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This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://www.betterhelp.com/gunter and get on your way to being your best self.” Get started today and enjoy 10% off your first month. Your discount code “gunter" will be automatically applied.We are seeling sponsorship partners to connect with like minded individuals and we have over 50k downloads per episode each week globally. We were ranked #1 in Feedspott's Best Podcast  to follow in 2024 for Men's Mental Health and #5 in the USA. please reach out to Showrunner/Exec Producer Miranda Spigener-Sapon miranda.sapon@bonfirecinema.com  to sign up as sponsor and request our media kit.This week on Inspire Change, and in observance of Father Day in Australia, he dives into the topic of "The Power of Fathers."   We honoring men who have taken on the role of being a dad.  We will go from joy to frustration and rage in 5 minutes but then explore the joy and inspiration that also comes with it. The role of fathers is far more complex and nuanced than the stereotypes of the typical breadwinner. So join us now for a deep dive into this.A few points covered in the episode:BondingEmotionalPreparing for the birthRelationshipsEffective Communication For Sons: Fathers are the first role model in learning what it means to be a man.For Daughters:   Girls with positive father relationships have high self-estem, better academic outcomes and strong romantic relationships.DISCLAIMER - If you experience any stress or trauma or are triggered from any topics or excercises presented on our show please seek or reach out to a therapist or professional help.  If you do not have access to therapy or not sure where to turn - you may also seek BetterHelp.com  for online therapy with a professional therapist  and feel free to use the BetterHelp.com/Gunter for generous discount off the first month. 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Through countless sessions of therapy, coaching, and consulting, we have witnessed firsthand the transformative power of learning to be more self-aware, and understanding how to be more flexible, adaptable, and resilient.In today's society, traditional notions of masculinity are being challenged and redefined. This book emerges as a beacon of insight and guidance, offering a framework for understanding and cultivating a new kind of masculinity—one that is authentic, empathetic, and accountable. Our journey in writing "Making Good Men Great" has been driven by a profound belief that men have the potential to be compassionate, courageous, and connected.This book is not merely a theoretical exploration; it is a practical blueprint for personal growth and societal transformation. Through thought-provoking insights and actionable advice, we aim to empower men to transcend outdated stereotypes and embrace a more inclusive and holistic vision of manhood.We use the metaphor of surfing as central to our narrative. Just as surfers attune themselves to the rhythms of the ocean, men must learn to navigate the ever-changing currents of gender dynamics with grace and adaptability. Masculinity, like the ocean, is vast, dynamic, and ever-shifting. Our hope is to guide men in riding these waves with skill and integrity."Making Good Men Great" addresses the core issues that impact both women and men: patriarchy and its pervasive influence. We explore how patriarchal values—territoriality, hierarchy, acquisition, competition, and combativeness—shape and often distort the male experience. 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It encourages men to embark on a journey of self-discovery and collective transformation, fostering a world where men are celebrated for their compassion, integrity, and dedication to positive change. As we stand at a cultural crossroads, "Making Good Men Great" offers a guiding light for men aspiring to contribute to a more equitable and compassionate society.As you listen to today's episode, we invite you to reflect on the legacy you want to leave behind. Think about how you can become not just a good man but a great one. Join us on this journey from good to great, and let's ride the waves of a new masculinity towards a future brimming with hope, unity, and profound transformation.Thank you for tuning in to "Inspire Change with Gunter." Stay inspired, stay engaged, and let's continue to inspire change together.Do you want to Inspire Change? Or maybe you are because many of us inspire change everyday, but what about making a global difference? 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Justin Timberlake ruined the tour. What tour? The world tour. George Santos signed up for Only Fans. Plane Jane declared war with Chappell Roan. Prince William and the kids stopped by The Eras Tour. Howie the crab molted. A mom goes viral on TikTok for invoicing another parent after a play date. Delta Work explores the term "ate." Our guest co-host for this week is bestie and podcast producer extraordinaire, Kristina Lopez! Tiffany will be back from her FIESTA next week and you'll finally get a week off from Molly's Get more stories and ad-free episodes by supporting the show on Patreon LINKS LINKS George Santos George Santos announced his Only Fans page. $29.99 a month. Justin Timberlake Justin Timberlake arrested for DUI Jessica Biel extremely upset about the arrest Satirical X account “Poo Crave” gets shut down after viral tweet Police report from the OWI arrest drops Video of Justin looking like he's high on some kind of substance at his first show since arrest goes viral CONSPIRACY THEORY: Artists are getting arrested to cancel their tours after lackluster ticket sales ClubChalamet explains why Timothee will never have a mug shot Prince William Prince William's Father Day post of him and the kids jumping over a marsh is giving AI Prince William and the kids went to Eras Tour for Father's Day Taylor, Travis, and the Royal Family Prince William dancing Howie Howie the Crab has her 3rd molt on TikTok Laura Porter (Howie's mom) shows off Howie's molted shell and explains it Howie is squishy after her molt Plane Jane Plane Jane shades Chappell Roan, calls her appreciation for drag “performative” Chappell Roan: A Refreshing Intersection of Sapphic & Drag Cultures by Emma Mudd Azealia chimes in on Chappell, Sabrina Carpenter, and Taylor Delta Work Delta Work discovers the term “you ate” Delta breaks down Vibes Follow us on TikTok, Instagram and Twitter Find more of Molly's stuff Find more of Tiffany's stuff

