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Uplifted 

Dr. Rossi ponders the nature, essence, and purpose of life. 

Life’s deepest purpose is not to get what you want or avoid what you don’t want, but to use every moment between birth and death to evolve spiritually. By being open to life’s challenges, instead of resisting and storing them as blockages within you, your entire life can be a fan ... Show More

A quoi sert la philosophie ? Quelle différence avec le développement personnel ? S'applique-t-elle à nous ? En quoi peut-elle nous aider à vivre, concrètement ? Est-elle efficace pour guérir nos souffrances et nos peines ? Pourquoi se pose-t-on en général la question du sens de l ... Show More

As a new year begins, maybe you consider the brevity of life and have a renewed desire to live a life that lasts. Our life is fleeting and fragile and yet, there is, within the heart of the believer a burden to invest and steward the time allotted to them by God.  C.T. Studd once ... Show More

Life is beautiful when lead in a positive way! 

Life is fundamentally simple—we’re sitting on a tiny planet spinning through infinite space for a few years, and that’s it. We make it complicated by deciding how everything must be for us to be okay. This creates suffering, anxiety, and endless worries. Spirituality is about ope ... Show More

Religious Crisis 

Join Maha in this heartfelt episode as she reflects on life with Eman and explores the deeper meaning of what it means to live a good life. 

Purpose:We want every member of the GoChurch family to know that it is Jesus’ will for all believers to live a Spirit-filled life. Each of us can be filled and filled again with the Holy Spirit. With a Spirit-filled life we can expect to walk in the supernatural, even in our day- ... Show More

In this episode, I reflect on Meditation 3.3 from Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations, exploring its central themes: the inevitability of death, the futility of fearing it, and the Stoic imperative to live well while we can. Marcus reminds us that even the most accomplished and revered ... Show More