Good morning, and a question

[HumbleMan]

Hello all. I hope this finds you well.

I have a question. Years ago, I found a podcast, and I believe it was something along the line of "Rain in/on the Desert". I can't remember where it was hosted, but I remember that, even though I was a practicing protestant, I could agree with and felt strengthened by the sermons.

Does anyone know of this podcast, and if so, is it still around?

Thank you,

Marc

 

[anna ~ grace]

Rain in the Desert ?

 

[anna ~ grace]

More of it!

Rain in the Desert | Ancient Faith Ministries

 

[HumbleMan]

Yes, I believe that's it.

Thank you!

 

[~Anastasia~]

Welcome to TAW!

Glad you received the info - thanks @Gracia Singh!

(Actually Praying in the Rain was the first one that popped into my mind.) There are a lot of really encouraging (and of course some challenging lol) podcasts on AFR. Abbot Tryphon is another daily one that comes to mind.

I hope you are encouraged. If we can be if any help, please feel free to ask.

God be with you.

 

[ArmyMatt]

welcome to TAW!

 

[Moses Medina]

Welcome to TAW! Glad you found it!​

 

[prodromos]

Welcome! How are you coping with the heat and humidity at the moment?
My two daughters arrived in Texas today for a visit and I'm not sure they were ready for the heat.

 

[HumbleMan]

Thank you all for the welcome!

Welcome! How are you coping with the heat and humidity at the moment?
My two daughters arrived in Texas today for a visit and I'm not sure they were ready for the heat.

I'm currently living in MS right now, although I am a native Texan. The heat and humidity of central/south Texas can be brutal. I would say that I was glad to be away from it, but MS is actually worse than Tx in that regard.

 

[~Anastasia~]

We had a little farm in central TX ... it WAS brutal. I remember we got to something like 90 or 100+ days over 100F, close to 110 much of it. I'm trying to remember if that wasn't the same year we had drought. Anyway, I had to set up commercial fans with misters for the animals to keep the rabbits and llamas alive. Then in winter we had many days I had to break ice or wait for the sun to shine for a few hours so I could fill water troughs and the cage waterers and poultry drinkers. But then MS CAN be miserable too. I'm happier here in FL. The heat and humidity can still be high, but there's sometimes breeze and frequent afternoon showers so that makes a big difference.