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On this episode of the Nonsense Podcast, we start with a Kelly Fact that proves humans are a lot like dolphins—when in unfamiliar places, we sleep with half our brain still awake.

The mark of a true disciple isn't just personal growth—it's reproduction. Jesus didn't say, “Go and become great followers.” He said, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19). Discipleship was never meant to end with you; it was designed to multiply through you.Our springboard for today's discussion is:“…and what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also.” — 2 Timothy 2:2 (ESV)Paul's instruction to Timothy shows us the multiplication model:* Receive from a faithful teacher.* Entrust it to faithful people.* Equip them to teach others.It's a chain of discipleship that spans generations. But here's the problem—many believers break the chain by holding onto what they've learned without passing it on.Multiplication requires intentionality. It's not about being a spiritual “expert”; it's about being available and willing. You might think, “I'm not ready to mentor someone.” But Jesus didn't wait until His disciples had it all together—He began training them while they were still learning.To multiply disciples, you must:* Model the life of a disciple—live what you teach.* Mentor intentionally—walk with people through their spiritual growth.* Mobilize them—equip them to serve, lead, and disciple others.This is more than a Bible study—it's life-on-life investment. It means inviting people into your world, letting them see your faith in action, and teaching them to follow Christ not just with knowledge but with their whole lives.When you multiply disciples, your influence for the Kingdom extends far beyond your own life. You're planting seeds in people who will reach others you may never meet. That's the power of Kingdom multiplication—it never stops.If your faith has changed you, don't let it stop with you. Pass it on. Multiply it. Leave a legacy of disciples who make disciples.Question of the Day:Who is one person you can begin intentionally discipling this month?Mini Call to Action:Pray and ask God to highlight someone in your life to begin walking with spiritually. Commit to meeting regularly and sharing what you've learned in Christ.Prayer:Lord, thank You for those who have poured into my life and helped me grow in You. Give me eyes to see those around me who are ready to be discipled. Give me the courage to step out, the humility to serve, and the wisdom to guide them closer to You. Help me to multiply what You've placed in me for Your Kingdom's sake. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Don't just be a disciple—become a disciple-maker who leaves a spiritual legacy that multiplies for generations.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

The mark of a true disciple isn't just personal growth—it's reproduction. Jesus didn't say, “Go and become great followers.” He said, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19). Discipleship was never meant to end with you; it was designed to multiply through you.Our springboard for today's discussion is:“…and what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also.” — 2 Timothy 2:2 (ESV)Paul's instruction to Timothy shows us the multiplication model:* Receive from a faithful teacher.* Entrust it to faithful people.* Equip them to teach others.It's a chain of discipleship that spans generations. But here's the problem—many believers break the chain by holding onto what they've learned without passing it on.Multiplication requires intentionality. It's not about being a spiritual “expert”; it's about being available and willing. You might think, “I'm not ready to mentor someone.” But Jesus didn't wait until His disciples had it all together—He began training them while they were still learning.To multiply disciples, you must:* Model the life of a disciple—live what you teach.* Mentor intentionally—walk with people through their spiritual growth.* Mobilize them—equip them to serve, lead, and disciple others.This is more than a Bible study—it's life-on-life investment. It means inviting people into your world, letting them see your faith in action, and teaching them to follow Christ not just with knowledge but with their whole lives.When you multiply disciples, your influence for the Kingdom extends far beyond your own life. You're planting seeds in people who will reach others you may never meet. That's the power of Kingdom multiplication—it never stops.If your faith has changed you, don't let it stop with you. Pass it on. Multiply it. Leave a legacy of disciples who make disciples.Question of the Day:Who is one person you can begin intentionally discipling this month?Mini Call to Action:Pray and ask God to highlight someone in your life to begin walking with spiritually. Commit to meeting regularly and sharing what you've learned in Christ.Prayer:Lord, thank You for those who have poured into my life and helped me grow in You. Give me eyes to see those around me who are ready to be discipled. Give me the courage to step out, the humility to serve, and the wisdom to guide them closer to You. Help me to multiply what You've placed in me for Your Kingdom's sake. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Don't just be a disciple—become a disciple-maker who leaves a spiritual legacy that multiplies for generations.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

We live in a world that idolizes independence—“Do it yourself. Find your own way. Blaze your own trail.” But that's not how God designed discipleship. From Moses to Joshua, Elijah to Elisha, Paul to Timothy, we see a divine pattern: growth happens when one believer walks closely with another and says, “Follow me as I follow Christ.”Our springboard for today's discussion is:“Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1The Christian life is not meant to be navigated alone, especially when you're growing in faith. That's where mentorship comes in—not as some formal program, but as a deeply relational connection with someone who's gone where you're trying to go.Paul wasn't perfect. Far from it. But he invited others to watch his life, learn from his mistakes, and imitate his pursuit of Jesus. That's what true spiritual mentorship looks like—it's not about having all the answers, but about living a life worth following.If you're serious about becoming a mature disciple, seek out someone who embodies the faith you want to grow into. Watch how they pray. Ask how they hear God. Learn how they endure suffering. Let their fire ignite yours.Mentors aren't spiritual superheroes. They're just faithful followers of Christ who are willing to invest in others. If you've never had one, it might feel intimidating to ask. But trust me—it's worth it. One Spirit-led mentor can accelerate your growth in ways you never imagined.And one day? You'll be that person for someone else.Question of the Day:Who is pouring into you spiritually? Who do you trust to speak truth into your growth?Mini Call to Action:Pray today for a mentor. Then act—ask, reach out, and make space for their voice in your life.Let's Get To Work!You weren't meant to grow alone. Find someone who's walking ahead—and follow their footprints toward Jesus.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

