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This week on A Novel Console, Chris and Karradyne fantasize about their upcoming few days off for Thanksgiving break! Afterwards, Karradyne enjoys the journey, more so than the story, of Astrid Parker Doesn't Fail. Then, Chris whips his hair back and forth all over again when he finishes Shantae and the Pirate's Curse. They end the show with a delicious anniversary dinner from Haru Sushi.

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Calling all gamers, geeks, and seekers of truth! Embark on an enlightening quest with us as we debunk the 'On-Demand God Myth' in our latest video. This isn't just a video—it's a journey of discovery for anyone wrestling with the mysteries of existence and divinity.

In today's instant-gratification culture, it's easy to fall into the trap of the 'on-demand god myth'—the notion that if God is real and benevolent, He should serve our needs instantly and precisely. But is this the right way to understand a being as profound as God?

Through the lens of a geek, we tackle this myth with a unique blend of logic and spirituality. We ponder profound questions like "Does God care?", "Is God good?", and the ultimate question, "Does God exist?"

Prepare for a mind-expanding voyage filled with insightful dialogues and eye-opening perspectives. We don't just debunk myths—we explore the depths of faith, challenging and reshaping your understanding of the divine. Whether you're a fervent believer, a doubter, or a geek intrigued by the intersection of faith and reason, this video is an absolute must-see.

Remember, understanding faith is not a destination—it's a journey of questioning, reflecting, and growing. Be ready to question your beliefs and embrace new possibilities. A caring and powerful God may not always be on-demand, but that doesn't mean He doesn't exist.

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In this episode, our host engages in a profound and thought-provoking discussion with Cornell Bunting, an accomplished author and poet, as they delve into his captivating work titled 'Man.' This narrative serves as a deep contemplation on the themes of dreams and resilience.

Cornell leads us through the intricate tapestry of 'Man,' where the story's central character awakens with a daunting dream that seems almost insurmountable. As he grapples with the weight of this dream, he finds himself questioning his own determination. Is man simply a dreamer, or does he possess the power to script his own destiny? The burden of responsibility looms large as he ponders the sacrifices required to chase his aspirations.

However, life takes an unexpected turn for 'Man' as he becomes ensnared in a web of fabricated accusations, potentially facing imprisonment. Confused and disheartened behind bars, he contemplates surrendering his dreams. Yet, a glimmer of hope emerges when he hears a voice, a guiding light amid the darkness, reminding him of his responsibilities, especially to his three beloved sons.

With tears in his eyes, 'Man' places his trust in this guiding voice, even though the path ahead remains uncertain. As the conversation unfolds, it becomes clear that challenges and obstacles await him, but 'Man' is unwavering in his resolve to walk this path, guided by a steadfast faith in the belief that a greater purpose will ultimately be fulfilled.

This poignant exploration of 'Man' not only delves into the struggles and setbacks that punctuate one's life journey but also underscores the remarkable resilience and determination that can illuminate even the darkest moments. It serves as a powerful reminder that, no matter the adversities faced, there is always a purpose to pursue and a destination worth striving for.

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Have you ever asked God to give you a sign for something you've been praying about? Did He give it to you and then you asked for another sign to be sure and then maybe another? Well, let me tell you! I have and I should have believed God the first time! The devil took my doubt as an opportunity to shut me back down. Now I know for sure: When God Gives You a Sign, Believe It the First Time: The Devil Does Not Come to Play!

Hebrews 11:8-19

Hello and Welcome to Silverdale Baptist Church's Podcast!  We hope this episode is helpful to you in your relationship with Jesus.  

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ABOUT SILVERDALE BAPTIST CHURCH

Silverdale exists to lead people into an authentic relationship with Christ so they will worship God, grow in their faith, and serve the Lord in our community and world.

Silverdale's Lead Pastor is Tony Walliser.

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Part 2 to the "Trust Your Heart" podcast from earlier in the week. We have 3 brains in our body and if we do not take care of what is going in we can lose control of what's going out.

Do you expect everything to go perfectly in your SA business? Maybe you even feel like you've failed if it doesn't?

Or does fear of failure stop you from starting your SA business?

This is about making mistakes and what to do about the fact that things will go wrong sometimes, because this is a natural part of being an entrepreneur and growing in knowledge and experience.

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Damon Young is a writer, critic, humorist, satirist, and professional Black person. He's a founder of VerySmartBrothas, a columnist at GQ, and a senior editor at The Root. His debut memoir, What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker (Ecco/HarperCollins) is a tragicomic exploration of the angsts, anxieties, and absurdities of existing while black in America.

Episode Questions:

• What feeds into assumptions of how we're supposed to interact with the world?

• Have you experienced people making assumptions about who you were or how you should act based on any facets of your identity?

• Have you ever yielded to the pressure to "perform" behaviors and attitudes to fit an image?

• How do you feel about this notion of performance at this juncture of you life? How do you perceive yourself?

• How can self perception resist the motion of performance?

• How does it help you figure what you can do or offer in the work of social transformation?

• What role does humor have in social transformation work?

• Why might people develop humor in social change?

• Why might humor be necessary in our resistance?

• Damon made a really good point when he named said that "if we want to fight and resist and transform, we have to use all parts of ourselves." What parts of yourself are easy to access and leverage in movement work?

• What parts of yourself are challenging to bring forward?

•  "When a group of people is colonized or occupied, language is the first victim." This stood out because language is so vital because us is what we use to frame ourselves, to tell our stories as well to seek and speak truth. How do you consider or use language in your personal and social transformation work?

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New Music: I Want You (Marvin Gaye Cover) by Andre Henry

Music: Supa Dred II (Wake Up) & It Doesn't Have To Be This Way by Andre Henry

American Truth Project discusses a doctor's anti-Semitic and violent tweets, and why she won't lose her license.

The American Truth Project, a non-profit (501c3) organization was launched because America’s national security is being threatened as never before. Our republic and the rights guaranteed by our constitution are facing dangerous new enemies, both foreign and domestic.

Our solution is to educate the public on the truths regarding critical security risks facing America, as well as our most strategic ally, Israel. There are few quality sources dedicated to this purpose.

Our team will investigate and reveal the factual nature and magnitude of these threats, and the best ways to address them. We, the people, have the right to know the truth. ATP is here to tell it.

Josh Glaser and Bob Ragan discuss the way we often experience temptation, strategies against identity-attacking temptations, and being defined by God alone. They also encourage us to pursue the Healer even more than the healing.

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If you are in the Baltimore Area, Regeneration is happy to invite you to our 2024 Dessert Fundraiser, Spark: One Small Thing Leads to So Much More. This annual gathering is a highlight for so many as we gather for tasty desserts, heartfelt worship, vulnerable and powerful stories, and an opportunity to partner with what Jesus is doing through Regeneration. Click Here for more info or to register.