Podcast appearances and mentions of brian craig

Guest host Brian Craig from the Aetherius Society engages in a comprehensive discussion with renowned EFT practitioner Brad Yates. The dialogue explores the intersections of religion, science, metaphysics, philosophy, and mysticism, highlighting key spiritual beliefs, the universality of God, the practice of EFT for personal growth and healing, and the importance of love and self-acceptance. The conversation delves into surrogate tapping, the concept of karma and reincarnation, and the power of love in overcoming fear and promoting peace. Brad Yates shares insights into his personal journey, the philosophy behind his EFT practice, and the importance of inner work to facilitate external healing. The episode underscores the significance of transcending ignorance through spiritual truth and the collective responsibility of using one's talents and energy for the greater good, drawing parallels between diverse spiritual teachings and contemporary healing practices. 00:24 Introducing Special Guest and Host 00:36 Brian's Journey with EFT and the Aetherius Society 01:40 Exploring Shared Beliefs and the Power of Love 06:31 Brad Yates on EFT, Karma, and Spiritual Beliefs 18:27 The Cosmic Connection: Operation Starlight and Beyond 20:45 Tapping into Universal Love and Healing 35:41 The Power of Positive Energy and Overcoming Ignorance 43:31 Exploring the Basics of EFT Tapping 44:25 The Step-by-Step Guide to EFT Tapping 47:57 Deep Dive into Self-Love and Acceptance 58:59 Channeling Cosmic Wisdom and the Power of Love 01:08:29 The Universal Connection and Collective Healing 01:14:48 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans https://www.tapwithbrad.com/ - - - - Resources related to The Aetherius Society and advanced teachings - - - - - The Aetherius Society - https://www.aetherius.org/ Aetherius Radio Live - https://www.aetherius.org/podcasts/ Spiritual Freedom Show - https://www.aetherius.org/the-spiritual-freedom-show/ King Yoga FB Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/awakeningthroughkingyoga The International Mystic Knowledge Center - http://www.mysticknowledge.org/ IMKC youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/MysticKnowledge

Brian Craig joins us today. He played his college golf at Florida under Buddy Alexander, was Head Men's Golf Coach at UCF for two years and 22 years at the helm at Kentucky. He helped guide Kentucky to their first SEC Championship in 2005. He joined P3 Recruits and has helped so many juniors find the best place for them to find the right fit to play college golf. 

How to Support the Rob Skinner Podcast.  If you would like to help support my mission to multiply disciples, leaders and churches, click here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/robskinner In this episode, I'm rereleasing my interview with Brian Craig, who recently passed away from brain cancer.  This interview was originally released as episode 255 in March of 2024 after Brian's diagnosis.  Listen as he shares about his experience living with a terminal illness.  

How to Support the Rob Skinner Podcast.  If you would like to help support my mission to multiply disciples, leaders and churches, click here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/robskinner In this episode, I'm rereleasing my interview with Brian Craig, who recently passed away from Brain Cancer.  This interview was originally recorded in July of 2020 and released as episode 25 of the Rob Skinner Podcast.  This interview took place prior to his illness.

Brian Craig takes us off to another obscure part of the old world where chaos is at work.

In this episode of the Deeper Dive podcast by the OC Church of Christ, Brian Craig continues the series 'Understanding the Spiritual Realm.' Brian delves into the biblical worldview of the heavens and earth, explores the role of spiritual beings, and shares personal insights from his near-death experience. He reflects on the life and faith of Daniel, discusses the significance of prayer and worship, and emphasizes the cosmic struggle between good and evil. The episode concludes with a song inspired by the teachings.00:00 Introduction to the Deeper Dive Podcast00:38 Understanding the Spiritual Realm: Part Two02:45 Exploring the Book of Daniel06:20 Daniel's Visions and the Spiritual Realm11:40 Personal Testimony and Spiritual Insights17:07 The Cosmic Struggle and Our Role24:19 Conclusion and Final Thoughts27:57 Closing Remarks and How to Stay ConnectedClick here to donate to the programClick here for more Deeper Dive EpisodesOC Church of Christ