Back at it with another fun episode and i start the show off with some love to smooth vibes and bring it back to the streets. DANI LEIGH - EASY FABOLOUS - TAKE IT EASY FREESTYLE FABOLOUS - UPS AND DOWN FREESTYLE (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠00:00-08:55) On today's episode i speak about I talk about history repeating itself and start Father Day with a blast. Speaking positive affirmations into the universe and start bringing yourself up. I also do a movie review for Kingdom of Planet of the apes sooooooo SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT!!!!! (08:56-33:12) I then jump into The Cool Report  we start off with Remy Ma family issues and what is it with kids that come from money feeling the need to kill for street cred. From there we talk about Ken and friends on Juneteenth, and how American it is to kick your foe back in. On the other side Birdman shows his ignorance while giving a speech to inmates that were trying to better themselves.  (33:13-55:35) We then step into a new segment where the listeners ask me 3 questions about myself. Like if i noticed the drop of father's day slander this year, and i can say yeah it was down. Another ask if i have ever been a thief at work and have eaten someone else's lunch. the last questioner ask me a very June type question, which was pick a dude to be with if i went in that direction. (55:36:01:06:04) Then we have 2 fans ask us a questions for PTL where we get asked the tough questions where we place ourselves in their shoes. Like would you be able to put your dreams to the side for your partner. What is the timeline for their dream to hit. Another lover want to know what to do with a jealous lover and how she has a hard time going out because he feels everyone wants her. (01:06:05-01:15:10) THE FIN On the way out I speak on a mic swap and trying out the podmec to see how this will now sound. (01:15:11-01:17:43) please continue to like, share, comment and subscribe. PEACE OUT!!!! For questions to be answered on Part time lover please email @nospecialcharacterspod@gmail.com TIME CODE INTRO/ SUPA HOT FIRE MIX - 00:00 WHATS NEW - 08:56 THE COOL REPORT - 33:13 ASK ME A QUESTION - 55:36 PART TIME LOVER - 01:06:05 OUTRO - 01:15:11

On today's P1 Podcast, Sky tells us about the gifts her and her daughter got for The Boo

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What gift will you be giving for Father's Day? Tim is getting a good one! Cayden keeps Chelsea up all night until 2am. We Name that Movie with a specific song with Bruce, who finally shows up to the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Angel Marie and Kevin Cover the Weekly Rundown followed by and in-depth interview with Hip Hop Artist Eli Capella and Entrepreneur/Photographer Brandon Ballard.  

