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Tuesday, February 25th, 2025 The Principle of Separation (Lesson 6-Part 2) reveals that believers must live distinctly from the world's sinful systems while actively evangelizing the lost. The lesson highlights five key sins of Babel—rebellion, misuse of technology, government-religion fusion, false worship, and self-glorification—showing their continued influence in today's culture. Separation is not isolation but a commitment to holiness, avoiding compromised alliances while remaining engaged in mission. The believer's identity as God's temple demands a lifestyle that rejects worldly conformity yet embraces outreach. Ultimately, overcoming the world comes through faith in Christ, who has already triumphed over it. If you like what you hear, check us out on Facebook, Instagram, Podcast, and our website.  Instagram @MedoraChurch Facebook @MedoraChurch Podcast @MedoraChurch Website medorachurch.com 

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Struggling to let go of a failed relationship.Based on a post by dark overlord 6, in 4 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Connected.The rest of the day, he spent thankfully inside; taking in and fulfilling requests for everything from paperweights to desk calendars. It was a surprisingly exhausting first day, and he fell asleep in the car on the way home. His dad shook him awake when they arrived, and he walked into the house in a daze, barely mustering the energy to eat dinner before he headed to his bedroom and collapsed on top of the covers. He was half dozing, even though it was scarcely 8:00 pm, when his phone rang."Yeah;" he grumbled into the receiver."David? You sound terrible, are you sick?"David sat up in bed, wiping at his eyes, heart racing at the sound of Heather's voice on the other side of the call, " No; Just tired. My dad got me a summer job at High Rock.""I heard. Chris told me. I guess that must be hard work.""You got that right," he replied, trying to put some life in his voice. He wondered if she was calling to tell him the thing with Alex had been a colossal mistake, and beg him to take her back. Of course, he would be kind about it after a suitable period of groveling, but it turned out that wasn't why she had called."David; I wanted to apologize for how things went down at the graduation party. I meant to tell you beforehand, but it was harder than I thought.""I can't imagine why? We were only together three years," replied David, not able to keep the anger out of his tone."Don't be this way, David. I was hoping we could still be friends.""Friends." David echoed her words in deadpan resolve.David had let the word roll around in his mouth, finding it tasted particularly bitter."Yeah; I'm working at Farley's Ice Cream in the mall, this summer. If you want to come by some time, I might be able to sneak you a free chocolate chip cone." she added, mentioning his favorite ice cream flavor."You trying to bribe me into being your buddy?"Heather grew quiet on the other end, before saying; "I can see you're not ready to be mature about this, so I'll let you go. I hope you can forgive me someday. I do want to be friends.""Doe's Alex want to be my friend too?" David inquired in mock sincerity."He's not as bad as you make him out. Maybe we could all hang out at Wave World sometime? Alex could get us in, free.""Alex is working at Wave World?" asked David, knowing employees could get two friends in free, on off days."Yeah; He's the head lifeguard at the wave pool."David felt a pang of jealous anger well up inside him. He had been the head lifeguard at the wave pool the last two summers. Alex had not only taken his girl but his cushy summer job, as well."Son of a bitch! I can tell you it will be a cold day in Hell before I take charity from Alex fucking Romero!""I'm going to let you go, David. Maybe we can talk later;"Heather broke the connection before he could say anything else, and as soon as her voice vanished, he felt instantly guilty for his outburst.David dropped the phone onto the bed."Just perfect;" he thought, wondering how this summer could get any worse.First Lesson.The following morning was even harder than the previous, and David wondered how anyone got used to waking up this early. He barely managed to make it into the car on time, and his dad gave him a dirty look as they pulled away. A lecture might have followed, something about accepting responsibility, but David was asleep before they hit the first stop sign at the end of the street. His dad roused him from his slumber when they got to the plant gate and dropped him off a short time later.Thankfully, Thomas had a pot of coffee going, and David managed to pull himself together enough to begin his day. The morning was filled with supply requests as well as the thrill of getting to inventory the facilities closet; where he got to take an accounting of every mop, broom, and box of toilet paper."Double check those boxes," threw in Roxy, "the vendor loves to short us a couple of rolls, and we don't need people wiping their asses on the furniture." Roxy had a strategic mastery of crude corollaries to counteract the visual reality that her smoking-hot body was too appealing for the male population to resist flirting with. She ‘cracked the