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In this episode of the Stay Hungry Podcast, Joel and Martha discuss essential mindset strategies for stacking the odds in your favour, both in business and life. Both Joel and Martha have done huge amounts of work on this over the last few years – physically and mentally. As an often-overlooked topic, this episode covers personal growth, productivity hacks, and the importance of maintaining a balanced perspective. KEY TAKEAWAYS "You can turn a bad day into a good day just by practicing some positive mindset techniques. It literally makes you realize that most things in life are about perspective.""Remember, pressure is a privilege. Everyone else is kind of going through these things, and just feeling inspired can make a huge difference.""The Compound Effect of giving you guys the freedom to change your environment has only been positive. Changing your workspace can significantly boost productivity and creativity.""Control the controllables... 80% of the things that you worry about will never happen. Focus on what you can control and let go of the rest."VALUABLE RESOURCESStay Hungry Podcast SeriesStay Hungry Bestselling BookABOUT THE HOSTJoel StoneJoel Stone is a marketer and disciple of business strategy. After seeing the impact of the 2008 recession, he decided to take control and leave employment to set up in business for himself. He quickly built an award-winning design agency, partnering with Andy on numerous projects until they formed Codebreak in 2019.Having previously helped brands including GlaxoSmithKline, Diageo, Beta Tools, and Channel 4, Joel's work has been seen all over the world. He takes pride in applying techniques normally reserved for huge corporations to SMEs throughout the UK. Case studies of Joel's work have featured in Design Week, The Drum, and Social Media Today.InstagramFacebookLinkedIn

In today's episode, we're exploring automated optical inspection (AOI) and x-ray inspection technology within the electronic assembly industry.Joining us are two experts who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.Joel Scutchfield is the General Manager of SMT and Semicon Business Operations & Director of Sales at Koh Young, manufacturers of automated inspection and precise measurement systems with its headquarters in Seoul South Korea and R&D centers around the world. Joel has been with Koh Young for just under 10 years.Jesper Lykke is the CEO at Viscom, a manufacturer of inspection technologies, in particular for automatic optical inspection (AOI) and X-ray inspection, with headquarters in Hanover, Germany and offices worldwide. Jesper has been with Viscom for 14 years.Both Joel and Jesper are widely considered to be subject matter experts on inspection technology.In this episode, we'll delve into the principles and applications of AOI and x-ray inspection, discussing how these technologies are revolutionizing the electronic assembly industry. We'll explore the latest trends, challenges, best practices, and future directions, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of how these inspection methods are critical to maintaining high standards in electronics manufacturing.Whether you're an industry professional, a tech enthusiast, or just curious about the intricacies of electronic assembly, this episode promises to offer valuable insights and expert perspectives on the inspection technologies that are driving both innovation and quality in the field. So, sit back, relax, and join us for an enlightening conversation about inspection Technology. Guest contact information:Joel ScutchfieldKoh Youngjoel.scutchfield@kohyoung.comJesper LykkeViscomjesper.lykke@viscomusa.com

It's been a hot minute since we've done a BaconBit, but it's also been a few years since Captain Marvel was in theaters. Both Joel & Kent went into The Marvels with some pre-conceived notions about the current state of the MCU, and during this review we'll see if Carol Danvers, Monica Rambeau, and Kamala Khan can change their minds. Don't worry, we'll isolate the spoilers in another dimension during the first part of this review. And we'll use our powers to alert you before we swap places into spoiler territory.   There's no need to watch WandaVision, Ms. Marvel, or Secret Invasion to understand this BaconBit, just press play.

Warning: audio problems lie ahead, again. The timing of the issues is pretty hilarious too, because Joel has a completely new microphone. Nick has posted a blog, and has discovered the magic of Shower Shrooms (but it's not what you think). Both Joel and Nick are excited about Markdown (again), and Joel loves and hates his new smart TV. Plus, a bit about the current state of social media platforms.Stuff from this episode:Nick's blogNick's blog about access point name broadcastsYeti Blue Nano (Nick's current mic)Rode NT-USB Mini (Joel's new mic)Hidden Node Podcast on YouTubeEvan Goddard's Clipboard to Markdown ConverterGhost blog platformDigital PressMarkEditMacDownLightpaperShowerShroomHow to Kill a Decentralized NetworkNick's Social MediaNick's MastodonNick's TwitterJoel's Social MediaJoel's MastodonJoel's Twitter

Both Joel and Fletch are in for Thursday, Fletch has been out to the Easter Show and Joel has been back at the gym.