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Your favorite Asian dads have teamed up to bring you this special Father Day's episode. Apologies to Ben if he's secretly a dad. Mic has some really big news. Lingjie can cry on demand. Come listen to The Worst Asian Podcast. www.instagram.com/nicepantsbro/www.asiannotasianpod.com/ ------------------------------------------- FOLLOW US EVERYWHERE @WorstAsianPod ► WEBSITE: www.worstasianpod.com ► INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/worstasianpod ► FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/worstasianpod ► TWITTER: www.twitter.com/worstasianpod ► TIKTOK: www.tiktok.com/@worstasianpod ► YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/3Agv8Aj ► EMAIL: WorstAsianPodcast@Gmail.com ------------------------------------------- SUPPORT US ► SUBSCRIPTION: On the Apple Podcast App or Spotify App This subscription gives you exclusive access to monthly bonus full episodes & shows general support for the podcast. These bonus eps will be more personal & include misc fun ideas that we've had but wouldn't work as regular eps. - Subscribe on Apple Podcast app: Click the "subscribe" box on the main page of this podcast - Subscribe on Spotify app: Click the "want to hear more from this" box on the main page of this podcast.  But the app is buggy so if that box doesn't show up than go to www.anchor.fm/worstasian/subscribe ------------------------------------------- #asianamerican #asian #asians #podcast #asiancomedy #asianmillennials #proudtobeasian #asianpride #asiancommunity #representationmatters #asianrepresentation #asianculture #asianlife #aapi #funny #comedy #flushing #asianmemes #yappie #asianmen #asianboy #asianguy #asiannews #asianstyle #millennials #stopasianhate #Asianqualifiers #veryasian #asianpopculture #asianexcellence #japan #japanese #korea #korean #kpop #china #chinese #chinatown #koreatown #ktown #ctown

Hour 1 - To figure out what to get his wife for Mother's Day BJ will go into the shared Amazon cart he and his wife has to try and figure out what to get. Since Father's Day is coming up BJ left some items in their cart for her to see and get a hint on what he wants. She deleted the items out of the cart. Travis Kelce was at a charity over the weekend with several big name celebrities. When he was on a panel with Jason Sudaekis the SNL alum asked Kelce when he was gonna make an honest woman out of Taylor. 

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Huzzah and welcome to Episode 108 of Game Pass NewsThings the We will cover in this weeks Episode include:Father Day gifts from our loved onesA reminder about the Twitch contest to win 3 months of GP ultimatePhil explains some misunderstood wordsXbox gives us a roadmap to 2024Flintlock locked out of 2023Todd Howard is just like us!Is players played a good metric for Game Pass?What's coming and going!The lack of games we've being playing! All this and more in your weekly dose of your favourite unofficial Xbox Game Pass PodcastPlease leave us feedback or questions for the next episode in the review section! We will read them out and answer them live in the recording!Email - gamepassnewscast@gmail.comYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@gamepassnewsTwitch - Twitch.tv/gamepassnews Twitter - https://twitter.com/GamePassNews

Jim, Rob and Steve hang out in Carter's Rare Eagle Bar to sip on a couple whiskeys and talk about Father's Day and what it means to be a Kentucky Gentleman (or Southern Gentleman). Listen in as we do our best to pay homage to great dads/gentlemen everywhere. Cheers! Thank you to our sponsor, Blanton's Bourbon Shop. Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

Tap into this FatherDay segment where three fathers discuss their experience as fathers and also the struggles that we faced with our own fathers as well. If one thing is for sure fatherhood has no solid guide and is imperfect but we are willing to learn and become better.

