HeyJaredUniversal Family
A spiritual, religious, and philosophical podcast... presenting a philosophy of living in truth, beauty, and goodness... centered on the concept that we are all brothers and sisters in the universal family of God.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Living Truth, Dependable and Flexible (opens the original)
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Living truth is stable and dependable—and also flexible and adjusted to individuals and groups in their changing situations. Truth is more a who than a what. You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. Come and see.
Living Truth (opens the original)
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Living truth is stable and dependable—and also flexible and adjusted to individuals and groups in their changing situations. Truth is more a who than a what. You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. Come and see.
Living Truth (opens the original)
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Living truth is stable and dependable—and also flexible and adjusted to individuals and groups in their changing situations. Truth is more a who than a what. You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. Come and see.
Artistic living with Jesus and others (opens the original)
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Jesus was a master in the art of living. In the practical arts, he was skilled in carpentry. In the fine arts, his parables put his unforgettable touch on storytelling. The fun arts include play, sports, and humor. Examples are given from the teachings of Jesus and from other pioneers in artistic living, including Beethoven and his Ninth Symphony.
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