Los mejores podcasts de Beth Thornton (2024)

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Local grass fed beef, the CA Cadet Corps., a forgotten Chumash island, and the resilient Bishop pine. 58:09

13d ago58:09

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On Playing With Food, Fr. Ian meets a local cattle-woman whose family has been raising grass-fed beef for six generations. Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with Major Tate Burns, who shares insights about the California Cadet Corps. UC Santa Barbara hosts a nine week course where students team up to create an original documentary about the coast. Fi…

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Precision Construction, Strategic Pet Recovery, and "Whose Waters?" 57:25

19d ago57:25

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On today’s Working Lunch, Karl Vaillancourt and Stephanie McDonald of Precision Construction chat with host Jim Dantona of the SLO Chamber about their projects: including the world’s first hyperloop, the first rocket landing facility on the West Coast, and their restoration work on the historic Ahwahnee Hotel. On Peace, Love & Pets, host Robin Cole…

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KCBX Special: Central Coast locals remember Woodstock 59:59

27d ago59:59

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In mid August of 1969, half a million young people gathered on a farm in New York for the Woodstock Music & Art Festival. Enjoy an hour long trip back in time 55 years to this legendary event. Five years ago, on the 50th anniversary, eight Central Coast listeners who attended the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival shared their experiences. Hear thei…

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Natural disaster resilience and preparedness, Infinite Music, and Resonance choral ensemble 59:32

1M ago59:32

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Scott Jalbert, director of the SLO County Offices of Emergency Services, joins KCBX’s Kim Foster in a discussion about how each of us can become more resilient and prepared for natural disasters. On the Nonprofit Story, host Dr. Consuelo Meux focuses on Infinite Music, an educational nonprofit that provides youth, especially those in underserved co…

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The fentanyl problem, Housing Authority of SLO County, and what is an olallieberry? 59:45

1M ago59:45

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KCBX’s Stu Soren sits down with Patrick Hanly for a discussion on the issue of fentanyl. Hanly is a former US prosecutor, and a current criminal defense attorney. Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with Scott Collins, Executive Director, Housing Authority of San Luis Obispo County. And finally, olallieberries have long been grown in Avila Valley and C…

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Cal Poly's Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Edible SLO's upcoming culinary event, and the Central Coast Cider Festival 58:00

2M ago58:00

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Associate Professor Thomas Katona shares insights about Cal Poly’s Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship with correspondent Tom Wilmer. We’ll get a preview of Edible San Luis Obispo Magazine’s upcoming culinary celebration called ‘Summer House’ in a conversation with Fr. Ian of Playing With Food. The 6th Annual Central Coast Cider Festival is Au…

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Festival Mozaic, SLO County Animal Services update, and the importance of sea otters 58:21

2M ago58:21

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KCBX program director Marisa Waddell talks with Lloyd Tanner of Festival Mozaic about what it’s like to be an arts administrator who puts together a multi-day event at venues all over San Luis Obispo County. On Peace, Love & Pets host Robin Coleman checks in with Dr. Eric Anderson of SLO County Animal Services to get an update on the shelter, servi…

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Lahaina's devastating fire, Rantec's family friendly workplace, and the book Living & Loving Unapologetically 59:29

2M ago59:29

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Connie Framberger shares her story of Maui’s devastating fire with KCBX’s Brian Reynolds, and offers advice about how to help the residents recover. On Working Lunch, SLO Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jim Dantona chats with Vinay Clauson and Thane Atkinson of Los Osos based business Rantec. Join correspondent Tom Wilmer for a visit with Ha…

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Summer pet tips, 'Lives Well Lived'- the book, and Playing With Food- Bao buns 59:34

2M ago59:34

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Listen to a discussion about pet summer safety with Robin Coleman of Woods Humane Society and Dr. Dorian with Vetama Mobile Veterinarian Care. It’s Peace, Love & Pets. Filmmaker Sky Bergman has just published a book as a companion to her documentary “Lives Well Lived”. She and KCBX’s Brian Reynolds discuss the benefits of intergenerational connecti…