whip' verbally, to keep the men focused on the tasks, not the tits."Right, Boss," said David, thinking this day couldn't end soon enough.Though he had discovered the first day, his cellphone service was mostly non-existent, he had determined he could sometimes get a signal if he went up to the second-floor break room and stood right next to the window. When he had an opportunity later that morning, he went straight there and tried to dial Heather hoping to apologize for the way their last conversation had turned out."Heather? Can you hear me!" he called into the phone.The connection was terrible and kept cutting in and out."David; David, is that you? I can barely hear you," came her distant voice."I just called to say I'm sorry.""What? You're breaking up really; bad.""Heather? I said, I'm sorry! Heather; Jesus," moaned David shaking his phone in frustration."I'm sorry! I still love you, and I'm sorry!" he said louder, leaning closer to the window.There was nothing but static now, and a second later the call dropped entirely. David was looking down at his phone, angry and sad when a shadow fell over him."You were supposed to be back from break five-minutes ago," said Roxy standing with her arms crossed."What? Oh; Sorry.""You say that a lot. It makes me wonder if you really mean it," observed Roxy.David's eyebrows knit together in confusion, not sure if Roxy meant ‘in this particular instance,' or had she been listening to his conversation."Look, I just needed to make a call," he added."I heard. You want to suck up to some piece of ass; do it on your own time, not the companies.""Heather is not a piece of ass," retorted David."Oh; Heather; So the piece of ass has a name? How wonderful; I'm sure you two can kiss and make up when you're not working.""I doubt it. She left me for a guy I hate.""Really? I would love to hear all about it, but if I wanted a teen soap opera, I would have stayed home and watched Nickelodeon, with my kid.""Wow; you could have a little compassion;" mumbled David under his breath as he tried to brush past his boss."Compassion? See how much of that you have when your husband comes home drunk for the umpteenth time, after losing his job; again! You know what; just get back to work!" yelled Roxy.David froze in place suddenly feeling ashamed at his outburst."Roxy; I didn't know about; I mean I know that must be;""Save it. Just get downstairs! We got a field inventory to do in the lay down yard."Roxy turned on her heel and marched out, leaving David red-faced behind.David had no idea what a "lay down" yard was. But he quickly got acquainted with the concept when he found himself facing row upon row of steel desks, stack three high on pallets, and covered with tarps. The massive collection seemed to stretch on for hundreds of yards and would have been impressive if he hadn't been sweating bullets in the burning desert heat."What is it we're doing out here again?" panted David."We have to check the serial numbers on all this crap before it gets removed from company inventory. This is all old shit that will be donated to charity.""Isn't that nice," said David wearily.He stood behind Roxy along with Thomas, and a pair of blue-hatted laborers who were there to help."Go around and untie the tarps on each pallet and check the serial numbers on the desks against what's on your clipboard," instructed Roxy.Not wanting to give her an excuse to get angry with him again, David wiped a good bit of sweat from his brow and moved off to the closest pile. He spent the next hour working his way along in the sweltering heat, thinking no amount of money was worth this misery. The second pallet he came to was a real struggle to uncover with the ropes that held the tarp in place dried from the sun, making undoing the knots a pain. When he flipped back the tarp to expose the first desk, a shadow darted from underneath, and David found himself face to face with the biggest spider he had ever seen.The hairy tarantula reared on its back legs waving its front ones in defiance, and David did what came naturally to a young man with an unnatural fear of spiders.The scream that followed brought everyone else running, and they discovered David crouched on top of the desk looking down at the pissed off arachnid."You're kidding me, right?" asked Roxy looking at her trembling employee."It came out of nowhere;" said David, his wide eyes not leaving the giant creature."You realize you outweigh that tarantula by more than a hundred and eighty pounds?" observed Roxy."It doesn't look intimidated to me," whispered David."She was probably nesting under there. If a giant were crouching on top of my babies, I'd be pissed too.""What do I do?" he said his tone laced with fear.Roxy's expression softened as she realized he was genuinely petrified, and she took a step toward him, drawing his gaze. Her daughter was afraid of spiders, and she was all too familiar with the look of terror on David's face."David; It's okay. I want you to get up and jump to me. It's going to be fine; "He nodded and slowly stood on the desk, his body shaking. It took him three tries, but at last, his feet left the desktop and he leapt over the spider to land on his feet, within in Roxy's arms. She held him, and for a brief instant, he felt her soft hands on his arms."You okay, Tiger?" she