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God’s Word offers encouragement that fuels our faith and deepens our trust in Jesus. In this weekly podcast, Paul and Noah open the Bible in search of practical principles for standing strong. Let’s dig in!

Hosts Pharmacist Paul White and Compounding-Pharmacist Brad White from the Medicine Center Pharmacies of Canton, Louisville, Minerva and New Philadelphia Ohio educate the community about the benefits of prescription management and health-related items. Their weekly guests include physicians, area experts and many other professionals to answer your questions and take your calls at 330-450-1480. A lot has changed in the health care industry and Paul and Brad keep you up to date. Fridays at 9am.

Welcome to the Medicare GPS Podcast, where navigating the complex world of Medicare becomes an enjoyable journey! Join the dynamic husband-and-wife duo, Jamon and Paula White, as they guide you through the twists and turns of Medicare with expertise, humor, and a touch of charm. But it's not just about facts and figures. Your friendly guides, Jamon and Paula, inject a dose of fun into every episode. Their banter, anecdotes, and engaging storytelling transform mundane Medicare topics into lively discussions that keep you entertained while learning. Get ready to laugh and learn on the Medicare

Nobody understands the issues women face better than dynamic Bible teacher and national speaker Paula White, host of a national television program, who crosses racial and gender lines with her messages. In this book, Paula highlights 10 women in the Bible and shows how God transformed their lives and can transform anyone's life who is seeking Him and the answers he provides throughout Scripture.

Of all the biblical stories, none is more well-known—or misunderstood—than that of Jonah and the whale. This ancient tale of a prophet who runs from his call has been the source of countless sermons on obedience, theories about the judgment of God, and is even the namesake of a psychological diagnosis. Jesus used this story to illustrate his own resurrection and claimed to be Greater than Jonah.