Greetings listeners! We made it through 2021! But before we put it to rest and look forward to all the great new games coming up in 2022 (we are in the month of Elden Ring!) it's time to take a final look back at the year that was. Both Joel and Kyran have put together top ten lists for their personal Game of the Year lists in the same manner as last year, it's something we found incredibly fun so decided to give it another shot! Kyran's list starts at 0:13:39 and Joel's list starts at 0:28:17. It was another surprisingly good year for games, we also make some time for shout outs for games that didn't make the cut or we didn't play enough of to really put them in the running to make our lists. Thanks for sticking with us for another year, we've got a packed Quest Log episode coming up with both of us currently getting lost in the Hisui region in Pokemon Legends Arceus, so you can look out for our impressions on that soon! If you want to get in touch with us, especially if you want to let us know your Game of the Year then use the links below!! Email: contact@dialogueoptions.com Website: www.dialogueoptions.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dialogueoptions Twitter: https://twitter.com/DialogueOptions Joel: https://twitter.com/joelymac Kyran: https://twitter.com/lemonmanx

Sign up for our mailing list! We also have t-shirts and mugs with our logo! Happy Halloween! Let's learn about some shapeshifters of folklore, including the werewolf and kitsune (thanks to Joel, Pranav, and Emma!), and a real-life shapeshifter. Don't forget the Kickstarter, as if I'd let you forget it: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kateshaw/beyond-bigfoot-and-nessie Further reading: Folklore and Mythology Breeding Butterflies Further listening: MonsterTalk (note: sometimes there's adult language or really scary themes) Sandman Stories Presents podcast A death's head hawkmoth, looking spooky: A death's head hawkmoth caterpillar, not looking spooky at all: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I'm your host, Kate Shaw. It's Halloween week and that means we need to talk about a truly spooky monster! Both Joel and Pranav suggested the werewolf a while back and Emily suggested the kitsune [kee-tsoo-neh], so let's learn about shapeshifters and were-animals of all kinds. “Wer” is an Old English word that just means “man,” and just to get confusing, the word “man” used to refer to any person. The word “wif” referred to a woman, with wifman actually meaning woman. From those words we get the modern uses of wife, woman, and man, while “wer” is obsolete except in werewolf. Let me derail myself from talking about language by reminding you about our Kickstarter! It ends pretty soon, on November 5, 2021, so if you've been thinking about backing the project this would be a great time. It's to help me publish a book all about mystery animals, called Beyond Bigfoot and Nessie: Lesser-Known Mystery Animals from Around the World. The book has a foreword by Blake Smith of MonsterTalk, the science show about monsters, and if you don't already listen to that podcast, it's a whole lot of fun and informative too. Thanks to everyone who has already backed the project! Now, Happy Halloween and on to the spookiness! The important first question we need to answer is if werewolves really exist. No. They do not exist outside of folklore and fiction, and I'll explain why later so you don't ever have to worry about werewolves or any other shapeshifters. But first, let's learn what werewolves and kitsunes are. Werewolves are supposed to be people who can turn into wolves. Depending on the story, this can happen when the person wants to turn into a wolf or it can happen during the full moon whether the person wants to be a wolf or not. Sometimes the person has a magical wolfskin or some other item that they put on in order to transform. Sometimes they have to cast a magic spell, but sometimes it's a curse that someone else has inflicted on them. Some stories say that the only way to kill a werewolf is by shooting it through the heart with a silver bullet, especially one that's been blessed by a priest. The werewolf is mainly from European folklore, where for many centuries all werewolves were also supposed to be witches. Until about the 18th century in some areas, if someone accused you of being a werewolf, you could be put on trial as a witch. Lots of people were convicted of witchcraft and killed during waves of witch-hunts in various parts of Europe. Most of the people accused were women, especially elderly women, especially women who were widowed or single, especially women who owned land that someone else wanted. Hmm. The kitsune is a creature of Asian folklore, especially from Japan, that's basically a fox that can work magic. It's sometimes said that all foxes can turn into humans if they want, especially older foxes. The older and more powerful a kitsune is, the more tails it's supposed to have, up to nine. Kitsunes sometimes play tricks on people but they can also act as guardians and friends. About the same time that old ladies were being accused of being werewolves in Europe, though, around the 15th to the 18th centuries, something similar happened in Japan.

