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Daniel and Erwin review the new 2025 action-spy film, "The Amateur" directed by James Hawes and starring Rami Malek, Jon Bernthal, and Laurence Fishburne. They talk about the action, if this is a new great spy movie, and more. Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they Somewhere Between? Listen to find out!Description:Charlie Heller is a brilliant CIA decoder whose world comes crashing down when his wife dies in a London terrorist attack. When his supervisors refuse to take action, his intelligence becomes the ultimate weapon as he embarks on a dangerous trek across the globe to track down those responsible.Release date: April 11, 2025 (USA)Director: James HawesStarring: Rami Malek; Rachel Brosnahan; Caitríona Balfe; Michael Stuhlbarg; Laurence FishburneMPAA rating: PG-13Running time: 2h 5mDistributed by: 20th Century Studios

Herhaling: de eerste 25 jaar van dit millennium zitten erop en om dat moment te markeren kiezen in de podcast deze week vijf prominente Nederlanders vijf voor hen betekenisvolle momenten uit die de geschiedenisboeken in moeten. Vijf keer vijf. In deze aflevering Erwin van der Zande over een kwarteeuw tech. Reageren? Mail dedag@nos.nl Presentatie en montage: Elisabeth Steinz Redactie: Judith van de Hulsbeek en Marco Geijtenbeek

In this episode of Mind Shift, Aaron McManus and Erwin Raphael McManus begin by reflecting on the meaning of Good Friday and the power of Jesus' sacrifice. They invite listeners to join Mosaic's live gatherings, whether in person or online, emphasizing the significance of community during spiritual moments. The conversation encourages people to stay connected to faith, especially during seasons that call for deeper reflection.They introduce the Mind Shift membership, a growing online community centered around leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal development. Aaron and Erwin share how members gain access to exclusive episodes, live Q&A sessions, and behind-the-scenes content. They also offer an annual membership perk—a free Battle Ready hat—while highlighting the importance of engaging with like-minded individuals who are committed to growth.Shifting gears, they explore the public response to Blue Origin's space mission, which included celebrity passengers and bold marketing. Erwin defends the innovation behind it, pointing out the economic and technological benefits of space exploration. They question why public perception often turns negative when billionaires invest in forward-thinking ventures, and consider how these breakthroughs may reshape everyday life in the future.The conversation deepens as Aaron and Erwin discuss spiritual warfare, sharing recent personal experiences that hint at unseen forces at work. From strange technical malfunctions to unsettling events near their home, they talk about the importance of staying spiritually aware. Erwin breaks down different types of spiritual sensitivity and emphasizes how leadership often requires discernment that goes beyond the physical world.They close with thoughts on leadership, family, and community in times of crisis. Erwin reflects on the weight of spiritual leadership, especially when making decisions that impact others. Aaron opens up about the pressures of leading while managing personal challenges, underscoring the need for family support and self-care. Together, they emphasize that resilience, faith, and honest conversation are crucial for navigating the complexities of both life and leadership.

Daniel and Erwin review the new horror film "Drop" directed by Christopher Landon. They talk about the movies suspense, the use of modern technology, and if the movie lands its twists, did they love it, did they hate it, or are they Somewhere Between? Listen to find out!Description:Violet is a widowed mother who goes to an upscale restaurant to meet Henry, her charming and handsome date. However, her pleasant evening soon turns into a living nightmare when she receives phone messages from a mysterious, hooded figure who threatens to kill her young son and sister unless she kills Henry.Release date: April 11, 2025 (USA)Director: Christopher LandonMPAA rating: PG-13Running time: 1h 40mProducers: Michael Bay, Cameron Fuller, Jason Blum, Bradley Fuller

The Philippines is the most Roman Catholic country in the world. It is no wonder that it is a starting place for most who become Protestant Evangelical Christians. Erwin Armador, pastor of GFC Nuvali Church in the Philippines journeyed from his Catholic background into Pentecostal Protestantism finding Jesus as his Savior along the way. But ultimately, his Arminian theology left him with questions and doubts. He then adopted Calvinism, but found that it lacked the joy he desired and also left him with theological questions about the character of God. He was a committed Calvinist until he encountered another option, Free Grace theology. With a new enthusiasm and freedom, he received theological training at Grace School of Theology (Grace Asia in the Philippines) earning his DMin degree. He now pastors a vibrant church committed to intentionally making disciples. Pastor Erwin is committed to sharing the gospel of grace with his nation and recently spoke at the Free Grace Alliance regional conference there. Charlie sat with him to record his story, which should encourage everyone to appreciate the free grace of God in the biblical gospel. See how the message of God's grace has changed his life and shaped his ministry. You will see God has used and will continue to use this man as a trophy of grace in the Philippines and beyond. #GCFNuvali#FreeGracePhilippines#CalvinismPhilippines#SimplybyGrace#youtube.com?@gracelifeorg

Join us as we recap Week 3 of IAYRA Boys action and preview Week 4! We are also joined by IUP's Head Coach Seth Erwin as he looks to lead his program to another national championship while offering his rugby knowledge to us! We cover all sorts of other topics in Iowa, Midwest, Nationally, and Internationally as well!