We live in a world that idolizes independence—“Do it yourself. Find your own way. Blaze your own trail.” But that's not how God designed discipleship. From Moses to Joshua, Elijah to Elisha, Paul to Timothy, we see a divine pattern: growth happens when one believer walks closely with another and says, “Follow me as I follow Christ.”Our springboard for today's discussion is:“Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1The Christian life is not meant to be navigated alone, especially when you're growing in faith. That's where mentorship comes in—not as some formal program, but as a deeply relational connection with someone who's gone where you're trying to go.Paul wasn't perfect. Far from it. But he invited others to watch his life, learn from his mistakes, and imitate his pursuit of Jesus. That's what true spiritual mentorship looks like—it's not about having all the answers, but about living a life worth following.If you're serious about becoming a mature disciple, seek out someone who embodies the faith you want to grow into. Watch how they pray. Ask how they hear God. Learn how they endure suffering. Let their fire ignite yours.Mentors aren't spiritual superheroes. They're just faithful followers of Christ who are willing to invest in others. If you've never had one, it might feel intimidating to ask. But trust me—it's worth it. One Spirit-led mentor can accelerate your growth in ways you never imagined.And one day? You'll be that person for someone else.Question of the Day:Who is pouring into you spiritually? Who do you trust to speak truth into your growth?Mini Call to Action:Pray today for a mentor. Then act—ask, reach out, and make space for their voice in your life.Let's Get To Work!You weren't meant to grow alone. Find someone who's walking ahead—and follow their footprints toward Jesus.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

The final 53-man roster is set, and ITL reacts to who made it, who didn't, and what it all means. Nick Caserio addresses the media on how the team handles player injuries. Plus, the Question of the Day: Who's your favorite sports flash-in-the-pan of all time?

There's no hurt quite like family hurt. Words spoken in anger, wounds from childhood, broken trust, betrayal, silence—these don't just leave emotional bruises. They leave scars. And they don't go away by pretending they're not there. Forgiveness within the family is one of the hardest, holiest things we're called to do.Our springboard for today's discussion is:“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” — Ephesians 4:32 (ESV)Family is where love should be unconditional—but it often comes with the most conditions. Parents can hurt their children. Children can break their parents' hearts. Siblings can carry grudges for decades. And those offenses don't stay buried—they shape identity, decisions, and even faith.But here's what Jesus calls us to: to forgive in the same way we've been forgiven. That doesn't mean excusing abuse or pretending betrayal didn't happen. It means we refuse to let bitterness define our relationships or our legacy.Forgiveness in families takes intentionality. It may mean initiating a conversation, even when you feel it's not your fault. It may mean releasing someone to God, even if they've never apologized. It may even mean setting boundaries—not out of hatred, but out of healing.And if you're the one who caused the hurt? Don't hide in shame. The humility to repent and the courage to make things right is often the first step toward restoration.God's desire is to bring wholeness to the household—not just the individual. When forgiveness flows through the home, it doesn't just heal—it redeems.Question of the Day:Who in your family do you need to forgive—or ask forgiveness from—to begin restoring what's been broken?Mini Call to Action:Today, take one step: write a letter, make a phone call, or pray a blessing over the one who hurt you.Let's Pray:Father, You see every wound in my family. Teach me to forgive, even when it hurts. Heal the breaches, restore what was broken, and make my family a testimony of Your grace. In Jesus' name, amen.Let's Get To Work!The hardest forgiveness often leads to the deepest healing. Don't wait. Be the one to start the healing in your home.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

There's no hurt quite like family hurt. Words spoken in anger, wounds from childhood, broken trust, betrayal, silence—these don't just leave emotional bruises. They leave scars. And they don't go away by pretending they're not there. Forgiveness within the family is one of the hardest, holiest things we're called to do.Our springboard for today's discussion is:“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” — Ephesians 4:32 (ESV)Family is where love should be unconditional—but it often comes with the most conditions. Parents can hurt their children. Children can break their parents' hearts. Siblings can carry grudges for decades. And those offenses don't stay buried—they shape identity, decisions, and even faith.But here's what Jesus calls us to: to forgive in the same way we've been forgiven. That doesn't mean excusing abuse or pretending betrayal didn't happen. It means we refuse to let bitterness define our relationships or our legacy.Forgiveness in families takes intentionality. It may mean initiating a conversation, even when you feel it's not your fault. It may mean releasing someone to God, even if they've never apologized. It may even mean setting boundaries—not out of hatred, but out of healing.And if you're the one who caused the hurt? Don't hide in shame. The humility to repent and the courage to make things right is often the first step toward restoration.God's desire is to bring wholeness to the household—not just the individual. When forgiveness flows through the home, it doesn't just heal—it redeems.Question of the Day:Who in your family do you need to forgive—or ask forgiveness from—to begin restoring what's been broken?Mini Call to Action:Today, take one step: write a letter, make a phone call, or pray a blessing over the one who hurt you.Let's Pray:Father, You see every wound in my family. Teach me to forgive, even when it hurts. Heal the breaches, restore what was broken, and make my family a testimony of Your grace. In Jesus' name, amen.Let's Get To Work!The hardest forgiveness often leads to the deepest healing. Don't wait. Be the one to start the healing in your home.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

ITL looks ahead to a pivotal Texans moment — which players will be fighting for their jobs tomorrow and what's truly at stake? The Astros grab a much-needed win, but is it just a Band-Aid or a sign of something bigger? Plus, the Question of the Day: Who's a player or coach you didn't like, but had to cheer for anyway — a true heel-turn moment?

