Podcast appearances and mentions of erik guzman

Erik Guzman has the restaurant business in his blood. The son of a chef, Erik spent time in the construction business before launching Cucho's Taco Grill  during the height of the pandemic. Listen in as John and Eric discuss the many challenges of opening and running a bustling restaurant. 

In this episode, Dale Dreps, a parishioner at St. George Episcopal Church, interviews Erik Guzman who joined the staff of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida in late 2020, Erik explains what his responsibilities are as Director of Communications, the challenges he has faced, and shares his goals for the future. Send comments to musingsonfaith@gmail.com or leave a voice message at: · https://anchor.fm/st-george-episcopal-ch/message. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/st-george-episcopal-ch/message

Tray and Mel are joined by Erik Guzman to discuss spirituality, his new book, and have an honest conversation about the beauty of Christianity. Erik discusses how various people he has had the opportunity to speak with have impacted his life and put him on a path of discovery. Jesus takes us into not just the blatant stuff but the nuances of our brokenness and that really shows us the beauty and amazingness of Christ’s Grace. Erik discusses his mini book The Gift of Addiction and how true Spirituality is just desperation. Even though it is messy and hard, working in addiction shows that desperation and how to let the Gospel work in their lives. In a labyrinth, there are no dead ends, if you follow the path you will always end up at the center of it. I thought at first that this represented my walk with God but then I got a thought that was definitely from outside myself. I was the one at the center of the labyrinth and Christ was walking to get to me. I had built this wall, this labyrinth for him to walk and sometimes he would come closer to the center and other times he would be sent further from it, but He is always coming for me.There is no way that He would not be able to reach me in that labyrinth. Another example of this is building your own prison with your own life and when the circumstances of life start to destroy your prison, we begin to double down on that prison. Slowly the vines begin to come in and break down those walls further. What you don’t realize about those vines, the seeds of those vines are planted by God’s love. What feels like death and destruction of your life is actually freeing you from your prison. That shadow you’ve been running to is cast by a light and if you turn towards the light you don’t see the shadow. Erik is the author of The Gift of Addiction, a book that dives into the healing elements of pain in our lives, and also The Seed: A True Myth. He is VP of Communications & Executive Producer at Key Life Network. Erik is co-host of the nationally syndicated talk show Steve Brown, Etc. and announcer for Key Life. He has a BA in Mass Communication, an MBA, and is perpetually working toward a Masters in Theological Studies. Erik’s wife tolerates his insanity and his three children enjoy it. Erik is also a drummer, a 5th degree black belt in Aikido, and a self-obsessed over-achiever who can’t stop talking about himself.

Author Erik Guzman stops by to talk about Benny Hinn (4:00), why televangelists get weird (19:00), the ups and downs of book writing (30:00), and who would win in a fight between Hinn and Steve Brown (38:00)

Author Erik Guzman joins Tray and Melody for episode 107 and talks about how we often commodify our experiences instead of allowing ourselves to live fully present in the moment. He is the author of The Gift of Addiction, a book that dives into the healing elements of pain in our lives, and also The Seed: A True Myth that has just been released. Contact Erik on Facebook and Twitter and read his writing at KeyLife.org.

Erik Guzman from Key Life  stops by the podcast to talk about his book The Seed: A True Myth. This was a great conversation. Hope you all enjoy, and don't forget to pick up a copy of his book, it's worth it. 

A few seconds with Erik Guzman about his new Reset Sail podcast.

Erik Guzman is VP of communications and executive producer at Key Life Network, where is he also co-host of the nationally syndicated talk show Steve Brown, etc., and the legendary Merry Monk of Love. Erik is also the is is the author of “The Seed: A True Myth” and “The Gift of Addiction: How God Redeems Our Pain.” Erik earned a BA in Mass Communication, and an MBA, and is perpetually working toward a Masters in Theological Studies. He is also a drummer, holds a 5th degree black belt in Aikido. But what I like most, he one of those rare people who offer honest answers to genuine questions.

In this episode, Kenny interviews author and broadcaster Erik Guzman about his new book "The Seed" and they dive into a great discussion about a variety of matters related to "messy spirituality" and the Gospel. This interview is one of the most unique interviews that our podcast has produced. Erik is super funny, transparent, raw, and encouraging. Erik Guzman has worked with the well-known author and broadcaster Steve Brown for over 18 years. Erik is VP of Communications & Executive Producer at Key Life Network. Erik is co-host of the nationally syndicated talk show Steve Brown, Etc. and Erick is also the announcer for Key Life. Erik has a Bachelors in Mass Communication and an MBA. Erik is also perpetually working toward a Masters in Theological Studies. Get a Copy of Erik's book: "The Seed: A True Myth"  

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Erik Guzman to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss his new book #TheSeed. 

This week Scott Jones talks with Erik Guzman about his new book, The Seed: A True Myth. Then Scott is joined by the usual suspects to talk about, among other things, the dangers of being authentic and doing what you love. The post Should You Ever Be Authentic Or Do What You Love? appeared first on New Persuasive Words.

Nate Larkin and the guys welcome Erik Guzman, Vice President of Communications from Key Life, to discuss transformation by the gospel even in the midst of recovery.Show NotesRead more about ErikRead Erik's article series on addiction Drunk Believers Pain is Your Friend Beauty from Brutality The Gift of AddictionOrder Erik's new novel, The Seek: A True Myth Resources DiscussedTED Talk: Everything You Think You Know about Addiction is WrongJohann HariDelighting in the Trinity by Michael ReevesKey Life NetworkSteve Brown's Daily Thoughts: You Think About That