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Bible Reading: Galatians 5:18-26"I'm tired of trying to be nice to Jordan, Dad," said Josiah. "He's always bugging me. Today in Sunday school, he kept pestering me during the lesson. Why can't he grow up?" Just then, Josiah's younger brother dashed into the room. "Dad! Can we go look at my rocks now?" asked Colton. "It's been a whole week since I put them in my rock tumbler!""It takes way longer than that to polish stones," Josiah reminded Colton. "If you take them out now, they won't look much different from when you put them in.""That's right," said Dad. "We'll change the grinding agent pretty soon, but the rocks have to tumble for several weeks before they're smooth and shiny.""Okay," said Colton. "I'll leave 'em alone."As Colton left the room, Dad turned to Josiah. "I guess Jordan isn't polished yet either."Josiah cocked his head. "What do you mean by that?" "It takes a lot of polishing to make a person like Jesus, and that's a process all Christians are going through--including you and me," Dad explained. "Just like the grinding agent is polishing those rough stones to make them shiny, the Holy Spirit is polishing each one of us so our lives can shine with the love of Jesus and reflect it to others. And just like rocks come in various shapes and have different areas they need smoothed away, we each have our own areas we struggle with. It sounds like Jordan struggles with respecting others when it's time to listen in class." Dad looked at Josiah. "What do you struggle with?" Josiah sighed. "Patience, I guess. I get annoyed at people easily." Dad nodded. "I know it can be hard sometimes, but when you remember that Jesus is always loving and patient with you, it can help you be patient with others. Be patient with Jordan the next time he bothers you during class, and ask him politely to stop. If it continues to happen, you could let one of the teachers know so they can help him settle down.""Okay," Josiah said. "I could also tell him more about the Bible stories we're learning about before class. Then maybe he'll want to listen too!" (Linda R. Stai)How About You?Do you get impatient with other Christians when they do things you don't like? Remember, the polishing process isn't finished--for you or anyone else--and you have rough spots of your own that need smoothing. We all have areas we struggle with, but God promises to finish the good work He began when Jesus saved us from sin. Be patient with others as you go through the polishing process together. Today's Key Verse:I am sure of this, that he who started a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. (CSB) (Philippians 1:6)Today's Key Thought:Be patient with other Christians

Consider this your very own one-on-one with America's favorite fence-hopping virgin as you go behind the scenes of The Bachelor to contemplate the big questions of life and love. In his new book, THE FIRST TIME: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV (Gallery Books; Hardcover; on-sale March 31, 2020), Colton Underwood reveals what his life was like before his star turn on The Bachelor, including never-before-told details on what happened when the cameras were off, and how his life has changed since the show ended. Colton was a goofy, socially awkward, overweight adolescent who succeeded on the football field while struggling with personal insecurities off it. He grew up on a family compound in Illinois and attended school at Illinois State University, his father's alma mater. Instead of partying or dating on college weekends, Colton opted to drive home. He excelled on the football field and fully expected to be drafted into the NFL, but was not. He continued to pursue his dream and ended up playing for teams including the San Diego Chargers and the Los Angeles Raiders for several years, until an injury ended his NFL career. Colton details how he was broke after paying $40,000 for shoulder surgery and began both seeing a therapist and finding his faith. Although he was having some success in his personal life-he dated Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman for a time-the reality was that he was 25 and living in his dad's basement. That is, until a random stroll in Denver changed his life forever. In THE FIRST TIME, Colton opens up about how he came to find himself and true love at the same time via the Bachelor franchise. Unencumbered by cameras and commercial breaks, he delivers a surprisingly raw, endearing, and juicy account of his journey through The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, and The Bachelor, along with what has happened with him and Cassie Randolph since his season wrapped. He opens up about being dumped by Becca, his secret dalliance with Tia, what it was like to be the world's most famous virgin, his behind-the-scenes conflicts with production, and how his on-camera responsibilities as the Bachelor nearly destroyed him. A memoir for Bachelor Nation and anyone who believes in the magic of love, THE FIRST TIME is an endearing and emotional memoir. As Colton writes about love at the close of the book --"I may be unsure where it will take me, but I know it's already taking me on an incredible journey."

