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The Aquarium Guys

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Your favorite aquarium podcast that dives deep into your favorite hobby, keeping pet fish. We are bringing you expert content on species spotlights, expert aquarium hobby insights, and trade secrets. With hosts Jim Colby & Robbz Olson.
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The Alt Fantasy Sports Podcast [INACTIVE]

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The AltFantasy Sports Podcast is your home for alt football and more! Get all the information you need about XFL fantasy football, USFL fantasy football, indoor football, and much more. Brought to you by some of the leading altfantasy football experts and their degenerate friends, the AltFantasy Sports Podcast also hosts the crew from altfantasysports.com sharing updates about the platform and key insights as well. SGPN and AltFantasy are your home for all the best spring fantasy football co ...
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Today, we’re bringing you the fourth episode in our special series about the Texas media industries. This podcast was recorded at the Texas Entertainment and Media Industries Symposium, which took place on September 20th, 2024 at the University of Texas at Austin. The symposium and this podcast were co-produced by the Center for Entertainment and M…
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The wind and waves still know the name of Jesus! In the midst of the chaos of the world, we can take hope in the sovereignty of our Lord and Savior, and we can trust in His goodness for us and the rest of the world. Join us in Mooresville for an encouraging word from guest speaker Jim Hill about relying on the Lord in the midst of these frightening…
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Today, we’re bringing you the third episode in our special series about the Texas media industries. This podcast was recorded at the Texas Entertainment and Media Industries Symposium, which took place on September 20th, 2024 at the University of Texas at Austin. The symposium and this podcast were co-produced by the Center for Entertainment and Me…
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God is raising an army; and His army is unlike any army on earth; it is His Bride—those who are deeply in love with Jesus and speak from that place of devotion (Revelation 22:17). The enemy's greatest fear is not one person with a voice, but a multitude of surrendered voices echoing heaven together. Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wic…
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Today, we’re bringing you the second episode in our special series about the Texas media industries. This podcast was recorded at the Texas Entertainment and Media Industries Symposium, which took place on September 20th, 2024 at the University of Texas at Austin, which was made possible by the generous support of Wofford Denius. The Texas Entertai…
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In John 4, a government official risks reputation and rank, traveling to Capernaum to Cana to beg Jesus for healing. His son was dying, hope was slipping—but Jesus spoke a word, and the man believed what he saw. That belief sparked a miracle, and a household came to faith. Join us this week as Head Pastor Ryan Meade unpacks this powerful encounter …
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For the first time in decades, spiritual engagement is on the rise—and it's being led by Gen Z. As the next generation flocks to the Church, the need for discipleship and spiritual parenting is essential. Spiritual fathers and mothers need to guide, nurture, and disciple a revival generation into a lasting transformation. Join us un Chapel Hill as …
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Today, we’re bringing you the first episode in a special series about the Texas media industries. This podcast was recorded at the Texas Entertainment and Media Industries Symposium, which took place on September 20th, 2024 at the University of Texas at Austin. The symposium and this podcast were co-produced by the Center for Entertainment and Medi…
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One of the ways God allows us to demonstrate His Kingdom is through the anointing He places on us by His Spirit. As we recognize the anointing God has placed on our lives, we can cultivate heart postures that allow us to steward the anointing. Join us in Wilmington as RiverLife Chapel Hill's Campus Pastor, Michael Pham, dives into those expressions…
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The opening pages of the Bible describe four rivers that flow from Eden. The final chapter of the Bible again finds this river flowing from Heaven. And, all throughout the Bible, "there is a river whose streams make glad the city of God" (Psalm 46). This river is the spiritual reality of the Holy Spirit in all of our lives. Join us in Chapel Hill a…
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It's common to focus on the future—what comes next, what's not working, and what we hope God will do. Yet sometimes, our souls need a moment to reflect. Recall how God supported us during the times when we didn't think we could get through. It reminds you that you're not where you are today because you for everything right, but because He never let…
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Who is the Holy Spirit? Why was He sent? As we remember Pentecost Sunday, the person of the Holy Spirit is top of mind. Jesus describes him in John 14, and we learn there that the Holy Spirit is multifaceted and complex. Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger dives into the Holy Spirit's role as our Comforter and our peace. For mor…
