Tephillah Amunah
Yom Talk
What is Yom Talk? A weekly podcast focused on spiritual/mental health. Lead by scripture. Looking to help those who deal with stress, anxiety, overthinking etc. Purpose: to find Shalom by applying the word to their lives in practical ways. Helping the nation to form better relationships, and habits and gain more confidence in their walk with Adoniy Yahusha. The facilitator Tephillah Amunah speaks from a perspective of currently applying or having overcome certain obstacles. At the end of every session, there are a few breathing exercises to help listeners command and start their day.
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Tephillah Amunah
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Último episodio
13 de ago. de 2024
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Portion Control… 10.04.2023 20:29
Why are you attempting to control the portion allotted to you? Why is it so hard for you to be satisfied with your portion? What else do you think you want? What else do you think you need? Are you desiring someone else’s portion…? Be humble, Be content, and allow Yahusha to Increase you in your due season. This week soundscape was provided by Moreh Yocef track name One & Only - https://soun...
Dismantling Negative Self-Talk 03.04.2023 10:34
This Yom we are Dismantling the lies and eating thub words from ALUAHS grazing field! Choose one weakness and work on it to make it a strength…
What's Yom Talk? 03.04.2023 12:39
This episode is an introductory episode! Explaining the point of Yom Talk, the process behind creating it, and what I pray we can accomplish on this journey together! Tudah for tuning in, May your Yom be Baruked through Adoniy Yahusha!
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