The hosts said they had based their initial sermon series on the book of Acts while discussing early church planting.
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Years ago, when we planted the church, the first sermon series that we did was on the book of Acts. You know, you're planting a new church and so here's the planting of the church, right? And so we're...
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The hosts said they had based their initial sermon series on the book of Acts while discussing early church planting.
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Years ago, when we planted the church, the first sermon series that we did was on the book of Acts. You know, you're planting a new church and so here's the planting of the church, right? And so we're preaching through the book of Acts and you begin to notice these patterns.
Dr. Haver explained that the book was created to help navigate hormonal change with purpose, power and the facts. It was mentioned in relation to a male guest asking how men can support female loved ones navigating these stages. She suggested that they can be more informed by reading the book, along with other resources, in order to understand that menopause is a transition that affects many aspects of a woman's health.
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There's my book, other books, there's lots of information now on the internet about the subject, but she is going through a transition that is rocking her world more than likely and is affecting her b...
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Dr. Haver explained that the book was created to help navigate hormonal change with purpose, power and the facts. It was mentioned in relation to a male guest asking how men can support female loved ones navigating these stages. She suggested that they can be more informed by reading the book, along with other resources, in order to understand that menopause is a transition that affects many aspects of a woman's health.
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There's my book, other books, there's lots of information now on the internet about the subject, but she is going through a transition that is rocking her world more than likely and is affecting her brain, her bones, her heart, her kidneys, her skin, her ability to relate, her ability to tolerate. And it's probably gonna affect your relationship in some way.
And it was also something covered in detail. I was so excited by the neuroscientist as part of her area of research that they are showing clearly and she can point to the neuroreceptors of where that's happening. That progesterone seems to be really protected for our sleep.
The book was highlighted for its practical, accessible insights into navigating menopause, offering an empowering tone that aligns with the podcast’s focus on personal health. Host Mel Robbins and Dr. Haver both praised it as a brand-new, highly useful resource and recommended it to listeners seeking guidance on hormonal changes.
Highly Recommended
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Dr. Haver's book, "The New Menopause," is described as incredible and brand new. It was recommended to listeners who are interested in learning more about menopause.
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And you're going to learn why that's actually a very big deal a little bit later in her conversation.
She's also a certified culinary medicine specialist from Tulane University, bestselling author and author of the incredible brand new book, "The New Menopause."
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Mel highlighted that Dr. Haver authored a brandnew book offering accessible insights on navigating menopause, noting its practical advice and empowering tone.
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She's also the bestselling author of the brand new book, The New Menopause, which is packed with all these accessible insights into navigating this journey.
This book, set to be released in May 2024, offers a comprehensive guide for women navigating the hormonal transition of menopause and beyond. It was mentioned as being available for pre-order.
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Her new book is out May 2024 and provides everything a woman needs to know to thrive during her hormonal transition and beyond.
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This book, set to be released in May 2024, offers a comprehensive guide for women navigating the hormonal transition of menopause and beyond. It was mentioned as being available for pre-order.
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Her new book is out May 2024 and provides everything a woman needs to know to thrive during her hormonal transition and beyond.
So you can pre-order that now wherever, wherever you get your books.
The hosts referenced the Book of Acts as the source of the episode's reading and narrative, noting it inspired the story of Peter's healing ministry.
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inspired by the book of Acts.
— Episode: Bedridden - The Book of Acts
Episode: Bedridden - The Book of Acts
The hosts referenced the Book of Acts as the source of the episode's reading and narrative, noting it inspired the story of Peter's healing ministry.
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inspired by the book of Acts.
So once again, let's hear our reading from the book of Acts.
We begin today's reading in the city of Lydda... guided to his house. ... He ... the book of Acts.
Episode: The Throne Room of God - The Book of Revelation
The episode recalled the conclusion of the book of Acts, noting Paul's arrival in Rome and his twoyear ministry there.
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In our previous episode, we heard the conclusion of the book of Acts as Paul arrived in Rome and was able to openly share the gospel there for two years.
Episode: The End - The Book of Acts
The episode featured a reading from the Book of Acts and highlighted its concluding happy note, praising it as a wonderful story of the early church.
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He meets the believers in Rome and is embraced by the Jews, inspired by the Book of Acts.
So let's listen now to this reading from the Book of Acts.
The book of Acts closes on an incredibly happy note, telling us that Paul lived peacefully there for two years, openly sharing Christ with all.
The book of Acts is a wonderful story of the New Testament church, and it reminds us that the witness of Christ cannot be stopped.
Episode: The Mighty Storm - The Book of Acts
The episode referenced the Book of Acts as the scriptural source for Paul's stormtossed journey to Rome, noting its inspiration for the narrative.