We know of the story outlined in the Bible of the struggle between good and evil, and God's partnering with humans towards ordering creation. But the Bible has characters we often ignore in our modern secular society - spiritual beings, the divine council, and the unseen realm referenced in Ephesians 6 and Daniel 9. This class explores how opening our eyes to the spiritual realm can add significance to our own spiritual struggles. Brian will share personally about his own journey of understanding as well as health battle and how increased spiritual awareness provides comfort and meaning.00:00 Introduction to the Deeper Dive Podcast00:25 Meet Brian Craig: Evangelist and Worship Leader00:47 Brian's Journey with Brain Cancer01:02 Understanding the Spiritual Realm: An Overview01:15 Brian Craig's Personal Introduction02:08 Exploring the Ancient Near Eastern Worldview02:50 The Cultural Lens of the Bible07:02 Reconciling Science and Religion16:52 The Divine Council and Spiritual Beings25:46 Heavenly Beings and Earthly Struggles27:57 Conclusion and Next Episode PreviewClick here to donate to the programClick here for more Deeper Dive EpisodesOC Church of Christ

This week’s fruit of the Spirit is ‘Patience’ and we have Brian Craig to talk us through it. The post Fruit Of The Spirit: Patience appeared first on All Saints Peckham.

I interviewed J. Brian Craig nearly four years ago on episode 25.  Last year Brian was diagnosed with Glioblastoma, a fast-growing and aggressive type of brain cancer.  Listen today as I ask him about his diagnosis, how he and his family have learned to cope with a terminal disease and what his plans are for his music, ministry and future. Here are the links to Brian's recordings mentioned in the interview: https://songwhip.com/coracraig/stay-right-here   https://songwhip.com/jbriancraig/heavens-declare   You can reach Brian at:   jbriancraig@gmail.com

Explore the dynamic world of engineering excellence in Southeast Texas with Dr. Brian Craig, the Dean of the College of Engineering at Lamar University. In this episode, discover diverse career pathways to becoming an engineer, gain insights into the pivotal role of education, and hear inspiring stories of success. Join us as we delve into the latest technological advancements and navigate the thriving hub of engineering innovation in Southeast Texas. For more information visit https://www.lamar.edu/engineering/index.html

Things Discussed: Maryland Game: JJ looked very off, felt like a Lloyd Carr game with the playcalling. Pressure: Either Michigan got two guys free or zero. Very vanilla. Maryland moved the ball underneath two-deep with well-planned RPOs. Frightening thing was Wallace and Johnson getting beat, Wallace even when they had a cushion. Saw them go with McBurrows at nickel and Sainristil at corner because of it. Maryland run game is like OSU's: stretch and counter. Michigan mostly shut it down with their light boxes. Best defensive line ever? Deepest certainly. Barnhart vs Jones? Think Jones acquitted himself well, showed he can play. Might be closer at RT than we think. JJ vs Ohio State: is that the game? Brian/Craig think it's a defensive struggle. Seth/Sam thing JJ will go out and win it. Missed Harbaugh wrt McCarthy: former QB who normally chats with JJ after every drive. Saw them move away from JJ after his breakdowns at the end of the 1st half, want the ball in his hands. Ohio State: Don't give up big plays like last year. Defensive line is improved, starting DTs are good, secondary has improved especially Denzel Burke. JTT is still more tools than production but DO NOT TRY TO BLOCK HIM WITH A TIGHT END. Gonna say that again: DO NOT TRY TO BLOCK JTT WITH A TIGHT END. Offensively they really miss that superstar QB. Stroud was lethal against Michigan last year. Their Ts and C aren't as good—they give up pressure on stunts and twists. Running game gets explosives with Henderson and 2 extra yards than the blocking with Trayanum, but blocking doesn't give them much. McCord: Gonna be under more pressure, Michigan is going to zone him and confuse him. OSU got some bailouts the last 2 years from Stroud. Problem: even playing off Michigan's secondary is vulnerable. Marvin Harrison is the best of some great receivers to come through there. Teams that man up on them get burned crispy; Harrison is going to burn a lot of NFL cornerbacks too. Weird zones are going to get McCord struggling to find them. Both defenses in this game have an Ain't Played Nobody problem. Notre Dame was able to run the ball on Ohio State.