Portfolio managers Joel Tillinghast and Ramona Persaud join us to discuss using Fidelity's resources and strength to uncover opportunities in value investing and dividend investing. For Canadian investors Joel manages Fidelity Global Intrinsic Value Class alongside Salim Hart, Fidelity NorthStar Fund alongside Dan Dupont and Kyle Weaver, and Fidelity Global Growth and Value Class alongside Will Danoff. Joel first joined Fidelity in 1986 and now serves as a mentor for the next generation of investors. Host Pat Bolland asks Ramona for her perspectives on the role Joel has played for her and others both in the office and during COVID's work-from-home. Ramona is a dividend investor who has been with Fidelity since 2003. For Canadian investors she manages U.S. Dividend Fund in addition to several private pools, and sub-portfolio manager responsibilities on many multi-asset funds including Global Monthly Income Fund. Both Joel and Ramona share their investment approaches and principles, reflect on their current positioning, and share where they are finding opportunities. They also offer their perspectives on the current market environment, different sectors valuations, U.S politics affecting the markets, and the value vs. growth discussion. Recorded on September 29, 2021.

  Welcome to this month’s DisNOT episode. Avery chose this film from her childhood with open, innocent childlike wonder and nostalgia...and then it all takes a dark turn in Part 2. Both Joel and Avery had seen this movie and really enjoyed some of the funny characters and lines when they were kids. This movie is very quotable and both Avery and Joel remember quoting this movie in their daily lives. Who doesn’t remember laughing at Dana Carvey while dressed as a turtle and asking if he’s not “turtly enough for the turtle club?” However, after watching this movie again today, we have both come to very different opinions. Someone once asked if this movie should be a cult classic and we both agree the answer is no. It is simply a bad movie. We now get the 1% rating it has on rotten tomatoes. If you haven’t seen this movie or haven’t seen it in a long time, listen to our episode and learn WHY we think it’s so bad and why it does NOT hold up to today. This may be the worst one we’ve watched so far, but that’s ok, because it was still entertaining and our nostalgia for it will never go away...but that is where this movie shall stay, in our memories.

The guys are down a Reacher this week but press ahead and seem to all try and do their best to make up for the missing conversation of Ralls. Joel and Micah kick off this episode and are soon joined by Richard, as he senses a disturbance in the force and decides he better try and keep them on track! Both Joel and Micah ended up at the Dr. this week, Micah thinks his doctor is much cooler and way more legit than Joels. Joel is continuing to explore the stock market and has started getting some positions in call options, which everyone just shakes their head in like they understand what that is. Richard had a great road trip and gives some great insight into the Carbon Market and Agrivoltaics. The gang dive into a discussion on the current political climate, divide and concur, covid payments, the American "system", universities and the confederate flag. Truly fast paced and interesting discussion, and impressive for this group. Micah leads a brief review on the David Goggins book, Can't Hurt Me which is a phenomenal source of motivation. If you have read the book, you often find yourself saying, "Would Dave have given up?" when they hit a problem and keep on pushing through! Micah had word of the week as well, and took a suggested word from a loyal listener (Thank you Spoon) and discussed Honyonker with the gang. There is some excellent reader mail and feedback from our Bob O'Rourke stories and admiration of Bob. Richard has the next entertainment spotlight and choses the book Devolution by Max Brooks, so be prepared for some interesting discussion around that one for sure! Joel does a stellar Norm McDonald impression and the guys talk about some favorite comedians and being willing to ask for honest feedback even though you probably won't like it. The gang wrap up with the best part of their week, and Micah is stoked to sign up for Starlink internet and hopes Richard will do the same to cure his internet woes. The guys missed Ralls, and but pressed on like a Reacher should. Another amazing episode and one you will mark as your favorite. Don't forget to get your Far Reaches logo submissions in as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/micah87/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/micah87/support

Welcome to our first DisNOT episode! We are introducing a new theme once a month where we watch a movie from our childhoods that may seem like Disney, but DisNot (Get it??) For our first choice, Joel picked one of our favorites, “Anastasia” from 1997. Of course Joel picked one from the 90s. Both Joel and Avery absolutely love this movie and know it pretty much by heart. From the character development, to the background animation, to the music...it doesn’t get much better than this. Avery has some cute memories that she shares regarding one of the songs and Joel teaches us the dark reality and history of the story. So go ahead and “Russ-ian” to your living rooms if you haven’t seen this one, or want to see it again. We highly recommend it!