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Now Paul is forced to be a leader and comforter amidst a beast of nature, inspired by the book of Acts.
Let's listen now to today's word from the book of Acts.
Let us pray. ... Acts 27-44
Episode: Paul Beaten in Jerusalem - The Book of Acts
The host referenced the book of Acts as the source of the episode's narrative about Paul's ordeal in Jerusalem.
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He is beaten and nearly killed, but saved ultimately by his Roman citizenship, inspired by the book of Acts.
So, let's listen now to this reading from the book of Acts.
Episode: Leaving the Ephesians - The Book of Acts
The host highlighted the book of Acts, noting it contained some of his favorite passages and used it as the source for today's reading.
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Now, let's listen to today's reading from the book of Acts.
In Acts 20-24, we read these words from Paul, some of my favorites in all of the book of Acts and in the Bible itself.
Episode: Singing Jailbirds - The Book of Acts
The host referenced the book of Acts as the source of the story about Paul and Silas in the Roman jail, indicating they were inspired by its narrative.
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As Paul and Silas dwell in the dark depths of a Roman jail cell, they are able to be lights of hope, inspired by the book of Acts.
Let's listen now in this reading from the book of Acts.
Episode: Gods and Stones - The Book of Acts
The host noted that the episode was inspired by the book of Acts and referenced reading from it during the storytelling.
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Inspired by the book of Acts.
Our reading today in the book of Acts finds Paul and Barnabas in Iconium, having fled there when the Jews in Antioch stirred up persecution against them.
Episode: Saul to Paul - The Book of Acts
The episode referenced the Book of Acts as the inspiration for the story, noting it guided the narration of Saul's transformation.
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inspired by the book of Acts.
Episode: Death and Escape - The Book of Acts
The episode noted that the story was inspired by and included a reading from the book of Acts.
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Inspired by the book of Acts.
Let's hear now the reading from the book of Acts.
Episode: Little Christs - The Book of Acts
The host introduced the segment by noting they would read from the exciting book of Acts, framing the narrative about the early church's expansion and the role of Barnabas.
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So let's listen now to today's reading from the exciting book of Acts.
Episode: Bedridden - The Book of Acts
The episode referenced the book of Acts as the source of the narrative about Peter healing Aeneas and Tabitha, noting that the story was inspired by and read directly from this biblical book.
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inspired by the book of Acts.
So once again, let's hear our reading from the book of Acts.
Episode: A New Enemy - The Book of Acts
The episode referenced the book of Acts as the source material for the dramatic reading and storytelling about Stephen and Saul.
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inspired by the book of Acts.
So let's listen now to this reading from the book of Acts.
Episode: Tongues like Fire - The Book of Acts
The episode referenced the Book of Acts as the inspiration and source of scripture, mentioning Acts chapter 2 during the narration.
The host praised it as a wonderful read that explained menopause topics exceptionally well, noting its clear, layperson friendly style.
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The book is called The New Menopause by Mary Claire, by Dr. Mary Claire Haver. It's a wonderful read just because you explain things, like I said, exceptionally well.
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The host praised it as a wonderful read that explained menopause topics exceptionally well, noting its clear, layperson friendly style.
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The book is called The New Menopause by Mary Claire, by Dr. Mary Claire Haver. It's a wonderful read just because you explain things, like I said, exceptionally well.
The book is fantastic. It gives a really good overview of all these things that we spoke about. And it goes more in depth.
The podcast referenced the New Testament book of Acts, Chapter 9, verse 18, using it as an analogy for a revelation in the case.
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Let us turn now to the Bible. The New Testament book of Acts. Chapter 9, verse 18. Stay with me a moment. The story concerns the Apostle Paul. Blinded on the road to Damascus. Before, quoting here, Th...
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The podcast referenced the New Testament book of Acts, Chapter 9, verse 18, using it as an analogy for a revelation in the case.
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Let us turn now to the Bible. The New Testament book of Acts. Chapter 9, verse 18. Stay with me a moment. The story concerns the Apostle Paul. Blinded on the road to Damascus. Before, quoting here, There fell from his eyes something like scales and he received his sight. Or, as the great crime novelist Agatha Christie put it, many, many, many years later, The scales fell from his eyes.
The podcast speaker used the book of Acts, specifically chapter 27, as a basis for his sermon. The main idea was that sometimes, despite bad decisions and difficult situations, God has a greater purpose, even if it's difficult to understand at the time.