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We naturally long for God's "right hand" to move in our lives—reflecting His visible strength and action (Exodus 15:6). We love the stories of His glory. The church and the world need to see more of His right-hand power. Yet, there is another power, subtler and less visible: God's "left hand." This power operates like leaven in dough—quiet, hidden,…
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In John 3, a respected Pharisee named Nicodemus risks his reputation to seek out Jesus under the cover of night. With humility and curiosity, he asks questions that challenge his deepest beliefs—and in response, Jesus reveals truths that would change the world, including the promise of eternal life through God's extravagant love. Join us in Wilming…
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The images and stories of the Old Testament are types and shadows for what God would do when Jesus came. Noah released a dove in Genesis 8, and that occurrence is an image of what would come. At Jesus' baptism, the Holy Spirit came as a dove on Jesus. Today, that dove is in our midst to release our identity as sons and daughters. Join us in Chapel …
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We serve a mighty God and cherish big, electric moments—those powerful encounters that shift our lives. But He's not just the God of mountaintops and miracles. He's the God of the everyday, the ordinary, and even the hard times. The New Testament isn't just about the supernatural and the spectacular; it speaks to the rhythms of ordinary life. For e…
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Our vision is to see people in the church equipped to bring Heaven to Earth. In our families, in our church, and in our communities, every Christian can heal the sick and prophesy. Jesus empowered and equipped his Body for the Great Commission. Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger concludes his series on the core vision of RiverL…
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This week's MIC podcast features James Emmanuel Shapiro, who was President of US Distribution at XYZ films at the time of this recording. James Emanuel Shapiro is an entertainment executive veteran of twenty years and has been the COO of both Drafthouse Films and NEON, where he helped build both distribution companies from the ground up. He's worke…
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Jesus meets ordinary people in extraordinary ways—and their lives are never the same. In John 2, a wedding crisis becomes the setting for Jesus' first miracle. The wine ran out, the hosts faced dishonor, and the servants were overwhelmed—but Jesus stepped in, and through their simple obedience, water became wine. These servants didn't just witness …
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Encounters with God are our inheritance. It is the story of the Bible. A story about how a loving Father desires to be with us! Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger dives into the second week of a series on the core vision for RLCH with a message on encounters. For more information, visit riverlifefellowship.com To contact us: me…
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Just as God promised restoration to Israel after years of devastation (Joel 2:25), He stands ready to restore your life. In a broken world, we all need God's touch—whether in our health, finances, dreams, or relationships. Unlike human efforts to patch or replace, God's restoration doesn't just fix what was broken or lost; it brings back everything…
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Through scriptures like Psalm 95 and 145, we are called to give thanks and worship with joyful hearts. The stories of Jacob's ladder (Gen. 28), the stones of remembrance (Josh. 4), and the power of testimony in overcoming the enemy (Rev. 12) remind us that what God has done in our lives is worth remembering and declaring. Join us this week in Wilmi…
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God desires that, as individuals, we would all be established on Christ alone. Corporately, as a church, He has invited us to establish a home for His presence. Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger kicks off a series on the vision for RiverLife Chapel Hill with a message on being established. For more information, visit riverlife…
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Without vision, we lose direction—but God hasn’t forgotten what He placed in your heart. Vision gives purpose and helps us endure. The Holy Spirit desires to renew it when it feels buried by fear or disappointment. Like Peter, our calling starts with knowing Jesus personally. His vision for you isn’t just about you—it’s about His Kingdom and loving…
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This episode we talk about pope Francis death and what that has to do with the end of the world, and about the newly crowned astronauts, and so much more. Join us with your theories on discord: https://discord.gg/kJHFHbBeFQ Email us at [email protected] Support Deep Fried Conspiracies by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pin…
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Jesus is alive, and through our relationship with him, so are we. Resurrection life is not designed to be put off until death. Through casting off our old self and being made new in Christ, we are able to live the life Jesus intended for us right now. Join us in Wilmington as guest speaker Cory Meade continues the series on Jesus' many roles in our…
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As believers, we are saved by faith through grace. However, much of the New Testament seems to be concerned with the walk of living out that truth, and the work that we get to do. In a world with so much else to occupy our time and thoughts, it can be hard to live out the practice of stewarding the kingdom in action. Join us in Chapel Hill as guest…