Top 3 Stories of the Day: Who you got for Farmageddon? The SEC is moving to a 9-game conference schedule, and Malik Beasley is no longer under FBI Investigation. 

This week on the Nonsense Podcast, things get competitive — but first, a Kelly Fact: science says humans love gems because they remind us of water

There's a reason Jesus linked our ability to receive forgiveness with our willingness to give it. Forgiveness isn't just a kindness—it's a command. But let's be honest. Forgiving someone who wounded you, betrayed you, or left you bleeding? That's not natural. That's supernatural. And that's why we're starting here.Our springboard for today's discussion is:“For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you...” — Matthew 6:14 (ESV)Forgiveness doesn't mean what they did was okay. It means you've decided not to carry the poison anymore. It means you're surrendering the offense, not condoning the offense. That's a huge difference.When Jesus teaches us to forgive, He's not minimizing our pain—He's maximizing our freedom. Because holding onto unforgiveness binds us, not them. It ties our soul to the offense. And Jesus wants us free.You might say, “But they haven't apologized.” That's okay. Forgiveness isn't based on their repentance—it's based on your obedience. You don't need closure from them. You need healing from Him.And here's the truth: forgiveness is not a one-time emotion. It's a decision you may have to make every single day for a season. But each time you choose to release, something breaks off of you. The grip of the past loosens. And you begin to heal.Remember, the Cross wasn't just about forgiving your sin. It was the power for you to forgive others—even when they don't deserve it. Because that's what grace does. And that's how the Kingdom moves.Question of the Day:Who do you need to forgive today—even if they've never said “I'm sorry”?Mini Call to Action:Write their name down. Speak it out loud. And say, “I release them. I choose freedom over bitterness. In Jesus' name.”Let's Pray:Father, I confess—this hurts. But I don't want to carry the weight anymore. Help me to forgive, not because they deserve it, but because You forgave me. Set my heart free. In Jesus' name, amen.Let's Get To Work!Forgiveness isn't weakness—it's warfare. Today, you're breaking chains. Walk away from that offense… and into the freedom Jesus paid for.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

There's a reason Jesus linked our ability to receive forgiveness with our willingness to give it. Forgiveness isn't just a kindness—it's a command. But let's be honest. Forgiving someone who wounded you, betrayed you, or left you bleeding? That's not natural. That's supernatural. And that's why we're starting here.Our springboard for today's discussion is:“For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you...” — Matthew 6:14 (ESV)Forgiveness doesn't mean what they did was okay. It means you've decided not to carry the poison anymore. It means you're surrendering the offense, not condoning the offense. That's a huge difference.When Jesus teaches us to forgive, He's not minimizing our pain—He's maximizing our freedom. Because holding onto unforgiveness binds us, not them. It ties our soul to the offense. And Jesus wants us free.You might say, “But they haven't apologized.” That's okay. Forgiveness isn't based on their repentance—it's based on your obedience. You don't need closure from them. You need healing from Him.And here's the truth: forgiveness is not a one-time emotion. It's a decision you may have to make every single day for a season. But each time you choose to release, something breaks off of you. The grip of the past loosens. And you begin to heal.Remember, the Cross wasn't just about forgiving your sin. It was the power for you to forgive others—even when they don't deserve it. Because that's what grace does. And that's how the Kingdom moves.Question of the Day:Who do you need to forgive today—even if they've never said “I'm sorry”?Mini Call to Action:Write their name down. Speak it out loud. And say, “I release them. I choose freedom over bitterness. In Jesus' name.”Let's Pray:Father, I confess—this hurts. But I don't want to carry the weight anymore. Help me to forgive, not because they deserve it, but because You forgave me. Set my heart free. In Jesus' name, amen.Let's Get To Work!Forgiveness isn't weakness—it's warfare. Today, you're breaking chains. Walk away from that offense… and into the freedom Jesus paid for.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

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Texans OTAs go public again — what are you looking to see most? C.J. Stroud isn't throwing again… should we panic or chill? ITL breaks down the latest OTA updates and what matters most heading into the summer. Plus, today's Question of the Day: Who's on your all-time favorite Astros roster? Later, Texans OC Nick Caley speaks to the media — what's his vision for the offense and what did Reggie & Lopez take away from his comments? Around The NFL also hits on trade rumors surrounding Jonnu Smith and other news across the league. Then in Hour 3, ITL dives deeper into Caley's offensive outlook, Lunch-Time Confessions get rowdy over fans rushing the field, and we ask: what's been the biggest surprise of the Astros' season so far? And finally, SI ranked the top 32 Coach-QB duos — where do DeMeco Ryans and C.J. Stroud land? Plus, Figgy's Mixtape: presidential pardons, a salute to Kenny Albert, and more headlines you might've missed.

Who Are You Really Building For: The 100,000, The 100, or The One?Are you diluting your message by trying to please everyone instead of focusing on your ideal customer?Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Digital Contrarian, host Ryan Levesque explores the strategic dilemma of who entrepreneurs should truly optimize their business for.You'll learn why chasing scale often leads to diluted messaging, how focusing on "The One" ideal customer creates authentic resonance, and discover why bestselling authors write for specific real people rather than abstract audiences.Question of the Day

