Suebiquitous Podcast
FUNNY isn't usually a word you'd associate with faith-based podcasts, but host Sue Duffield's lively and humorous outlook on life might just be the cheerful boost you need.
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208. Don't Change the Station - The Songs That Take Us Home (opens the original)
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Ever hear an old song, and suddenly you're right back where you started? Sue takes a nostalgic—and hilarious—trip to the Jersey Shore, where a Bell & Howell transistor radio, WIBG, Grammy Allen's money, and Dad's Navy-style beach operations created memories that still have a soundtrack. But there's something deeper to the songs we carry, especially the hymns and worship music that shaped our faith. From transistor radios to iPhones, Sue explores why music becomes a timestamp for our lives—and wh
207. Holy Body Double! The Fine Art of Faking Church (opens the original)
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What if you could hire someone who looks just like you to go to church in your place? Sit in your seat, hug the pastor, take sermon notes—and nobody notices? It's funny…until you realize how often we show up physically while our hearts stay home. This episode is about faith, authenticity, spiritual autopilot—and why God doesn't want the polished, churchy stand-in version of you. He wants the real you. And remember: mannequins may be getting more realistic…but they're still terrible at altar call
206. Keep The Porch Light On (Part Two) (opens the original)
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In this follow-up to Keep the Porch Light On (episode 205) , Sue Duffield tackles one of today's most challenging questions: How do we stand firm in our biblical and generational convictions while keeping our hearts and homes open to the people we love? Through Scripture, real-life stories, and compassionate encouragement, Sue reminds us that while we can't control another person's choices, we can choose to live with grace, truth, and unwavering hope—trusting God to work in ways only He can. Lea
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