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Suebiquitous Podcast

Suebiquitous Podcast

By: Sue Duffield
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 FUNNY may not always be a word associated with faith-based podcasts, but host Sue Duffield’s outrageous and humorous view of life just might be the silly salve you need. Her co-host and musician-techie husband, Jeff Duffield, joins her on this benevolent bantering of sideshow antics, along with his own personal black and white view of everything. The “Suebiquitous Podcast” (a spoonerism of Sue and ubiquitous) pretty much describes her all-over-the-place, gray area crazy life -- full of eccentricities. Christianity Music Spirituality
Episodes
  • 37. The Next Man Up Might Be YOU!

    37. The Next Man Up Might Be YOU!
    Jan 26 2021

    Who would know that being the "next man up", might just mean that you are more than qualified and ready for the task than you thought?! Join us for some fun and biblical strident conversation about being "chosen" and what that means. Jeff had to be ready when the organist died, and Sue had to be ready when the morning show host never showed up! Whew..
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    28 mins
  • 36. Knowing

    36. Knowing
    Jan 19 2021

    This week's episode #36 - dabbles in the art form of "knowing." We "know" this for sure - you can know ABOUT some one, but really knowing them intimately and personally, takes on a whole new dimension. Jeff and Sue hope to entertain you with the thought that they may actually learn something about each other (during this episode!). And the greatest take-a-way, is relationship - with each other and especially with Jesus... Are you in the "knowing"?

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    37 mins
  • 35. The Wrong Rx

    35. The Wrong Rx
    Jan 12 2021

    Taking the right meds for the right reasons? I hope so. Here's a slap happy look at what happened when a Facebook post went crazy over taking the wrong meds -- and the consequences! Ironically, though, Elijah also needed some good Rx counsel, when it would have been easier to just ignore it.. Good for the soul and body.
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    33 mins
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