Brian Craig takes us through the final ‘mark of mission’, Treasure The post Treasure appeared first on All Saints Peckham.

In this episode, we are joined by Brian Craig. Brian (@briancraiggolf) is the founder of Brian Craig Golf, where helps golfers perform at the highest level. Prior to starting Brian Craig Golf, Coach Craig was the Head Coach of UK Men's Golf, where he coached multiple players who have gone on to play at the next level, including J.B. Holmes. Brian played golf at the University of Florida, where he was a member of 2 SEC Championship teams and 3 NCAA Championship teams that finished in the Top 7. You can find more about his new endeavor at https://www.briancraiggolf.com/.---Follow us: Twitter - @TournamentCode Instagram - @thetournamentcode YouTube - The Tournament Code Hosted by: Cooper Collins (@coopercollins99) and Daniel Hamrin (@DanielHamrin)---(02:26) - hitting the skids in golf(04:39) - going through a slump(08:48) - transitioning from professional golf(12:02) - competitive nature of college golf(14:05) - working with Chip McDaniel(17:09) - dream guys and character(21:34) - changing culture for Olympic sports(25:33) - J.B. Holmes's desire for anonymity(29:37) - college golf recruiting strategies(31:41) - building team chemistry(34:02) - time management for student athletes(39:54) - enhancing the golfing experience(40:59) - developing junior golf players(45:14) - coaching parents in youth golf(47:45) - focusing on the wrong practice(51:41) - best memories in college(55:57) - the importance of ball striking

Brian is best known for some of the songs he's written that are sung by those in International Churches of Christ around the world -- songs like "Be with Me, Lord," "I Need Your Love," "Great Among the Nations," and “Anchor for the Soul.” Having written songs in the alternate rock genre for a long time he set out to write some really simple, easy-to-sing songs that could replace some of the ones he'd gotten tired of singing in church. Over time those songs caught on and are now favorites.    Of course now he's tired of those songs so he's always writing new ones. Like spiritual therapy his soul is renewed by the act of writing songs that express themes of devotion, heartache, exuberance, fellowship, and a desire to change the world. Brian has released several albums over the years and is currently working in the studio on recording his next release.   Brian has a Masters degree in Ministry from Pepperdine University and is currently serving in the LA Church of Christ as an evangelist, teacher, and minister of worship and media.  He has a beautiful wife and three kids he's crazy about.  He blogs at jbriancraig.wordpress.com and uploads videos to youtube.com/jbriancraig   1. We wanted to connect last year on your album Wait for the Lord My Soul and its relevance to mental health. Tell us about the journey you've been on with your health.  2. How would you describe the connection between art/music, worship and mental health? 3. What can you share about dealing with loss, faith, and surrender?  4. How does this relate to where we are as a church and where we need to mature?  5. What are you working on now?

●      Trevor Houston shares his experience in the auto industry, discussing his interactions with a finance director named Brian Craig and his struggle to move up due to politics. Eventually, he decides to leave and transition into financial services. Trevor faced challenges in this new field but persevered by adopting a positive mindset and helping others. He created The Who You Know Show as a platform to connect job seekers with resources and support in the Dallas Fort Worth area. ●      Trevor Houston started his career-focused podcast, but later realized the need for mindset development. He began inviting motivational speakers and the show has evolved into a career and business podcast with a focus on self-development. The podcast aims to help people who want more out of life in areas such as career, finances, and relationships. Corey Smith appreciates Trevor's work in changing lives and bringing important topics to light during challenging times like the COVID pandemic. They discuss the importance of mindset in achieving success and overcoming obstacles. Trevor shares his experiences helping job seekers during the pandemic and how it taught him valuable lessons about priorities and gratitude. They also mention an episode featuring Chris Gronkowski, where they discussed the importance of figuring things out, taking action, and not relying on others to do it for you. However, they highlight that many people tend to make excuses instead of taking uncomfortable actions that lead to growth. ●      Trevor Houston initially took it personally when his teaching strategy didn't work, but he realized that people need to have a personal investment in order to pay attention. The more they pay, the more engaged they are. He discussed this with Corey Smith and praised Chris Gronkowski's insight on the topic. Trevor also shared his plans for future episodes of his podcast, "The Who You Know Show," where he aims to bring on big names like Tony Robbins and Joe Rogan. They concluded by discussing the importance of setting goals, seeking help from those who have already achieved what you want, and being comfortable with discomfort. Listeners can connect with Trevor through LinkedIn or visit his website for more information about his financial practice and podcast. ●      Corey Smith concludes the episode by thanking Trevor Houston for being a guest and asks if he will return in the future. Trevor enthusiastically agrees and expresses his appreciation for the unique question. They both express their admiration for Vito, who made a significant impact on Trevor's show. Corey mentions wanting to learn more from Trevor about mindset and human behavior, as it is a powerful tool that he wants to teach his advisors. Both agree to support each other and look forward to collaborating again in the future. 