Circus Extraordinaire Joel Salom joins Samantha Rund to discuss his experiences performing around the world.We also discussHis Robot Dog who got the golden buzzer on Australia's Got TalentChuka Chuks percussion juggling balls Cultural DifferencesRelaxed Concentration in Potentially Perilous SituationsRecovery from a Major Injury It's a lively conversation as deep as it is entertaining. “The irrepressible Joel Salom is an outstanding all-round comic, whether as a skill-fullyinept acrobat or artfully off-colour juggler. Popping ping pong balls out of his mouth(with references to the whole digestive system), flinging clubs impossibly fast.. playingelectronic percussion with bounced balls and executing a hilarious reversal on the olddropped-pants shtick. He’s also the genius behind the show’s other stand-up comic, ablithely satiric little robot dog named Erik.” Robert Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle.Both Joel and Erik worked with Circus Oz for two years, in Mexico, the USA (New York,Pittsburgh, Arcata, Galveston), Hong Kong, Edinburgh and Australia. Joel played RingMaster, graced the flying trapeze and was also a juggler, clown and acrobat.Joel’s theatre show GADGETS with musicians Jim Dunlop and Marko Simec has touredto over 60 theatres in Australia and won the 'Innovation Award' at the Drover Awards. Also it has been performed at the Keo Chang Festival of Theatre(South Korea),BerlinLacht Festival, Bern Music festival (Switzerland), La Chaux Du Fond(Switzerland),Karavaan festival (Holland),The Woodford Folk Festival, HOOPLA Circus and StreetTheatre Festival (Darling Harbour) and The Taranaki Arts Festival (New Zealand).As an independent artist Joel has performed in Australia, U.S.A (Seattle, San Franciscoand Costa Mesa with Teatro Zinzanni), Scandinavia, Germany, Switzerland, France,England, Scotland, Zimbabwe, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.Corporate shows for Toshiba, Sony, Cirque Du Soleil, Bombay Times, DavidoffSingapore, Deutsche Bank, Avaya Communications, Opera Australia, Sydney LordMayor Christmas Dinner, Aristocrat and many more. joelsalom.comhttps://chukachuks.com/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYoiuTZjMpU&feature=emb_logoSamantha Rund is a professional actor, comedian, and coach. A graduate of Northwestern University, the University of Washington’s Professional Actor Training Program MFA, and Second City’s Improv and Directing Conservatory; she is passionate about enriching people’s lives through the performing arts. Some of her recent acting work includes 3 Busy Debras on Adult Swim, Lady Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Macbeth, and various commercials including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.Her company, Beyond Technique Coaching, focuses on using performance principles to empower people to bring more of their whole selves to their lives and work. She works with a wide range of people around the world on performance and personal development.www.samantharund.comwww.beyondtechniquecoaching.com***If you enjoyed this episode please help spread it’s message****Like - Share - SubscribeGive a 5 star review on Apple PodcastsPost a commentBecome a patron on PATREON *** https://www.patreon.com/beyondtechniquewithsamantharundThank you for your support and stay safe and healthy!

For our first December film we get in the Christmas spirit by going to a winter wonderland. Frozen was released in 2013 and was a smashing hit. If you knew any child or had a child in your life at that time, you definitely saw this movie. Both Joel and Avery were focused on school at the time and were a little late to the party seeing this movie. But once they did watch it, they realized why so many people were talking about it. The music is the BEST part of this movie. Every song is either funny, emotional, or powerful. How many people had “Let it go” stuck in their head for weeks after seeing it?? Also in this episode, Joel reads the original story that inspired Frozen and it is very, very different. Disney spent a long time developing this film, and in the end, all the effort and time spent on this film made it one of the most watched Disney movies ever!

In our seventh episode we jump forward to 1989 with another Princess tale, but maybe not as classic as the original fairy tales. The Little Mermaid has a similar plot as those films, but her struggle is not being human, which is a unique predicament. Both Joel and Avery love the music of this film and were quite familiar with the songs. Joel shares the origins of the story and once again, it is much darker than the Disney version. We both struggle with the idea of two people falling in love without ever speaking to each other and we discuss the complications and plot holes of this story.