Today, we're talking about something powerful—how God speaks to us through the people He places in our lives. We often think of hearing from God as a personal, private experience, but Scripture makes it clear: God also uses friends, mentors, pastors, and even unexpected strangers to sharpen us, guide us, and reveal His wisdom.Our springboard for today's discussion is: Proverbs 27:17 – “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.”When God wants to get our attention, He often does it through people. Think about Moses—he had Aaron to help him. Paul had Barnabas and Timothy. Even King David had Nathan the prophet, who wasn't afraid to call him out when he went astray. God places people in our lives not just for companionship but for accountability, encouragement, and direction.Maybe you've had a moment when a friend's words struck you deeply—something they said confirmed exactly what you had been praying about. Or a sermon seemed tailor-made for your situation. These aren't coincidences; they are divine appointments. But there's a key here: we need to be open. If we're too proud or isolated, we can miss the very people God is using to shape us.Take a look at your circle. Who are the voices speaking into your life? Are they leading you closer to God or away from Him? Seek out those who challenge you, who hold you accountable, and who speak wisdom into your walk with Christ.Question of the Day: Who in your life has God used to guide, encourage, or correct you? How did their words impact your journey?Let's Pray: Lord, open our hearts to hear Your voice through the people You've placed in our lives. Give us discernment to recognize wise counsel and humility to receive correction. Surround us with godly influences who sharpen us and draw us closer to You. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries: MyR2B Ministries is our full-time ministry. Your paid subscription helps sustain this work and expand our ministry outreach. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Today, we're talking about something powerful—how God speaks to us through the people He places in our lives. We often think of hearing from God as a personal, private experience, but Scripture makes it clear: God also uses friends, mentors, pastors, and even unexpected strangers to sharpen us, guide us, and reveal His wisdom.Our springboard for today's discussion is: Proverbs 27:17 – “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.”When God wants to get our attention, He often does it through people. Think about Moses—he had Aaron to help him. Paul had Barnabas and Timothy. Even King David had Nathan the prophet, who wasn't afraid to call him out when he went astray. God places people in our lives not just for companionship but for accountability, encouragement, and direction.Maybe you've had a moment when a friend's words struck you deeply—something they said confirmed exactly what you had been praying about. Or a sermon seemed tailor-made for your situation. These aren't coincidences; they are divine appointments. But there's a key here: we need to be open. If we're too proud or isolated, we can miss the very people God is using to shape us.Take a look at your circle. Who are the voices speaking into your life? Are they leading you closer to God or away from Him? Seek out those who challenge you, who hold you accountable, and who speak wisdom into your walk with Christ.Question of the Day: Who in your life has God used to guide, encourage, or correct you? How did their words impact your journey?Let's Pray: Lord, open our hearts to hear Your voice through the people You've placed in our lives. Give us discernment to recognize wise counsel and humility to receive correction. Surround us with godly influences who sharpen us and draw us closer to You. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries: MyR2B Ministries is our full-time ministry. Your paid subscription helps sustain this work and expand our ministry outreach. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Jake & Ben's Top 3 Stories of the Day: Who's in/out for Jazz at Rockets? Utah Hockey Club has won 2 straight & AJ Dybantsa showed out in McDonald's All American Game

Hour 1 of Jake & Ben on April 2, 2025 Will this Jazz season's success be measured by where they end up drafting?  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Who's in/out for Jazz at Rockets? Also, the Utah Hockey Club has stacked back to back wins and AJ Dybantsa showed out in last night's McDonald's All-American Game.  Some NFL owners want to ban the tush push. 

Jake & Ben Full Show from April 2, 2025 Hour 1 Will this Jazz season's success be measured by where they end up drafting?  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Who's in/out for Jazz at Rockets? Also, the Utah Hockey Club has stacked back to back wins and AJ Dybantsa showed out in last night's McDonald's All-American Game.  Some NFL owners want to ban the tush push.  Hour 2 Utah Hockey Club Analyst Nick Olczyk joined to talk about what else we can look forward too with playoffs looking less and less likely for the Utah Hockey Club.  What You Got Wednesday: Best Jazz/player rivalries & Best Val Kilmer movies  The Utah Jazz announced that rookie Cody Williams will miss the final 6 games of the season. 

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Episode Description: On this special St. Patrick's Day episode of Nonsense, FNBob goes all out in green while kicking things off with a double “One's Got to Go” featuring Green Villains (Shego, Green Goblin, Riddler, Leprechaun) and Green Heroes (Beast Boy, Yoda, Link, Piccolo). Then, we dive into FNBob's Chicago St. Paddy's adventures before somehow ending up in a tech debate—Henvincible is in the market for a new gaming PC while FNBob stays loyal to his Asus ROG Ally X. Next, it's a nostalgic trip through Disney Channel Original Movies, with classics like Luck of the Irish, Double Teamed, and Full-Court Miracle. Finally, we break down the greatest movie trilogies and why Hollywood still can't make a good video game movie (seriously, why is this so hard?). From chaotic debates to childhood nostalgia, tech talk, and St. Paddy's shenanigans, this episode is all over the place in the best way possible! Episode Highlights:

