Podcasts about Completeness

God is inherently good in nature, desires our goodness, and has a divine plan designed to make us complete and whole through Jesus Christ. This plan reflects His unwavering love and commitment to our spiritual growth and fulfillment.

Peculiar story of Abraham; Ur to Haran; Hebrew language - written to be read; Latin; Covetousness = idolatry; Family lineage; Name changes; Graft and corruption; Moneychangers; Sacrifice; "Leaven"; Cain and Abel; Altar purposes; Atheists?; Terah the organizer; Alexander the great; Genghis Kahn; Patterns of government; God's way; Gen 17:1; aleph-nun-yod; "walk" = hey+tav+hey-lamad-kof; Jacob walking in the spirit/faith; Covenant with God; Living by faith; Following false Christs; Welfare snares; Minutemen for each other; Choosing your way; "Perfect" offerings; Deut 18:13; Caring for neighbor; Deut 25:15; Dreams; Lk 6:4 Perfect as his master; Laying down your life; Learning to be Israel; Covenant = beit-resh-yod-tav+yod; Spirit and Truth; Daily ministration; Gen 17:4 Explaining to Abram; +hey+mem = Abraham (Father of many nations); "Kings"; Gen 17:7 Establishing the covenant; "Canaan" those following Nimrod; "Samad" destroyer?; "Give" nun-tav-nun - continuous; Repentance; "Seed" vav-lamad-zayin-resh yod kof; aleph-tav = relationship between God and man in faith; Possessing the land; Circumcision; Lev 10:16; of the heart; Knowing what to believe; Moving in Spirit; Divine spark; "token" of the covenant; Sarai to Sarah; Barak - biet-resh-kof = Blessing; Getting back to the light; Sarah model; Understanding bible meaning; "Thummim"; Tav-mem(+yod)-mem faith; Completeness; Abraham's laugh; Knowing by fruits; Physical token; Abraham's new societal structure; Ex 28:30; Double faith; "Urim" light and fire; Awakening; Gathering in tens, hundreds and thousands; What is your corruption?; "Perfect"; Bondage of Egypt; Discovering the solution; Being fruitful; Draw near to God.

Big Huge Vast - How much fun and light-heartness are you able to enjoy, take in and express?  You may discover your answer to that question, as William takes you into and through an experience of touching and sensing what Healthy Whole and Completeness really is for yourself; because that Completeness is the love that you are seeking, until you reach a point of no longer seeking, and allow yourself to have it.

Dr. John Abramson exposes how Big Pharma has impacted American health care and offers practical steps to protect yourself. Learn about the systemic issues and actionable strategies to improve health care for all Americans. #BigPharma #HealthCareReform #ProtectYourHealth

Join us for a powerful and transformative sermon as we dive deep into the meaning of being complete in Christ. In this sermon, we explore what it truly means to have your identity, purpose, and spiritual growth rooted in the fullness of Jesus Christ. Don't miss out on this powerful message that reminds us that our identity is secure in Christ, and in Him, we are more than enough.

Perfect, grown up, full, complete in one. The completeness of your life because God is walking in your shoes gives credibility to the Word of God. Weekend broadcast #173To help support this podcast, please visit walkwiththeking.org/donate and select "Podcast" from the dropdown menu.To hear more from Bob Cook, you can find Walk With The King on Facebook or Instagram.

Nathan Busenitz • Selected Scriptures • The Case for the Completeness of the Biblical Canon

Believers, having trusted in Christ's finished work, are already complete and full in Him, unable to become more complete or full. There's no need to pursue additional experiences or knowledge to truly experience God, as true believers already have everything they need in Christ. The passage serves as a reminder to remain faithful, grounded in Christ, and alert to false teachings that seek to lead believers astray. The fundamental test of any religious teaching is, “Where does it put Jesus Christ—His person and His work?” Does it rob Him of His fullness? Does it deny either His deity or His humanity? Does it affirm that the believer must have some “new experience” to supplement his experience with Christ? If so, that teaching is wrong and dangerous.           In summary, Paul warns the Colossians against being taken captive by the empty deception of worldly philosophy and legalism. Instead, he emphasizes the fullness found in Christ, where all who God the Father is dwells in bodily form, and believers are already made complete in Him.   Mark 8:36 "For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?              John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. Have you trusted Him as your Savior? He can Save you if You ask Him based on His death, burial, and resurrection for your sins. Believe in Him for forgiveness of your sins today.               “And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”  -John 8:32             Our mission is to spread the gospel and to go to the least of these with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ; We reach out to those the World has forgotten.              hisloveministries.podbean.com #HLMSocial hisloveministries.net https://www.instagram.com/hisloveministries1/?hl=en His Love Ministries on Itunes Don't go for all the gusto you can get, go for all the God (Jesus Christ) you can get. The gusto will get you, Jesus can save you. https://www.facebook.com/His-Love-Ministries-246606668725869/?tn-str=k*F             The world is trying to solve earthly problems that can only be solved with heavenly solutions

This message is by Bill Parker and taken from Colossians 2:9-10 Colossians 2:9 For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily. 10 And ye are complete in him, which is the head of all principality and power:

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 That Thing Jesus Said: Understanding Jesus' Tough TeachingsPursuing Completeness and MaturitySeries: That Thing Jesus Said: Understanding Jesus' Tough TeachingsSpeaker: Jeremy NortonScripture: Matthew 5:43-48 (ESV)#Perfect #Completeness #Maturity #Jesus #ToughTeachings #Father #HeavenlyFatherSupport the show

In this episode, Matt Hallock discusses the profound impact of one's faith and self-perception on marriage. He emphasizes that viewing oneself through a lens of lack can lead to negative outcomes in relationships. Instead, he encourages listeners to recognize their completeness in Christ and to approach their faith and marriages with gratitude and empowerment. The conversation also touches on practical steps for improving marital relationships and fostering desire between partners.If you haven't yet, be sure to grab the book, The DNA of a Man.And jump in to the FREE marriage training, The Marriage Reset AcceleratorChapters00:00 The Influence of Faith on Marriage04:40 The Pursuit of Holiness and Its Implications07:37 Self-Perception and Its Impact on Relationships09:15 Understanding Self-Worth in Relationships14:26 The Paradox of Self-Confidence and Humility17:15 Rethinking Our Approach to God21:48 Embracing Abundance in Faith24:45 Practical Steps for Marital Renewal