So, is Medellin really ALL is ought to be? Both Joel and Andrew have lived in Medellin for nearly a decade now. They have countless stories to tell about their own, and other people's experiences in the city over the years. Drawing from those experiences, in this episode, they share their top 10 tips for safety, dating, and what it takes for you to successfully live a financially stable life in Medellin. Don't forget to reach out to us in other social media: find us on everything under Medellin Podcast

Dickie interviews two of the guys from Sanspants Radio, Joel and Jackson. They gave a great interview on how they started in university and what lead them all the way to starting up Sanspants Radio. Both Joel and Jackson had great attitudes and were absolutely wonderful to interview. If you want to check out anything and everything Sanspants Radio does you can check out their website:https://www.sanspantsradio.com/If you want to check out anything and everything going on at Toothless Entertainment, you can check out our website:http://toothlessentertainment.com/STAY WEIRD!

Greetings listeners, It's finally time for us to sit down and talk about 2019. We took an extra few weeks in January this year to try and squeeze in a few extra games, so that we could truly feel satisfied with our lists. As always there are games that slip through the cracks or some that unfortunately fall short, so if there's anything particular that stood out to you in throughout the year that we didn't talk about then we'd love to hear from you. Both Joel and Kyran have compiled lists of ten games picked from the absolute best games they played in 2019, plus a few bonus shout outs at the start because they just can't help but celebrate as many games as possible. Thank you for following us through 2019 and we hope you look forward to an incredible 2020! If you want to get in touch with us, check out the links below! Email: contact@dialogueoptions.com Website: www.dialogueoptions.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dialogueoptions Twitter: https://twitter.com/DialogueOptions Joel: https://twitter.com/joelymac Kyran: https://twitter.com/lemonmanx

Samantha Geovjian Clarke welcomes Joel Campbell, co-host of the Michigan Robin podcast, to talk about climate change and how we learn to cope--and fight back--on a spiritual and emotional level. Both Joel and Samantha were raised religious, and we talk about how Christianity's relationship to the apocalypse both helped and hurt us in preparing for the impact of climate change.

Both Joel and Jonathan have been published and self-published quite a few books. In this episode, they dispel a lot of the myths people have about writing a book. Prepare to be ruined for book writing.

Today's Life's Black Belt guest is Joel W. Hawbaker. Joel is a Real Life Leader: husband, father, award-winning high school teacher and soccer coach in Alabama. In addition, Joel is a public speaker and the author of "Inverted Leadership:Lead Others Better By Forgetting About Yourself" which is available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Inverted-Leadership-Others-Forgetting-Yourself/dp/1983110167/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Joel talks about life, career and family. Meeting his future wife young and then having his two daughters. However he was a little too focused on his teaching career and coaching soccer. He discusses getting divorced, which caused him to focus on improving himself, while learning how to balance his life out in a more productive way. He stresses how important it was for him to maintain a healthy friendship with his ex wife so that the focus of their relationship could remain on what was best for their daughters. Both Joel and his ex are remarried and maintaining of positive and loving environment for their new family dynamic is essential for him. His life experience as a teacher, coach, father, husband and man of faith led him to author his first book, "Inverted Leadership."Since writing his book, Joel continues to engage in public speaking tours to help inspire others around him. He is working on a 2nd book now. He still teaches, coaches and speaks in front of many groups teaching them about his experiences so that they too may become a more impactful leader in life. I think you will find our conversation very inspiring. Watch the interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uqKOmup2-EYou can learn more about Joel at http://reallifeleading.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/RealLifeLeadingFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/RealLifeLeading/Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-hawbaker-9421a077Follow Life's Black Belts:Twitter: https://twitter.com/lifesblackbeltsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifesBlackBelts/Instagram: @LifesBlackBelts**If you like the show please share with friends, share episodes on social medial and please give us a 5 star rating in iTunes or wherever you listen.***I love your comments as well, please share your thoughts and ideas on the show. Leave a comment on social media or email me lifesblackbelts@gmail.comThanks for listening-Eric

We met the crew from The Sampler BK at Moniker Art Fair, and they closed out our 2nd day of recording. Both Joel and Boa could see that Sold Magazine and The Sampler BK had aligned intentions with our promotion of urban art and the culture. After a meeting and a few discussions, recording from the storefront window to kick off a Turtlecaps event was the way to get it going... On Friday, July 6th, 2018, The Sold Magazine Crew was in the house, and got some really great art chats in the books! To close out the kick off of the Turtlecap's groups show, we thought it would be best to chat with the man himself. Another artist who is no stranger to Sold Magazine, but the first time we got to hear him cut it up on the mic. The owner of The Sampler BK, Leo sat down with us as well. Special Guests: Leo (The Sampler BK) and Turtle Caps.

