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This podcast is for you if you're new to reading the Bible or if you've been reading for a while and you want to go deeper. The goal is to help untangle the confusing stuff so your Bible reading feels rewarding and life-giving, not frustrating or overwhelming. One of Jesus' disciples, Peter, wrote that the scriptures are like light shining in a dark place. Reading the Bible is like flipping your headlights to high beam when you're driving on a dark country road. Suddenly, things get clearer, you can see the road ahead and avoid the ditches. So come take a ride with me and let's turn on the ...

You were born with the ability to create your reality. Which means you already have complete control over how you experience what happens "outside" of you, as well as every thought, feeling, inner conversation and action that emanates from you. The "Life Moves" podcast (previously the "Beyond the 3D" podcast) shares how you can apply "personal sovereignty" and "alchemy" to consistently create a reality that resonates with higher vibrational frequencies, like happiness, love, fulfillment, joy, freedom, peace, hope, and prosperity---as opposed to fear, worry, lack, anger, victimhood, jealousy, ...

Russ Charvonia's The Civility Mosaic, written with Michael Ashley, is a 21st-century treatise on restoring civility as a matter of our survival. As a past Grand Master of Masons in California, Charvonia provides listeners with a first-of-its-kind insider look at Freemasonry and how the practical application of its underlying ethos of brotherly love, relief, and truth can help us rise above the world's bickering and violence to create a more compassionate, more humane, and more civil society.

This podcast helps you tap into the best and most powerful version of yourself.

Diamond Dust is the memoir of how a young person’s talent ran away with itself, careening off into one unexpected adventure after another. With humor and introspection, it is a story of hubris and redemption, of talent and conscience, of art and absolution—and how life can lead us to second chances—at finding our better selves.