R' Yaakov Klein Marathon Shiur Torah Beis Tiyana in its entirety!This episode explores the deep spiritual and practical connections between Chanukah, Halacha (Jewish law), and Jewish unity. Delving into teachings from Lekutey Moharan and other traditional sources, the script highlights how celebrating Chanukah and observing Halacha can lead to an elevated sense of unity, gratitude, and spiritual understanding within the Jewish faith. Emphasizing the importance of learning the laws of Chanukah, the discussion also touches on the significance of suffering, the mission to transform the world, and the mystical experiences that bring passion and joy. Viewers are encouraged to deeply engage with these teachings for a profound connection to traditions and community.00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Lesson01:28 The Essence of Chanukah and Its Spiritual Preparation04:02 Exploring the Teachings of Rebbe Nachman07:04 Understanding the Concept of Gratitude08:12 The Connection Between Praise and the World to Come11:00 The Role of Torah and Mitzvot in Spiritual Closeness16:42 The Eternal Nature of Gratitude33:20 The Spiritual Blueprint of Creation44:41 The Significance of the Number Seven45:14 The Mystical Attributes of the Days of Creation46:28 The Hidden Realms of Kesser and Chochmah46:58 Bina: The Bridge Between Realms48:41 The Concept of Olam Haba49:58 The Connection Between Bina and Malchus01:00:33 The Role of Halacha in Spiritual Awareness01:04:01 The Deeper Meaning of Halacha and Hoda'ah01:22:37 The Heart's Role in Spiritual Experience01:25:34 The Heart Under Pressure01:26:31 Understanding the Flow of Blood01:27:48 The Concept of Halacha and Gratitude01:30:47 Halacha and the Process of Birth01:35:13 The Spiritual Blueprint of Torah01:38:18 The Role of Supporters in Torah01:44:33 The Deeper Meaning of Lack and Birth01:49:28 The Connection Between Halacha and Olam Haba01:58:04 The Importance of Supporting Torah02:01:06 Introduction to the Second Construct02:03:26 The Power of Speech in Expressing Gratitude02:05:03 The Deeper Levels of Awareness and Speech02:06:04 Living with Elevated Consciousness02:07:07 The Connection Between Truth and Speech02:08:40 The Role of Speech in Redemption02:11:33 The Spiritual Source of Speech02:13:57 The Four Elements of Speech02:22:48 The Speech of Righteousness and Charity02:40:51 Transforming Lives into a Chariot for the Divine02:41:08 The Purpose of Creation and Shabbos02:41:40 The Element of Kisei and Malchus02:41:45 The Concept of Bina 02:43:00 Categories of Speech and Their Significance02:47:18 The Power of Tefillah and the Name Kel02:51:33 The Role of Torah and the Name Elokim02:54:29 The Significance of Shidduchim and the Name Yud Kei Vav Kei02:57:10 The Completeness of Speech and Lashon HaKodesh03:08:46 Shabbos and Its Connection to Speech and Bracha03:18:23 The Union of Torah and Tefillah03:18:50 The Concept of Shlemus HaDibur03:20:01 The Revelation of Oneness in Creation03:21:25 The Gift of Shabbos and Its Significance03:27:22 The Story of the Tanur Shel Achnai03:47:06 The Deeper Meaning of Chanukah03:59:57 Final Reflections

https://youtu.be/zf410_hZWe8?si=WJ-KX3X6QY9ht6tm Chill Christmas - 2 - Navigating Holiday Chaos Chill Christmas Bumper?   Welcome to Redemption Church of Plano Tx. My name is Chris Fluitt!   Merry Christmas! Chill Christmas Title   We are in the 2nd week of our message Series – Chill Christmas.   Last week we told you…   DO NOT breathe life into traditions…Choose traditions that breathe life into you.   We talked about the hope that lights up dark times.   Today I want to talk to you about Navigating Holiday Chaos.   Navigating Holiday Chaos   Is your schedule chaotic?Thank you for being here today…   Which picture does your family look like?Family Picture   Which picture do you feel like?   Is this a peaceful time? …and why not?World: Constantly at war.In 2024 -56 ongoing national conflicts.-involving 92 nations.Last year- 162,000 war deathsThis year's numbers will be similar. Even stable democratic nations like South Korea are lacking peace. This week that National government experienced a coup, and declared martial law.   Here in the US we are not at peace.No “weapons live” active war… but lacking peace.   -Political divide (Holiday withdraw)-Relationship struggles -$$$ - “The average American is expected to spend $1,778 per person.” (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/holiday-spending-forecast/)-Youth – School & social media – NO ONE FITS IN – BULLY ONE ANOTHER. -Mental & physical health   Family Picture Chances are good that you are not the peaceful family in this picture…   Chances are you are stressed out, burned out, and feeling left out.   And yet the Bible says this about the Christmas season…   Luke 2:1413 Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, 14 “Glory to God in the highest heaven,and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”   Other translations “Peace on Earth, Good will to men.”   Christmas should be marked with Peace… but what exactly does that mean?   Does peace mean…-No chaos?-No more wars?-No more $$ problems? -No more relationship struggles?   PEACE does not mean any of this. News to you?  Rethink Peace  At the Birth of Jesus the Angel's declared “PEACE ON EARTH…”  BUT the the world Jesus was born into was not perfect… but broken.  There was still chaos……darkness…wars…murder & death…poverty…relationship issues  Let's rethink peace.Peace does NOT mean problem free   Even though the Light of Jesus came… still evil and darkness. Jesus was born in the middle of a war torn nation, under the occupation of a brutal empire called Rome.Jesus was born, and a self made “king” Herod started killing all the young boys in order to protect his power.   Jesus was born, and yet still poverty was around… and racism… and prejudice… and sexism…   Jesus was born and his mother Mary was still thought of scandalously because of the miraculous birth.   Let's rethink peace. You can have problems and still have peace.   This is why the angel declared peace in the middle of chaos.     What is peace?How do you define it?What if our definition is differently from God's definition?   Shalom (šālôm) - Completeness   Peace is most often used to convey Completeness… wholeness… not lacking…   That is probably a different definition for us.That is likely the definition we need.   Isaiah 9:6: For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.  When we call Jesus our PRINCE OF PEACE… we are saying that He is the ruler, the authority, the leader… that makes us whole and complete.   This season is not PEACEFUL because we are always looking for one more thing…   Imagine if we could say and truly mean that we have EVERYTHING WE NEED. That would be peaceful. Not chaotic.   This is why Jesus came. He came to provide EVERYTHING you need. His life and example showed that He was always providing everything people needed.