4/16/25: Jo Erwin, CEO, TransHealth: assault on the LGBTQ+ community's health. Rebecca Todd, Ex Dir, Conn River Conservancy: the river's future health after $11.5 million restoration funds frozen. Gfld City Council Pres Lora Wondolowski: the city's fiscal health – school budget cuts? Larry Hott recommends “Street Fight”(Sen Cory Booker's early years) & “Running with Beto” (Beto O'Rourke v. Ted Cruz).

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This episode of The Alex McFarland Show was recorded at the National Religious Broadcast Convention where Alex welcomes close friend, author, and beloved pastor of Moody Church in Chicago, Dr. Erwin Lutzer on the show. Together, they discuss Dr. Lutzer's new book, The Eclipse of God, as well as what it means to understand, share and defend the gospel. Listen to this insightful message of truth.Scriptures:Revelation 61 Peter 1HebrewsEcclesiastesJohn 5:39Romans 1:22Alex McFarland WebsiteAsk AlexApologetics Core Truths e-book: Free DownloadAmerican Politics - Past, Present and Future with Dinesh D'souza31 Days of Prayer for AmericaEquip Retreat CampsThe Cove - July 18th-20th, 2025 & July 28th-Aug 1st, 2025Speaking EventsBook AlexDonate Alex McFarland MinistriesP.O. Box 485Pleasant Garden, NC 273131-877-937-4631 (1-877-YES-GOD1)Guest Information:Moody Media WebsiteBooks by Dr. Erwin Lutzer The Eclipse of God on AmazonChristian Books WebsiteKeywords/Hashtags:#podcast #pfcaudiovideo #thealexmcfarlandshow #alexmcfarland #podcastcommunity #Bible #author #apologist #speaker #christians #wordofGod #apologetics #religion #prayer #truth #scriptures #alexmcfarlandministries #Jesuslovesyou #youareneveralone #encouragement #purpose #christianity #truth #drerwinlutzer #moodychurch #theeclipseofGod #pastor #thegospel #sin #grace #Jesus Send us a text

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Today's sermon is The Purpose of Discipline by Gayle Erwin Find more teaching from Pastor Gayle at www.servant.org

Afgelopen weekend was het zover. Iran en de VS gingen met elkaar in gesprek. De VS eist dat er een einde komt aan Irans nucleaire programma. Daar wil Iran al jaren niks van weten. Maar waren die eventuele kernwapens echt de kern van het gesprek, of ging het eigenlijk over wat anders? Te gast: conflictonderzoeker bij Instituut Clingendael, Erwin van Veen.

Crescent Church Sunday Evening Service - 13th April 2025 Passage: Matthew 27: 32-66

Crescent Church Sunday Morning Service - 13th April 2025

The lifetime pastor and author of "The Eclipse Of God" calls believers back to the unchanging God in an ever-changing culture. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/619/29

O Rio de Janeiro sediará o Prêmio Earthshot 2025. A premiação, criada pelo príncipe William se tornou uma das mais importantes do mundo na área ambiental. William é o filho mais velho do rei Charles III, do Reino Unido.

In this episode of Mind Shift, Aaron and Erwin McManus dive into an honest and wide-ranging conversation that blends personal experience with reflections on politics, economics, faith, and the challenges of leadership in today's complex world. Aaron and Erwin discuss the challenges of running a church in a city like Los Angeles, where cultural and political dynamics often clash with traditional religious frameworks. These struggles raise a broader question about the role of the church in modern society and how to maintain authenticity and impact without compromising values.One of the most compelling segments explores the intersection of politics and economics, particularly through the lens of Donald Trump's tariff policies. Erwin presents a provocative take: that some of Trump's policies, often labeled as pro-billionaire, have in fact harmed the wealthiest individuals while potentially benefiting the working class. This sparks a discussion about political misconceptions, the true beneficiaries of policy decisions, and how economic strategy is often more nuanced than party lines suggest.In a bold critique of the current educational system, Aaron and Erwin address the failings of the Department of Education and argue that its creation has led to increased bureaucracy and decreased innovation. They explore how private-sector solutions and visionary leadership—especially from billionaires with resources and influence—could spark real change. Rather than merely criticizing systemic failures, they call for bold, creative initiatives from tech leaders and entrepreneurs who have the capacity to transform public services and education in meaningful ways.The episode also turns inward, examining the spiritual and intellectual journey that has shaped Erwin's unique voice. He recounts his academic background in philosophy, psychology, and theology, and a surprising detour into Hebrew studies that would ultimately deepen his understanding of the Bible. He shares the story of how a misstep in course enrollment led to unexpected mentorship and community, reinforcing the idea that mistakes often lead to life-altering breakthroughs.Throughout the discussion, Aaron and Erwin wrestle with big questions: What is the role of billionaires in a society grappling with inequality? How can faith thrive in hyper-liberal environments? Is it possible to build resilient institutions without losing personal integrity? Their answers are layered, sometimes challenging, but always grounded in a desire for hope, growth, and forward movement.This episode isn't just a snapshot of personal and societal challenges—it's a call to embrace complexity with courage. Whether you're navigating leadership, faith, politics, or simply trying to make sense of today's world, Aaron and Erwin offer an honest and inspiring conversation that encourages listeners to keep showing up, stay engaged, and reimagine what's possible.