said, looking worriedly into his eyes."I'm; I'm fine; " he managed to croak out."Watch out, David! She's coming after you!" called Thomas, making David jump backward and stumble. The group of men burst out laughing, drawing an angry frown from Roxy."Knock it off, idiots! Get back to the inventory!"She guided David to the next row. "I'll take this pallet. You move onto to the next one okay?""Thanks," he said, blushing in embarrassment, "I'm sorry. I have a thing about spiders.""It's alright, David. Everyone is afraid of something," said Roxy patting him on the shoulder.He shook himself and walked off, taking one last look at the tarantula, which had calmed down now that he was moving away.The rest of the day went by without incident, and David was grateful when the final whistle blew, and he could go home and get the sweat cleaned off of himself. Much like the previous night, he fell asleep almost before his head hit the pillow, only to be pulled from his bed seemingly no time later by his dad who signaled to him that another morning was already upon him.Roxy took pity on him after the incident from the previous day, and left him to cover the supply window while she and Thomas went to finish the inventory in the lay down yard. It was a slow day, with just a handful of people coming by; and it seemed like forever before lunch arrived. David retrieved his lunch pail from the employee's locker room and walked over to the cafeteria to find a cool place to eat. As soon as he opened the lid, a big, shadowy looking thing dropped from the top. David leapt backward so quickly he caught his legs under the table, and he fell sprawling half under it as everyone around him broke into laughter."What's a matter? Did the big bad spider try to get you?" laughed one of the same men who had been on the inventory crew the day before, as he lifted the rubber spider from the table."Very funny;" groused David as he got back to his feet.The laughter continued as the massed group watched David jump back when the laborer waved the fake spider in his face. Ashamed of his fear, David grabbed his lunch pail and ran out of the building, where he stood almost hyperventilating on the walkway outside.He was bent over, trying to catch his breath when a truck pulled up right in front of him."You okay?" called Roxy from the cab.David straightened and walked over. "I'm fine.""Thomas tipped me off that the guys were going to pull a prank, so I thought I should drive over and check on you.""It's Okay" David said in his pathetic effort at denial of reality."You don't look okay. You look white as a sheet.""Seriously, I'm fine. Thanks for checking, but I'm just going to go eat in my office where it's safer.""Get in. I have a better idea."David got his lunch pail before piling into the passenger side of the truck."Where are we going?" he asked."Relax. I promise there won't be any spiders," she said.Roxy drove them halfway around the plant and out the rear gate which was usually used for freight deliveries. She followed a dirt road that ran off into the desert before turning off at a fo

Struggling to let go of a failed relationship.Based on a post by dark overlord 6, in 4 parts. Listen to the ► Podcast at Connected.The rest of the day, he spent thankfully inside; taking in and fulfilling requests for everything from paperweights to desk calendars. It was a surprisingly exhausting first day, and he fell asleep in the car on the way home. His dad shook him awake when they arrived, and he walked into the house in a daze, barely mustering the energy to eat dinner before he headed to his bedroom and collapsed on top of the covers. He was half dozing, even though it was scarcely 8:00 pm, when his phone rang."Yeah;" he grumbled into the receiver."David? You sound terrible, are you sick?"David sat up in bed, wiping at his eyes, heart racing at the sound of Heather's voice on the other side of the call, " No; Just tired. My dad got me a summer job at High Rock.""I heard. Chris told me. I guess that must be hard work.""You got that right," he replied, trying to put some life in his voice. He wondered if she was calling to tell him the thing with Alex had been a colossal mistake, and beg him to take her back. Of course, he would be kind about it after a suitable period of groveling, but it turned out that wasn't why she had called."David; I wanted to apologize for how things went down at the graduation party. I meant to tell you beforehand, but it was harder than I thought.""I can't imagine why? We were only together three years," replied David, not able to keep the anger out of his tone."Don't be this way, David. I was hoping we could still be friends.""Friends." David echoed her words in deadpan resolve.David had let the word roll around in his mouth, finding it tasted particularly bitter."Yeah; I'm working at Farley's Ice Cream in the mall, this summer. If you want to come by some time, I might be able to sneak you a free chocolate chip cone." she added, mentioning his favorite ice cream flavor."You trying to bribe me into being your buddy?"Heather grew quiet on the other end, before saying; "I can see you're not ready to be mature about this, so I'll let you go. I hope you can forgive me someday. I do want to be friends.""Doe's Alex want to be my friend too?" David inquired