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So in light of the psalms we've seen before, David's situation in Psalm 64 is one that sounds familiar: David cries out to God for help against his enemies, God acts, and then there's the result.Psalm 64 includes the combination of human trouble and divine action, and then the reality that it creates. That's a common theme in the Psalms. And so today, instead of us just digging into this psalm like we'd normally do, I want us to slow down and think about how we approach the Psalms as readers. Psalm 64 is the psalm we're looking at, but this morning we're going to be more deliberate in looking at how we look at the Psalms overall.And I think the best analogy for what we're doing here comes from dancing.Most of the time if you're dancing you just wanna dance. You dance your heart out. But sometimes in dancing though, depending on the kind of dance it is, you need to slow down, count your steps, and learn the moves. It takes practice. That's what I want us to do in this sermon. When we approach the psalm, we're taking three steps, answering three questions:What does the text say?Where does the text show us Jesus?How must I respond?This three-step approach goes, basically: Text, Jesus, Life. Let's pray and get started:Father in heaven, thank you for Jesus. Thank you that he is our true prophet, priest, and king, that he is head and savior of the church, that he is the heir of all things, and the judge of the world. And thank you that before the foundation of the world, you gave us to him and you have made him our hope in life and death. This morning we worship Jesus, and we ask, show us his glory, in his name, amen. 1) What Does the Text Say?The first step to ask is, What does the text say?, and we already got started here. I mentioned at the start that we can see three parts to Psalm 64 right away: there's human trouble, divine action, and then the reality that it creates. Look closer at verse 1 for a minute and let's track what's going on:In verses 1–2 David pleads with God for protection against his enemies (three verbs of petition: hear my voice, preserve my life, hide me). Then in verses 3–6, David describes his enemies in detail. Then verses 7–8 starts “But God.” This is where God acts. And in verses 9–10 there's a result because of God's action — all mankind fears and the righteous rejoice.That's Psalm 64. And at this level, in this first step, we just want to read well. We're not thinking about application or what it means for us, we just wanna read the psalm on its own terms — the goal here is to slow down and understand what's being said. And it's pretty straightforward: David is in a jam; he's got enemies; he begs God to do something about his enemies. That's verses 1–6. And we can make some observations here.Enemies DescribedThese enemies are described as doing seven things in verses 2–6. Look at this. David says:They whet their tonguesThey aim bitter wordsThey shoot their word-arrowsThey hold fast to their evil purposeThey talk about laying snaresThey think they can do it secretlyThey search out injusticeNow what's interesting about each of these things is that none of them advances beyond words. This is all about intent and speech. I asked the kids this week, How would you describe evildoers? They said: those who kill innocent people; those who steal stuff; those who hurt children, born and pre-born.That's what the kids said and all that is true, but now look at Psalm 64. The evildoers here are described only in terms of what they think and say. Their evil is first what they devise in their minds and spew with their words.God's ActionAnd David has asked God for help against them (in verses 1 and 2). And look what God does in verse 7. God responds in judgment — and it's fascinating that in God's response, we see four words repeated in verses 7 and 8 that were first said in verses 3 and 4: Tongues, shooting, arrows, and suddenly. Look at this. God turns the table.Verse 3: the tongues of the evildoers is what perpetrates their evil; and verse 8, it's their tongues that lead to their own ruin. Verse 4: the evildoers shoot ‘word'-arrows at the blameless suddenly; verse 7, God shoots his arrow at the evildoers and they are wounded suddenly.Do y'all see those words repeated?Now get this: notice that when talking about the evildoers, David says they shoot arrows (plural, verse 3). But God shoots his arrow (singular, verse 7). I asked the kids why the evildoers had lots of arrows but God only had one arrow. Hannah said, It's because God never needs another shot.See, we just wanna read the text and ask questions. What's this text saying?The ResultIn verse 9 we see the result of God's action. God has given the wicked over to their own devices, to their own ruin, and at the end of verse 8, “all who see them will wag their heads.” That means they shook their heads. Everybody who sees the wicked and what comes of them will shake their heads. Then in verse 9 David says that “all of mankind fears.” God's action has gotten everyone's attention. All mankind — meaning, all peoples (which is setting up Psalms 66 and 67) — they see what God has done and they talk about it. They ponder “what he has done.”And then in verse 10, David turns this into an exhortation. Beyond seeing and pondering what God has done, David says: “Let the righteous one rejoice in Yahweh and take refuge in him! Let all the upright in heart exult!” Rejoicing, taking refuge, exulting — “rejoicing” and “exulting” go together easily and then “taking refuge” gets sandwiched right in the middle. Our coming to God for refuge — our trust in God — is all mixed together here with our joy in God. David is not talking about a different thing when he says to take refuge, he's talking about a different aspect of the same thing. To have faith in God, to trust in him, hide in him, take refuge in him, is to be happy in him. And we should be… that's what the text says.Moving to ApplicationSee what we're doing here? We're reading slow, making observations and