The Bible often uses natural imagery to paint a picture of the resiliency of human beings. The Oak, for example, can tell us a whole lot about who we are, where we've come from and how we can achieve a balanced life. Hike through the timeless wisdom of the natural world in a Spring-inspired episode of Hugs From Heaven.

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The Mighty Oak. In well-drained soil, the oak tree can live up to 600-years.

The Bible often uses natural imagery to paint a picture of the resiliency of human beings. The Oak, for example, can tell us a whole lot about who we are, where we've come from and how we can achieve a balanced life. Hike through the timeless wisdom of the natural world in a Spring-inspired episode of <a href="http://www.faithstrongtoday.com/hugsfromheaven">Hugs From Heaven</a>. Instant Takeaways
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<li>The Mighty Oak. In well-drained soil, the oak tree can live up to 600-years. </li>
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A two-minute dose of encouragement with host Moira Brown, showcasing God’s goodness with daily inspiration. Moira shares God’s embrace in the adventure of faith to help us grow together through life’s seasons and circumstances. Enjoy ‘Hugs From Heaven’ with Moira Brown, a podcast from FaithStrongToday.com.

A two-minute dose of encouragement with host Moira Brown, showcasing God&rsquo;s goodness with daily inspiration. Moira shares God&rsquo;s embrace in the adventure of faith to help us grow together through life&rsquo;s seasons and circumstances. Enjoy &lsquo;Hugs From Heaven&rsquo; with Moira Brown, a podcast from FaithStrongToday.com.

A two-minute dose of encouragement with host Moira Brown, showcasing God’s goodness with daily inspiration.

Hugs From Heaven

A two-minute dose of encouragement with host Moira Brown, showcasing God’s goodness with daily inspiration. Every weekday, Moira shares God’s embrace in the adventure of faith to help us grow together through life’s seasons and circumstances. Enjoy ‘Hugs From Heaven’ with Moira Brown, a podcast from FaithStrongToday.com.

The Bible often uses natural imagery to paint a picture of the resiliency of human beings. The Oak, for example, can tell us a whole lot about who we are, where we've come from and how we can achieve a balanced life.

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