Today, we're talking about something essential for every believer's journey—mentorship. We all need guidance, wisdom, and accountability, and God designed spiritual leadership to be passed down through faithful men and women who pour into the next generation.Our springboard for today's discussion is:"And what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also." — 2 Timothy 2:2Paul knew the importance of spiritual mentorship. He poured into Timothy, equipping him with truth, encouragement, and the strength to lead. In the same way, Elijah mentored Elisha, preparing him to continue the prophetic mission. This biblical model teaches us that we are not meant to walk alone. We need spiritual fathers, mothers, and mentors to shape us, just as we are called to disciple others.Mentorship isn't about perfection—it's about faithfulness. A mentor offers wisdom from experience, prays over your journey, and challenges you to grow in faith. If you don't have a mentor, seek one. Pray for God to send someone into your life who can guide you. And if you're mature in the faith, consider investing in someone else.Question of the Day: Who has been a spiritual mentor in your life, and how has their guidance helped you grow in faith?Let's Pray:Lord, thank You for the leaders and mentors who have shaped our walk with You. Help us to be faithful stewards of the wisdom You've given us. Lead us to those who will guide us and those we are called to mentor. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Today, we're diving into a topic that's crucial for every believer: the role of wise counsel in our spiritual journey. Life is filled with decisions—some small, some life-changing—and the voices we listen to can shape the direction of our faith. How do we discern the right guidance? What does Scripture say about the importance of seeking godly advice? Let's get to work.Our springboard for today's discussion is: Proverbs 11:14—"Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety."This verse reminds us that seeking wisdom isn't a sign of weakness but of strength. Throughout the Bible, we see men and women who flourished because they listened to wise counsel. Moses relied on Jethro's advice to delegate leadership responsibilities. David had Nathan to guide him. Even Paul mentored Timothy, passing down wisdom that shaped the early church. God never intended for us to walk alone—we thrive when we have godly voices speaking into our lives.The right counsel brings clarity, discernment, and protection from costly mistakes. When we isolate ourselves, pride and confusion can cloud our judgment. But when we surround ourselves with mature believers, mentors, and spiritual leaders, we gain a broader perspective and a stronger foundation for making decisions. Wise counsel aligns with God's Word, challenges us to grow, and helps us navigate life's uncertainties with faith and wisdom.Question of the Day: Who are the wise voices in your life, and how have they helped shape your walk with God?Let's Pray: Lord, thank You for the gift of wise counsel. Surround us with mentors and godly leaders who speak truth into our lives. Give us humility to receive wisdom and the discernment to apply it well. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries – Your partnership helps sustain and expand this ministry. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

God doesn't just speak in solitude; He often uses people as vessels to deliver His wisdom, correction, and encouragement. Whether through a mentor, a friend, or even a stranger, the voice of God can come wrapped in the words of those around us. But are we listening?Our springboard for today's discussion is: Proverbs 27:17 – "Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another."Throughout Scripture, we see examples of God using people to guide and instruct His children. Think of Nathan confronting David, Paul mentoring Timothy, or even Jesus speaking truth into the lives of His disciples. Relationships are a refining tool in our spiritual growth, shaping us to become more like Christ.Sometimes, God's voice is gentle—like a trusted friend giving wise counsel. Other times, it may challenge us, forcing us to confront difficult truths. We must cultivate a heart that is open to hearing God, even when His message comes from unexpected sources.Question of the Day: Who has God used in your life to sharpen your faith, and how did their words impact you?Let's Pray: Lord, open my heart and ears to hear You through the people You place in my life. Give me wisdom to discern Your voice and humility to receive correction and encouragement. Help me to be an instrument of Your truth for others. In Jesus' name, Amen.Let's Get To Work!Support MyR2B Ministries: MyR2B Ministries is our full-time ministry. Your paid subscription helps sustain this work and expand our outreach. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Card of the Day: Who are you really? Take a journey within, with Lauren Grace Lauren here! In this mini-episode of The Afterlight Podcast with Lauren Grace, I draw a card that poses a profound question: Who am I? Are you the one behind the one who sees? This reading invites you to pause, reflect, and reconnect with your true self. Take a moment to explore these questions and uncover the deeper layers of your being. Listen now and begin your journey within. ----more---- Welcome to The Afterlight Podcast with Lauren Grace, a spiritual podcast full of stories and conversations that prove we're never alone. Lauren Grace, host of The Afterlight Podcast, is a high-impact coach and medium dedicated to helping professionals deepen their connection to their soul so they can experience more freedom, fulfillment, and purpose.   Connect with Lauren Grace, Lauren Grace Inspirations: Lauren on Social @LaurenGraceInspirations Website: https://laurengraceinspirations.com Want to work with Lauren? Book a Free Discovery Call with Lauren: https://laurengraceinspirations.com Free Offers: https://laurengraceinspirations.com/freeoffers   The Afterlight Podcast:  The Afterlight Podcast on Social @theafterlightpodcast To be a guest, apply here: www.theafterlightpodcast.com Sign up for our newsletter: https://laurengraceinspirations.com/contact

Evan & Tiki were discussing Aaron Rodgers to the Giants making sense. Gio said there is no way Rodgers is going to the Giants. Boomer does think he wants to keep playing but it will depend who the GM and head coach are for the Jets. A caller wonders if a quarterback knows when it's time to hang it up. Gio has Boomer predict who each team is hiring for their head coach. Gio recounts his run in with Kay Adams when she grabbed his breast and then she got mad at us for some reason. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Knicks beating the Raptors. Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers have a plan if the fires prevent them from practicing and playing the game in L.A. Moment of the Day: Who's the most famous person in these categories? In the final segment of the show, Gio watched the Jerry Springer Show documentary on Netflix.