in mock sincerity."He's not as bad as you make him out. Maybe we could all hang out at Wave World sometime? Alex could get us in, free.""Alex is working at Wave World?" asked David, knowing employees could get two friends in free, on off days."Yeah; He's the head lifeguard at the wave pool."David felt a pang of jealous anger well up inside him. He had been the head lifeguard at the wave pool the last two summers. Alex had not only taken his girl but his cushy summer job, as well."Son of a bitch! I can tell you it will be a cold day in Hell before I take charity from Alex fucking Romero!""I'm going to let you go, David. Maybe we can talk later;"Heather broke the connection before he could say anything else, and as soon as her voice vanished, he felt instantly guilty for his outburst.David dropped the phone onto the bed."Just perfect;" he thought, wondering how this summer could get any worse.First Lesson.The following morning was even harder than the previous, and David wondered how anyone got used to waking up this early. He barely managed to make it into the car on time, and his dad gave him a dirty look as they pulled away. A lecture might have followed, something about accepting responsibility, but David was asleep before they hit the first stop sign at the end of the street. His dad roused him from his slumber when they got to the plant gate and dropped him off a short time later.Thankfully, Thomas had a pot of coffee going, and David managed to pull himself together enough to begin his day. The morning was filled with supply requests as well as the thrill of getting to inventory the facilities closet; where he got to take an accounting of every mop, broom, and box of toilet paper."Double check those boxes," threw in Roxy, "the vendor loves to short us a couple of rolls, and we don't need people wiping their asses on the furniture." Roxy had a strategic mastery of crude corollaries to counteract the visual reality that her smoking-hot body was too appealing for the male population to resist flirting with. She ‘cracked the whip' verbally, to keep the men focused on the tasks, not the tits."Right, Boss," said David, thinking this day couldn't end soon enough.Though he had discovered the first day, his cellphone service was mostly non-existent, he had determined he could sometimes get a signal if he went up to the second-floor break room and stood right next to the window. When he had an opportunity later that morning, he went straight there and tried to dial Heather hoping to apologize for the way their last conversation had turned out."Heather? Can you hear me!" he called into the phone.The connection was terrible and kept cutting in and out."David; David, is that you? I can barely hear you," came her distant voice."I just called to say I'm sorry.""What? You're breaking up really; bad.""Heather? I said, I'm sorry! Heather; Jesus," moaned David shaking his phone in frustration."I'm sorry! I still love you, and I'm sorry!" he said louder, leaning closer to the window.There was nothing but static now, and a second later the call dropped entirely. David was looking down at his phone, angry and sad when a shadow fell over him."You were supposed to be back from break five-minutes ago," said Roxy standing with her arms crossed."What? Oh; Sorry.""You say that a lot. It makes me wonder if you really mean it," observed Roxy.David's eyebrows knit together in confusion, not sure if Roxy meant ‘in this particular instance,' or had she been listening to his conversation."Look, I just needed to make a call," he added."I heard. You want to suck up to some piece of ass; do it on your own time, not the companies.""Heather is not a piece of ass," retorted David."Oh; Heather; So the piece of ass has a name? How wonderful; I'm sure you two can kiss and make up when you're not working.""I doubt it. She left me for a guy I hate.""Really? I would love to hear all about it, but if I wanted a teen soap opera, I would have stayed home and watched Nickelodeon, with my kid.""Wow; you could have a little compassion;" mumbled David under his breath as he tried to brush past his boss."Compassion? See how much of that you have when your husband comes home drunk for the umpteenth time, after losing his job; again! You know what; just get back to work!" yelled Roxy.David froze in place suddenly feeling ashamed at his outburst."Roxy; I didn't know about; I mean I know that must be;""Save it. Just get downstairs! We got a field inventory to do in the lay down yard."Roxy turned on her heel and marched out, leaving David red-faced behind.David had no idea what a "lay down" yard was. But he quickly got acquainted with the concept when he found himself facing row upon row of steel desks, stack three high on pallets, and covered with tarps. The massive collection seemed to stretch on for hundreds of yards and would have been impressive if he hadn't been sweating bullets in the burning desert heat."What is it we're doing out here again?" panted David."We have to check the serial numbers on all this crap before it gets removed from company inventory. This is all old shit that will be donated to charity.""Isn't that nice," said David wearily.He stood behind Roxy along with Thomas, and a pair of blue-hatted laborers who were there to help."Go around and untie the tarps