Notes and Links to Mirin Fader's Work      For Episode 257, Pete welcomes Mirin Fader for her second Chills at Will visit, and the two discuss, among other topics, her love of contemporary fiction, how her second book's release is different than that of her first, seeds for her latest book-Dream, about the great Hakeem Olajuwon-coming from her previous blockbuster about Giannis Antetokounmpo, her finding stories within stories while researching the book, and the wonders and legends of Hakeem Olajuwon, from his start in handball and soccer to the ignorant and racist ways he was often viewed, to the role that discipline, creativity, and his faith play in his daily life.       Mirin Fader is a senior staff writer for The Ringer. Her first book, Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA Champion, was a New York Times Bestseller, Los Angeles Times Bestseller, Wall Street Journal Bestseller, USA Today Bestseller, Publishers Weekly Bestseller. She has profiled some of the NBA's biggest stars, including Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ja Morant, DeMar DeRozan, and LaMelo Ball, telling the backstories that have shaped some of our most complex, most dominant, heroes. Fader wrote for Bleacher Report from 2017 to 2020 and the Orange County Register from 2013 to 2017. Her work has been featured in the “Best American Sports Writing” series and honored by the Pro Basketball Writers Association, the Associated Press Sports Editors, the U.S. Basketball Writers Association, the Football Writers Association of America, and the Los Angeles Press Club.    Buy Dream   Mirin Fader's Website   See Mirin on Tour!   At about 2:50, Mirin discusses her love of fiction and beloved contemporary texts, including Tommy Orange's latest, and Sudanese writer, Rania Mamoun's latest At about 4:40, Mirin responds to Pete's question about any sort of competitiveness within writers in Mirin's cohort, and Pete and Mirin stan Wright Thompson  At about 6:30, Pete highlights Demar Derozan's recent book and Mirin's profile of him for The Ringer At about 9:45, Mirin gives background on her profile of Bronny James and what “lane” she focused on for the piece At about 12:30, Some all-time NBA rankings! At about 14:45, Pete cites the book about Giannis and its lasting greatness At about 15:05, Pete asks Mirin about the run-up to her second book and feedback At about 16:10, Mirin mentions the nostalgia associated with Hakeem Olajuwon At about 17:30, Mirin talks about the “unheralded” nature of Hakeem, as well as the emergence of international basketball players, particularly with African players, for which he was a “prequel” At about 19:25, Mirin gives background on Ben Okri's quote for her epigraph and its connection to Hakeem and devotion and creativity At about 20:10, The two discuss the book's Prologue and LeBron James famous trip to train with Hakeem in 2011 At about 22:40, Henri Yranndo and his importance to Hakeem and his spiritual resurgence is referenced At about 24:00, Mirin discusses her wonderful experiences in going to Hakeem's mosque in Houston At about 25:00, Pete asks Mirin to expand on Hakeem as a “hidden one,” and connections to a hadith quoted from the Koran At about 26:30, The two discuss the book's beginning, and Mirin talks about the bustling city of Lagos, Hakeem's childhood (and later American media racism in describing his youth), and how his father taught him to be proud of his size At about 29:10, Mirin talks about Hakeem's early athletic feats outside of basketball, and how he was “recruited” to finally give in and play basketball At about 31:20, Pete and Mirin reflect on the sad fact that so many interviewees for the book have died recently and how this affects her urgency to get stories on paper At about 32:35, Mirin responds to Pete's wondering about how Hakeem's 1980 Nigerian National Team appearance affected his growth At about 34:10, The “Dream Shake” and Yomi Sangodeyi's greatness and tutoring are explored At about 35:00, Christopher Pond and the supposed origin story of Hakeem's Univ. of Houston landing, as well as problematic parts of the story are probed At about 38:50, Mirin talks about Hakeem's time in Houston and the city's growing Nigerian population  At about 40:10, Mirin expands upon the ignorant and racist ways in which Hakeem was written about, especially in his earlier years, and she shares the story of how him “changing his name” Was emblematic of his humble nature At about 42:55, Mirin highlights how Hakeem was never seen as a draft mistake, even though he was drafted over Michael Jordan, and Pete cites Frank Guidry's book on Houston and how the Forde Center helped Hakeem improve greatly as a Rocket At about 44:15, Pete cites Hakeem's moving letter referenced in the book, and how Mirin charts his rediscovering his faith through some amazing and makes it clear that he never “converted” to Islam At about 46:45, The two reflect on and express the amazement and respect for Hakeem's Ramadan fasting during his playing days At about 47:45, Pete and Mirin stan Hakeem's unforgettable series against David Robinson  At about 48:45, Mirin talks about how Hakeem's faith calls for him to not display iconography and show humility and how the book's cover satisfied the requirements of being respectful  At about 50:45, Mirin shouts out Brazos Bookstore and Skylight Books as good places to buy her book, and shouts out her first tour        You can now subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, and leave me a five-star review. You can also ask for the podcast by name using Alexa, and find the pod on Stitcher, Spotify, and on Amazon Music. Follow me on IG, where I'm @chillsatwillpodcast, or on Twitter, where I'm @chillsatwillpo1. You can watch this and other episodes on YouTube-watch and subscribe to The Chills at Will Podcast Channel. Please subscribe to both my YouTube Channel and my podcast while you're checking out this episode.       I am very excited to have one or two podcast episodes per month featured on the website of Chicago Review of Books. The audio will be posted, along with a written interview culled from the audio. A big thanks to Rachel León and Michael Welch at Chicago Review.     Sign up now for The Chills at Will Podcast Patreon: it can be found at patreon.com/chillsatwillpodcastpeterriehl      Check out the page that describes the benefits of a Patreon membership, including cool swag and bonus episodes. Thanks in advance for supporting my one-man show, my DIY podcast and my extensive reading, research, editing, and promoting to keep this independent podcast pumping out high-quality content! This month's Patreon bonus episode features segments from conversations with Deesha Philyaw, Luis Alberto Urrea, Chris Stuck, and more, as they reflect on chill-inducing writing and writers that have inspired their own work. I have added a $1 a month tier for “Well-Wishers” and Cheerleaders of the Show.    This is a passion project of mine, a DIY operation, and I'd love for your help in promoting what I'm convinced is a unique and spirited look at an often-ignored art form.    The intro song for The Chills at Will Podcast is “Wind Down” (Instrumental Version), and the other song played on this episode was “Hoops” (Instrumental)” by Matt Weidauer, and both songs are used through ArchesAudio.com.     Please tune in for Episode 258 with Porochista Khakpour, the critically acclaimed author of two previous novels, Sons and Other Flammable Objects and The Last Illusion; a memoir, Sick; and a collection of essays, Brown Album. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bookforum, Elle, and many other publications. Her latest book, a chaotic and satirical stellar work, is Tehrangeles. This episode will air on October 22. 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Pure Networks, a leading provider of Cyber Security services, and Netskope, a leader in Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), today announced a partnership to bring Netskope's market-leading Security Service Edge (SSE) capabilities to Pure Networks' customers in Ireland. The partnership follows a number of recent large customer sales of Netskope by Pure Networks and recognises the value Netskope's technology will bring to organisations across Ireland. Pure Networks and Netskope Partner Netskope Intelligent SSE is a data-centric, cloud-native, and fast security solution with adaptive access, advanced data, and threat protection. Built to address the changing data security needs of modern organisations, and support zero trust principles, the technology provides unrivalled visibility and real-time granular controls, ensuring secure access to the web, cloud services, and private apps from any location. In 2024, Netskope Intelligent SSE was recognised for the third year in a row as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Service Edge (SSE), showcasing the highest ability to Execute and Completeness of Vision. Netskope already integrates with many of Pure Networks' strategic vendors and cloud technology partners, enabling seamless incorporation into customers' technology stacks. Gerry Sheldrick, COO of Pure Networks, commented: "In a world where the threat landscape evolves daily, and organisations are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of data security, it is not an option to allow security systems to become outdated. We always strive to partner with the very best technology vendors, ensuring that we can continue to support our customers evolving needs." Mike Herman, VP Partner Sales EMEA/LATAM at Netskope, commented: "We are incredibly pleased to be partnering with Pure Networks to support the cyber security and data protection needs of Irish businesses. With our NewEdge private cloud infrastructure already including a data centre in Dublin to optimise local user experience and process our Irish customers' data within the country, we are well equipped to address this market." About Pure Networks Pure Networks is an Irish based value-added Cyber Security reseller with an established global team experienced in Professional Services, Managed Services, Education, and a next-generation cloud offering Pure Cloud. The expert team of engineers and Software Solution Architects work together with best-of breed vendors to deliver an unparalleled level of commercial and technical service to clients around the world ensuring the highest level of proactive protection from cyber attacks. For more information, visit purenetworks.ie. About Netskope Netskope, a global SASE leader, helps organisations apply zero trust principles and AI/ML innovations to protect data and defend against cyber threats. Fast and easy to use, the Netskope One platform and its patented Zero Trust Engine provide optimised access and real-time security for people, devices, and data anywhere they go. Thousands of customers trust Netskope and its powerful NewEdge network to reduce risk and gain unrivalled visibility into any cloud, SaaS, web, and private application activity - providing security and accelerating performance without compromise. Learn more at netskope.com. See more breaking stories here.