Hour 1 Gio is angry this morning at all of the backlash from people in the media who don't want Jon Gruden getting another shot as a head coach in the NFL. Brian Flores also has an ongoing lawsuit with the NFL and he's getting head coaching interviews. Gio was most furious about Dan LeBatard's take on Gruden which we played. He used phrases like ‘crimes' and ‘eternal shame'. Boomer said teams are afraid of the takes of guys like LeBatard who are so against Gruden getting another chance. Gruden is the perfect candidate for the Jets. They need a big personality head coach. C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update, but first we talked about his pilonidal cyst. The Knicks had no problem with the terrible Toronto Raptors at the Garden. Why is Pete Carroll not on the Jets coaching list? There are rumors of Tom Brady trying to lure Bill Belichick to the Raiders. In the final segment of the hour, we talked more about media members who don't want Gruden to get a second chance at coaching. Hour 2 We talked about the wildfires in California and all the images and videos we're seeing. It's overwhelming and not stopping. The NFL is making contingency plans for the Vikings/Rams game on Monday night. They will play the game in Arizona. Boomer doesn't think they have the resources available to hold an NFL game in L.A. We talked about insurance companies pulling out of states because of the government policies. The city of L.A. cannot put their resources on an NFL game with wildfires going on. This is why you need competent people in charge. We then talked about Ron Jaworski, who Gio met years ago with Boomer at a Monday night game. Ron was very critical of Vince Young and Matt Leinart. And now he's being critical of Jordan Love, calling him overrated. A caller compared Jon Gruden's situation to Brian Flores' as he tries to get back to being a head coach. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Knicks beating the Raptors. C-Lo updated us on who the Jets interviewed and who's next up on the list. Jermaine Johnson talked about Aaron Rodgers letting him use his private jet to go to California to get surgery. Rodgers wouldn't let him pay for it. In the final segment of the hour, which show got bigger ratings, Jason Kelce's new talk show or TGL, Tomorrow's Golf League? Hour 3 We have 5 straight nights of playoff football starting with tonight's game with Notre Dame vs Penn State in Miami. Fliegs is actually going down after the show today. A caller said Joe Schoen was on the flight going down there to scout the Penn State QB. I can't believe I'm typing this but Boomer and Fliegs are breaking down the Penn State game. We also talked about the potential of the Vikings/Rams game being moved to Arizona. C-Lo returns for an update, but first Gio has a question: Who's the most famous lesbian to ever live? How about the most famous Canadian? What about the most famous gay man? What about the most famous Mexican? That was it for C-Lo's update. In the final segment of the hour, we recapped some of the people at the top of the lists from the last segment. Gio said there are Jets fans that love the idea of Matt Nagy as head coach. Hour 4 Evan & Tiki were discussing Aaron Rodgers to the Giants making sense. Gio said there is no way Rodgers is going to the Giants. Boomer does think he wants to keep playing but it will depend who the GM and head coach are for the Jets. A caller wonders if a quarterback knows when it's time to hang it up. Gio has Boomer predict who each team is hiring for their head coach. Gio recounts his run in with Kay Adams when she grabbed his breast and then she got mad at us for some reason. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Knicks beating the Raptors. Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers have a plan if the fires prevent them from practicing and playing the game in L.A. Moment of the Day: Who's the most famous person in these categories? In the final segment of the show, Gio ...

Welcome, Warriors! Today, we're focusing on how to put joy into action. Nehemiah 8:10 reminds us of this fact. Joy is not just for us to experience but to share, becoming a source of encouragement and light to others. Let's discover how living with joy can inspire those around us and bring glory to God.Our Springboard for Today's Discussion Is:Nehemiah 8:10 - "Do not be grieved, for the joy of the Lord is your strength."This verse reminds us that joy is a powerful gift, one that strengthens us and equips us to uplift others.Living with joy is more than an internal experience; it's an outward expression of God's love and grace. The joy of the Lord becomes evident in our actions, words, and attitudes, even during difficult times. When we choose to live with joy, we reflect God's character to the world, becoming beacons of hope and encouragement.Acts of kindness, words of encouragement, and maintaining a positive attitude are tangible ways to share joy. These actions may seem small, but they have the power to profoundly impact others, showing them the love and joy of Christ.Sharing joy also strengthens our own faith. As we actively choose to focus on God's goodness and share it with others, we deepen our understanding of His grace. Living with joy transforms not only our perspective but also the lives of those we touch.Steps That You Can Take* Practice Kindness DailyLook for opportunities to bless someone through simple acts of kindness—helping a neighbor, sharing a meal, or lending a listening ear. These acts can reflect God's joy and love.* Speak Encouraging WordsUse your words to uplift and inspire. A kind word or a thoughtful note can bring hope to someone in need and demonstrate the joy of the Lord.* Cultivate a Positive AttitudeChoose to focus on God's promises rather than life's challenges. A joyful attitude is contagious and can encourage others to seek the source of your joy.ConclusionThe joy of the Lord is a gift meant to be shared. By living with joy, you become a reflection of God's strength and love to those around you. Let your life inspire others to seek and experience the joy that comes from knowing Him.Question of the Day: Who in your life could use a reminder of God's joy today, and how can you share it with them?Growth Challenge:This week, commit to one intentional act of kindness each day. Keep a journal of how these actions impact others and how sharing joy strengthens your own faith.Let's Pray: Heavenly Father, Thank You for the joy that strengthens us and equips us to share Your love. Help us to live with joy and reflect Your goodness to those around us. Use our actions and words to inspire others to seek You and find joy in Your presence. In Jesus' name, Amen.Joy in action is a powerful testimony, Warriors. Let's live it out and share God's gift with the world. Let's Get To Work!My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome, Warriors, to our podcast where we align the truths of Scripture with the realities of today's world. Today, we're delving into how obedience in love transforms not just our lives but those around us. Our scriptural guide is found in 1 John 4:19.Our springboard for today's discussion is:1 John 4:19 - "We love because he first loved us."This verse anchors our understanding of love in the perfect example of Christ. It reminds us that our ability to love is a response to the love God has already shown us. By loving others, we are participating in a divine cycle that reflects God's nature.Let's Start With:* Embrace God's Model of Love: Consider the unconditional love Jesus showed during His ministry. Reflect on how you can model this in your interactions with others, even when it's challenging.* Confront Challenges with Compassion: Identify relationships where it's difficult to show love. What are practical steps you can take to foster love in these situations? Perhaps starting with prayer for that person or finding small acts of kindness to demonstrate love.* Cultivate a Habit of Forgiveness: Love often requires forgiveness. Think about someone you need to forgive or seek forgiveness from, and take the first step today.Conclusion: True love requires action. As we strive to live out the love God has shown us, our actions become a testament to His transformative power in our lives.Question of the Day: Who in your life needs a demonstration of God's love through your actions today?Growth Challenge: This week, challenge yourself to perform at least one deliberate act of love each day. It could be a word of encouragement, a helping hand, or a forgiving gesture. Note the responses and how these acts of love impact both you and the recipient.Let's Pray: Heavenly Father, thank You for loving us with an everlasting love. Help us to love others as You have loved us, not out of our own strength but from the overflow of Your love in our hearts. Empower us to walk in obedience, reflecting Your love in every action. Amen.Warriors, as we move forward, let's remember that love is a powerful act of obedience that can change the world around us. Step out in love today and let's get to work!My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

