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The Polymath Podcast

The Polymath Podcast is a space where people of various interests and knowledge connect, learn together and grow stronger in every facet of their lives. Polymaths are not too much, but they are all God created them to be.

Podcast · By Neisha Sibley · English · US · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    I Sense A Deeper Call of God (opens the original)

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    In this week's episode, teens are encouraged to spend time in the presence of God so that their hearts can be attuned to what the Lord is saying in this time and season. There is a deeper call for us to come up higher as seen in Revelation 4:1, but we may never sense that call if we do not set out time to commune the Lord in the secret place. When the Lord calls us higher, it is always to get us out of our comfort zone and show what who we are in Him and what we carry. I shared an experience how

  2. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Less Time On My Phone, More Time With God (opens the original)

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    In this week's episode we zoomed in on the topic: "Less Time On My Phone, More Time With God." We live in a technological age where a quick message check can easily turn into 5 hours of idly scrolling through social media. Teens are the ones who are most vulnerable as those who are older, who did not grow up in a social media age, are better able to control it than having it control them. While the world keeps evolving, it's important that we pivot and examine what is important, our relationship

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    The Voice or God or The Voice of My Flesh? (opens the original)

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    In this week's episode we discussed how to differentiate between the voice of God and the voice of our flesh. To do this, we have to use the Bible. The Bible is our standard, it is the measuring stick which we use to determine the voice of God. God and His Word are one. They are always in unison. God will not speak contrary to His Word. In addition, our flesh is always self-centered, selfish, always seeking to satisfy the flesh and its desires. Despite this knowledge, many times we confuse the v

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    God Hears My Prayers and Petitions (opens the original)

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    In this week's episode, teens are encouraged to pray even when they do not see the tangible manifestation of their prayers. This is because God hears our prayers and petitions, and He is always working behind the scenes. Prayer was never optional, and children and teens are not exempt from praying. Our consistent prayers should not be dependent on speedy answers, but on authentic relationship with the Father. Since God created us to be in communion with Him, we are required to do so in constant

  5. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Committing To God Above All Else (opens the original)

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    In this week's episode, we discussed the topic: committing to God above all else. When teens commit to God they are putting God above their gadgets, their relationships and anything that would want to compete for their undivided attention that is contrary to their godly morals and values. Teens are encouraged to get busy in the things of the Lord so they won't have time for the things of the world. Teens are also given examples of ministries and clubs they can start within their church as a way

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