CANDY COLORED STUDIO EPISODE 241: happiest fall friend! so many exciting things with the fall colors to the art shows and markets currently available! check out the show links below to access them all. do you ever feel like you're swimming through life simply responding to all the “shoulds” you feel you ought to be doing? do you feel pressure to do say “yes” to all the things, events or life directions by the most well-meaning people? let's talk about the big and small life choices we make that add up to big and even bigger life directions and consequences. are they helping us find joy, feel complete or becoming our best self? how can we be more intentional about our choices and allow god to invite us to create a more curated life where we can find purpose and fulfillment without regret?LINKSspringville museum of art's 38th annual spiritual & religious show oct 16th - jan 9thfourlemonsart.com grand opening oct 4th from 10 am - 9pm 4850 s highland dr, holladayutahartmarket.com - 135 fine art show nov 9th, holiday market dec 4-7hazelavenuemarket.com oct 5th electric park 350+ vendors, thanksgiving point100 dollar show at smofa - thurs dec 5th from 6:30 to 8 pmthehivemarketslc.com - oct 12 & 19 at trolley squarebeehivebazaar.com - dec 3-7 & 10-14, springvillesaltandhoneymarket.com - two locations: 9th & 9th and fashion place mallmichelle stone's youtube on polygamyaauw at utah's celebration cultural center show up till october 16thartists soar mastermind CONNECT WITH ME:katrinaberg.comemail: k@katrinaberg.comjoin my SWEETlist (my email list)instagram @katrina.berg LEAVE ME FEEDBACK: - what should i talk about next? let me know in the comments below. - did you enjoy this episode? if so, leave me a review!

Jesus expects his followers to love people. Sermon 19:44

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Sustainable sourcing is essential for businesses committed to environmental and social responsibility, but achieving it requires accurate and reliable data. Master Data Management (MDM) ensures that all sourcing data—such as supplier information, certifications, and compliance records—is consistent and up-to-date. This enables organisations to make informed decisions that align with their sustainability goals, reduce waste, and promote ethical practices throughout their supply chain.MDM is the foundation of a successful sustainability strategy. By providing a single source of truth for all critical data, MDM helps businesses monitor and track their sustainability efforts effectively. With accurate data, companies can identify opportunities to improve resource efficiency, reduce carbon footprints, and ensure compliance with environmental standards, ultimately leading to a more sustainable and resilient business model.In this episode, George Firican, Founder of LightsOnData, speaks to Matthew Cawsey, Director of Product Marketing and Solution Strategy, and Paarijat Bose, Customer Success Manager at Stibo Systems, to discuss sustainable sourcing and why accurate data matters. Key Takeaways:Sustainable sourcing involves understanding the provenance and environmental impact of products, ensuring compliance with regulations, and meeting sustainability goals.Data completeness and accuracy are crucial in meeting regulatory requirements and avoiding issues like greenwashing.Managing sustainability data requires a solid foundation of MDM to ensure data accuracy, stewardship, and semantic consistency.MDM solutions help companies collect, manage, and share sustainability data, enabling them to meet compliance requirements and achieve their sustainability goals.Chapters:00:00 - Introduction and Overview01:07 - The Challenge of Collecting Data for Compliance and Reporting02:31 - Data Accuracy and Completeness in the Supply Chain05:23 - Regulations and the Demand for Transparent and Complete Data08:41 - The Role of Master Data Management in Sustainability15:51 - How Data Management Technology Solutions Help Achieve Sustainability Goals21:02 - The Need to Start Early and Engage with Data Management Solutions22:01 - Conclusion and Call to Action

Jared Mitzelfelt | Young Adults Pastor

Jared Mitzelfelt | Young Adults Pastor

Timeliness, accuracy, and completeness – three key pillars to differentiation within the world of logistics providers. On this week's episode, we're joined by project44's Chris Kobus & SAP's Doug DeLuca dive into just how these three traits help mitigate disruptions and meet rising consumer expectations, all whilst revolutionizing logistics efficiency. Come join us as we discuss the Future of Supply Chain.