asking questions. We want to see what the text means. And then, of course, we want to see what this text means for me. What impact does God intend for this to have on my life? We call this application. How do I apply Psalm 64 to my situation right now?Those are good questions, but we need a caution here: we should be careful not to run to application too quickly. Sometimes we can read a text, find a theological truth in the text, and immediately jump to our own lives — and the problem with that is that sometimes we can apply biblical truth to our lives without ever even thinking about Jesus. And if we don't think about Jesus then we're not really understanding the meaning of the text because every text in the Bible is ultimately about Jesus. Now we might still find some wisdom in the text. It might still be helpful. But unless we're thinking about Jesus, we are underselling the purpose of the Bible. Everything in the Bible ultimately is meant to show us the glory of Jesus, and everything in the Old Testament at least points to him, and so in order for us to make real application — in order to understand what the text really means for us — we have to see Jesus.So this is Step #2.2) Where Does This Text Show Me Jesus?Now I'm calling these “steps” — this is “Step 2” — but I don't want you to think we have to be super mechanical as if it's like “read this way” and then “this way” and “then this.”We want to learn the steps, but remember it's dancing. And the goal at this point is to know how the text in front of us flows into who Jesus is and what he has done.There's a good new book I recently read about this by a Bible scholar and professor named Nicholas Piotrowski. He says the purpose of seeing Jesus in the text is to understand the “climatic meaning” of the text. He says the Bible overall is Christological — which means that the person and work of Christ is the unifying rationale of the Bible. The gospel is ultimately what brings coherency to the Bible in its entirety. And so, get this: if the texts of Scripture are flowing toward Jesus and his gospel, then the application to our lives should follow that same path and flow through Jesus and his gospel.He gives a helpful image: every text is the Bible, in some way, is flowing toward the gospel, and then real, full application flows through the gospel to our lives in all kinds of different ways. Flowing Toward the GospelSo the first thing is how is this text flowing toward the gospel? Where is Jesus?In some texts it's easier to see than others, but if it's not obvious, we can get help if we expand our view a little and think about the wider context.We first start with textual context — we wanna know how the words of this text fit together and within all the words of this particular book; and then we want to think about the canonical context — we wanna know how these words and this book fit within the Bible as a whole.For example, when we read that David has enemies in verse 1, there are some important connections here to the Book of Psalms overall, going back to Psalm 2. Remember that in Psalm 2, the kings of the earth and powers of evil have set themselves against God's anointed. God's “anointed” means God's Messiah (in Hebrew); in Greek, “Anointed” is the word Christ. So Psalm 2 is about the Messiah, the Christ, and this is who God has promised will come from David's lineage. That's the big promise God made to David in 2 Samuel 7. It's the central promise leading into the Book of Psalms. God promised David that he would have a son who would reign as King forever, and so anytime in the Psalms we see the word “King” or “Anointed” we're supposed to remember God's promise about that Son. In Psalm 2, which is like a lens for how to read all the psalms, we see that the King and the Son are the same person.And Psalm 2 says the King-Son has enemies. So Psalm 64 is continuing that theme, and then that takes on even more depth when we remember that the story of the Son and his enemies actually goes back to Genesis Chapter 3. This is the wider context, canonical context.After Adam and Eve sinned and brought the curse of sin on this world, God promised that in the future the Offspring of Woman would crush the serpent. There would be a Savior-Son to come, and God said there would be enmity between Satan and his offspring and this Promised Son to come.Those words in Genesis 3 start a theme we could call the “drama of the Son” and it continues all the way through the Old Testament — from the hope of Noah, to the birth of Isaac and Jacob, to the story of Joseph, to Pharaoh's attack on the firstborn sons of Israel, to the rise of Moses and God's claim on Israel, to the judges and prophets to the choosing of David, to God's promise to David that echoes all the way to the New Testament. There's always been this hope in a Son that would come, and that Son has always had enemies — Psalm 64 falls right in line with that. So before we read about David's enemies and make it instantly about “our enemies” we first should think about Jesus's enemies. David, the King, the Anointed one, had enemies, and we know Jesus, the King, the Anointed One, he had enemies too. So we want to bring Jesus in view. We're thinking about him.To, About, WithAnd one thing that might help us when it comes to seeing Jesus in the Psalms is that we normally can see him in one of three ways.Either the psalm is written to Jesus, about Jesus, or the voice of the psalm is Jesus. Sometimes it can be mixed together at different parts, but when we read, we're thinking: is the psalmist here talking to Jesus, is he talking about Jesus? Or is the psalmist himself the voice of Jesus that we read together with him? Is the psalm to, about, or with Jesus?Well in Psalm 64 when we read about these enemies, notice again that their evil is described as speech and intent. The evil is what they say and devise, and so what about the enemies of Jesus? How are Jesus's enemies described in the Gospels?First, we see the scribes and Pharisees question Jesus (Lk 5:21). Then they spoke to