In Hannah's last episode before the arrival of Miller baby #5, Hannah covers Brian Craig's lawsuit against Target. According to America First Legal and Brian Craig, Target did not consider market risk nor protect their shareholders as they should have according to the Securities Exchange Act when they embarked on their now infamous May "Pride" campaign. Without the market response from consumers, Brian Craig would've never had a legal stance. As Hannah points out, this is why voting with our dollar is so important and why it must happen with the behemoth-- Disney. Listen to today's podcast to learn more.  https://www.thehannahmillershow.com/podcasts/https://bobslone.com/contact/bob@bobslone.com

Bo, AJ, and Jamie chat with long-time pyro amigo and fireworks industry innovator Brian Craig (owner of Craig Co llc & Boomville Fireworks in Brookville, PA) on the storied start behind CraigCo, the flagship MinCom single shot rack, and his newest venture into the wholesale and retail world, Boomville Fireworks.

Sunday Worship Service December 4, 2022 Join us at 401 S. PROSPECT AVE, 90277 at 10:30am on Sundays or right here on the stream!

In our “This is Us” Sunday Series we are going to be talking about who we are and why we do what we do as a church. For what purpose do we meet up on Sundays? Why do we support HOPE worldwide? Why is it important to be connected to disciples around the world? It’s always good to be reminded of our identity as a kingdom community, lifting up Jesus and strengthened by our connections to each other.

In our “This is Us” Sunday Series we are going to be talking about who we are and why we do what we do as a church. For what purpose do we meet up on Sundays? Why do we support HOPE worldwide? Why is it important to be connected to disciples around the world? It’s always good to be reminded of our identity as a kingdom community, lifting up Jesus and strengthened by our connections to each other. Sunday Worship Service October 30, 2022 Join us at 401 S. PROSPECT AVE, 90277 at 10:30am on Sundays or right here on our Podcast!

No Fear in Love with Brian Craig | Building Bridges Series Sunday Worship Service October 9, 2022 We're building from our "Citizens of Heaven" Series and talking about how our identity as Citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven can inform how we interact with others and transform our interpersonal relationships & friendships. Over the next few weeks we'll be discussing how to have healthy & intimate friendships, navigating conflict, having crucial conversations, building empathy & safe spaces and MORE! Join us at 401 S. PROSPECT AVE, 90277 at 10:30am on Sundays or right here on our podcast.

Identity Centered Relationships | Building Bridges with Brian Craig Sunday Worship Service September 25, 2022 We're building from our "Citizens of Heaven" Series and talking about how our identity as Citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven can inform how we interact with others and transform our interpersonal relationships & friendships. Over the next few weeks we'll be discussing how to have healthy & intimate friendships, navigating conflict, having crucial conversations, building empathy & safe spaces and MORE!

God is offering us a way to deeply root our lives in him. This can be found in two ancient principles going back thousands of years—the Daily Office and Sabbath. When placed inside present-day Christianity, these are groundbreaking, countercultural acts that go against the grain of our fast-paced Western culture. They offer a rhythm to be with God in our chaotic world, enabling us to stay attuned to God’s presence throughout our days and weeks. (EHS Day by Day, p. 118)

God is offering us a way to deeply root our lives in him. This can be found in two ancient principles going back thousands of years—the Daily Office and Sabbath. When placed inside present-day Christianity, these are groundbreaking, countercultural acts that go against the grain of our fast-paced Western culture. They offer a rhythm to be with God in our chaotic world, enabling us to stay attuned to God’s presence throughout our days and weeks. (EHS Day by Day, p. 118)

