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What if the biggest thing standing between you and God's purpose isn't a lack of faith, but a life filled with distractions? Discover how renewing your mind with God's wisdom prepares you to recognize the divine opportunities He places in front of you every day—and to respond with confidence instead of hesitation.

Keith Byars is one of the greatest running backs in Ohio State history—and one of the most memorable Michigan Killers. In this episode, we revisit Byars' performances against the Wolverines, from his first taste of The Game as a freshman to his legendary three-touchdown performance in 1984 that sent the Buckeyes to the Rose Bowl. We also look at his courageous return from injury in 1985 and why many Buckeye fans still believe he should have won the Heisman Trophy. Byars finished his Ohio State career with over 3,200 rushing yards, 46 touchdowns, and later became a College Football Hall of Famer. This is another chapter in our Michigan Killers series, celebrating the Buckeyes who made life miserable for the Wolverines. Topics Covered Keith Byars vs. Michigan The 1984 Rose Bowl season Ohio State-Michigan rivalry history Heisman Trophy race College Football Hall of Fame career Monday, August 3, 2026   Join Kalshi and Get $10 Subscribe to the Podcast

Will God Throw Me Away - Clint Byars by Forward Church Sermons

America's founding ideals were deeply influenced by the biblical understanding that our rights come from our Creator and that true liberty begins with a people who are governed from within rather than controlled from without. This message explores how the freedom Christ purchased for us—freedom from the curse of the law and righteousness by faith—helped shape the language of liberty found in our nation's founding documents. Discover why lasting freedom is ultimately found not in government, but in the transforming power of the gospel that produces truly free people.

Men need a plan, something to put their hand to that's built on the foundation of Christ…what's yours? You can ask God and he will help you. Let's talk about how to develop that plan in this year's Father's Day message.

Make everyone feel like they're your favorite The body of Christ is a family. We all have a unique expression of the Holy Spirit within us that is needed in the body of Christ and in the world. When we love one another, it nurtures our unique calling. And the world is starving for what we have.

Jesus was obedient to the death of the cross, this is the central truth of our faith. Your response is to make sure your thoughts are in agreement with what he accomplished in his obedience, casting down every other thought that contradicts what Christ experienced for you. This message walks you through Isaiah 53 as an example of his to bring your thoughts captive.

This message explores the battle for the mind through the lens of scripture, neuroscience, and the finished work of Christ, revealing how beliefs formed in the heart shape our thoughts, emotions, and perception of reality. Learn how to bring every thought captive to the obedience of Christ and cast down every lie that contradicts what Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection.

A mother's peace is not found in her children's outcomes, but in being anchored in Christ as her source, helper, and identity. When she becomes healthy in spirit, soul, and body and keeps God first, she creates a stable, life-giving atmosphere where her children can thrive without carrying the weight of her purpose.

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In this message, we expose the difference between emotional hype that acts like a mystical sugar pill and mature faith in the truth of the gospel that anchors us in what God has already completed in Christ. Paul's call to walk by faith and not by sight invites us to stop leaning on external stimulation and instead live from the settled, eternal reality that is already ours.

When we place our faith and hope in Christ, it allows Him to do a work in us, to remove our dead root of sinful nature and replace it with His life. It's as if we were buried with Him, and then raised when He was raised to new and eternal life. From then on, in Him we truly are alive.