provoke him, “lying in wait for him, to catch him…” (Lk. 11:53).They grumbled about him (Lk. 15:1).The conspired against him, how to destroy him (Lk. 19:47).They sought to lay hands on him, to put him to death (Lk. 20:19; 22:2).They mocked him and muttered about him and vehemently accused him, and railed against him (Lk. 22:63; John 7:12; Lk. 23:10, 39).That is how the enemies of Jesus are described leading up to the cross. So do you think Jesus would say of his enemies that they whet their tongues like swords…who held fast to their evil purposes…who talk of laying snares secretly?You could say that the enemies of Jesus searched out how to do injustice, and they were successful. They were evil from the mind and heart, it came through in their words, and they accomplished what they set out to do.The enemies of the King in Psalm 64 fit the description of the enemies of Jesus, and if Jesus ever asked for help against those enemies, then it's his voice in Psalm 64 that we're reading with. And did God ever shoot his arrow at Jesus's enemies? We know that God did not stop the enemy's arrows shot at Jesus. Because Jesus prayed, “Father, if you are willing, remove this cup from me” (Lk. 22:42) But he was not.The arrows were shot.Nails in his hands and thorns his head,the arrows landed,Jesus was dead. The enemies of Jesus killed him. Except that… in the cross of Christ there was the truest turning of the tables. The devices of the enemy were turned against themselves; they brought upon themselves a ruin worse than what they conspired, because in the death of Jesus there was the death of death. On the third day, suddenly, with one shot, death received its fatal wound because Jesus came back to life, and through his death not only did he make many to be accounted righteous, bearing their iniquities, but he caused them to be more than conquerors, because now the enemy of death doesn't destroy the hopes of God's people but it actually ushers them into his presence of inseparable love and everlasting joy.And when Jesus looked out before the cross and saw that, even in the anguish of his soul he was satisfied. And so for that joy set before him he endured the cross. Jesus knew a joy deeper than the universe; Jesus has gone there; and he's bringing us with him.In Psalm 64, in response to God's action, “all mankind fears.” But in the last verse, David, the psalmist — and with him the voice of Jesus — looks out with an exhortation, really an invitation: Let the righteous one rejoice in Yahwehand take refuge in him!Let all the upright in heart exult! This is a calling…from Jesus, with Jesus. Now, Step 3 — How must we respond?3) How Must I Respond?This is the question: How does application flow to me from this text through the gospel?And it's important that when we think about ourselves here we don't think about ourselves in isolation. Don't skip straight to us as individuals, but instead think: How should the universal church — how should all Christians everywhere respond here?How should our local church respond in light of our time and place?Then — how can I as a member of my local church be part of what God by his Spirit is calling us to?In Psalm 64 it's straightforward. Our response is to rejoice, verse 10. That's the exhortation, and we receive it as an invitation from Jesus to rejoice with him. And this is an idea we actually see in Hebrews. In Hebrews Chapter 2, remember that Jesus is called the founder of our salvation. He's our pioneer, our sanctifier, and Jesus is like us. The writer of Hebrews tells us that Jesus is not ashamed to call us his brothers. Hebrews 2:12, Jesus says to God the Father: “I will tell of your name to my brothers;in the midst of the congregation I will sing your praise.” That's Jesus speaking, from Psalm 22, and do you see what he's doing there? He's leading us in praise.Look, this is amazing. The praise that we give to God — the praise and joy that we have in Jesus is praise and joy that we have with Jesus. Which means, we never should just hear him as saying: praise me, rejoice in me — but it's always: join me in my joy. Hey, he doesn't need our praise. He doesn't need our rejoicing, and that's our only hope that we can rejoice. The joy that Jesus calls us into is deeper than the universe. It's from before the foundations of the world. It's what's behind everything we see. This is the joy of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit that was and is and is to come.That's why we can have this joy no matter what our circumstances are. Because this joy is as deep as God himself. It's deeper than anything. It's deeper than our pain.Because we all have pain. Losses. Hurts. And sometimes, if we get this confused, we can think that our joy is supposed to cover over our pain, and suppress it.We can think about it like a pie chart, and we can think that as long as we have more joy than pain and then we're okay. But that's not it. We can't ignore the pain. We don't cover it. Instead we drill down through the pain to what is most real and most true. We want to get down beneath the losses, beneath the cancer, beneath the disappointment, beneath the broken relationships.We want to get down to what is most real and most true and there we find God who is full of joy. And it's joy that Jesus invites us into with him. There's a little song I've been singing with the kids at home — and they're gonna wanna kill me if I do this — but it's a simple song and it's Father Day, so I wanna teach it to you. It goes like this: You give me joy,down deep in my soul,down deep in my soul,down deep in my soul. I think we should just sing that forever. That's Psalm 64, and that's what brings us to the Table.The TableWe are invited into the joy of Jesus with Jesus because he died for us on the cross. We remember his death here at this table. The bread represents his broken body, the cup represents his shed blood, and if you're here this morning and you trust in Jesus, if you are united to him by faith, we invite you to eat and drink with us. Let's give him thanks.