In this episode we delve into the complexities of relationships, particularly focusing on the end of relationships and how we can perceive them as complete. I share insights from her experience working with a client going through a divorce, emphasizing the importance of accepting reality as it is. I discuss commonly felt emotions during a breakup, such as grief, sadness, and frustration. It's important to process these emotions instead of resisting them. I am suggesting adopting a different perspective: viewing the relationship as complete, just as it was meant to be, to reduce suffering and bring a sense of peace and ease. This approach can be applied to any relationship, providing a healthier way to navigate the pain of endings. 00:39 Episode 79: Relationships Can Be Complete00:53 Understanding the Pain of Relationship Endings03:22 Accepting Reality and Finding Closure04:52 The Concept of Completeness in Relationships07:02 Advice for Moving On10:27 Final Thoughts Book a consult call and learn more about my newest program, the 6 Week Jumpstart to Building a Better Relationship with Yourself. This 1:1 coaching program with me will help you build the foundation you need to create the life you want. You don't have to stay stuck. Your relationship with yourself is the most important relationship you will ever have and it is time to invest in it. You'll feel better, think better and show up completely different in your life and relationships. Book your call HERE.Connect with me on Instagram.Visit my website here. If you have a minute to rate, review, share and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, I would appreciate it. You can review the podcast on Apple Podcasts HERE.

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Saturday, 13 July 2024   and Jesse begot David the king. David the king begot Solomon by her who had been the wife of Uriah. Matthew 1:6   “And Jesse begot David, the king. And David, the king, begot Solomon from the of Uriah” (CG).   The previous verse finished with the begetting of Jesse by Obed. The account continues now with, “And Jesse begot David.”   David is first recorded in Ruth 4:17 –   “‘There is a son born to Naomi. And they called his name Obed. He is the father of Jesse, the father of David.”   He is mentioned again at the completion of the genealogy of Ruth 4 which also closes out the book of Ruth –   “Obed begot Jesse, and Jesse begot David.” Ruth 4:22   David means Beloved. Of him, Matthew next notes he is “the king.”   Instead of saying And Jesse begot King David, the title is set apart with the use of an article. This emphasizes him as the one having been highlighted in Matthew 1:1. Matthew is focusing on David's coming as the next great event in this chronology. Abraham and David were mentioned in verse 1. From there, Matthew noted the names of the males from Abraham to David with the two key intervening female names of Rahab and Ruth being included as well.   Including the title of David with the article, therefore, offsets him as a key figure on which the narrative is focusing. His life was used time and again as a type of Christ. He is also the king to whom the messianic promise was given. Matthew is using him to support the biblical narrative that ultimately is provided to lead to the knowledge that Jesus truly is the promised Messiah.   Now, with this link from Abraham to David set, Matthew immediately continues the list, saying, “And David, the king, begot Solomon.”   Some manuscripts do not include the repeated words “the king.” However, it appears that this is an additional effort by Matthew to highlight the importance of who King David is as the genealogy now continues with his own progeny. The kingly line is set, the promise of an eternal kingdom through David was made (2 Samuel 7), and that honorable line now proceeds from David to Solomon.   The name Solomon (Hebrew Shlomoh) is derived from the Hebrew shalem, to be complete, sound, etc. Thus, his name means Peace, Peaceful, Recompence, Fair Penalty, Completeness, or some other closely associated thought.   Solomon is first listed in a listing of David's sons born in Jerusalem in 2 Samuel 5:14. Of him, it next says that he was born “from the of Uriah.”   At times, biblical Greek carries nuances that require inferences to be made. The text says ek tēs tou Ouriou, “from the [fem. sg.] the [masc. sg.] Uriah.” The meaning is “from the [wife of the man] Uriah.” The account of David sleeping with the wife of Uriah and then having him killed, along with the resulting consequences of his actions, is found in 2 Samuel 11 and 12. When the tragic account is complete, the next thing introduced into the narrative says –   “Then David comforted Bathsheba his wife, and went in to her and lay with her. So she bore a son, and he called his name Solomon. Now the Lord loved him, 25 and He sent word by the hand of Nathan the prophet: So he called his name Jedidiah, because of the Lord.” 2 Kings 12:24, 25   One can see the idea of recompense or fair penalty in how the events played out. Thus, the name Solomon was given to the child. Of this son, Solomon, we read the words of 1 Kings 1 –   “Then King David answered and said, ‘Call Bathsheba to me.' So she came into the king's presence and stood before the king. 29 And the king took an oath and said, ‘As the Lord lives, who has redeemed my life from every distress, 30 just as I swore to you by the Lord God of Israel, saying, “Assuredly Solomon your son shall be king after me, and he shall sit on my throne in my place,” so I certainly will do this day.'” 1 Kings 1:28-30   David had determined to place Solomon on the throne after him. However, there was an attempt to overthrow this decision by another of the king's sons. In order to thwart that, David ordered that Solomon be crowned king while he was still alive. Therefore, it is from Solomon that the line continues in Matthew's record.   Life application: Psalm 51 was written in response to David's sin against the Lord in the matter of Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite. David poured out his heart to the Lord in repentance, and by penning it in a psalm, he did it in a manner that the whole world has been able to read and contemplate for millennia.   David did this at various times in his life. He would face tragedy, and he would stop and pen a psalm (e.g. psalm 3). In being relieved from a distressing situation, he would write a psalm (e.g. Psalm 4). David would place his heart on full display for the world to see and contemplate his relationship with God.   Although we do not need to write a psalm while being pursued by our enemies as David did (Psalm 57), we can learn from these psalms what pleases God in our interactions with Him. He has chosen these various writings, having placed them in His word, to show us that the words were acceptable to Him.   In reading and pondering them, we are reminded that God is worthy of praise in all situations, that He is with us at all times, and that His word is true and reliable as it points to the coming of Christ and the fulfillment of the messianic promises. And because it is reliable concerning the coming of Jesus, we can be certain that it is reliable in regard to the promises that are granted to us because of Jesus having come.   Let us read the word, hold fast to the promises God has made to us in Christ, not waffling or floundering in our convictions. Through stress, distress, and even calamity, we can hold fast to the sure promises that are granted to us because of the coming of Christ. Let us do so, to the glory of God who has made those sure promises.   O God, we are so grateful to You for Your word. It is a comfort to our souls, it is a treasure stored up, it is a light beaming forth, and it is a guide on our path of life. Your word, O God, is especially so wonderfully beautiful because it tells us of Jesus. Thank You that because of Your word, we have the absolute assurance of eternal life which comes through the completed work of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.  