Send Jackie A Message!If you've ever found yourself running your studio on fumes, resenting the business you built, and quietly googling "how do I sell a yoga studio"—this episode is for you.Nicole Byers has been in this industry for 11 years. She opened her first studio in 2015, franchised during a pandemic, dissolved the franchise, rebranded, and eventually hit a wall so hard she was ready to walk away entirely. She wasn't burned out because she was weak. She was burned out because she'd been operating in fight-or-flight for years with no systems, no support, and no off switch.If you're a yoga or Pilates studio owner who's tired, stuck, or seriously questioning whether this is still worth it—listen to this one before you make any big decisions.Timestamped Outline:[01:25] Nicole's introduction and background[05:01] Opening first studio with no business experience[09:05] The opening weekend illusion[15:46] How Live True Yoga became Honest Yoga[24:50] Hitting the wall[27:44] Joining the Grow Mastermind[35:00] What to do when you're in a dark place and considering sellingKey Takeaways:✓ Burnout isn't a character flaw—it's a systems problem.✓ Don't make a permanent decision from a temporary emotional state.✓ Consistency beats perfection every time.✓ Alignment isn't just a mindset concept—it's a business strategy.Pull Quotes:"Right when you're about to get over that hump—people sell or quit. And then that hump never gets crossed.""I needed to cultivate that feeling of safety from within. You can't sell a studio and find peace if the peace isn't already in you.""I quadrupled the investment. It honestly changed my life and changed the trajectory of my business.""It's not about the business. A lot of it is mindset coaching—and that came before the business stuff could even work."FAQ Section:Can a yoga studio in a small town be successful? Yes—but it requires intentional strategy. Nicole opened her first studio in a town of 30,000 people and grew it to the point of expansion within 18 months. Location matters to some extent, but consistent marketing, a strong class schedule, and membership sales systems matter more.What are the biggest mistakes yoga studio owners make when franchising? Not vetting franchise owners carefully enough. Nicole dissolved her franchise after learning that passion for yoga and willingness to invest aren't enough—franchise owners need both business acumen and genuine knowledge of what they're selling.How do I stop feeling resentful toward my studio? Resentment in studio ownership usually signals a systems problem, not a passion problem. The answer isn't to quit. It's to build systems that let you lead instead of just survive.Is it worth joining a business mastermind as a yoga studio owner? If you're ready to actually implement what you learn—yes. Nicole tried multiple coaching programs and says the Grow Mastermind was the first one where she exceeded her investment, not just learned from it.How do I know if I should sell my yoga studio or keep going? Try this: close your eyes and envision having sold—really sit with it. Then envision a thriving version of your studio. Notice which scenario your body responds to. Many studio owners are closest Work with Jackie MurphySay Hi on Instagram @studioceoofficial3 Marketing Mistakes Yoga & Pilates Business Owners Make: https://www.jackiegmurphy.com/3-marketing-mistakesJoin The Studio CEO Program: https://www.jackiegmurphy.com/studioceo

Jesus entered the darkness of Psalm 22—fully bearing our separation—so that through His once-for-all sacrifice as our High Priest, He secured eternal redemption and established a new covenant where we are forever made righteous in Him. Now, as new creations, we don't strive to become—we live from what He finished, resting in His work while His resurrection life flows through every part of us.

What do you do when rejection, shame, and painful words from your past keep shaping how you see yourself? In this episode, Clint Byars shares how God's love restores identity, heals the heart, and breaks the lies that keep believers stuck. You'll hear practical, biblical insight on moving from performance and insecurity into freedom, grace, and sonship. This conversation will encourage you to trust the Father more deeply and live from the truth that you are chosen, accepted, and loved.About the GuestClint Byars is the founding and lead pastor of Forward Church in Sharpsburg, Georgia, and a trusted voice on identity in Christ, grace, and healing. He is the author of 11 Christ-centered books, including his newest release, Chosen and Loved, which brings hope to those who feel rejected, wounded, or overlooked. In addition to releasing more than 80 teaching series, Clint has developed prayer and meditation resources called Tools for Transformation, founded the Forward School of Transformation, graduated from Impact International School of Ministries, and regularly teaches at Charis Bible College.Reasons to ListenHealing Truths Clint shares practical, gospel-centered insight for anyone carrying rejection, shame, or wounds from the past. This episode helps listeners move from merely knowing God loves them to actually living secure in that love.Identity in Christ The conversation powerfully explains why so many believers still struggle with feeling unwanted and how renewed identity changes daily life, relationships, and spiritual freedom.Purpose After Healing Clint offers a compelling vision for how healing is not the end goal, but the beginning of stepping into God's mission by asking, “Who do you love?”Big TakeawaysGod Wants You God does not merely tolerate His children; He deeply desires them. That truth shifts how believers approach prayer, healing, and intimacy with the Father.Identity Shapes Behavior What you believe in your heart about yourself will eventually shape your actions. Real transformation comes when God's truth rewrites your inner self-image.Safety Changes Everything When people feel safe with God as Father, they begin to trust Him, open their hearts, and experience deeper healing and freedom.Grace Breaks Cycles Understanding God's love and grace empowers believers to overcome destructive patterns, not by striving harder, but by living from who they already are in Christ.Love Clarifies Calling Instead of obsessing over what to do, believers can begin by asking who God has placed on their heart to love and serve.Missional ChallengesReceive the Father's Love Spend time this week praying through Scriptures about adoption, sonship, and God's love until those truths move from your head into your heart.Rewrite the Lies Identify one recurring lie of rejection or shame you have believed, and replace it daily with a biblical truth about your identity in Christ.Love Someone Intentionally Ask God who He wants you to notice, encourage, or serve this week, and take one concrete step toward that person in love.Chapters00:00 Intro and guest welcome00:01 Why Clint Byars wrote Chosen and Loved00:04 Why believers still feel overlooked and unwanted00:09 What changes when you know you're loved by God00:13 Trusting the Father like a child00:16 Seeing God as a loving Father, not a harsh ruler00:24 God doesn't need us—He wants us00:29 Rejection, shame, and renewing the heart00:40 How identity transformation changes behavior00:41 What happens when people move forward in freedom00:44 “Who do you love?” and discovering purpose00:48 Fun round: coffee, football, and final thoughts00:50 How to connect with Clint Byars00:52 Podcast outroWebsite & Social MediaWebsite: Clint Byars official site and resources.Church: Forward Church.Instagram: Forward Church GAFacebook: Forward MinistriesYouTube: Forward Ministries#themissionallife #themissionallifepodcast #ClintByars #ChosenAndLoved #IdentityInChrist #ChristianPodcast #HealingFromRejection #FathersLove #GraceAndTruth #KingdomLiving____________________________________________________________________________________________>>>CLICK HERE to get your FREE 31 DAY MISSIONAL DEVOTIONALand to learn more about 'The Missional Life' ministry