  Another electronic gem from Erwin Broers. He has become my go to guy for berlin-school music and I'm totally here for it. I've said many times that I like hosting guest mixes from artists and listeners because I always discover new music. And this set is a perfect example - other than Ron Boots, every artist in this mix is new to me.   Here's what Erwin has to say about this mix: "The theme this time is "Electronic Gems From The Lowlands", the lowlands being Belgium and the Netherlands. Both countries are neighbours of Germany, where Electronic Music took off in the early 1970s. It was therefore inevitable that many local progressive artists became fascinated by synthesizers and inspired by this new genre known as "Kosmische Musik" (cosmic music). Influence of Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze is obvious, but there's also a hint at prog rock and a few tracks come close to melodic synth pop similar to Vangelis and Jean Michel Jarre." Thanks for a great set, Erwin! Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00:00   PeRu - Out Of Time (Constellations, 1981) 00:09:01   Pillion - Enigmas (Enigmas, 1980) 00:22:36   Par Example - Flarepath (Pharos, 1989) 00:31:57   Patrick Kosmos - Mindscapes part 1, 2nd movement (Mindscapes, 1987) 00:41:00   Johan Timman - Trip Into The Body (Trip Into The Body, 1981) 00:46:31   Walter Christian Rothe - Solitude (Solitude, 1982) 00:50:34   Ton Scherpenzeel - Heart Of The Universe (Heart Of The Universe, 1984) 00:58:02   Frank Van Bogaert - A Picture of You (Closer, 2004) 01:01:45   Ron Boots & John Kerr - Oceans Of Emotions (Offshore Islands, 1990) 01:15:11   end

Daniel and Erwin review the new video game blockbuster, "A Minecraft Movie" directed by Jared Hess. They talk about their insane theater experience watching it, the Jack Black as Steve performance, the humor, and if the movie is as creative as the game itself. Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they Somewhere Between? Listen to find out!Description:A mysterious portal pulls four misfits into the Overworld, a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination. To get back home, they'll have to master the terrain while embarking on a magical quest with an unexpected crafter named Steve.Release date: April 4, 2025 (USA)Director: Jared HessBudget: $150 millionProducers: Jason Momoa, Vu Bui, Torfi Frans Ólafsson, Jill Messick, Mary Parent, Roy Lee, Cale Boyter, Jon BergStory by: Allison Schroeder; Chris Bowman; Hubbel PalmerDistributed by: Universal Pictures, Legendary Entertainment

Keith is the lead singer of The Erwins and co-host of 4 Ks in a Pod.Connect with Keith at https://ErwinMinistries.comConnect with Luke at https://jlukeclayton.comTour Israel with Bryan Samms and H.B. Charles Jr. – https://BryanSamms.com/IsraelStart your first design from Luke's team for FREE at https://IncreaseCreative.CoThis episode is sponsored by https://ServeHQ.Church

Daniel and Erwin review the newest Indie Drama, "Magazine Dreams" directed by Elijah Bynum and stars Jonathan Majors. They talk about the outside controversy of the movie itself, but the depictions within the movie of mental health, bodybuilding, how great the central performance is, and how intense the movie feels.Disclaimer: This is a review of the film itself, and it is a disturbing watch.Description:A man looks after his ailing grandfather while trying to make it in the world of professional bodybuilding.Initial release: January 20, 2023Director: Elijah BynumScreenplay: Elijah BynumProducers: Jeffrey Soros, Dan Gilroy, Simon Horsman, Jennifer FoxBox office: $1.1 millionDistributed by: Briarcliff Entertainment