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Dr. Jill Stearns of Cuesta College, 'Oldest San Francisco', and the UCSB Koegel Autism Center 59:44

3M ago59:44

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The SLO Chamber of Commerce’s Jim Dantona visits with the Superintendent and President of Cuesta College, Dr. Jill Stearns. Award-winning Oakland-based author, Alec Scott, shares insights about his book 'Oldest San Francisco’. Student reporter Ashley Segat speaks with Dr Anna Krasno from UCSBs Koegel Autism Center.…

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The Live Oak Music Festival, comedian Kathy Griffin, rattlesnakes and more 58:01

3M ago58:01

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KCBX's Beth Thornton visits Girls Inc. in Carpinteria, a girls’ leadership program and a place for after-school care. The non-profit is prepared to serve as a community gathering space during extreme heat events. KCBX’s Sal Espana speaks with comedian Kathy Griffin ahead of her Central Coast appearance. KCBX reporter Alyssa Toledo speaks with journ…

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Chumash Marine Sanctuary, The Heat Beat, Farm to School, Santa Barbara cruise ship restrictions, and sea otter tools 58:00

4M ago58:00

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If the federal government approves the designation this summer, the Chumash Marine Sanctuary would be the first marine sanctuary in the U.S. to be nominated by, and named after, an Indigenous tribe. This week on our series The Heat Beat, Beth Thornton reports that taking precautions can save lives and minimize visits to the ER. Local farmers are gi…

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The Heat Beat, filmmaker Sky Bergman's 'Mochitsuki', Your Brain on Art, and a Certified Music Practitioner 58:01

4M ago58:01

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In the first part of our four part series called The Heat Beat, Beth Thornton reports on how communities can prepare for heat waves and save lives. Filmmaker Sky Bergman speaks about her latest film- Mochitsuki, which explores the ancient tradition of preparing Mochi to celebrate the Japanese New Year. The authors of ‘Your Brain on Art’ talk about …

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Recycling textiles, sustainable water solutions, the Tall Poppy Syndrome, and an inclusive community of kids on wheels. 58:00

4M ago58:00

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On this week’s show, you’ll learn about a recent workshop on recycling textiles. Organizer Dave Cross of the Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce speaks with KCBX’s Beth Thornton. On this month’s episode of Working Lunch, host Jim Dantona speaks with Janette Garrett and Jeff Szytel of Water Systems Consulting about providing solutions for sustain…

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Students learn to market their art, a musician uses the sounds of the harvest, a book on the Point San Luis Lighthouse, exploring local BIPOC history, and honeybees 59:09

4M ago59:09

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An annual art-exhibit that highlights the talent of Cuesta College’s students is teaching them how to market and exhibit their art. A short film that follows a local musician who turned the sounds of a wine harvest into music is here at the SLO International Film Festival. Author Kathy Mastako talks with KCBX's Brian Reynolds about her book on the …

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Dana Reserve, Playing With Food, 'The Misplaced', and Baile Folklorico 58:29

5M ago58:29

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A large housing development proposed for Nipomo comes before County Supervisors for a vote. Cookbook author Brigit Binns invited the Playing With Food team into her kitchen to cook, chat, and eat. Longtime SLO city employee Terry Sanville speaks about his days with traffic management and his new novel 'The Misplaced'. Baile Folklorico classes and p…

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Digital Democracy, singer songwriter Al Stewart, and Pacific Wildlife Care 58:39

5M ago58:39

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Digital Democracy is the result of a collaboration between Cal Poly and CalMatters that aims to give every Californian access to information about what our lawmakers in Sacramento are doing. Al Stewart is appearing at the Cuesta CPAC with his band Empty Pockets on Saturday April 20th. He talks with KCBX's Sal Espana about history, wine, and songwri…

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A high school activist for farmworkers' rights, SLO Film Festival, and People's Self Help Housing 59:36

5M ago59:36

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A high school activist in Santa Maria is making waves fighting for farmworkers' rights. Cesar Vasques speaks with KCBX’s Gabriela Fernandez. The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival begins on April 25th, and Correspondent Tom Wilmer chats with the Festival’s executive Director Skye McLennan. On Working Lunch, host Jim Dantona will be talking…