God is not the source of trials or temptation—He is the one who gives wisdom, strength, and a way through what we face in a broken world. When we see Him clearly, prayer becomes confident, faith becomes steady, and our hearts rest in His goodness.

Through the Spirit and the finished work of Christ, believers can know the things God has already freely given and pray with confidence where His will is clearly revealed. In areas where Scripture has not specified the details—such as personal plans, timing, or direction—we humbly seek His guidance, trusting His grace and leadership along the way.

Since God already knows our needs and desires to give good things to His children, prayer begins by hearing and believing what He has spoken. Faith is born through the Word, and as we receive God's promises into our hearts, His living Word shapes our thoughts, guards our hearts, and produces the fruit of His will in our lives.

Because our Father already knows what we need, prayer is not informing Him or persuading Him — it is partnering with Him. As righteous sons and daughters, we bear one another's burdens and pray for one another boldly and confidently, expecting healing and restoration in a hurting world.

Perfect love is not flawless love — it is mature love, and mature love casts out fear. When we try to love from insecurity, survival instinct, or a need to be completed by someone else, fear filters what we give and receive. But as we allow God's love for us—revealed fully in Christ—to mature in us, we become whole in Him and are finally free to love others without fear.

This message reveals the New Covenant reality that the anointing is not a special experience or office, but Christ in you, the indwelling Spirit given in full measure to every believer. Church offices exist to serve, not to exercise lordship, and spiritual gifts are diverse expressions of the same Spirit working in all, not evidence of different anointings. When we rest in Christ and commit to loving God and people, fruit is borne naturally through abiding, not striving.

When James and John sought authority and position, Jesus rebuked them and redefined greatness, declaring that His kingdom does not operate through lording power but through self-giving love and service. In Christ, authority is not a hierarchy to climb but a life to give, flowing from union with Him and expressed by loving one another rather than ruling over one another. Clint Byars Lead Pastor | Forward Church Phone: 770-824-3434 Email: info@forward.church | clint@forward.church Websites: www.forward.church | www.clintbyars.com Membership: https://www.clintbyars.com/membership

God makes His presence and voice known in an atmosphere of love. Jesus defines His commandments not as rules to perform, but as living in the love the Father has for us and letting that love flow back to God and toward others. As we receive God's love, abide in it, and love one another, we experience His manifested presence, His joy, and clear fellowship with Him.

Jesus never taught us to relate to the Holy Spirit as distant or unpredictable. In this message, we look at how the Spirit takes what belongs to Jesus and makes it known to us—so we can walk with God relationally, in truth, peace, and confidence as friends of God.

Jesus doesn't think of us as His servants, He considers us His friends. He then goes on to say that he has shared everything with us that Hid Father told Him. When you take time to persuade your heart of these powerful realities it changes how you make decisions. You are secure in Him, but there's work to do.

Jesus took it very seriously when religious people who were supposed to represent Him made following God hard for people. He rebuked them for their hypocrisy and set the precedent that we are not to merely look good on the outside, but we are to walk with inward integrity, and help others lift their burdens, not make it difficult to experience God's mercy. In this message, we do a deep dive into the heart of Jesus and how we are to minister to others.