In this archival episode, Aaron and Erwin McManus dive into the power of mindset, creativity, and overcoming overthinking. They reflect on their recent experiences, including conversations with influential voices in business and entrepreneurship, emphasizing the value of mutual growth and meaningful dialogue. They also explore themes of Erwin's book, Mind Shift, breaking down the importance of shifting mental frameworks, taking decisive action, and avoiding the paralysis of overthinking.Erwin shares insights from his work as a mindset performance expert, explaining how overthinking affects not only athletes but also entrepreneurs, artists, and anyone striving for success. He defines overthinking as the habit of constantly running negative scenarios rather than positive ones, which creates hesitation and self-doubt. Aaron admits to struggling with this, especially in relationships, leading to a discussion on trust, control, and the illusion of certainty. Erwin explains that trying to control every outcome fuels anxiety and that the best way to break free is to act boldly rather than remain stuck in endless deliberation.They explore practical strategies for overcoming overthinking, highlighting the importance of action and repetition. Erwin uses the example of designing a jacket, emphasizing that creativity thrives on momentum rather than perfectionism. Aaron reflects on his difficulty in committing to decisions and how fear of outside judgment can stifle progress. Erwin stresses that consistency in action creates confidence, allowing people to move forward with clarity rather than hesitation.The conversation shifts to the balance between structure and spontaneity. Erwin thrives in chaos and unpredictability, seeing them as essential to innovation, while Aaron values stability and routine. They agree that while creativity demands a degree of unpredictability, having foundational systems in place can provide the freedom to take risks and explore new ideas. Repetition and confidence emerge as major themes, with Erwin explaining how consistent action builds resilience and decisiveness. He shares a humorous yet revealing story about a nightmare involving Kawhi Leonard, using it to illustrate how negative thoughts can dominate our minds if left unchecked. The key, he explains, is learning to replace negative mental loops with positive scenarios, setting the foundation for a mindset geared toward success.As the episode winds down, Erwin shifts the focus to purpose and personal essence, arguing that true fulfillment comes not from achievements but from who we become in the process. He challenges listeners to prioritize growth, take decisive action, and embrace change as a constant force in life. Aaron and Erwin agree that every small decision compounds over time, creating the trajectory for long-term success.They close by inviting listeners to engage deeper with the Mind Shift community, encouraging them to step into a mindset of action, creativity, and resilience. Whether in business, relationships, or personal growth, the key to success lies in taking bold steps forward.

Daniel and Erwin review the new A24 Distributed movie, "Death of a Unicorn." They talk about the ambitions it has, its tonal shift, the actors performances led by Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega, and if it overall works. Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they somewhere between? Listen to find out!Description:When a man and his daughter accidentally hit and kill a unicorn with their car, his boss tries to exploit the creature's miraculous curative properties -- with horrific results.Release date: March 28, 2025 (USA)Director: Alex ScharfmanProducers: Jenna Ortega, Alex Scharfman, Jacob Epstein· See moreBudget: $15 millionDistributed by: A24Edited by: Ron Dulin

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En el episodio de hoy me siento con Erwin Raphael McManus, autor, conferencista, creativo y fundador de Mosaic Church en Los Angeles, California. Erwin me cuenta cómo fueron sus primeros años creciendo entre El Salvador y Estados Unidos, la experiencia de ser adoptado sin saberlo, la importancia de sanar antes de convertirse en padre y las enseñanzas detrás de su nuevo libro “Las Siete Frecuencias de la Comunicación”. También hablamos sobre su trabajo con jóvenes en comunidades de alto riesgo, cómo el miedo puede convertirse en una brújula hacia el propósito, el poder que tienen las palabras para transformar nuestra vida y el legado que quiere dejar a través de su vida y su trabajo creativo. Tres "takeaways" de este episodio: 1.⁠ ⁠Las emociones negativas se te pegan, pero las positivas hay que trabajarlas todos los días. 2.⁠ Si quieres cambiar tus emociones, tienes que cambiar la historia que te estás contando. 3.⁠ ⁠No puedes cambiar tu vida si no estás dispuesto a perder tu antigua identidad. Sigue a Erwin: Página web | Instagram | Youtube No olvides suscribirte a nuestro canal de Youtube.