What is Trending: Broncos win MNF shootout, Slew of BYU players enter Transfer Portal, Jazz enter a long road stretch.  Question of the Day: Who should be Utah State's next Head Coach?  Flag planting was a big issue in College Football on Saturday. What should be done about it? 

DJ & PK Question of the Day: Who should Utah State hire as their next Head Coach? 

The entirety of DJ & PK from December 3, 2024 HOUR ONE USU Interim Head Coach Nate Dreiling recapped his team's tough season.  Best of Utah Hockey Club Postgame with Adrian Denny.  David Locke talks Jazz, and the results of offseason trades in the NBA.  HOUR TWO  What is Trending: Broncos win MNF shootout, Slew of BYU players enter Transfer Portal, Jazz enter a long road stretch.  Question of the Day: Who should be Utah State's next Head Coach?  Flag planting was a big issue in College Football on Saturday. What should be done about it?  HOUR THREE Frank Dolce joined to talk Utes ahead of their big Offensive Coordinator hire. When should we expect an announcement?  Mike Folta, Radio Voice of the Utah Hockey Club, joined the show to talk about the team.  More potential names to watch for Utah State's Head Coach job HOUR FOUR BYU Wide Receiver joined the show to talk about his team following their 10th win of the seaon. Now it's time to prepare for a bowl game.  Slacker Headlines: Catch up on what you may have missed from earlier.  Your Feedback

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Today, we're exploring the dynamic call to encourage others—a command that extends beyond simple good deeds, deeply rooted in our spiritual practice. Drawing from Hebrews 3:13, we'll discuss how encouragement is an active obedience to God, vital for strengthening our communities and combatting the deceitfulness of sin.Our springboard for today's discussion is: Hebrews 3:13: "But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called 'Today,' so that none of you may be hardened by sin's deceitfulness." This passage highlights the urgency and necessity of daily encouragement among believers.Encouragement is a powerful tool in the life of a believer, used not only to uplift but also to fortify the spirit against the hardness that can arise from sin's deceit. This episode will delve into how we can embrace and fulfill this calling with intentionality and faithfulness.The Calling to Encourage:* A Divine Responsibility: Encouragement isn't just a good idea; it's a God-given directive that plays a critical role in the spiritual health and resilience of the Christian community.* Preventative Power: Regular encouragement helps prevent the hardening of hearts, which can occur through discouragement and the subtle deceit of sin.Obedience in Encouragement:* Heeding Promptings: Being sensitive to the Holy Spirit's nudgings to encourage someone can have profound effects on both the giver and the receiver.* Immediate Action: The call to encourage “as long as it is called 'Today'" suggests a need for immediacy in our encouragement—waiting could mean missing a critical opportunity.Practical Tips for Encouraging Others:* Consistent Communication: Make it a habit to send messages, notes, or even quick calls to let others know they are in your thoughts and prayers.* Active Listening: Often, the best way to encourage someone is to simply listen—providing a safe space for them to express themselves can be incredibly uplifting.* Personalized Encouragement: Tailor your encouragement to the specific needs or situation of the person. This shows a deep level of care and understanding.ConclusionThe call to encourage is an essential aspect of our walk with Christ, fundamental in building a resilient and loving community. By obeying this call, we actively participate in God's work to nurture and protect the hearts of His people.A Question of the Day: Who in your life has God placed on your heart to encourage today, and what specific steps will you take to fulfill this calling?Growth Challenge: This week, identify three people in your life or community who could use encouragement. Plan a specific act of encouragement for each, ensuring that you follow through by the end of the week. Reflect on the impact of these actions, both on them and on your own spiritual life.Let's Pray: Heavenly Father, thank You for the privilege and responsibility of encouraging one another. Help us to be obedient to Your call, using our words and actions to lift others up and strengthen their hearts against deceitfulness. Equip us to be vessels of Your comforting and affirming love every day. Amen.As you go about your day, keep your ears and heart open to the Holy Spirit's guidance on whom to encourage and how. Remember, your words have the power to strengthen and renew the weary. Let's take this mission seriously and lift each other up in love. Let's get to work.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, we delve into the transformative power of encouragement, guided by the exhortation found in 1 Thessalonians 5:11. We'll explore how encouragement serves not only as a support mechanism but as a vital spiritual practice that uplifts and strengthens the faith community.Our springboard for today's discussion is: 1 Thessalonians 5:11: "Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." This verse underscores the importance of mutual support and the positive impact it has within the body of Christ.Encouragement is more than just offering kind words; it's a biblically mandated approach to fostering resilience and faith among believers. This episode will highlight the significance of encouragement and provide listeners with practical tips on how to be more intentional in encouraging others.Biblical Foundation of Encouragement:* Spiritual Strengthening: Encouragement in the faith community is essential for spiritual health and growth, providing support through challenges and reaffirming one's value and purpose in Christ.* Promoting Unity: Encouragement fosters a sense of unity and belonging, making the church a source of comfort and strength.Impact of Encouraging Words and Actions:* Strengthening Others: Positive, affirming communication can fortify others' faith, instill courage, and sometimes even turn a life around.* Enhancing Community Health: A culture of encouragement within a community contributes to overall spiritual well-being and collective resilience.Practical Ways to Intentionally Encourage Others:* Regular Affirmations: Make it a habit to affirm others regularly, recognizing their efforts and spiritual gifts.* Responsive Listening: Often, the best encouragement comes from simply listening—showing others that they are valued and their experiences matter.* Sending Notes or Messages: In today's digital age, a quick text, email, or even a handwritten note can be a significant source of encouragement.* Public Acknowledgment: When appropriate, publicly acknowledging someone's contributions can greatly boost their morale and encourage them to continue in their service.ConclusionThe act of encouragement is a powerful tool in the Christian faith, essential for building each other up and enhancing the overall health of the church. By committing to being sources of encouragement, we embody the love and support that Christ has shown us.A Question of the Day: Who in your life needs encouragement today, and how can you provide it in a way that is meaningful to them?Growth Challenge: This week, identify three people in your community or circle of influence who could use some encouragement. Plan and execute a specific act of encouragement for each one, tailored to their needs and circumstances.Let's Pray: Father, thank You for the gift of Your encouragement through Scripture and community. Help us to be vessels of encouragement to others, using our words and actions to uplift and strengthen the hearts of those around us. Empower us to build up rather than tear down, following Your example of love and support. Amen.As you move through your week, keep your eyes open for opportunities to encourage those around you. Remember, your words have the power to uplift and transform lives. Let's make encouragement a fundamental part of our daily interactions. Let's get to work.My Reasons To Believe is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit myr2b.substack.com/subscribe