In the 2nd hour, Don and the guests cover how they have been busy this Summer as the heat starts to settle, an incredibly windy week on the water this past week, Mike's recent speech at a CCA seminar, Brendan's scoop on the  Offshore Mania tournament happening in Florida next week, another female-focused iteration of our Bad Girl of the Week, the "Plastic Man" calls from South Carolina, and a discussion with Mike Calais and Lin Keger about the 73rd Annual Golden Meadow-Fourchon Tarpon Rodeo.

Crocs and Taco Bell are teaming up and Sarah has your Father Day facts!

Being a father was the most magical thing in Garry Junkuhn's life. He could never have imagined that he would lose contact with his two sons for over three years when his girlfriend moved in with him. His pain was akin to four wild horses tearing him apart. Garry's life unravelled further when he learned from a school email that his older son had changed his last name to his mother's surname. However, amidst the darkness, a glimmer of hope emerged. A mentor stepped into Garry's life, urging him to discover the hidden gift within his adversity. And just when he needed it most, a chance encounter with a spiritual leader breathed new life into his shattered spirit, reigniting Garry's trust in himself. It was an arduous multi-year journey,but Garry's unwavering determination led him to reconnect with his sons and embark on a mission to help other fathers find their way back to their children. Prepare yourself for a riveting narrative that not only unveils Garry's raw and deeply personal story but also imparts invaluable lessons on how to transform a life and forge meaningful connections with the ones who matter most. It is a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the power of unconditional love. Moreover, Garry's profound experience catalyzed the birth of 100K Fathers, an organization dedicated to equipping 100,000 fathers with the guidance and tools they need to reunite with their children.   To learn more about the incredible work of 100KFathers, visit their website at https://www.100k-fathers.com/.  

Father's Day is not for Single Mothers, is a candid conversion about raising children as a single mother. Giving acknowledgment of Father Day for a father, doesn't minimize the plight of single mothers raising children without a father support.   

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It's time to slip into something more comfortable with Episode 64 of Two Cool Moms. The moms discuss why they never wear tank top guys and wish they could've gotten into ascots.  Then when the questions come in the Moms' give their favorite Father Day's gifts and share their thoughts on giving tips to workers (or podcast comedians, link: https://bmc.link/TwoCoolMomsPod ).  The mommies talk about the challenge on how to parent two very different children when it comes to their threshold for risk taking and bravery.  Finally Joe gives a behind the scenes story about when he was a cave monster in the movie.

