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Here we discuss aspects of faith rather than religion. The difference between the two, in our minds, is that faith concerns itself with one's personal relationship with God while religion, in its various forms, is a man made construct and therefore is susceptible to man's misunderstanding, selfishness, and corruptibility. Our hope is that patience, kindness, and empathy guide all discussions. Our goal is not to sway or influence anyone's beliefs, but only to share our thoughts about how we attempt to deepen our understanding and strengthen our relationship with God.

Welcome Everyday Heroes, I’m Bert Botta, the creator of the Everyday Heroes podcast series and welcome. One day about 3 years ago I experienced something that would forever change how I look at relationships! Here's what happened …I was the editor of the Private Jet Pilots newsletter and I was doing interviews for pilot profiles in the newsletter. I’ve always been a “people person” but so much of the time my relationships were like “Hey, how you doing, gotta run!” That usually left me wanting more. But during the interviews, I got to really know my fellow pilots, I discovered...

This podcast takes a journey through the Gospel of Matthew, unpacking its story of Jesus as a peasant leader of a nonviolent movement for a new society that he calls “The Kingdom of Heaven.” Each episode explores literary, cultural and historical context, passage by passage.

An audio journal of interviews, reflections, stories, and news of what is happening with the faith community of St. Matthias United Methodist Church in Stafford, VA. You can learn more at stmtoday.com.

Das TAO TE KING ist unterteilt in die Spruchgedichte 1-37, die sich mit dem TAO und seiner Natur befassen, und 38-81, die vom TE, dem Leben in seinen vielfältigen Ausprägungen handeln. Die von Lao Tse zu einem Punkt der Zeitenwende in der chinesischen Geschichte verfassten Spruchgedichte beinhalten hochkonzentriert die Weisheit seiner Zeit und stehen im Widerspruch zum aufkeimenden Konfuzianismus mit seinen strengen Moralregeln.

Ich bin jemand, der hilft! Jemand, der auf niemanden herabsieht! Jemand, dem Güte und die Liebe zu seinen Mitmenschen wichtiger ist als sein Ruf.