Hour 1 of Jake & Ben on September 26, 2024 Bill Oram, columnist for The Oregonian and longtime writer in Utah, joined Ben Anderson to talk about the Pac-12 realignment and what the conference can look to do next.  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Who will start at quarterback for the Utes on Saturday? Also, Jazz Media Day begins tomorrow. And the NFL weekend kicks off with Cowboys at Giants tonight.  Ben and Christian talk more about Utah and BYU's biggest questions ahead of this college football weekend. 

Jake & Ben Full Show from September 26, 2024 Hour 1 Bill Oram, columnist for The Oregonian and longtime writer in Utah, joined Ben Anderson to talk about the Pac-12 realignment and what the conference can look to do next.  Top 3 Stories of the Day: Who will start at quarterback for the Utes on Saturday? Also, Jazz Media Day begins tomorrow. And the NFL weekend kicks off with Cowboys at Giants tonight.  Ben and Christian talk more about Utah and BYU's biggest questions ahead of this college football weekend.  Hour 2 Greg Hansen, columnist for the Arizona daily star, joined Ben Anderson to preview Utah vs Arizona. Can they Wildcats turn their season around against Utah? Foster Nicholas, writer for BearsIllustrated, previewed BYU at Baylor. Foster seems to agree with everyone else on the show, Baylor should not be favored in this game.  Former Ute and current Eagles PR/WR Britain Covey broke his scapula and his out for at least 6 weeks. 

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00:00 – 19:43 – We're back from the long holiday break, Rick Carlisle called Kevin last night, the Fever get a huge win over the Liberty, Caitlin Clark's historic triple-double 19:44 – 44:59 – Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle joins us to discuss the Pacers re-signing Pascal Siakam and Obi Toppin, losing Jalen Smith, Jarace Walker and the steps he needs to take heading into next season, Bennedict Mathurin's role next season, Tyrese Haliburton's time with Team USA, does he like Vegas?, Johnny Furphy 45:00 – 1:00:08 -  Colts Question of the Day: Who in the 2022 draft class needs to step up the most: Alec Pierce/Jelani Woods/Nick Cross?, the 2022 Colts draft class does not look good, the Michael Rubin partySupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 19:39 – We're back from the long holiday break, Rick Carlisle called Kevin last night, the Fever get a huge win over the Liberty, Caitlin Clark's historic triple-double, 19:40 – 27:46 – MORNING CHECKDOWN 27:47 – 46:49 – Andy's journey to the Indiana Derby, Pacers bring on James Wiseman and what we expect him to bring to the table, NBA Vegas Summer League, which Colts players need to step up the most in 2024? 46:50 – 1:24:18 – Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle joins us to discuss the Pacers re-signing Pascal Siakam and Obi Toppin, losing Jalen Smith, Jarace Walker and the steps he needs to take heading into next season, Bennedict Mathurin's role next season, Tyrese Haliburton's time with Team USA, does he like Vegas?, Johnny Furphy, Morning Checkdown 1:24:19 – 1:33:14 –  Biggest takeaways from our conversation with Rick Carlisle, his thoughts on Pascal Siakam, his comments on Jarace Walker 1:33:15 – 1:35:31 – The lack of interest in the Nathan's hot dog eating contest, Ryder Cup captain announcement 1:35:32 – 1:50:50 – Colts Question of the Day: Who in the 2022 draft class needs to step up the most: Alec Pierce/Jelani Woods/Nick Cross?, the 2022 Colts draft class does not look good, the Michael Rubin party 1:50:51 – 1:55:10  Morning Checkdown 1:55:11 – 2:22:44 -  We replay our interview with Rick Carlisle earlier this morning, reacting to Carlisle's comments  Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.