As we enter 2026, we are invited to stop striving for life through effort or information and instead come to Christ for the refreshing that is already ours in salvation. Jesus calls the weary to take His easy yoke, to sow to the Spirit rather than the flesh, and to trust that righteousness, rest, and fruitfulness flow naturally from abiding in Him. When we allow Christ to refresh our souls, we become free to sow spiritual seed and experience the life of the Kingdom to the glory of God.

This Christmas, we celebrate that the child born in Bethlehem is the King whose kingdom will never end and whose light has already dawned in the world. Jesus declared that this kingdom is here and at work within us, growing quietly like leaven as it fills our hearts. As we live in righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit, we allow His kingdom to spread through our lives and into the world around us.

The fun part of this chat is watching Jay Schwedelson try to reverse-engineer how one human can juggle a million hats and still keep a sense of humor. Jeremy Byars from United Systems & Software, Inc. gets real about cognitive load, impostor syndrome, and the weirdly powerful career move most people ignore: showing up for your community like an actual person. It goes from practical leadership lessons to an unexpectedly honest story about why he has a room full of Superman collectibles.ㅤConnect with Jeremy Byars on LinkedIn, especially if you're in utilities or comms and want to swap notes.ㅤBest Moments:(04:45) The quiet trap of saying yes to everything, and why letting go feels so hard(08:30) “If you want a village, be a villager,” and the career upside of participating like a human(10:15) Comedy, content, and marketing all have the same truth - you fail way more than you win(16:00) How being a caretaker reshaped Jeremy's ego, priorities, and gratitude(18:25) The real reason behind the Superman collection, and why “hope” is the whole point(22:25) Jeremy's simple ask - connect with him on LinkedIn and start a real conversationㅤCheck out Jay's YOUTUBE Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@schwedelsonCheck out Jay's TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@schwedelsonCheck Out Jay's INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/jayschwedelson/

The Most High God with Us - Clint Byars by Forward Church Sermons

In today's inspiring episode of Hi Felicia Podcast, host Felicia welcomes Charlene Byars — relationship expert, certified empowerment coach, and host of the Love Stories Podcast. Charlene is on a mission to help women heal, rise, and attract the love they truly deserve. She brings decades of experience guiding women to embrace their feminine power, celebrate their wins, and cultivate deep, soul-aligned connections. 

This Christmas, we fix our eyes on the Word made flesh-Light with no darkness. Love revealed, the Anointed Savior, the unchanging Father of lights, and the Preeminent One through whom and for whom all things were made. Our joy is made full not by examining ourselves but by the looking unto Him.

Your words reveal the atmosphere of your heart, and gratitude is the fastest way to shift that atmosphere. When peace guards your heart, it governs your mouth and empowers you to walk in love with the people closest to you.

Most of our pain comes from the stories we tell ourselves - not the people around us. When we stop taking things personally and choose gratitude over judgement, we begin interpreting life through our identity in Christ rather than our ego. This renewed lens produces peace, clarity, and emotional freedom.

When we choose gratitude, we're not just obeying Scripture—we're reshaping our hearts and even our brains to trust God's goodness. Like the disciples who forgot the miracle of the loaves, anxiety often comes from forgetting who Jesus has already proven Himself to be. When we remember His faithfulness and give thanks, peace—both spiritual and biological—rises up to guard our hearts and minds, empowering us to live calm, steady, and confident in every circumstance.

This conversation takes a thoughtful, no-nonsense look at Spirit baptism, gifts, and the heart of what it means to walk in the Spirit. Brandon, Lindsy, and returning guest Clint Byars unravel the baggage around tongues, anointing, and impartation—while exposing how elitism and gnostic thinking have shaped Charismania. They wrestle through semantics, misunderstood doctrines, and real-life experiences of the Spirit, ultimately pointing back to the simplicity of being complete in Christ. From worship as warfare to fasting as a tool for training the flesh, this episode dives into how believers can yield to the Spirit without chasing after hype. Clint closes by sharing a powerful, holistic gospel message rooted in God's love, freedom, and kingdom reality.Forward Church — his church (south of Atlanta): https://forward.churchClint Byars (personal site + resources/membership): https://clintbyars.comStrong & Godly Men — free course/project for men: https://strongandgodlymen.com

Good Morning Nashville ☀️ New week, means a new episode from your favorite father and son podcast here in Nashville, Tennessee. Today's episode is jam packed with segment breaks, commercial breaks, and of course a black queen as our guest to come and vent behind the topic being:Single Motherhood & Mental Health

Worship is Different Under the New Covenant - Clint Byars by Forward Church Sermons

Your prayers are no longer hindered by wars in the heavenly realm, God has already forgiven you in the blood of Christ, and healing is available for all who believe. Today we will discuss how all of our beliefs must be informed by the new covenant and the resurrection of christ.