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Jesus came to give us abundant life, not just help us survive (John 10:10). Still, we sometimes walk through valleys that feel like the end. It's not because God has left us, but because there's something deeply valuable to be found there. In those moments when it feels like everything is slipping away, you may be gaining that matters most: the pre…
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Jesus' final week was filled with powerful moments—clearing the temple, teaching, the Last Supper, betrayal, trial, and crucifixion. Yet, the story doesn't end at the grave. Through the lens of Mary Magdalene's encounter at the tomb and the promises of scripture, we see that through the resurrection of Jesus, we are called by name to a life marked …
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It's hard when your dreams die. "Silent Saturday" was a long, dark day. The Jews in 30 AD had big dreams for the deliverance and restoration of their nation, and those among Jesus' disciples were disappointed when Jesus died, believing their hopes to be forgotten. Sometimes, our hopes die alongside our dreams. Oftentimes, hopes die because we misun…
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The world only has one hope: Jesus Christ and him crucified. This refrain is the boast that the church has been singing for two thousand years. It's easy to turn our focus elsewhere in our walks with the Lord, whether that be Spiritual Gifts, Church doctrine, or deep theology, we must stay focused on this simple truth. Join us in Mooresville for Ea…
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Jesus is our long-awaited Messiah—the One who comes to save, restore, and set us free. On Palm Sunday, we remember how He entered Jerusalem not on a war horse, but on a donkey, as the crowds pleaded for him to save them (Matt. 21). Jesus came to bring a deeper kind of freedom—freedom from sin, fear, and the pressures of this world—not just from the…
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On Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem with the crowds expecting a physical King and Kingdom to be restored. However, Jesus knew He was riding in to establish a heavenly city—a new Jerusalem, a better Jerusalem for His people. According to Hebrews 12:22–24, this heavenly city has key benefits for us as believers, now. Join us in Chapel Hill as H…
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Emmaus comes from a Hebrew root word meaning "warm spring" or "hot springs." It's a fitting name for what happened to the two disciples as they journeyed on the Road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-32)—their hearts burned within them. Emmaus became a spiritual hot spring for them. Hot springs warm you from the outside in, but Jesus does the opposite. He warm…
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This week's MIC Podcast features a panel on the Screenwriter/Agent relationship with Jim Ehrich, literary agent, and Cindy McCreery, screenwriter and Chair of the Radio-Television-Film Department at UT Austin. Cindy McCreery is Chair of the Department of Radio-Television-Film here at UT Austin, where she teaches screenwriting. Cindy has written man…
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Jesus is not only our Savior and Lord—He is our Bridegroom, radiant in majesty and beauty, inviting us into a love story that transforms us from the inside out. Psalm 45 paints a poetic picture of the King in His splendor and the Bride in her glory, made beautiful by His love and chosen to stand by His side. Through our relationship with Jesus as o…
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We all need faith right now. Faith is the gift to see what could be, not just what is. In life as Christians, it is a gift that allows us to take hold of the promises God has given to us. The more faith we can take hold of, the greater assurance we have in God wanting to fulfill those promises in our lives. Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Mat…
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The resurrection isn't just a one-off event—it's a spiritual journey. Like the disciples experiencing Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Silent Saturday, Resurrection, and Pentecost, we navigate these moments too. They're historical, sure, but also key steps in our faith. Not everyone dives in—some get stuck on confusion, grief, waiting, or shaking beliefs.…
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Jesus is not just our Savior—He is our coworker, inviting us to labor alongside Him in every aspect of life. In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul reminds us that while we plant and water, it is God who brings the growth. Whether in our jobs, families, or ministry, we are called to partner with Christ, working with purpose and trusting His leading. Join us in W…
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With Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, the old system of sacrifice and priesthood has been abolished. Now, Jesus is our Great High Priest. The barriers to entry of the old system no longer apply to us, and we are instead given direct access to the one who intercedes on our behalf. As we approach Passion week, this truth is more poignant than ever. Joi…
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The parable of the sower in Mark 4 is described by Jesus as the cornerstone to all of his teachings. We've been exploring this as a church through the past few weeks, but today we open the podium to a few new speakers to share their insights on the passage. Join us in Mooresville for our second installment of Voices of the Congregation, discussing …
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Memory is a very important concept in the Old Testament, appearing over 230 times, even being cited as the reason the Bible was first written (Exodus 17:14). Memory also plays a large part in our own lives, as a foundation for who we are. What do we do with memories that we have that we'd prefer not to, and what do we do with the memories that we d…
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