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Cal Poly senior project prosthetic, backyard chickens, Cal Poly Arts, and roundabouts 59:32

6M ago59:32

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As part of a senior project, a team of Cal Poly engineering students is working to build a new prosthetic for a fellow student. The Playing With Food team takes a look at backyard chickens. Cal Poly Arts Director Molly Clark talks about her mission to provide compelling performances that resonate with students and the community. From an episode of …

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PTSD and homelessness, California's changing climate, and overcrowded local animal shelters 57:32

6M ago57:32

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We start with a series on PTSD and homelessness from KCBX reporter Amanda Wernick. KCBX’s Kim Foster speaks with NPR's Nathan Rott about California’s changing environment. Sarah Aguilar, Director of Santa Barbara County Animal Services joins host Robin Coleman on Peace, Love & Pets.Por Carol Tangeman

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Episode 270: Why did Jesus's leaving bring the disciples joy? Joe & Kate Hox on Luke 24:50-52 10:19

2y ago10:19

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," illustrator and author, Joe and Kate Hox discuss Luke 24:50-52. They say, "God is on His throne and no earthly power can compare with Him. Are we trusting that God is totally in control?" Special Guest: Joe & Kate Hox.Por Champ Thornton

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Episode 269: How does Jesus challenge my motivations? Matt Markins on John 6:68 9:59

2y ago9:59

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and president of Awana, Matt Markins talks about John 6:68 and how much we need the life-giving words of Jesus Christ. Matt says, "In our lives, we tend to look at the surface. But Jesus is getting to heart of the human problem. We need a Savior, and Jesus is showing us how to live." Special Guest…

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Episode 268: What should we learn from older generations? Chris Brauns on Proverbs 20:29 10:58

2y ago10:58

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor and author, Chris Brauns discusses various ages and stages of life, from Proverbs 20:29. Chris says, "Strength is beautiful, but wisdom is most valuable.The strength of youth should be spent in pursuit of wisdom." Special Guest: Chris Brauns.Por Champ Thornton

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Episode 267: When I feel anxiety what would Jesus say to me? Beth Broom on Luke 12:32 10:31

2y ago10:31

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," counselor and author, Beth Broom discusses Jesus's teaching on anxiety from Luke 12:32. Beth says, "The words from Jesus, 'Fear not,' are not a reprimand. They are an invitation to come toward the Father." Special Guest: Beth Broom.Por Champ Thornton

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Episode 266: Why does God want us to give money? Nathan Harris on 2 Corinthians 8:9 9:30

2y ago9:30

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," professor Nathan Harris dicusses generosity and 2 Corinthians 8:9. Nathan says, "We give because God has given to us. Our money is not our money. Our time, talents, and treasures are not ours. They are the Lord's." Special Guest: Nathan Harris.Por Champ Thornton

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Episode 265: How can we know if Jesus is who He said He was? Chris Morphew on John 7:17 9:47

2y ago9:47

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," teacher and author, Chris Morphew discusses John 7:17 and how we should follow Jesus. Chris says, "As we choose to step into the life that Jesus is inviting us into, we discover the reality of it from the inside out." Special Guest: Chris Morphew.Por Champ Thornton

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Episode 264: Does God really forget sin? Sam Luce on Hebrews 8:12 10:03

2+ y ago10:03

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor and author, Sam Luce discusses the amazing grace of God from Hebrews 8:12. Sam says, "For a God who is all-powerful and all-knowing to say, 'I will remember your sins no more,' is beyond our comprehension. He is so good and so gracious." Special Guest: Sam Luce.…

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Episode 263: How can I make my life count? Jen Pollock Michel on Psalm 90:12 10:10

2+ y ago10:10

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," award-winning author Jen Pollock Michel comments on getting a heart of wisdom from Psalm 90:12. Jen says, "Wisdom values the right things. Don't waste your life on the things that don't really matter, but make the Lord and what He values your most important priorities." Special Guest: Jen Pollock Michel.…