What does it really take to build a thriving relationship while balancing career, family, and entrepreneurship? In this inspiring episode, Barbara sits down with Charlene Byars—relationship coach, podcast host of Love Stories with Charlene Byars, and lifelong entrepreneur—to talk about love, money, and the mindset shifts that make both work.Charlene shares her fascinating journey from daycare owner and mom of four (including surprise twins!) to relationship coach helping high-achieving women attract and sustain great love. Together, she and Barbara unpack why showing up authentically is the key to lasting relationships, how money and love blocks are often connected, and why successful women struggle to receive support.Tune in to hear:How Charlene transitioned from sales trainer to relationship coachWhy authentic self-expression is the foundation of lasting loveThe connection between love blocks and money blocksWhy successful women often struggle to receive support in relationshipsPractical tips for balancing masculine and feminine energy in business and at homeCharlene's entrepreneurial journey—from daycare owner to coach and podcasterThe story of discovering she was having surprise twinsThe advice Charlene gives her kids about building healthy relationshipsConnect with Charlene:Listen to Love Stories: https://charlenebyars.com/podcast/Instagram: @mscharlenebyarsWebsite: https://charlenebyars.com/How To Get Involved:Life-Changing Money is a podcast all about money. We share stories of how money has impacted and radically changed the lives of others—and how it can do the same for you.Your host, Barbara Schreihans (pronounced ShREE-hands) is the founder and CEO of Your Tax Coach, and the creator of the Write Off Your Life Course. She is a top tax strategist, business coach, and expert in helping business owners and high-net-worth individuals save millions in taxes while increasing profits.When she's not leading her team, coaching clients, or dreaming up new goals for her company, you can find her drinking coffee, hanging out with her family, and traveling the world.Grab a cup of coffee and become inspired as we hear from those who have overcome and are overcoming their self-limiting beliefs and money mindsets!Do you have a burning question that you'd love to hear answered on a future show?Please email it to: podcast@yourtaxcoach.bizSign Up For Our NewsletterLife Changing Money PodcastGet Tax Help!

The heart is the Father for you must be the foundation of your faith. The resurrection is the pinnacle of his heart for you, and every belief we have must be rooted in these two things. Today we'll look at the prodigal son parable to frame our beliefs and relationship with God to bear fruit.

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✦ Since 2010, The Goat Farm has served as home to artists of all types in Atlanta. After a brief period of renovations, it reopened in 2024 and is now bigger and better than ever. You can see it in all of its glory at this year's second annual SITE festival. Sprawling over the whole 12 acres of the Goat Farms property will be exhibitions and installations of all kinds. City Lights Collective producer Josh Thane spoke with the goat farms' design and creative director, Allie Bashuk, about the upcoming SITE festival. ✦ City Lights Collective member and award-winning Atlanta comedian Joel Byars is one of the hardest-working people in the business. He hosts many comedy events around town, and his podcast, "Hot Breath Pod," aims to uplift his fellow comedians. Byars joins us weekly to share his picks for this week's must-see Comedy, and today his mix includes an Atlanta version of "Mom's Unhinged" and two nights of Josh Johnson at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center. ✦ Harriet Tubman was more than just the operator of the Underground Railroad. She also led a Civil War raid that freed more than 700 enslaved people in a single day. That dramatic chapter of the war is the focus of "COMBEE," the Pulitzer Prize–winning book by historian and Emory alum Edda Fields-Black. The author is back in Atlanta on Monday, September 29, at the Georgia Center for the Book. Fields-Black recently spoke with "City Lights Collective" member Alison Law about the Pulitzer Prize and bringing COMBEE's untold stories to life. ✦ And I'm Kim Drobes. It's time now to hear from our artistic community In Their Own Words. This is where they tell us who they are, what they do, what they love, and a few things you might not see coming. What things? Who knows, there's only one way to find out. Today, we shine a light on the band Solid State Radio. ✦ In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, which began on September 15, The Gallery at Abernathy Arts Center presents "Caminos Compartidos." Showcasing vibrant and diverse works by artists of Latin origin, the exhibition is on view through October 30. WABE arts reporter Summer Evans spoke with the curator of the exhibit, Carol Santos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our nation is still feeling the shock waves of the last few weeks, and people are seeking God. Millions are reading the Bible again or for the first time, and millions are going to church. This is a good thing. As people are responding this way, what can we do to make sure we're walking out the assignments God has for us?

