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When a young Chicago lawyer takes on notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy as a client, she plunges into a dark world of evil while fighting to prove capital punishment is always wrong.

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When a young Chicago lawyer takes on notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy as a client, she plunges into a dark world of evil while fighting to prove capital punishment is always wrong.

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Aaron Woods is joined by NRL icon Brandon Smith! Brandon takes us inside his unique journey to this point & talks what 2024 will hold for him & the Chooks!

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Kate McCarthy and North Melbourne's Emma King discuss the road to being a marquee AFLW signing. The grand final venue rumours & some interesting finals fixturing! 

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Jesus told a parable about a man with two sons.  The younger son convinced his father to give him his portion of his inheritance early. Upon receiving it, the son left his father and squandered all of the money by living a wild life. When the son came to his senses, he humbly returned to his father and told him he was sorry. His father was thrilled to forgive him and accept him back home.

The older son was jealous of the father’s acceptance because, unlike his younger brother, he had faithfully remained with his father all along. The father loved both sons but celebrated the lost son’s return.

God is happy when we say we are sorry and come back to him.

Bible verses used in this episode:

• Luke 15:11-32
• 2 Timothy 2:13

Outline:

1. Parable: At his youngest son’s request, a father divided his property and gave part to him (Luke 15:11-12)
2. The son left, squandered the money and lived a degraded life (Luke 15:13-16)
3. The son comes to his senses and returns home humbled (Luke 15:17-20a)
4. Reunion, acceptance and celebration (Luke 15:20b-24)
5. Older brother’s perspective (Luke 15:25-32)

Tips for teaching:

• Talk to children about what it means to come home to loving parents (forgiveness, acceptance, comfort, love).  Compare this to coming home to our heavenly father.
• You and the children can build an obstacle course and race to “get home”.
• The son in the story looked at the pig's food and thought it looked good to eat.  Collect food scraps during the week and allow children to smell them.  After the children have fun smelling this disgusting “pig food”, discuss how this compares to food at home.  Use this to discuss further the idea of coming back to God.
• For adults:
  • Ask the class to get in groups of four or five to read the parable among themselves.  When have you felt like the younger brother, the older brother? 
  • As a class, brainstorm how your congregation could be more welcoming to visitors or other outsiders.  Think outside the box, too, on this. For example, one idea is to rearrange the furniture of the auditorium (or place of meeting) to make it more welcoming.
  • When someone comes to the Lord or comes back to the Lord, throw them a party!  Tell them we have to celebrate!  Your class can organise this celebration party for the church.  

Full teaching instructions free from Mission Bible Class:

Bible Lesson:  Parable of the Lost Son 

Scriptures quoted from the International Children’s Bible®, copyright ©1986, 1988, 1999, 2015 by Tommy Nelson. Used by permission.

Excerpts from Mission Bible Class used by permission.

For questions or comments email: mary@missionbibleclass.org

Ever wished you could decode the complex dynamics of sibling relationships? Imagine unlocking the secrets to the bonds that bind us, the rivalries that fuel us, and the love that keeps us coming back for more. Welcome to a spirited discussion that dares to bare it all about the often overlooked, yet profound relationships we share with our siblings. 

Remember the hilarious group chats, the hand-me-downs, the endless golf rounds and the competitive dynamics of your childhood? Well, we're diving into all that and more! Get ready to laugh, relate, and reminisce as we dissect the unique roles we assume in our sibling relationships - from the protective older sibling to the mischievous younger one. Wondering how age gaps and different body types play into these dynamics? We've got you covered. And that's not all, we also delve into the contentious topic of parental favoritism and its impact on sibling relationships. 

As we round off our lively discussion, we draw from personal anecdotes to shed light on how sibling relationships evolve with age. From the joys of growing closer and taking a younger sibling under your wing, to the challenges of communicating with a sibling who's seemingly always out of reach, we leave no stone unturned. So, buckle up and join us as we navigate the often turbulent, yet rewarding world of sibling relationships. You're in for a treat!

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Gorden Tallis & Adam Peacock jump in just as Latrell Mitchell is ruled out for game 1! The boys go head to head in the Origin passion debate, discuss Kalyn's big game & are the Dolphins Wayne's greatest achievement?

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The Crazy, Loving Father - part 2.
Bible reference: Luke 15.11-32.

This is the second talk on the parable of the Crazy, Loving Father, and in this episode we focus on the Father's relationship with his oldest son, who is just as lost as the youngest son.

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12/24/2021

MY BOYFRIEND'S BROTHER

Season 1  - Episode #7

SUMMARY
Evan couldn’t believe it when his boyfriend Durio broke up with him via text. He wondered if everything was okay with him since it was so out of character for someone as sweet and thoughtful as he was to do something so cruel. Evan was convinced that something must be wrong at home for his boyfriend. He knew that he kept his family very private. Perhaps he was having trouble coming out to them? Evan needed closure –He had to hear that it was indeed over between them before he could start dating again. A quick ride to the country and Durio’s parents’ house proved to be more than he bargained for. Not only did he meet Durio’s ridiculously hot, gay brother there, but he also discovered that his brother was more interested in Evan than Durio ever was.
 
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The parable of the Prodigal Son has long been expressed as a sneak peak into the workings of heaven when a sinner repents and turns back to God- and that it is. However, In this series I am taking it one step further breaking down the story almost verse by verse to explain how this largely categorized story breaks the barriers of what we "know"to be true about it. come along for the journey as I delve into the hyper- grace and religiously legalistic movements of the twenty-first century church and learn the heart of the Father for both!!

Often overlooked, this portion of the prodigal story may hit closest to home. The Older Brother Syndrome is something we all are prone to and grace, as always, is the antidote!

David Shannon is the creator of more than 30 picture books including A Bad Case of Stripes and the beloved David books: No, David!, David Gets in Trouble, David Goes to School, and It's Christmas, David. This week, he joins us in conversation about his latest book, Grow Up, David! (available in both English and Spanish)

Coming 20 years after the first publication of the Caldecott Honor book No, David!, Grow Up, David! introduces David's big brother and follows our trouble-making hero from one antic to the next in an effort to win his brother's approval.

David talks about just how autobiographical the David books are, why No, David! was such a departure for him, and some of his favorite moments from the last 20 years.

Additional resources:

• Learn more about Grow Up, David!
• Learn more about David Shannon

Guest: 

• David Shannon is the internationaly acclaimed creator of more than 30 picture books, including No, David!, a Caldecott Honor Book and his second New York Times Best Illustrated Book of the Year, and four more David picture books. Shannon's other bestsellers include A Bad Case of Stripes, Duck on a Bike, and Too Many Toys! He lives in Southern California with his family.

Special thanks:

• Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl
• Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan and Chris Johnson
• Produced by Emily Morrow