Hi mamas. Today, I'm excited to have Joy Netanya Thompson on the podcast. Joy is a writer who covers the intersection of motherhood, culture and identity and whose writing has appeared on sites like Parents, Motherwell, Romper, Coffee & Crumbs, and she's also the author of the substack newsletter, Midweek Joy. She lives in LA with her husband and 8-year-old daughter.  This is a rich and raw episode where Joy shares with me her experience of becoming a mother, the traumatic birth of her daughter and how this, amongst other factors including postpartum depression, shaped her decision to have no more children. We discuss the inner conflict this decision has brought about for us both, the considerations of both our own needs and those of our existing children in this decision, and how the lack of societal and personal support plays a role in this too.  In this beautiful conversation, we also discuss:The journey to knowing yourself better through motherhood, in terms of the mirrors your children hold up which allow you to see yourself in a more honest and truthful light than what you might have experienced before. We discuss parts work and the journey of seeing and accepting the different parts of ourselves that live within us and have been shaped by our own childhoods. Our experiences of mothering without a blueprint, how this can play out with regard to our desire to parent differently, and the process of reparenting while parenting.  Joy's experience of birth, her feelings of failure surrounding it and her journey towards acceptance. We also touch on her experience with EMDR as treatment for this trauma.   The beauty of the moments where we delight in our children, the honour of having a front-row seat on our children's lives, and the importance of them feeling this love above all else. And so much more. I hope you enjoy listening to this conversation today as much as I loved having it.  Here is where you can find out more about me (Yara), how to work with me and some resources: Why Am I So Angry Workshop *** Waitlist for The Rebirth, Group Coaching for Mamas ***This is my signature 3 months online group coaching container for mothers which covers family of origin, inner child work, nervous system basics, anger, boundaries and much more.  @lifeafterbirthpsychology   www.lifeafterbirth.com.au Free Inner Critic Workbook Free Values Aligned Living Workbook  Find out more about Joy: @joynetanyathompson www.joynetanyathompson.com Looking for support for anger while you mother? To access my Why Am I So Angry Workshop click HERE

We consider captivity as a judgment upon the church of God. We consider Jeremiah 29, where the LORD forces His people to accept the judgment and teaches them again what its purpose is and what to expect from it. This is very instructive to us as we consider God's chastisement upon His western church today.

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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Understanding Gödel's completeness theorem, published by jessicata on May 28, 2024 on LessWrong. In this post I prove a variant of Gödel's completeness theorem. My intention has been to really understand the theorem, so that I am not simply shuffling symbols around, but am actually understanding why it is true. I hope it is helpful for at least some other people. For sources, I have myself relied mainly on Srivastava's presentation. I have relied a lot on intuitions about sequent calculus; while I present a sequent calculus in this post, this is not a complete introduction to sequent calculus. I recommend Logitext as an online proof tool for gaining more intuition about sequent proofs. I am familiar with sequent calculus mainly through type theory. First-order theories and models A first-order theory consists of: A countable set of functions, which each have an arity, a non-negative integer. A countable set of predicates, which also have non-negative integer arities. A countable set of axioms, which are sentences in the theory. Assume a countably infinite set of variables. A term consists of either a variable, or a function applied to a number of terms equal to its arity. An atomic sentence is a predicate applied to a number of terms equal to its arity. A sentence may be one of: an atomic sentence. a negated sentence, P. a conjunction of sentences, PQ. a universal, x,P, where x is a variable. Define disjunctions (PQ:=(PQ)), implications (PQ:=(PQ)), and existentials (x,P:=x,P) from these other terms in the usual manner. A first-order theory has a countable set of axioms, each of which are sentences. So far this is fairly standard; see Peano arithmetic for an example of a first-order theory. I am omitting equality from first-order theories, as in general equality can be replaced with an equality predicate and axioms. A term or sentence is said to be closed if it has no free variables (that is, variables which are not quantified over). A closed term or sentence can be interpreted without reference to variable assignments, similar to a variable-free expression in a programming language. Let a constant be a function of arity zero. I will make the non-standard assumption that first-order theories have a countably infinite set of constants which do not appear in any axiom. This will help in defining inference rules and proving completeness. Generally it is not a problem to add a countably infinite set of constants to a first-order theory; it does not strengthen the theory (except in that it aids in proving universals, as defined below). Before defining inference rules, I will define models. A model of a theory consists of a set (the domain of discourse), interpretations of the functions (as mapping finite lists of values in the domain to other values), and interpretations of predicates (as mapping finite lists of values in the domain to Booleans), which satisfies the axioms. Closed terms have straightforward interpretations in a model, as evaluating the expression (as if in a programming language). Closed sentences have straightforward truth values, e.g. the formula P is true in a model when P is false in the model. Judgments and sequent rules A judgment is of the form ΓΔ, where Γ and Δ are (possibly infinite) countable sets of closed sentences. The judgment is true in a model if at least one of Γ is false or at least one of Δ is true. As notation, if Γ is a set of sentences and P is a sentence, then Γ,P denotes Γ{P}. The inference rules are expressed as sequents. A sequent has one judgment on the bottom, and a finite set of judgments on top. Intuitively, it states that if all the judgments on top are provable, the rule yields a proof of the judgment on the bottom. Along the way, I will show that each rule is sound: if every judgment on the top is true in all models, then t...

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This week on The Beat, Editor in Chief Joel Dunning discusses upcoming interviews to be published on CTSNet. In addition, Joel discusses heart transplantation in adults with congenital heart disease, a commentary on revascularization, and gender representation among speaking and leader roles at CT surgery meetings. He also talks about a video demonstrating TAVR explantation, pulmonary stenosis correction after TAPVR correction, and a LAD to RCA anastomosis from Dr. Tristan Yan. Before saying goodbye, Joel discusses upcoming events in CT surgery. JANS Items Mentioned Trends and Outcomes of Heart Transplantation in Adults With Congenital Heart Disease  Commentary: What Matters More—Method of Revascularization or Completeness?  Gender Representation Among Speaking and Leader Roles at European Cardiothoracic Surgical Annual Meetings CTSNet Content Mentioned TAVR Explantation: A Necessary Skill Set in the Contemporary Cardiac Surgery's Armamentarium  Redo Pulmonary Vein Stenosis Correction After TAPVR Correction  Deep Dive Into Total Arterial Anaortic Off-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting: Dual Inflow BIMA In Situ to LAD and RCA  Other Items Mentioned CTSNet Events Calendar Disclaimer The information and views presented on CTSNet.org represent the views of the authors and contributors of the material and not of CTSNet. Please review our full disclaimer page here.