✦ When two of Atlanta's most innovative arts institutions—the Atlanta Opera and the Alliance Theatre—join forces, the result is bound to be something extraordinary. Their latest collaboration is a powerful new production of Fiddler on the Roof, the musical that has captivated audiences for generations. City Lights Collective member Zachary Brown recently spoke with two of the show's actors, alongside leaders from the Alliance and the Opera. They discussed the show's enduring relevance and how Fiddler on the Roof speaks to both the past and the present. ✦ The National Center for Civil and Human Rights will have its grand reopening on November 8, after being closed since January. WABE arts reporter Summer Evans shares more. ✦ Recently, stories have been circulating about the dropping number of major motion pictures being produced in Georgia, and consequently, Atlanta's film industry is in flux. But what about the work coming from independent filmmakers? Is there a way to help our ecosystem thrive again by pushing to make marketable, mainstream indies from start to finish locally? Atlanta filmmaker Ben Hall certainly thinks so, and his newest production, "Remote," aims to serve as an example. The movie explores what happens when problems related to human emotions, like grief and loneliness, collide with non-human solutions, like Artificial Intelligence. Ahead of the movie's premiere at the Tara Theater on September 20, City Lights Collective co-host Kim Drobes sat down with Hall to learn more about the film and his thoughts on the future of Georgia-made indie movies. ✦ City Lights Collective member and award-winning Atlanta comedian Joel Byars is one of the hardest-working people in the business. He hosts many comedy events around town, and his podcast, "Hot Breath Pod," aims to uplift his fellow comedians. Byars joins us weekly to share his picks for this week's must-see comedy, and today his mix includes a 1UP local comedy showcase and a live show from a Daily Show correspondent. ✦ For nearly 90 years, The Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre has stood on the historic square in Marietta and served as both a cultural anchor and a community gathering place. Once a glittering movie palace, and later a fading relic, the theater is now a thriving hub for live performance, film, and celebration. The Strand's story is one of resilience, and the inventive people who refused to let its lights go dark. City Lights Collective producer Josh Thane brings us this story ahead of the Strand's 90th birthday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jesus lived perfectly to qualify to be the acceptable offering for the sin of the whole world. Forgiveness and redemption are only available through faith in His blood. Enjoy today's message as we root you deeper in the Gospel!

Faith, neuroscience, and quantum mechanics… oh my! In this episode, we bring back pastor, author, and teacher Clint Byars to dive deep into what it really means to live a faith-filled, supernatural life. From the genesis of his belief to the dangers of manipulating spiritual laws, Clint unpacks concepts like quantum faith, generosity, healing, and the true nature of God's covenant. We get nerdy about wave functions, call out witchcrafty theology, and laugh along the way. This one is rich with revelation and mind-bending insights you don't want to miss.https://www.clintbyars.com/https://unrefinedpodcast.com

Proverbs 16:3 tells us to “commit your works to the Lord, and your thoughts will be established.” In this message, discover how committing your works isn't complicated—it's rolling your plans onto God, trusting Him with the outcomes, and walking daily in His life and purposes. When you seek His kingdom, abide in Christ, and yield your steps to Him, your calling becomes clear and your path firm. The waiting is OVER, it's tome to make a decision, roll your works onto Him, and MOVE FORWARD!

Returning guest, Dr. Byars-Winston, is the inaugural chair of the UW- Madison's Institute of Diversity Science. She honestly explores what doing research on causes of group-based discrimination and what effective ways to eliminate discrimination look like in our current social and political environment. They discuss that more people than the media and politicians appear are in favor of broad diversity. The conversation covers how most businesses want to hire a diverse staff but don't necessarily want to use the DEI labels. Dr. Byars-Winston explains that there is and can be data to back up approaches to diversity in the workplace but most do not have access to the information now. As an example she shows the lack of available evidence illustrated in a public hearing in WI State Assembly.  Hear about the ties between Dr. Byars-Winston's work and The Center for Black Excellence and Culture's goals. Also, listen in to understand the importance mentorship representation. Heads of UW system, state agencies defend diversity, inclusion practices to audit committee, Wisconsin Examiner Article alexgee.com Support the Show: patreon.com/blacklikeme Join the Black Like Me Listener Community Facebook Group