Peace from Yeshua

While jogging at the park on a recent Sunday I passed a middle eastern man. He was hosting a picnic on a blanket with what appeared to be his elderly grandmother & his special needs daughter. They had a boombox from which he was bumping middle eastern music… then I heard a British accent w/ the music  reading the words of Yeshua. It was amazing. I told him so & he thanked me. Then I noticed they had balloons on their blanket with the name “Jesus” printed on them. They were very happy people celebrating the resurrection!

So I searched for the recording online… it took hours & hours, but I found it! I use it to help me sleep. THIS is what I want to share w/ you.

‘Seek first’ – 8 hours of Christ’s teachings
https://youtube.com/watch?v=6rC8v7LnOo4&si=Rtgz8Kz5CpBfxzXV

“My Peace I leave with you.” Sleep with over 8-hours of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit & God’s Word
https://youtu.be/Oj5Mw1s92Ig?si=dq8iMxUmM7fLqjuj

“These things I command you” Music-Free version of The Commands of Jesus film, for over 8 hours
https://youtu.be/k9kML6abSQY?si=EhZsYxvyxzF4bshC

Music for Rest, Sleep & Peace. Over 9-hours of Desert Bedouin sleep vibes. Reconcile Yourself to God
https://youtu.be/XqyZYtlhj3A?si=ULhVXDNrHgLBchI6

Music for Sleep. 8 hours of calm, spiritual mystery. Peace in your Heart through divine Wisdom
https://youtu.be/313O8Id9U-o?si=svQsiI-6E_4VDisV

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For audio only & download-able to your device I found some shorter versions:

APPLE PODCASTS:
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/no-greater-love-the-podcast/id1517496975

SPOTIFY PODCASTS:
https://open.spotify.com/show/6ytuwRlEZg8scFEbx6BP7y

Specifically:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7wpE3oakyoYH6MVC8Zx0cl?si=7o2w20nbRsCh50DXZkbYXA

Charlton Heston Reads the Bible

On YOUTUBE I enjoy watching the Charlton Heston video reading the scriptures. It may have a few commercials. I simply click on the “SKIP ADS” word that pops up on the lower right portion of the screen on YOUTUBE… & it returns to the Heston video. 

Video is too long for one sitting, so when I need a break I write the time-stamp where I stop, then when I return I fast-forward to the time at which I paused.

Enjoy!