1.  Trials and joy      A. God is working in me                                                             B.  God is working on me                                                       C.  God is working through me                                        2.  Trials produce endurance and growth      A. Fortitude, toughness to not quit      B. Maturity, seasoned       C. Completeness, competency      D. Not lacking, skills are there   3.  Trials lead to prayer for wisdom      A. God gives generously and without grudge       B. God answers those who pray in faith (single-minded)      C. God won't answer double minded Christians   4. Trials will lead to victory      A. Crown of Life    

In this episode of The Brainy Business Podcast, Melina Palmer digs into the psychology of time pressure and its effects on decision-making. She explains how time pressure creates a sense of scarcity and triggers loss aversion in the brain, leading to impulsive choices, especially during holiday shopping. Melina shares strategies to combat this, like setting a budget and creating a gift list to resist impulse buying. She also delves into how businesses can use time pressure to drive sales but emphasizes the need to test different approaches.  Melina also touches on the impact of time pressure on creativity and productivity, highlighting the importance of clear communication to reduce misunderstandings and time pressure. Her advice is helpful for anyone looking to make informed decisions and resist impulse buying during holiday shopping. Plus, her insights on leveraging time pressure for business are equally valuable. So, if you want to understand the psychology of time pressure and how to navigate it, this episode is definitely worth a listen! In this episode: Discover the psychology of time pressure to understand its impact on decision-making. Explore the influence of time pressure on consumer behavior and decision-making processes. Learn effective strategies to resist impulse buying and make informed purchasing decisions. Uncover how to leverage time pressure in marketing to drive consumer engagement and action. Find ways to reduce time pressure for increased productivity and better decision-making. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Introduction This episode introduces the topic of time pressure and its impact on consumer behavior and decision-making. Melina shares her personal experience of feeling time pressure while buying concert tickets. 00:03:35 - The Complexity of Decision-Making The subconscious brain makes the majority of our decisions due to its faster processing speed. However, considering every facet of a decision would be overwhelming. Time pressure can lead to less effective decision-making and reduce creativity. 00:07:41 - Time Pressure and Consumer Behavior Time pressure during the holidays can influence consumer behavior. Limited quantities, daily deals, and shopping cart clocks create a sense of urgency. Under time pressure, people are more likely to make impulsive purchases and choose familiar, expensive options. 00:09:52 - Shifting Decision-Making Under Time Pressure Time pressure can reverse how we evaluate choices. With plenty of time, we tend to be risk-averse and focus on the risks of making a choice. However, under time pressure, we become loss-averse and fear missing out (FOMO), leading to impulsive buying behavior. 00:10:43 - Tips for Managing Time Pressure To manage time pressure during holiday shopping, create a gift list with spending limits. Plan ahead and have a list of stores to visit or browse online. Having a plan helps resist impulsive purchases and stay within budget. 00:15:52 - Importance of Promotions and Offers Promotions and offers are beneficial for businesses as they help consumers make decisions. Time pressure can be incorporated through discounts or limited-time offers, creating a sense of urgency. Countdowns and limited quantities also drive action. 00:18:15 - Effect of Time Pressure on Consumer Behavior Time pressure impacts decision-making by shifting individuals from being risk averse to loss averse. The perception of limited time changes behavior and motivates action. People are more likely to act quickly when faced with the possibility of missing out on an opportunity. 00:20:25 - Black Friday Deals and Year-End Offers Small businesses should consider if participating in Black Friday or year-end offers is necessary or beneficial. While big retailers are expected to have such deals, small businesses might get lost in the clutter. It's important to be thoughtful and not feel pressured to offer discounts that may result in operating at a loss. 00:22:53 - Impact of Time Pressure on Decision-Making Time pressure causes individuals to focus on extremes and make decisions based on worst-case and best-case scenarios. This may lead to less creativity and accuracy in decision-making. Working with more time allows for better planning and higher-quality outcomes. 00:26:41 - Overcoming Mindset Blocks and Alleviating Time Pressure Constantly being under time pressure can hinder productivity and quality of work. Overcoming mindset blocks and planning effectively can alleviate time pressure and improve creativity and decision-making.  00:31:02 - Evaluating Time Pressure Taking time to evaluate the impact of time pressure and asking key questions can help make confident decisions and use time pressure to your advantage. 00:31:53 - The Effects of Time Pressure Time pressure can hinder creativity, openness to change, and solid work in businesses. Clear communication and reducing unnecessary tasks can help alleviate time pressure. 00:33:02 - Misunderstood Emails Misunderstood emails contribute to wasted time and decreased productivity. Improving email clarity and simplicity can help reduce time pressure. 00:33:39 - Tips to Reduce Time Pressure Implementing strategies like clearer communication, simpler answers, and reducing unnecessary tasks can save significant time for employees. 00:34:46 - Conclusion Melina's top insights from the conversation. 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Text: Colossians 1:19-20   He is Preeminent in Completeness (1:19) Jesus possesses all the fullness of God Himself. Jesus lacks nothing as sovereign and supreme over all things.   He is Preeminent in the New Creation (1:20) Jesus brings complete and comprehensive reconciliation to His creation and His people. Jesus is the ultimate Restorer, making all things new in His eternal Kingdom.

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In episode 73 of Being in the Arena, Zach Arend addresses a common concern—how to feel like you're doing enough in all aspects of life. He tackles this question by challenging the notion of "doing enough" and emphasizes the importance of focusing on feelings of peace, fulfillment, and completeness. Zach shares insights gained from personal experiences, coaching interactions, and invites listeners to shift their perspective from the relentless pursuit of doing enough to embracing a sense of peace and contentment in the present moment. Offering practical advice, he encourages a shift in mindset and highlights the power of choosing peace over the constant striving for accomplishment. Tune in for a transformative exploration into finding balance and contentment in your journey. For more from Zach, visit www.zacharend.com and discover a new perspective on leadership and life.