Happy Memorial Day weekend!  We have put together a perfect podcast for this long weekend.  Peter and Cecil open up the mailbag and read your comments and questions.  You have been busy sending in mail and we have comments on gators, aspic, the USPS and lots of response to the "That Don't Taste Right" episode (#79).  If you are headed to the beach or relaxing in the backyard, this is a great time to get caught up with the TDSR family.  Remember, if you are looking for the perfect Father Day gift visit our TDSR gear store! #Memorialday #TDSR #mailbag MERCHANDISE https://that-dont-sound-right.creator-spring.com/ WEBSITE https://thatdontsoundright.com/ tdsrpodcast@gmail.com tdsrpodcast on Instagram

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Father McTeigue answers more listener questions during the Fall Fund Drive. Tune in, and please consider donating to The Station of the Cross 2022 Fall Appeal: "I am Coming Soon" (Rev 22:20) Donate to the 2022 Fall Appeal: "I am Coming Soon" (Rev 22:20) Ask Father McTeigue

"Who is your daddy, and what does he sell?" Andrew and Vieves are most definitely NOT doing a show about Father Day's as they look at daddy-forward ads. Plus, Vieves wins an eBay auction, and a Chicago hospital takes a big swing.

Does Co-Parenting actually exits, can you get along with your Child's Parent and work together for a common Goal without issues... well that's what shah & his Childs mother try to deep dive in as they express their trials & tribulations of co parenting thru the years and hopefully the goal is to shed light that it is possible to get along without things getting muddy...with the goal of helping/advising other co parents out there that's trying to figure things out that there's a light at the end of the tunnel , ( an expensive light lol ) .Navigating romantic relationships while trying to co parent ,where we may have gone wrong  and  We also talk about the state of kids in this generation and what they are going thru a la' Euphoria .  We hope you enjoy Moderated By Sterling Hines /////. Season 3.05 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toastafterdark/message

 Talking about our client results and celebrating Father's Day!

Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there. Join the BDB boys and special guest John Maggiacomo, legend of Beverly Mass!!

On this episode of "Level Up Success" we talk with Joseph. He will be discuss with us how he manage to be successful as a husband, being a father and being able to work in a career that he love.      Subscribe On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LevelUpSuccessPodcast/videos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levelupsuccesspodcast/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@levelupsuccesspodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/NateChelo  

A GAS APP? STRAPPED ON A GURNEY WITH A GAT AND WHO SPITS ON THE DEAD?

TV Dad Your Real Life Dad Is Most Like .. according to a survey by TopCashBack.com Tim Allen from Home Improvement ... 40% Homer Simpson ... 17% George Lopez from The George Lopez Show ... 15% Phil Banks from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ... 14% "Father's Day is Sunday. What TV father is your own father most like and why? Give examples of their hilarity and clumsiness. Does your dad look like a TV dad? Who is his doppelganger? Has your dad ever had a mishap like a TV or movie dad? What happened?"

The Avalanche are going to be taking on the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Stanley Cup Finals. SMH Dil got a mild concussion playing paintball. BJ got custom sole inserts for his shoes. His wife says it will help him during all the walking they'll be doing at Disney World. Jamie and Ralphie had a great time at the Go Pro Mountain games! Ralphie took second in the intermediate climber category. Amber Heard is going on the Today show. A plane crash landed at a golf course. BJ got an amazing Father Day present. He is super pumped about. Fox 31 did a story on a pole exercise class opening up here in Denver. Today's Heardle was a hard one. Justin Bieber has Ramsay Hunts. Its caused by a viral infection that attack nerves around your ear and causes slight paralysis in your face. Jamie needed help from Tripple A this morning. 

Hour 3 - BJ got an amazing Father Day present. He is super pumped about. Fox 31 did a story on a pole exercise class opening up here in Denver. 

Throughout Lent, we'll be publishing daily devotionals written and narrated by members of our congregation. This year, our theme is Transformed in Christ. Today's episode is narrated by Alma Iwen, and features a reflection written by Roger Theimer, followed by an application written by Alma Iwen.

Mike Hartman is a former Stanley Cup Champion and is talking to various people about their motivational and inspirational stories and how they developed the mindset of a champion.Special Edition-with  my father and I as we share some memorable stories.