In de dagelijkse podcast van FC Afkicken bespreken Bart Obbink, Mart ten Have en Minne Groenstege onder meer de besliste titelstrijd door de overwinning van Ajax op PSV, Feyenoord dat in een doelpuntrijk duel afrekent met GAE, NEC dat weer een comeback maakt, de nieuwe TD van FC Groningen en spektakel in de derby van Sevilla!(00:30) Geen reet te doen op Lanzarote(02:20) Bosz overklast door Farioli(17:35) Coach van het Jaar(18:35) GAE verdedigde niet tegen Feyenoord(26:25) Vito van Crooij is een schot in de roos(31:00) Erwin van de Looi verdient meer lof(32:20) Wie gaat er op de zestiende plek eindigen?(34:15) Mo Allach de nieuwe TD van FC Groningen(35:25) Spektakel in de derby van SevillaIn de podcast verwijzen Bart, Mart en Minne naar:De VI PRO analyse van Pieter Zwart over PSV - Ajax: https://www.vi.nl/pro/analyse/bescheiden-francesco-farioli-is-slimmer-dan-peter-boszDe samenvatting van Real Betis - Sevilla: https://youtu.be/Cnno7pz8QmU?si=qJrdKzwq5xRK5rjnCoach van het JaarJe kan je nog steeds inschrijven voor onze subleague in Coach van het Jaar!Kijk op: https://www.coachvanhetjaar.nl/subleagues/33921/FC_AFKICKENZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In this episode of the Mind Shift Podcast, Aaron McManus and Erwin Raphael McManus host a Q&A session with their Mind Shift online community, diving into a range of thought-provoking topics. They discuss how to prioritize creative projects, especially when energy is limited, with Erwin advising that tackling the least enjoyable tasks first can help free up motivation for more inspiring work. He emphasizes the importance of pursuing opportunities rather than obligations and warns against falling into the perfectionism trap, where endless tweaking is driven by fear rather than genuine improvement. Deadlines, he explains, are crucial for knowing when a project is complete, and releasing something before it feels perfect is often a necessary part of growth.A discussion on compatibility in teams leads Erwin to challenge the common understanding of the term, arguing that likability is often the true key to compatibility. When people genuinely enjoy working together, they naturally become more adaptable. In volunteer-based or inherited teams, fostering an authentic connection can help create a stronger, more cohesive dynamic. When asked about maintaining calm in crisis situations, Erwin highlights humility and gratitude as stabilizing forces that prevent emotional spirals.Communication becomes a focal point as the conversation shifts to relationships, with Erwin explaining how the seven frequencies can be used to create deeper intimacy. He emphasizes that understanding the meaning behind words and interpreting different communication styles can significantly enhance relational depth. When a listener asks about sharing grand visions with family members, Erwin advises breaking down ambitious ideas into specific, tangible steps. Using his own experience of launching a fashion brand during the pandemic, he illustrates how clear, digestible goals help make bold ideas more believable and achievable.The conversation takes a compelling turn when a listener asks about masculinity and the role of rites of passage in shaping strong, confident men. Erwin expresses his belief in the necessity of these cultural milestones, arguing against the modern concept of toxic masculinity. Instead, he highlights virtues like honor, nobility, and enlightenment as essential traits for men to embrace. He shares his vision of mentoring young men and helping them develop confidence and strength in a way that is constructive and empowering.Another listener asks about handling aggressive political opinions in public spaces, prompting Erwin to reflect on the psychology behind aggression. He explains that hostility often stems from fear or ignorance and advises against taking it personally. He suggests focusing on principles rather than personalities, staying composed, and engaging in dialogue only when it is truly productive.As the episode nears its conclusion, a listener asks what led Erwin to start his own church rather than joining an existing model. He shares that the decision came from a deep commitment to his non-negotiables—faith, community, and creative freedom. Rather than conforming to a structure that didn't align with his values, he sought to pioneer something unique. He encourages others to define their own core values and use them as guiding principles when making significant life and career decisions.Aaron and Erwin close the conversation by inviting listeners to engage more deeply with the Mind Shift community. They emphasize that growth comes from learning, dialogue, and collaboration, urging members to invite others into the space. This ongoing conversation is not just about personal development but about building a collective that fosters deeper thought, creativity, and transformation.

Movie director Jon Erwinis someone who has had great success over the years. From October Baby way back in 2011 to Jesus Revolution and back to I Can Only Imagine, the Birmingham, Alabama native has always had a knack for finding and telling stories that resonate with people deeply for their foundational family values told through the lens of faith.Erwin is also someone who is a collector and keeper of past memories that have developed into projects he is passionate about. One needs to look no further than his 2023 releaseJesus Revolution starring Kelsey Grammer and Jonathan Roumie. Intrigued by a 1966 Time Magazine cover stating “Is God Dead?”, Erwin carried around the magazine in his computer bag for nearly a decade before turning that base idea into the aforementioned movie that generated $54 million at the box office.His latest passion project is a new 8-episode limited series currently airing on Amazon Prime called House of David. Stemming from a vivid memory he had visiting Israel with his father at age 16, Erwin thought that one day he could make a sweeping, visually spectacular recreation on the life of King David from the Old Testament.Starring Broadway actor Michael Iskander, Ali Suliman, Ayelet Zurer, and Stephen Lang, House of David tells the story of the ascent of the aforementioned beloved Biblical figure, who eventually becomes the most renowned and celebrated king of Israel.Erwin and Iskander join us on the podcast to discuss the critical importance of Biblical accuracy in retelling David's story, why this popular figure of the Old Testament is considered the first superhero in human history, and how this project humbled each of them.

Guest: Erwin LutzerChurch: Moody Church, ChicagoPosition: Pastor EmeritusBook: The Eclipse Of God: Our Nation's Disastrous Search for a More Inclusive Deity (and What We Must Do About It)Interview Location: 2025 National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Dallas, TXWebsite: moodymedia.org

Daniel and Erwin review the latest in Disney's live action remakes, "Snow White" Directed by Marc Webb and starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot. They talk about the controversies in it, why Disney keeps making these remakes, and if it holds up to the animated film in any way at all. Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they Somewhere Between!? Listen to find out!Description:Disney's Snow White, or simply Snow White, is a 2025 American musical fantasy film directed by Marc Webb and written by Erin Cressida Wilson. WikipediaRelease date: March 21, 2025 (USA)Director: Marc WebbBudget: 209 million USDDistributed by: Walt Disney Studios Motion PicturesAdapted from: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Snow WhiteMusic by: Jeff Morrow (score); Larry Morey and Frank Churchill (songs); Pasek and Paul (new songs);

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Daniel and Erwin review the latest action comedy, "Novocaine" starring Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder, and Jacob Batalon. They talk about the creative idea, the fun action, and more! Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they Somewhere Between!? Listen to find out!Description: When the girl of his dreams gets kidnapped, a man turns his inability to feel pain into an unexpected advantage as he fights a bunch of thugs to get her back. Release date: March 14, 2025 (USA) Budget: $18 million Directed by: Dan Berk; Robert Olsen Distributed by: Paramount Pictures Music by: Lorne Balfe; Andrew Kawczynski Produced by: Joby Harold; Tory Tunnell; Drew Simon; Julian Rosenberg; Matt Schwartz