Consider this your very own one-on-one with America's favorite fence-hopping virgin as you go behind the scenes of The Bachelor to contemplate the big questions of life and love. In his new book, THE FIRST TIME: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV (Gallery Books; Hardcover; on-sale March 31, 2020), Colton Underwood reveals what his life was like before his star turn on The Bachelor, including never-before-told details on what happened when the cameras were off, and how his life has changed since the show ended. Colton was a goofy, socially awkward, overweight adolescent who succeeded on the football field while struggling with personal insecurities off it. He grew up on a family compound in Illinois and attended school at Illinois State University, his father's alma mater. Instead of partying or dating on college weekends, Colton opted to drive home. He excelled on the football field and fully expected to be drafted into the NFL, but was not. He continued to pursue his dream and ended up playing for teams including the San Diego Chargers and the Los Angeles Raiders for several years, until an injury ended his NFL career. Colton details how he was broke after paying $40,000 for shoulder surgery and began both seeing a therapist and finding his faith. Although he was having some success in his personal life-he dated Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman for a time-the reality was that he was 25 and living in his dad's basement. That is, until a random stroll in Denver changed his life forever. In THE FIRST TIME, Colton opens up about how he came to find himself and true love at the same time via the Bachelor franchise. Unencumbered by cameras and commercial breaks, he delivers a surprisingly raw, endearing, and juicy account of his journey through The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, and The Bachelor, along with what has happened with him and Cassie Randolph since his season wrapped. He opens up about being dumped by Becca, his secret dalliance with Tia, what it was like to be the world's most famous virgin, his behind-the-scenes conflicts with production, and how his on-camera responsibilities as the Bachelor nearly destroyed him. A memoir for Bachelor Nation and anyone who believes in the magic of love, THE FIRST TIME is an endearing and emotional memoir. As Colton writes about love at the close of the book --"I may be unsure where it will take me, but I know it's already taking me on an incredible journey."

Welcome back people! (As Colton would say) We try a new bit in this episode! A little bit of riddle me this. Quinn and Kyle found a very odd hole in the wall on New years day while exploring back roads. We cant help but think what went on there! People had bad luck with their new radios while hunting, got in trouble with the sheriff's office! 

As Colton begins his journey as the Bachelor, Juliet talks to old friend David Jacoby about Colton’s football career (3:50), the many virgin jokes made on the episode (8:51), the early front-runners of the season (22:20), and why you should never cross an aspiring DJ on reality TV (33:00). Host: Juliet Litman Guest: David Jacoby Meet the contestants on Colton’s season here.

Colton from Newfoundland chats with me for this episode of my Listener Series to share how he was able to find an employer that not only helped him earn a salary while being a student, but also to pay for his Bachelor's degree! Long description: I'm so glad Colton from Newfoundland emailed me to be a guest for my Listener Series, because I certainly missed the few weeks without Listener Series episodes, how about you? What I loved about this interview is that Colton offers some very practical and actionable advice on how to go to university without relying on student loans. I'm almost ashamed to say I'd never thought about finding a job while in university that could also help pay for it! Looking back, now I see there were and are so many options to make money as a student that also extra perks. As Colton mentioned for instance, if you work at Starbucks you don't just get a free pound of coffee a week, you also get stock options after a few years. And if you're a server or bartender, you get tips (which could add up to a lot). And many cell phone companies offer special bonuses, commissions on top of pay and other benefits too. Thanks again Colton for chatting with me (even if you did have to talk a bit slower for me, and I thought I talked fast!). I know your story will help so many other students (or future students) listening! Want to Be a Guest on My Show? Got a story that you think would be good to share on an episode on of Listener series? Please email me! Helpful Resources I spent a good amount of time the past few years creating resources to help you with your money, life and adding more balance into the mix. Check them out on my resources page. For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/97

Hello everyone! We bring you tidings of great joy and fun! As Colton takes the magazine spines from the past year’s run of Weekly Shonen Jump makes a game out of them for Jon and Jay to play! We laugh, we cry, and we cringe in frustration while celebrating this joyous time of the year. Enjoy and Happy Holidays!Want to follow along? You can find the album containing every spine on the Facebook Page 

On this episode of Life Lessons, Colton and Jon cover chapters 33 and 34 of the manga, in which more hijinks between the Odd Jobs and Shinsengumi ensue, but this time, with ghosts! Then we have a Life Lessons segment, followed by an Anime/Manga Comparison segment covering Episode 20 of the anime and an email before the show ends. Topics of discussion include Gin and Hijikata as characters, how horrible Mama is, and why Episode 20 may just be the best episode of the anime. 0:00:00 Introduction 0:05:37 Manga Recap: Chapter 33 0:31:36 Manga Recap: Chapter 34 0:56:01 Life Lessons 33 and 34 1:02:43 Anime/Manga Comparison: Episode 20 1:15:28 Emails 1:25:58 Outro Be sure to grab some egg nog and cookies and tune in for our Life Lessons Holiday Special on Monday, December 22nd! As Colton, Jay and Jon sit down to engage in festive activities that have nothing to do with Christmas whatsoever!