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All right, look at this from Acts chapter 27
— Episode: It Had To Happen
Episode: It Had To Happen
The podcast speaker used the book of Acts, specifically chapter 27, as a basis for his sermon. The main idea was that sometimes, despite bad decisions and difficult situations, God has a greater purpose, even if it's difficult to understand at the time.
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All right, look at this from Acts chapter 27
I preached this passage back in 2013 and this is the sequel back then I did a message called it will happen
The Bible says in verse 20 Acts chapter 27 when neither sun nor stars appeared for many days and the storm continued raging
That's where Paul started that's where the wind blew him around for like several weeks and That's Malta where they landed
That little tiny island called Malta
Episode: Let’s Face It (Larry Brey)
The book of Acts was referenced to counter the common misperception of Moses as slow and dumb, revealing that he was actually powerful in speech and action, as recorded in the book.
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And as I jumped into this lonely place and I started to inspect the story of Moses, I came to the book of Acts where it's recorded.
And this busted the bubble of my perception of Moses. And maybe God wants to bust your bubble for how you see yourself today.
The stereotypes you have labeled yourself with, the things you said I'm not going to do math because I'm dumb.
Because in Acts 722 it says this, it says Moses was educated in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and was powerful in speech.
And what's like that's got to be a typo. That doesn't really happen. That's not in the Bible, because I always heard that Moses was slow and he was dumb.
Episode: Protect The Vessel
The book of Acts, chapter 28, was used as a foundation for the sermon, illustrating the concept of protection, healing, and God's hand in unexpected situations through the narrative of Paul's shipwreck and subsequent healing on Malta.
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Go to Acts, chapter 28, right now.
Go to Acts, chapter 28, verse 1.
The reason I chose to go off of Acts 28 today talking about protect the vessel is because, even though the boat that was carrying Paul broke into pieces, it really wasn't as important what was carrying Paul as it was what Paul was carrying.
Paul went in to Publius, his father's bedroom, and in Acts 28, he did something really important I want you to do.
Episode: An Ordinary Day
The speaker used the book of Acts as a foundation for a message about embracing ordinary days and finding significance in everyday life, particularly focusing on the story of Peter and John healing a lame man in Acts 3.
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the text I'm gonna be in today is gonna be acts Chapter three is where I'll be and
Now this story out of Acts chapter 3 is really one of my favorite stories in the New Testament I love it It's really been a story that's played a pivotal part in the history of our church
in Acts chapter three it says one day Peter and john at the time of prayer went to the temple gate
I got it. Oh Acts chapter 3 this beggar being healed began in acts chapter 2
And as I was reading acts chapter 3 getting ready for today said god said you don't understand the whole story because you didn't read the previous chapters And god took me back to acts chapter 2 and next chapter 2 it said
Episode: Reputation Rehab
The book of Acts was mentioned, with a focus on a story where seven sons of a priest attempted to use the name of Jesus and Paul for personal gain, but were rebuked by demons. It emphasizes the importance of a genuine relationship with God and highlights that trouble can sometimes accompany God's presence.
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One time in the book of Acts, these seven sons of a Jewish priest saw Paul laying hands on people, and they were like, 'Oh, that's cool. Huh. Maybe we say what he says, we could do what he does, and maybe we can make money off of it.
And when they said it, the demons spoke and said, 'I heard you say Jesus, and we know him. I heard you say Paul, and we know him. We hate him. We're on assignment against him. We send snakes to bite him. We put Paul through shipwrecks. We stir up people and create contention so that stones are thrown at Paul. We've heard of Jesus. We've heard of Paul, but who are you?'
Episode: It's A No Go
The book of Acts was referenced several times, illustrating Paul's missionary journeys, encounters, and divine guidance. The speaker particularly focused on passages related to Paul's attempts to preach in certain regions and how God sometimes prevented him from doing so.
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In fact acts 9 calls Paul God's chosen vessel.
Acts 16 for records what happened next they traveled from town to town and They told all the churches good news.
We got ready Luke says at once and we left For Macedonia concluding that God had called us to preach the gospel to them 11 And from Troas the place where we were uncertain we put out to sea and sailed straight for some Othrus and the next day we went to Neopolis and from there we traveled to Philippi
Episode: Reputation Rehab
He referred to the Book of Acts when describing a scene where seven sons of a priest confront Paul.
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One time in the book of Acts, these seven sons of a Jewish priest saw Paul laying hands on people and they were like, 'Oh, that's cool.'
Episode: Are You Headed In The Right Direction?
He highlighted that the book of Acts provides a narrative of Paul's missionary exploits, complementing the letters Paul wrote.
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How cool is it that we not only get a narrative of Paul's missionary exploits in the book of Acts, but we have the letters he wrote.
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