In this episode of Mind Shift, Aaron and Erwin McManus dive deep into the rapid growth of the Mind Shift Podcast, reflecting on its impact and the evolution of their community. They introduce the $25/month Mind Shift membership, which offers private episodes, community calls, and exclusive content on the app "Skool" explaining why they chose it over Patreon.The conversation shifts to the Academy Awards, where they discuss the growing gap between Hollywood's elite and general audiences. Films like Emilia Perez and Anora become focal points, sparking a debate on whether the Academy prioritizes ideological messaging over compelling storytelling. Erwin points out how many of these films fail to resonate with everyday viewers, raising questions about Hollywood's direction and the broader cultural narratives shaping entertainment.Aaron and Erwin also examine how certain films normalize controversial themes, such as sex work. They discuss Anora and its portrayal of prostitution, reflecting on past films like Pretty Woman that romanticized the industry. Drawing from Erwin's personal experience working with individuals involved in prostitution, they highlight the harsh realities behind the glamorized depictions. This leads to a broader discussion on the influence of pornography, sex work, and the media's role in shaping perceptions about these industries.As the discussion turns to media influence, Aaron and Erwin explore how public narratives are often manipulated. They dissect government policies, media distortion, and how news outlets selectively frame stories to serve political agendas. Erwin shares an example involving the deportation of Venezuelan gang members, pointing out how the media spins narratives to fit ideological viewpoints. They stress the difficulty of discerning truth in an era where misinformation and bias dominate the conversation.The political landscape is another major theme, with Aaron and Erwin analyzing the shifting ideologies within the Democratic and Republican parties. They discuss how political identities evolve, touching on nationalism, global ideologies like communism, and the broader impact of cultural identity on national policies. They reflect on both major parties and the growing polarization in society.The episode concludes with personal reflections on the importance of open dialogue and deeper conversations. Aaron and Erwin emphasize the role of podcasts like Mind Shift in fostering nuanced discussions that challenge mainstream narratives. They invite listeners to join the Mind Shift community for exclusive content and deeper engagement, encouraging thoughtful conversations that go beyond surface-level discourse.Join the discussion, share your thoughts in the comments, and become part of the Mind Shift community for more in-depth conversations!

Daniel and Erwin review the latest A24 distributed Horror movie, "Opus" directed by Mark Anthony Green. They talk about the similarities of other horror movies, if it stands on its own, the idea of cult and celebrity. Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they Somewhere Between? Listen to find out! Description: A young writer travels to the remote compound of a legendary pop star who mysteriously disappeared 30 years ago.Surrounded by a cult of sycophants and intoxicated journalists, she soon finds herself in the middle of his twisted plan. Release date January 27, 2025 (USA) Director Mark Anthony Green 

Erwin Lutzer is one of the many dynamic speakers coming to the Kingdom Come Conference at the Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church April 4-6. He will speak on At the conference, he will speak on Defeating the Spirit of Babylon. That will also be his topic as he joins Mornings with Eric and Brigitte on Thursday. Kingdom Come ConferenceDonate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wrmbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel and Erwin review Netflix's latest blockbuster, "The Electric State" directed by Joe and Anthony Russo. They talk about the debate between plagiarism and homage, Netflix's insane amount of money spent on it, and if this all amounts to a great movie. Did they love it, did they hate it, or are they somewhere between? Listen to find out!Description:The Electric State is a 2025 American science fiction action-adventure film produced and directed by Anthony and Joe Russo. Its screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely is loosely based on the 2018 illustrated novel by Simon Stålenhag. WikipediaRelease date: March 14, 2025 (USA)Directors: Anthony Russo, Joe RussoBudget: $320 millionProducers: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo, Mike Larocca, Russell Ackerman, Patrick Newall, Chris CastaldiDistributed by: NetflixBased on: The Electric State; by Simon Stålenhag

Guest: Jon ErwinStreaming Series: House of David Position/Role: Executive Producer, Co-DirectorWebsite: thewonderproject.com

