God in a simple way
Kamran is a former Shiite Muslim from Iran who has an incredible story of faith and perseverance that led him to America. He shares his heart-to-heart conversations with God through his speaking and writing to help others find peace and receive God's love. Despite growing up under the Iranian Islamic regime, Kamran's love for Jesus has led many to the Father's heart. He is widely recognized for his popular TV shows on Christian Satellite 24/7 programming, which draws thousands of viewers in the Middle East daily. His viewers affectionately refer to him as 'The Apostle of Love' and 'The Leader of the Sweet Tongue.'
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God in a simple way
137 "Embracing the Present: Finding Joy in Each Day"
Description: Join writer Kamran on a reflective and inspiring podcast as he explores the concept of living in the present moment and finding fulfillment in everyday experiences. Kamran shares his personal journey of shifting his focus from the uncertainties of the future to fully embracing the beauty and possibilities of each day.
Drawing on his observations of cultural differences in morning rituals and his own spontaneous lifestyle, Kamran encourages listeners to view life as a series of precious moments rather than overwhelming long-term plans. He emphasizes the importance of seeking joy, strength, and purpose in the present, rather than anxiously projecting into the future.
Through heartfelt anecdotes and spiritual insights, Kamran invites listeners to reframe their perspective on time and discover the abundance of small joys and meaningful connections that can be found in a single day. From cherishing loved ones to engaging in acts of kindness, from pursuing personal passions to finding solace in faith, Kamran reminds us that today is where our power lies.
Join us on "Embracing the Present: Finding Joy in Each Day" as Kamran shares his wisdom, challenges conventional notions of time, and invites us to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the beauty and possibilities that exist within the 24 hours we are given. Let's embark on a journey of mindfulness, gratitude, and living fully in the present.