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Episode 262: Why is it so hard to wait on the Lord? Beau Landers on Psalm 130:5 10:01

2+ y ago10:01

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In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor Beau Landers discusses Psalm 130:5 and what it means to wait on the Lord. Beau says, "Waiting on the Lord's plans is an active waiting. The Lord has everything in his hands." Special Guest: Beau Landers.Por Champ Thornton

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Episode 261: How can I grow in virtue? Chase Replogle on 2 Peter 1:5-7 10:29

2+ y ago10:29

10:29

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor and author, Chase Replogle discusses faith and works from 2 Peter 1:5-7. Chase says, "There is a trajectory to the Christian life. We are not stuck, but by faith we can grow to become people of greater virtue and love." Special Guest: Chase Replogle.…

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Podcasts de Beth Thornton

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KCBX

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In the Word, On the Go

Champ Thornton

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Local grass fed beef, the CA Cadet Corps., a forgotten Chumash island, and the resilient Bishop pine. 58:09

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Precision Construction, Strategic Pet Recovery, and "Whose Waters?" 57:25

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KCBX Special: Central Coast locals remember Woodstock 59:59

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Natural disaster resilience and preparedness, Infinite Music, and Resonance choral ensemble 59:32

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The fentanyl problem, Housing Authority of SLO County, and what is an olallieberry? 59:45

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Cal Poly's Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Edible SLO's upcoming culinary event, and the Central Coast Cider Festival 58:00

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Festival Mozaic, SLO County Animal Services update, and the importance of sea otters 58:21

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Lahaina's devastating fire, Rantec's family friendly workplace, and the book Living & Loving Unapologetically 59:29

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Summer pet tips, 'Lives Well Lived'- the book, and Playing With Food- Bao buns 59:34

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Dr. Jill Stearns of Cuesta College, 'Oldest San Francisco', and the UCSB Koegel Autism Center 59:44

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The Live Oak Music Festival, comedian Kathy Griffin, rattlesnakes and more 58:01

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Chumash Marine Sanctuary, The Heat Beat, Farm to School, Santa Barbara cruise ship restrictions, and sea otter tools 58:00

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The Heat Beat, filmmaker Sky Bergman's 'Mochitsuki', Your Brain on Art, and a Certified Music Practitioner 58:01

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Recycling textiles, sustainable water solutions, the Tall Poppy Syndrome, and an inclusive community of kids on wheels. 58:00

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Students learn to market their art, a musician uses the sounds of the harvest, a book on the Point San Luis Lighthouse, exploring local BIPOC history, and honeybees 59:09

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Dana Reserve, Playing With Food, 'The Misplaced', and Baile Folklorico 58:29

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Digital Democracy, singer songwriter Al Stewart, and Pacific Wildlife Care 58:39

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A high school activist for farmworkers' rights, SLO Film Festival, and People's Self Help Housing 59:36

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Cal Poly senior project prosthetic, backyard chickens, Cal Poly Arts, and roundabouts 59:32

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PTSD and homelessness, California's changing climate, and overcrowded local animal shelters 57:32

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Episode 270: Why did Jesus's leaving bring the disciples joy? Joe & Kate Hox on Luke 24:50-52 10:19

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Episode 269: How does Jesus challenge my motivations? Matt Markins on John 6:68 9:59

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Episode 268: What should we learn from older generations? Chris Brauns on Proverbs 20:29 10:58

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Episode 267: When I feel anxiety what would Jesus say to me? Beth Broom on Luke 12:32 10:31

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Episode 266: Why does God want us to give money? Nathan Harris on 2 Corinthians 8:9 9:30

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Episode 265: How can we know if Jesus is who He said He was? Chris Morphew on John 7:17 9:47

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Episode 264: Does God really forget sin? Sam Luce on Hebrews 8:12 10:03

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Episode 263: How can I make my life count? Jen Pollock Michel on Psalm 90:12 10:10

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Episode 262: Why is it so hard to wait on the Lord? Beau Landers on Psalm 130:5 10:01

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Episode 261: How can I grow in virtue? Chase Replogle on 2 Peter 1:5-7 10:29

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