In this episode of Mind Shift, Aaron and Erwin McManus dive into deep and thought-provoking conversations about faith, leadership, identity, and personal transformation. They explore how shame and guilt can hold people back, emphasizing that true faith leads to grace, forgiveness, and freedom. Erwin shares personal experiences about hearing God's voice and how scripture can reshape negative thinking.The discussion begins with Aaron introducing the podcast and mentioning how their conversations often touch on culture, leadership, relationships, and even politics. Erwin recalls moments when he's received criticism from both liberals and conservatives, highlighting how communication has become more polarized. He stresses the importance of conversations like Mind Shift in helping people think more critically and communicate better.Aaron then shifts the discussion to deeper spiritual questions, starting with how to break free from shame. Erwin explains that while guilt comes from doing something wrong, shame makes people feel fundamentally unworthy. He argues that many religious systems use shame to control people, but faith in Jesus offers grace, acceptance, and freedom from that cycle. Instead of being weighed down by past mistakes, people should define themselves by what God says about them—not the opinions of others.The conversation then moves into the nature of good and evil. Aaron asks Erwin if he believes in evil, and Erwin responds with a strong “yes.” He explains that evil is real, both in human actions and in a broader spiritual sense. He shares a chilling story about a man with multiple voices inside his head who once wanted to visit their home. This moment reinforced for him that evil isn't just theoretical—it manifests in people's lives.A key theme throughout the episode is the idea that suffering and hardship are inevitable, but faith allows people to navigate them with resilience. Aaron asks how to posture oneself for miracles, and Erwin responds by emphasizing that faith itself is a space where miracles happen. He shares personal stories of miraculous moments he's witnessed throughout his life, reinforcing the idea that God is always at work, even when people don't recognize it.The conversation turns to the topic of hearing God's voice. Aaron asks how people can know when God is speaking to them. Erwin explains that God often speaks in an internal, deeply personal way, and the more someone walks in faith, the more they'll recognize His voice. He encourages listeners to trust their inner promptings and align their actions with God's character.Aaron then asks why Erwin chose to follow Jesus instead of another belief system. Erwin shares his personal journey of faith, reflecting on moments that shaped his spiritual path. He recalls a pivotal experience when he felt called to stay in a prison to share the gospel, a moment that transformed his understanding of ministry and solidified his commitment to helping others find freedom in Christ.As the episode wraps up, Erwin and Aaron reflect on their journeys and encourage listeners to take their own steps in faith. Erwin extends an invitation for people to trust in Jesus, emphasizing that faith isn't about rules or religion—it's about transformation, freedom, and stepping into a new life. The episode concludes with a prayer and a reminder that faith is a journey, one that invites people to experience the deep and powerful love of God.

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Doug Erwin drops by SDH AM to talk about the groundbreaking ceremony in suburban Greenville, South Carolina Wednesday involving the Triumph and Ronaldinho...What it means, the next steps, and the win over Union Omaha

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In this episode of Mind Shift, Aaron and Erwin McManus reflect on their time in Mexico City, where the Mosaic community has grown from 60 to 225 attendees in a small art gallery space. They celebrate the resilience and teamwork of the community, highlighting how adversity has strengthened their bond. This theme of overcoming conflict and fostering unity extends into a broader discussion on leadership, negotiation, and personal growth.Erwin shares key insights into conflict resolution, emphasizing the importance of diffusing crises without escalating them. He explains how power should not be fought with power, advocating instead for humility and adaptability in leadership. Drawing from his experiences in South Dallas working with drug cartels, he illustrates the value of seeing the world from another person's perspective and finding solutions that benefit all parties involved.The conversation delves into different approaches to leadership, with Aaron and Erwin comparing their psychological assessments and how their personalities shape the way they navigate conflicts. Erwin underscores the necessity of self-awareness and emotional control, warning against letting ego drive decision-making. He shares his rules for conflict resolution—never be the bomb, avoid responding to conflict with aggression, and step away if you cannot present the best version of yourself.The discussion expands to leadership on a global scale, using the Trump-Zelensky interaction as an example of how conflicts could be better managed through strategic humility and gratitude. Erwin explains how simple acts of appreciation can de-escalate tension and shift the dynamic of a conversation. He stresses the importance of intention in leadership, urging leaders to focus on their motivations rather than striving for perfection.As the episode concludes, Aaron and Erwin hint at a multi-part series on conflict resolution, diving deeper into identifying destructive behaviors, navigating difficult situations, and fostering peace. They invite listeners to join the Mind Shiftcommunity for exclusive content and discussions, encouraging engagement with these vital leadership and personal growth lessons.

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As we learn about unity, Suzie Lind, Tim Timmons, Mike Erre and Kevin Dixon are asking when it's okay to say enough is enough, break fellowship and walk away.But first: Have you ever called someone you've known for years by the wrong name? Yeah, us neither. But apparently it's a problem for Mike, who accidentally renamed our producer, Edwin Rivera III, and is still trying to splain it away.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro01:00 The Eff'n Erwin Experience04:57 Michelle, My Hell08:30 Justyfiable Errors10:42 Seth Erre and the Upside Down Timdom16:33 If content finally begins and no one is listening, did it really happen? - - - - -Have a question or comment for the NOW team? Join the conversation by texting us at +1 615 861 9503.