We met the crew from The Sampler BK at Moniker Art Fair, and they closed out our 2nd day of recording. Both Joel and Boa could see that Sold Magazine and The Sampler BK had aligned intentions with our promotion of urban art and the culture. After a meeting and a few discussions, recording from the storefront window to kick off a Turtlecaps event was the way to get it going... On Friday, July 6th, 2018, The Sold Magazine Crew was in the house, and got some really great art chats in the books! Justin Phame and Bella are a dynamic muralist couple who work together as BellaPhame collectively. Listen to this 1st episode of the evening, as they tell their love story, and their love for painting public murals together. Everyone love a street art couple, and these 2 are pretty amazing. Special Guest: Justin & Bella Phame.

Brockett is here to talk more Jessica Jones. Both Joel and Brockett unpack their ideas on Avengers: Infinity War after the second trailer dropped last week. Joel has an art video from Nicholas Kole to recommend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Paranormal NightStalker Podcast Hosted by Joel Walling and Michael Smith was started in 2008 as a live weekly internet talk show, first hosted by Joel then later by Star Anderson. Both Joel and Michael have been studying the paranormal field for about 20 years, and working as a team for almost a decade. Michael has a extensive background in the medical field where he worked as a EMT/Paramedic and cardiac care technician, Joel has training in computers, building computers and repairs trained by Microsoft for teaching and repairs. Together they started working on new theories and ways of using current and past technological to move the paranormal research field forward.

Can't a be a Christian and hate God's people?! Strong words! But Jesus speaks of a judgment at the end of the Tribulation period that teaches just that. People will be judged based on their treatment of the Jews. So this is the final lesson on the Olivet Discourse. This study started in Episode 5, with the Jews fully and finally rejecting Jesus. Jesus then told them that He would not return to the Temple until they welcomed Him back. His strong words led the disciples to ask three questions: When will these things be? What will be the sign of your coming? What will be the sign of the end of the age? Jesus answered these questions. He gave specific signs for each. In the last episode, we learned what will happen to Jews who reject Jesus. In today's episode, Jesus will focus His words on the judgment of gentiles, or non-Jews. Your Takeaway A believer must have the right attitude about the Jewish people. Judgment of the Nations Matthew 25:31-33 Jesus sets up His throne, most likely the Throne of David, and begins to sort people into two groups - the sheep and the goats A word to help us understand this passage is "nations" in verse 32. In this verse, the word "nations" means "gentiles."  Joel 3:1-3 Both Joel 3 and Matthew 25 are speaking about the same event. Joel tells us more about the judgment. God judges the gentiles based on their treatment of the Jewish people. The Valley of Jehoshaphat could be the valley created when the Mount of Olives is split in two. Zechariah 14:4 In Matthew 25, what makes a sheep a sheep or a goat a goat? Are the Jews sheep and the gentiles goats? No. Both sheep and goats are gentiles. Here are three things to consider. Both sheep and goats are gentiles. People are sorted into these groups based on how they treated the Jewish people during the Tribulation period. They are condemned based on whether they are saved or not. So the first consideration comes from the correct understanding of the Joel passage and the Matthew passage. There is a key word in Matthew 25:40 that helps us understand. That word is "brethren" or "brothers". When Jesus uses "brethren" He means Jews. The Jewish people are His brothers. Jesus does not set up the throne to judge His brothers. He set up the throne to judge gentiles. The second consideration is that Jesus divided the gentiles based on how they treated the Jews. Look again at Matthew 25:35-40. All the wonderful things done for Jesus were actually done for the Jews.  The third consideration is that people are never saved based on their deeds. They are saved based on the grace of God. See Ephesians 2:8-9. Note how in Matthew 25:37 Jesus refers to the sheep as "righteous". Believers have the righteousness of Christ. This righteousness is applied to a person when they believe on Jesus.  Self Evaluation What is your attitude toward the Jewish people? Are you pro- or anti-Semitic? If you hate the Jewish people then you are in error. The Bible teaches three important facts about the Jews. The Jews are God's people. Look at Deuteronomy 7:6-8 God has promised to bless people who bless the Jews. See Genesis 12:2-3 Salvation comes from the Jews. Read John 4:22 I know that most Jews today are secular. I know that most do not believe the Bible, even the Old Testament. I know that some Jews, like all nationalities, do bad things. But none of that removes our responsibility. We are to love the Jewish people. And believers should be witnessing to the Jewish people. Closing Thoughts This study on the Olivet Discourse has focused on three things. I have repeatedly stressed the right relationship toward the Jewish people. That was a feature of this episode, episode 14, and episode 6. I have frequently asked you to share Jesus with your friends, neighbors, and loved ones. I hope you have done so. Time could be running out. I have shared the truth of Jesus with those who do not believe. I told you at the beginning of this study that I am a reluctant end-times preacher. I get no joy in it other than this - Jesus is coming again. For those who do not believe, the return of Jesus means judgment. For those who believe, His return means salvation. I hope you are one of the saved. I hope you have put your faith in Jesus. If not there is still time. Stop what you are doing at this moment and sit down in a quiet place. Share your heart with God. Ask God to show you your sin. Ask God to forgive you your sin. If you believe on Jesus - that He died for your sin and rose again - share that with God. Look at Romans 6:23. This verse teaches two important points. 1) The wages of sin is death. That means left to ourselves, our plans, our methods, it all leads to death. And not just any death, but eternal death or hell. 2) But the gift of God is eternal life. Eternal live is in Jesus Christ our Lord. Stop trusting in your ways. Those only lead to death. Trust in Jesus. Choose eternal life. Choose Jesus. Sign Up & Subscribe Sign up for our show notes. When you sign up, you receive an email notification and a copy of the show notes whenever a new episode is released. Just CLICK HERE and sign up today! Subscribe to Faith in the Valley. You can subscribe at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher Radio, TuneIn, and many other podcast apps. And we are now on iHeartRadio! Subscribing on one of these apps is the best way to listen. If you live in a country that tries to block Christian podcasts, here is a link to our RSS feed. You may be able to use our RSS to get the podcast. Finally, feel free to contact us with any question. You can contact us by clicking HERE or going to www.wakefieldbible.org/contact-us/. I would especially love to hear from you if you believed on Jesus. 

