Jesus told a parable about the strongest foundation for life. "Therefore everyone who hears these words of Mine, and acts upon them, may be compared to a wise man who built his house upon the rock." (Matt. 7:24.) The Bible also says, "...there is no Rock like our God." (1 Sam. 2:2) Join us as we seek to present podcasts built on the Cornerstone: Jesus.
Rockville Radio 7.77 Podcast
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Jesus told a parable about the strongest foundation for life. "Therefore everyone who hears these words of Mine, and acts upon them, may be compared to a wise man who built his house upon the rock." (Matt. 7:24.) The Bible also says, "...there is no Rock like our God." (1 Sam. 2:2) Join us as we seek to present podcasts built on the Cornerstone: Jesus.
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March 25, 2024
He won the Bronze Star in WWII For this Heroic Deed. Find out who he is and what he did.
<p>Listen to this episode which was originally produced for an 8th Grade US History class in 2015 when I taught History locally. Find out how Cpl. Henry Ortiz, my Uncle on my Mom's side of the family, was decorated with the Bronze Star in WWII for heroism.</p>
January 24, 2022
"God Never Leaves Us." A Cancer Survivor's Testimony
<p>In Jan. 2021 while Kevin Haselton and his wife Sandy were visiting their family in Northern California, Kevin was diagnosed with 4th Stage cancer. When Kevin underwent chemotherapy the treatment only made the cancer spread, but God was in control of everything and miraculously Kevin went into remission as God showed His power and His faithfulness to the Haselton Family. Hear Kevin's amazing testimony and learn how God never leaves us, especially in the most trying of circumstances.</p>
January 4, 2022
Embracing New Things. Letting go of the past.
<p>Sometimes we'd rather hang on to the past rather than let go of the familiar. Often we try to repair something over and over again instead of buying the replacement. In Cuba there are about 60,000 classic American Autos still on the roads being used daily; the kind you see in classic car shows all around the U.S. on any given weekend. Forced to hang on to their cars by Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, who in 1959 seized control of their country imposing a Communist government on them. Castro's actions resulted in sanctions and bans on all new American autos and parts resulting in never-ending repairs over the last 5-6 decades to keep vehicle transportation going in that tiny nation. A new year is a reminder that change is always with us, also that God is in the business of doing new things.</p> <p>Copyright 2022 Rockville Radio 7.77 </p> <p> To email contact: rockvilleradio777@gmail.com </p>
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