In this episode of Mind Shift, Aaron and Erwin McManus explore the evolving role of community, the importance of diverse perspectives, and the shifting cultural landscape. Broadcasting from New York City, they invite listeners to join the Mind Shift community, which offers exclusive content and monthly calls for $25 a month. Erwin highlights the deep value of community-driven discussions, where members bring thought-provoking questions that shape meaningful conversations.The discussion shifts to the necessity of diverse perspectives in personal growth. They emphasize the importance of engaging with ideas that challenge one's beliefs rather than staying within the comfort of agreement. Using a recent protest in Washington Square Park as an example, they discuss the unique freedom of speech in America and how differing viewpoints enrich democratic discourse. Erwin expands on this by reflecting on global conflicts, including varying perspectives on the Ukraine war, encouraging listeners to stay open-minded in their understanding of history and politics.They touch on the cultural shifts since 2020, including challenges to the nuclear family, changes in societal values, and the increasing openness of younger generations to spirituality. A key focus of this episode is the growing trend of sobriety among young people. Erwin shares his personal experience of finding peace without relying on substances, emphasizing the importance of developing inner resilience and spiritual grounding. They also explore the rise of stoicism and its relationship with faith, noting that while stoicism provides discipline and control, it lacks the deeper empathy and love found in Jesus' teachings.Expanding on the theme of personal growth, Erwin discusses how addictions—whether to alcohol, cannabis, or other substances—often need to be replaced with healthier habits. He stresses the importance of intentional choices, treating the body as a temple, and pursuing fulfillment through positive behaviors rather than destructive cycles.The conversation rounds out with an exploration of identity and tribalism. Aaron and Erwin challenge the limitations of identity politics, arguing that true identity should be rooted in values, character, and essence rather than surface-level traits. They reflect on their own experiences with cultural diversity and the balance between individualism and belonging, encouraging listeners to build identities that transcend societal labels.This episode of Mind Shift serves as a call to action for deeper thinking, conscious living, and meaningful community. By embracing diverse perspectives, challenging personal biases, and cultivating positive habits, listeners can shift their mindsets and step into a more intentional, purpose-driven life.

In this powerful episode of Mind Shift, Erwin McManus and Brendon Burchard explore the evolving nature of identity, personal transformation, and the pursuit of purpose. Brendon defines identity as “who do you think you are, where do you think you fit, and how do you feel about it?” emphasizing that identity shifts throughout life and should be consciously shaped. Erwin shares his own journey of self-reinvention, highlighting the importance of focusing on who we are becoming rather than being confined by past versions of ourselves.The discussion dives deep into personal growth, self-perception, and the role of joy in living a meaningful life. Brendon and Erwin stress the importance of building strong relationships, surrounding oneself with great people, and demonstrating growth through actions rather than explanations. They explore how coaches can help individuals develop self-confidence and make impactful decisions, with Brendon offering insights from his extensive work with high performers.A key theme throughout the conversation is the balance between striving for success and finding fulfillment in the present. Brendon encourages a mind shift from being pushed by fear to being pulled by purpose, emphasizing that a life of service and intentionality leads to true satisfaction. The conversation also addresses the impact of mistakes, the importance of truth and kindness, and how personal breakthroughs can ripple out to positively affect others.Spirituality, imagination, and creativity play a significant role in their discussion, with Erwin reflecting on the power of imagination as proof of a deeper, transcendent reality. They explore the importance of expanding one's inner universe and aligning with a greater sense of meaning, while also staying grounded in the everyday joys of life. Brendon and Erwin share practical strategies for staying disciplined, maintaining self-care, and cultivating a positive, energized mindset.As the conversation unfolds, they touch on the importance of community, connection, and being present with loved ones. Brendon shares insights from working with hospice patients, underscoring that, at the end of life, what matters most is love, relationships, and the impact we have on others. Their discussion is a compelling reminder that personal growth isn't just about self-improvement—it's about creating a life of joy, service, and deep connection with the world around us.This conversation is packed with transformative insights, offering wisdom for anyone seeking to redefine their identity, find fulfillment, and build a life of meaning. Don't miss this inspiring discussion between two thought leaders dedicated to helping people unlock their potential.

I'm going on tour! Come see The School of Greatness LIVE in person!Get my new book Make Money Easy here!My friend Erwin McManus returns to dive deep into the fascinating world of human communication and connection. As the author of "The Seven Frequencies of Communication," Erwin breaks down how our words carry frequencies that shape the universe inside others. We explore how mastering different communication frequencies can transform our relationships, why authenticity and empathy are essential for powerful connection, and how our own self-worth influences the relationships we attract. Erwin vulnerably shares his personal journey of finding freedom beyond others' expectations and offers profound insights on living fearlessly at any age. Whether you're looking to deepen your relationships, communicate more effectively, or step into a more authentic version of yourself, this conversation will give you practical tools and inspiring perspectives to elevate your impact.Get Erwin's New Book: The Seven Frequencies of CommunicationIn this episode you will learn:How your communication frequency can either elevate or limit your relationshipsWhy we attract relationships that match our level of self-worthThe powerful connection between empathy, authenticity and effective communicationHow to transform fear from a paralyzing force into fuel for growthWays to break free from living up to others' expectations and embrace your unique pathFor more information go to https://www.lewishowes.com/1731For more Greatness text PODCAST to +1 (614) 350-3960More SOG episodes we think you'll love:Sarah Jakes Roberts – greatness.lnk.to/1606SCMichael Todd  – greatness.lnk.to/1508SCEric Thomas – greatness.lnk.to/1696SC Get more from Lewis! Pre-order my new book Make Money EasyGet The Greatness Mindset audiobook on SpotifyText Lewis AIYouTubeInstagramWebsiteTiktokFacebookX