when he died. None of his writings survived. However, this might be because Greece had an oral tradition. Therefore, references to Aesop are in the writings of Aristotle, Herodotus, and Plutarch. And his fables were so popular that they are still told to this day. I bet you know one.The best audience for these podcasts and his writings are public speakers, entertainers, fans of self-help, children, teachers and anyone who wants or needs insight into the behaviors of others and the lessons of life.Rather than read all 77 of his fables in one podcast. I'm unpacking them in separate podcasts to make them memorable. This one is a great example of that. Enjoy!This one is the story of the wolf and the lamb

This message comes from my other channel called the Bible Why Guy It explains what I believe to be the #1 reason most people struggle with prayer -- and I would be shocked if you've heard this reason before! When I stumbled on the solution it was so simple and powerful. I had to share it on this channel, too.

Chapter two is entitled, "My Will."Mary is still stuck at the bottom of the mineshaft and while she tries to plan her escape she realizes she might not make it and so she decides to leave the world with a message telling them who she is and what to do with her possessions. She also leaves a message for her family; confessing her mistakes and saying goodbye.

In this chapter, we go back in time two days to meet Mary's boyfriend (the guy who pushed her down the mineshaft).

When it comes to Coronavirus, it is easy to see the bad that has come from it, but good has also come from it.For one it has inserted a crowbar into our minds and has caused us to realize that tomorrow might look nothing like today. And so we should be grateful for what we already have, and we should prayerfully consider whether or not change is in our best interests. What if it doesn't go as we expected?Though I didn't state this in the audio: the Coronavirus has given us a preview of what Communism is like. And so I think we can all attest that under certain conditions, one month can suddenly seem like a very long time.Families are closer together and are coming to realize that in this digital age, it is easier than ever to lead a double-life and so consequently we might not know each other as well as we think we do.https://www.thebookmatrix.com/search/label/Coronavirus