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XPOV: The White Elephant budget was $0
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Jan 16
2026
We all work together at a salon called Oliver and Company in Gainesville, GA. For our work party, we played White Elephant with a “regift” theme — meaning spend $0. I’ve had a couple of traffic cones sitting in my garage for years and wanted them gone, so I wrapped those up (don’t worry, they’re not stolen). Everyone was completely caught off guard and thought it was hilarious. Credit: Lauren Remillard @laurenhremillard
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XGenesis 42: Joseph Tests His Brothers
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Feb 05
2026
Confronting the Consequences: Genesis 42:18 – 42:38
Joseph faces the brothers who betrayed him, but instead of immediate revenge, he tests their hearts, creating a path toward repentance and reconciliation.
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XWhen Being A Good Dog Is Harder Than It Looks
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Feb 06
2026
Here is my dog Bitty trying her hardest to be a good girl and not bother the cat, unfortunately for Cosmo, Bitty loses the fight and ultimately bothers Cosmo to the point of her getting up and walking away. Credit: Aidan Moore
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XRevival and Leadership.
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Jun 26
2026
Revival and Leadership. This episode explores the rise and fall of King Joash, a story that illustrates both the promise and peril of spiritual revival dependent on human leadership. Protected as a child during Athaliah’s reign, Joash experiences genuine renewal under the guidance of the priest Jehoiada. Temples are restored, worship returns, and integrity flourishes—but after Jehoiada dies, the revival fades, showing the danger of relying on human influence rather than God’s sustaining power. The story reminds us that true, lasting transformation comes from God alone, and spiritual revival must be continually nurtured in our hearts and communities.
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XTrain Your Brain to Stop Overthinking
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Jun 26
2026
What if overthinking isn’t a thinking problem at all?
The brain stays in the overthinking cycle when it feels unsafe, not when it lacks answers.
Breaking the cycle is not about forcing control, it is about creating a sense of safety.
Neuroscience shows your brain can only rest when it no longer feels the need to stay on alert.
That is why gentleness matters more than pressure.
The goal is not mental control, but relational safety.
When you slow your thoughts, sit with Scripture, and allow silence, you are signaling to your brain that vigilance is no longer required.
You are reminding your mind that God is present and attentive.
Over time, these rhythms begin to retrain your brain.
The overthinking cycle weakens, and new pathways form, ones marked by calm awareness and trust in God.
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XCat Owners' Survival Guide S1 E17
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Sep 01
2026
Michael Pollick, both humorist and cat owner, introduces viewers to the life of Ezekiel, and his frazzled but dedicated owner.
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XChris Tomlin on Why The First Hymn Is More Than Just a Song
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Mar 31
2026
“This is bigger than just a song.”
Chris Tomlin shares why 'The First Hymn' documentary tells a much deeper story, one of faith, sacrifice, and generations of believers carrying the torch of worship.
A powerful reminder that the music of the church goes back thousands of years. 🙌
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XAmanda Nolan Performs Acoustic Version of 'I See You' | GodTube Exclusive
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May 11
2026
Christian singer-songwriter Amanda Nolan delivers a heartfelt acoustic performance of her song “I See You” exclusively for GodTube Music.
Fresh off the release of a new version of the song, Amanda brings raw emotion and vulnerability to this stripped-down performance, reminding listeners that God sees every struggle, every hurt, and every moment we feel unseen.
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XHe Thinks the Snow Blower Is His Personal Snow Machine
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Feb 27
2026
When our snowblower broke during the blizzard, our neighbor generously offered to lend us theirs. As my boyfriend picked it up, their dog Jake followed along and happily chased and played in the stream of flying snow the entire time.