This week we continue our survey of "Emotionally Healthy Spirituality" talking about the spiritual journey, how to move beyond our past and what to do when we hit a wall that leaves us in a crisis of faith. Our origin stories are a part of our past but don't have to define us. And sometimes on the darkest night is when we end up seeing God the most clearly. Referenced in the sermon: Bema podcast about Pharisees https://www.bemadiscipleship.com/80 D'Today Article, "Crisis fo Faith" https://www.disciplestoday.org/crisis-of-faith God or Satan? Article, https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/god-satan-2-samuel-25-1-chronicles-21/

This week we continue our survey of "Emotionally Healthy Spirituality" talking about the spiritual journey, how to move beyond our past and what to do when we hit a wall that leaves us in a crisis of faith. Our origin stories are a part of our past but don't have to define us. And sometimes on the darkest night is when we end up seeing God the most clearly. Referenced in the sermon: Bema podcast about Pharisees https://www.bemadiscipleship.com/80 D'Today Article, "Crisis fo Faith" https://www.disciplestoday.org/crisis-of-faith God or Satan? Article, https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/god-satan-2-samuel-25-1-chronicles-21/

What does it mean to worship in spirit and in truth? Am I supposed to have a certain feeling or emotion, or does it mean something entirely different? How do I know if I am worshipping in truth or not? Join us as we explore what Jesus meant when he said, "God is spirit, and his worshippers must worship in spirit and in truth." (John 4:24)

What does it mean to worship in spirit and in truth? Am I supposed to have a certain feeling or emotion, or does it mean something entirely different? How do I know if I am worshipping in truth or not? Join us as we explore what Jesus meant when he said, "God is spirit, and his worshippers must worship in spirit and in truth." (John 4:24)

We’ll be talking today about being a lifelong learner when it comes to God, no matter where you are on your journey—many years as a Christian or just starting out. Along the way we have the blessing of endlessly discovering new treasures in a satisfying and fulfilling connection with our Creator.

We’ll be talking today about being a lifelong learner when it comes to God, no matter where you are on your journey—many years as a Christian or just starting out. Along the way we have the blessing of endlessly discovering new treasures in a satisfying and fulfilling connection with our Creator.

Today we dig in to the angels' message to the shepherds in Luke 2, "good news of great joy for all people." There is no news like that of Jesus. There is no better message. There is no more important announcement. Discussion questions are provided for your house church (also below).

Today we dig in to the angels' message to the shepherds in Luke 2, "good news of great joy for all people." There is no news like that of Jesus. There is no better message. There is no more important announcement. Discussion questions are provided for your house church (also below).

Have you noticed these are some crazy times? Like crazy, historic, maybe-end-of-the-world kind of times? The disciples in the first century faced similar hardships and fears and yet the apostle Peter encouraged them to remain faithful, focused, and prayerful, using their God-given gifts to change the world by God’s power and for His glory (1 Peter 4:7-11).

The way we view God and the world has a profound impact on how we interact with risk, uncertainty, anxiety, and fear, especially as it relates to using our gifts for spiritual purposes. Learn how a shift in perspective can change almost everything and make what you're doing a purposeful joy rather than a cynical grind. (1 Peter 4:10-11).

Have you noticed these are some crazy times? Like crazy, historic, maybe-end-of-the-world kind of times? The disciples in the first century faced similar hardships and fears and yet the apostle Peter encouraged them to remain faithful, focused, and prayerful, using their God-given gifts to change the world by God’s power and for His glory (1 Peter 4:7-11).

Have you noticed these are some crazy times? Like crazy, historic, maybe-end-of-the-world kind of times? The disciples in the first century faced similar hardships and fears and yet the apostle Peter encouraged them to remain faithful, focused, and prayerful, using their God-given gifts to change the world by God’s power and for His glory (1 Peter 4:7-11).

The clash between the teachings of Jesus and the religious establishment of his day really comes to a head in these chapters of Matthew. Why does Jesus seem angry? Why does he curse a fig tree? Why does he cause an uproar in the temple courts? It has to do with what the temple was always meant to be, a “house of prayer for all nations.” For us today, we get a glimpse of what Jesus wants the church to be in our time.