Friend of the show and cartoonist Phil Rood stops by the cafe for a special chat about the annual Inktober drawing challenge. Both Joel and Phil are participating and have some recomendations for other artists to follow. We also get distracted by some book talk about American Gods and Tolkien. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hammond Chamberlain is on the road to recovery by binge watching Broadchurch. Both Joel and Hammond are taken by Agent Carter and speculate on the upcoming Netflix Daredevil series after the teaser trailer was released earlier this week. Oh, and Joel wants to work at LEGO. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SPOILER WARNING! We will be going into great detail about this season of Game of Thrones on the show. It's really best if you watch the episode before listening to the show. Guest Jocelyn Moffett from The Gamers' Inn joins us to fence out her ideas on Game of Thrones. Both Joel and Jocelyn watched The Black […] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If the aroma doesn’t convince you, the gentle roar of the pre-WWII Probat Perfekt Roaster will — Panther stands for Coffee. Period. And its mission is evident in everything husband-and-wife team Joel Pollock and Leticia Ramos Pollock put into their place. To begin with, every cup of coffee Panther serves is roasted on site, in small batches, each of which have their origin in farms personally-selected by the Pollocks for taste as well as and individuality. Both Joel and Leticia benefit from longstanding relationships with coffee producers throughout the world, and these friends and colleagues not only possess generations of knowledge and passion, but they produce some of the finest lots of coffee available anywhere. After the selection of green coffee beans (using a professional technique known as “cupping”), Joel uses his 20 years of experience to roast them, achieving correct development and caramelization of the sugars present within the coffee bean, without the conversion of these precious caramelized sugars into carbon, which can result in an ashy or smoky taste. Great care is taken to expose the magnificent natural sweetness and the most subtle flavor nuances often lost in the roasting process. Furthermore, Panther fields a team of extensively- and continuously-trained baristas to showcase these wonderful coffees and the people behind them. There’s good reason why Panther has become the go-to spot in Miami, and why its coffees and expertise are now being implemented from here to New York City; that’s because a Panther cup of coffee is just how great coffee is meant to be enjoyed.