HeyJaredTom's Family Worship
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The Duck That Couldn't Sink (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt like you were not good at anything? Or, at least, the things you could do were not cool or important? That is How Wally felt. That is until something unexpected happened to him.
The Value of Little things (opens the original)
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Today we explore a story and find out the crazy things that Jesus can do with simple and small gifts given in love and faith.
The Ultimate Wingman (opens the original)
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When his wingman’s damaged fighter was running out of fuel over enemy territory, Bob Pardo refused to leave him behind. His incredible act of courage reminds us of an even greater truth: Jesus is the ultimate wingman—the One who stays with us, carries us when we can’t make it on our own, and never leaves us behind.
The Most Important Pushup (opens the original)
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Have you ever wanted to set a world record? Or perhaps you want to be famous so you can do important things. In today's story we look at one man who figured out how to do just that.
A Seat at the Table (opens the original)
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What if the person who annoys you most is actually just looking for a friend? Discover how one small choice to be kind can make a big difference—and show others what the love of Jesus looks like.
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