Changing Lives
For the Good, For Good
Sure Reality Podcasts
Sure Reality produces six radio/podcast programmes ranging from a 1-min radio spot to half-hour talk shows.
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These segments are free to air. For more information contact dudley@surereality.net
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Get Into The Word Of God
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Dudley Anderson co-hosts a half-hour Bible chat show with renowned Bible teachers. Getting into the word of God and getting the word of God into you.
A half-hour interview chat show where Dudley Anderson interviews people form all walks of life who came to know the reality of Christ.
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Living the Word by David L'Herroux
A 4 to 6-minute inspirational radio thought produced and presented by Bible teacher and CEO of UNited Christian Broadcasters, David L'Herroux
A 4 to 6-minute inspirational radio thought adapted from the weekly e-mail devotional, GodTracker
A 1-minute inspirational radio spot adapted from the weekly e-mail devotional, GodTracker.
Following the Cloud 1-Min Radio Spot
A 1-minute inspirational radio spot adapted from the weekly e-mail devotional, GodTracker for Messianic Radio.
Short motivational thoughts to refect on, presented by Andrew Boyd.
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Tracking the Will of God Year One is the first of a two-part series of weekly Christian devotional books. It is a selection of 52 weekly inspirational thoughts, written to help the reader continue tracking God’s will for his/her life
Tracking the Will of God Year Two is the second book in the series, Tracking the Will of God, and is a selection of 52 weekly reflections to help us stay aligned with God’s will by following His plans and purposes for our lives. These reflections are based on the author’s personal experience of what he calls God-tracking.
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