In this episode, Change Coach Alex Linares and I discuss turning toward everything. Thoughts. Questions. Doubt. Discomfort. Seeking.We explore how subtle, immediate, and complete everything is (which, not surprisingly, is the exact opposite of how thought often portrays it). We feel this completeness when we immerse in it. We discuss how questions, doubts and seeking burn The post EP285: The completeness of everything  appeared first on Dr. Amy Johnson.

We're blessed to hear from our Teaching and Creative Pastor, Brant Cole, this morning as he brings us a message in our new series called "Colossians: The Complete Life". Today, he walks us through one of the most glorious descriptions in the Bible of Jesus Christ in Colossians 1. And then the message points to how believers should revere, revolve around, and reveal Christ in all our lives. "Reveal the story of Christ in you, the hope of glory!" - Pastor Brant Cole

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Goal-Completeness is like Turing-Completeness for AGI, published by Liron on December 20, 2023 on LessWrong. Turing-completeness is a useful analogy we can use to grasp why AGI will inevitably converge to "goal-completeness". By way of definition: An AI whose input is an arbitrary goal, which outputs actions to effectively steer the future toward that goal, is goal-complete. A goal-complete AI is analogous to a Universal Turing Machine: its ability to optimize toward any other AI's goal is analogous to a UTM's ability to run any other TM's same computation. Let's put the analogy to work: Imagine the year is 1970 and you're explaining to me how all video games have their own logic circuits. You're not wrong, but you're also apparently not aware of the importance of Turing-completeness and why to expect architectural convergence across video games. Flash forward to today. The fact that you can literally emulate Doom inside of any modern video games (through a weird tedious process with a large constant-factor overhead, but still) is a profoundly important observation: all video games are computations. More precisely, two things about the Turing-completeness era that came after the specific-circuit era are worth noticing: The gameplay specification of sufficiently-sophisticated video games, like most titles being released today, embeds the functionality of Turing-complete computation. Computer chips replaced application-specific circuits for the vast majority of applications, even for simple video games like Breakout whose specified behavior isn't Turing-complete. Expecting Turing-Completeness From Gwern's classic page, Surprisingly Turing-Complete: [Turing Completeness] is also weirdly common: one might think that such universality as a system being smart enough to be able to run any program might be difficult or hard to achieve, but it turns out to be the opposite - it is difficult to write a useful system which does not immediately tip over into TC. "Surprising" examples of this behavior remind us that TC lurks everywhere, and security is extremely difficult... Computation is not something esoteric which can exist only in programming languages or computers carefully set up, but is something so universal to any reasonably complex system that TC will almost inevitably pop up unless actively prevented. The Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) language that web pages use for styling HTML is a pretty representative example of surprising Turing Completeness: If you look at any electronic device today, like your microwave oven, you won't see a microwave-oven-specific circuit design. What you'll see in virtually every device is the same two-level architecture: A Turing-complete chip that can run any program An installed program specifying application-specific functionality, like a countdown timer It's a striking observation that your Philips Sonicare toothbrush and the guidance computer on the Apollo moonlander are now architecturally similar. But with a good understanding of Turing-completeness, you could've predicted it half a century ago. You could've correctly anticipated that the whole electronics industry would abandon application-specific circuits and converge on a Turing-complete architecture. Expecting Goal-Completeness If you don't want to get blindsided by what's coming in AI, you need to apply the thinking skills of someone who can look at a Breakout circuit board in 1976 and understand why it's not representative of what's coming. When people laugh off AI x-risk because "LLMs are just a feed-forward architecture!" or "LLMs can only answer questions that are similar to something in their data!" I hear them as saying "Breakout just computes simple linear motion!" or "You can't play Doom inside Breakout!" OK, BECAUSE AI HASN'T CONVERGED TO GOAL-COMPLETENESS YET. We're not ...

Completeness of His Grace - Rev. Jonathan Imogu by Victory Inheritance Ministries

How do you plant a church when you're terminally ill? The same way you'd plant a church if you were perfectly healthy. Kind of. This is the story of how Canvas Church in Salisbury, Maryland, grew and multiplied in spite of, or because of, their unique circumstances.   Dive deeper into the story with our bonus content.  Learn more about Richard at TerminalChurchPlanter.com  Learn more about church planting like Richard with Send Network   Ready to get involved with church planting: Get Started 

Humans have limited information processing abilities and cannot possibly evaluate all possible options when making a decision. However, describing people merely as irrational paints an inaccurate picture. There can be benefits to the biases we hold.  Author of Optimally Irrational: The Good Reasons We Behave the Way We Do Lionel Page PhD, joins Kurt Nelson and Tim Houlihan on Behavioral Grooves Podcast to talk about his book. Lionel is a French-born economist who is currently working as the Director of the Behavioural and Economic Science Cluster at the University of Queensland in Australia.  Among the topics Lionel discusses is the hedonic treadmill and how happiness is always just ahead of us. Our subjective satisfaction system is designed to keep us motivated by focusing on future goals. However, once we achieve those goals, we move on to the next. Anticipated utility and loss aversion become a powerful motivational combination. Our motivations for decisions are complex. But intentionality can help make up for some of the inconsistencies in our decision making. Topics  (1:51) Speed round questions. (3:13) Is overconfidence beneficial or not beneficial? (6:06) What is rational and irrational behavior? (11:34) Why it is so important to define a field of work. (14:09) Why is it so difficult for us to ask for what we want? (17:31) Completeness helps us to find missing points. (22:38) Happiness is actually connected to loss aversion. (32:37) The benefits of anticipated utility.   © 2023 Behavioral Grooves   Links  Lionel Page PhD: https://economics.uq.edu.au/profile/9755/lionel-page  Lionel's book, “Optimally Irrational: The Good Reasons We Behave the Way We Do”: https://amzn.to/46RoYIH Episode 333, How Game Theory Can Be Used To Explain Human Behavior | Erez Yoeli: https://behavioralgrooves.com/episode/game-theory-to-explain-behavior/   Episode 171, Self Control, Belonging, and Why Your Most Dedicated Employees Are the Ones To Watch Out For with Roy Baumeister: https://behavioralgrooves.com/episode/self-control-belonging-and-why-your-most-dedicated-employees-are-the-ones-to-watch-out-for-with-roy-baumeister/  Prospect theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospect_theory  Episode 276, How To Stay Motivated So You Exceed Your Goals | Ayelet Fishbach PhD: https://behavioralgrooves.com/episode/motivation-to-exceed-your-goals/  Behavioral Grooves Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/behavioralgrooves