After taking his own life, a man finds a strange world on the other side filled with red souls.  Story: "Prism Break" by Richard C. Mills Genre: Supernatural, Fantasy Art: Laney Mills Music: Nights Amore Narrator: Davis Harrison Rating: PG-13       Credits: "Within" by Richard C. Mills Sentinel Studios Patreon for Richard C. Mills Facebook Twitter Soundcloud Episode Art: Laney Mills  Music: Nights Amore Narrator: Davis Harrison   "The Tragedy of Self-Destruction" A sermon and conversation about suicide.   Originally Appearing on the Untold Podcast        

(Hebrews 11:32, ESV) And what more shall I say? For time would fail me to tell of Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, of David and Samuel and the prophets— The names listed in v. 32 seem to represent the totality of those in history who displayed faith, since the list of deeds followed by "who" in verse 33 can probably not all be accounted for in the lives of only those on this short list of names. With this in mind, we've been taking a brief look at each of the people listed here and making a few observations about their faith based on what the Bible says about them. This time we'll finish up the list of names by looking at Samuel, whose story can be found in 1 Samuel 7:3-10:16. Like David, there is a lot of material to look at when examining the life of Samuel, so I'll just focus on a few moments that specifically highlight and say something about his faith, since the way he modeled faith is the reason he is included on this list. Samuel was a miraculou...

The official podcast of Christian Geek Central!  ( http://www.christiangeekcentral.com ) On the Show Today: A review of Gods Of Egypt and some thoughts being under appreciated as we look at the life of the prophet Samuel!

Encyclopedia of Impossible Things Mjölnir, the hammer of Thor. Aladdin’s lamp. Excalibur. You know they’re out there. They await discovery: Items of power, both legendary and forgotten, forged by the same mythology and fiction that spawned the recursions in which they lie. What would you do with a lich’s phylactery, the ring of Odin, a vorpal sword, the spellbook of Thoth, or the picture of Dorian Gray? What would Earth’s enemies do with these powerful, mythic items if they were brought into our world? The Encyclopedia of Impossible Things includes: more than 400 new cyphers, more than 250 new artifacts, scores of artifacts made famous by the mythology and fiction that gave life to their recursions, plus dozens of emergent artifacts that were created or evolved within the Shoals of Earth or the Strange itself. Rules for personal recursions for player characters, including a sheet you can use to design and maintain your very own recursion. G'Zoink - A Bunch of New Lowdown...

(Hebrews 11:32, ESV) And what more shall I say? For time would fail me to tell of Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, of David and Samuel and the prophets— The names listed in v. 32 seem to represent the totality of those in history who displayed faith, since the list of deeds followed by "who" in verse 33 can probably not all be accounted for in the lives of only those on this short list of names. With this in mind, we're taking a brief look at each of the people listed here and making a few observations about their faith based on what the Bible says about them. This time we'll look at David, whose story can be found in 1 Sam. 16:1 – 1 Kings 2:10, as well as a number of Psalms. There is actually so much material in the Bible about David's life that he really warrants an entire series of his own. And in fact sometime down the road I'd like to do a study on the life of King David for these "In Search Of Truth" segments, incorporating the Psalm...