The clash between the teachings of Jesus and the religious establishment of his day really comes to a head in these chapters of Matthew. Why does Jesus seem angry? Why does he curse a fig tree? Why does he cause an uproar in the temple courts? It has to do with what the temple was always meant to be, a “house of prayer for all nations.” For us today, we get a glimpse of what Jesus wants the church to be in our time.

This week we continue our series from the book of Matthew by discussing different responses to Jesus we see displayed in chapters 11-13 and stories Jesus told about them. The point is not to miss out on the Kingdom of God, even when it might be right in front of your eyes.

This week we continue our series from the book of Matthew by discussing different responses to Jesus we see displayed in chapters 11-13 and stories Jesus told about them. The point is not to miss out on the Kingdom of God, even when it might be right in front of your eyes.

Yay for the third and last part of the “Kingdom Kid” experience series!

The message of the kingdom in the book of Matthew —it’s God’s rescue operation for the world. An unexpected king and an upside-down kingdom that is for all people - the outsiders included! This week we dig into Jesus’ teachings about what it means to live as citizens of this new kingdom. Who is in (and who is out)? What is going on with it? How is this rescue operation for our lost world going to work?

I got to sit down with our long time family friend, and head UK Men's Golf Coach, Brian Craig, to talk about leading from the front. Brian just finished his 20th season as the head coach at UK. He shared about the best of times, as well as the worst of times, that he and his teams have been through, including the loss of one of his players, Cullan Brown. His faith sets him apart, and that's been the guiding factor through this incredibly hard year. Leading from the front looks different as a believer. You don't want to miss this story.

Brian is an evangelist, teacher, songwriter and worship leader, known for some of the songs he's written that are sung in ICOC churches around the world -- songs like "Be with Me, Lord," "I Need Your Love," "Great Among the Nations," and “Anchor for the Soul.”  Brian and his wife Dessa have served in full-time ministry for the last twenty years in the LA Church of Christ. They have two sons in college and a daughter in high school who all love God as well. Brian recently completed a Master's program in ministry at Pepperdine University.

So good the local brewery named a beer after them!! (It's possible that one or two might have been consumed for this episode!) Jon and Matt had a fun and memorable evening getting to know Brian Craig and Jason Caton of Columbia, MO's Don't Mind Dying. As funny as they are talented. If you haven't checked them out...you should! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/support

Episode 341 also includes an E.W. Essay titled "Brother Brian." We share an excerpt from an essay published in the Winter 2010 edition of the Paris Review written by Saul Steinberg titled"Portraits and Landscapes." We have an E.W.poem called "Frequent Flyer." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhard, Stephan Grapelli, the Nude Party, Ok Paddy featuring Brian Craig on Drums, JQ featuring Gea Quinn, Mayer Hawthorne, the Band, Branford Marsalis and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted In the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell Your Friends and Neighbors...

At-home dad and author Brian Craig joins to talk about his new book, Lone Pair of Blue Jeans In A Sea of Yoga Pants. We talk about writing the life of an at-home dad and how he writes “funny” without making dads look like doofuses. Brian also reads two passages from his book that epitomize his life at home with three kids.

Sitting Vice President of the John Kensil fan club Brian Craig sits in with the guys. The president calls in from a Florida jail. Roger Weaver shares his year-end hot takes and Adrian Zmed dishes the old school Hollywood dirt. It's all that matters on the only talk show that matters.

Brian Craig and Joe Moore from the John Kensil Fan Club join the guys to raise money for their pursuits. Bob Kensil roasts the guys. And Dan plays some radio clips that have a profound impact on Steve's personal life. It's all that matters on the last podcast of 2015 that matters.

I sit down with Brian and Sam to talk about thier awesome ways of entertaining, how to throw a cool theme party and food road trips!  http://www.didjaeat.com http://secretpants.net https://www.facebook.com/Goatrodeosketchcomedy https://www.facebook.com/SweetishSketchComedy http://audiblepodcast.com/didjaeat for your free audio book! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/didjaeat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/didjaeat/support