on each pallet and check the serial numbers on the desks against what's on your clipboard," instructed Roxy.Not wanting to give her an excuse to get angry with him again, David wiped a good bit of sweat from his brow and moved off to the closest pile. He spent the next hour working his way along in the sweltering heat, thinking no amount of money was worth this misery. The second pallet he came to was a real struggle to uncover with the ropes that held the tarp in place dried from the sun, making undoing the knots a pain. When he flipped back the tarp to expose the first desk, a shadow darted from underneath, and David found himself face to face with the biggest spider he had ever seen.The hairy tarantula reared on its back legs waving its front ones in defiance, and David did what came naturally to a young man with an unnatural fear of spiders.The scream that followed brought everyone else running, and they discovered David crouched on top of the desk looking down at the pissed off arachnid."You're kidding me, right?" asked Roxy looking at her trembling employee."It came out of nowhere;" said David, his wide eyes not leaving the giant creature."You realize you outweigh that tarantula by more than a hundred and eighty pounds?" observed Roxy."It doesn't look intimidated to me," whispered David."She was probably nesting under there. If a giant were crouching on top of my babies, I'd be pissed too.""What do I do?" he said his tone laced with fear.Roxy's expression softened as she realized he was genuinely petrified, and she took a step toward him, drawing his gaze. Her daughter was afraid of spiders, and she was all too familiar with the look of terror on David's face."David; It's okay. I want you to get up and jump to me. It's going to be fine; "He nodded and slowly stood on the desk, his body shaking. It took him three tries, but at last, his feet left the desktop and he leapt over the spider to land on his feet, within in Roxy's arms. She held him, and for a brief instant, he felt her soft hands on his arms."You okay, Tiger?" she said, looking worriedly into his eyes."I'm; I'm fine; " he managed to croak out."Watch out, David! She's coming after you!" called Thomas, making David jump backward and stumble. The group of men burst out laughing, drawing an angry frown from Roxy."Knock it off, idiots! Get back to the inventory!"She guided David to the next row. "I'll take this pallet. You move onto to the next one okay?""Thanks," he said, blushing in embarrassment, "I'm sorry. I have a thing about spiders.""It's alright, David. Everyone is afraid of something," said Roxy patting him on the shoulder.He shook himself and walked off, taking one last look at the tarantula, which had calmed down now that he was moving away.The rest of the day went by without incident, and David was grateful when the final whistle blew, and he could go home and get the sweat cleaned off of himself. Much like the previous night, he fell asleep almost before his head hit the pillow, only to be pulled from his bed seemingly no time later by his dad who signaled to him that another morning was already upon him.Roxy took pity on him after the incident from the previous day, and left him to cover the supply window while she and Thomas went to finish the inventory in the lay down yard. It was a slow day, with just a handful of people coming by; and it seemed like forever before lunch arrived. David retrieved his lunch pail from the employee's locker room and walked over to the cafeteria to find a cool place to eat. As soon as he opened the lid, a big, shadowy looking thing dropped from the top. David leapt backward so quickly he caught his legs under the table, and he fell sprawling half under it as everyone around him broke into laughter."What's a matter? Did the big bad spider try to get you?" laughed one of the same men who had been on the inventory crew the day before, as he lifted the rubber spider from the table."Very funny;" groused David as he got back to his feet.The laughter continued as the massed group watched David jump back when the laborer waved the fake spider in his face. Ashamed of his fear, David grabbed his lunch pail and ran out of the building, where he stood almost hyperventilating on the walkway outside.He was bent over, trying to catch his breath when a truck pulled up right in front of him."You okay?" called Roxy from the cab.David straightened and walked over. "I'm fine.""Thomas tipped me off that the guys were going to pull a prank, so I thought I should drive over and check on you.""It's Okay" David said in his pathetic effort at denial of reality."You don't look okay. You look white as a sheet.""Seriously, I'm fine. Thanks for checking, but I'm just going to go eat in my office where it's safer.""Get in. I have a better idea."David got his lunch pail before piling into the passenger side of the truck."Where are we going?" he asked."Relax. I promise there won't be any spiders," she said.Roxy drove them halfway around the plant and out the rear gate which was usually used for freight deliveries. She followed a dirt road that ran off into the desert before turning off at a fo

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Tuesday, February 4th, 2025 Lesson 5 in the Kingdom Culture series is on integrity. The principle of integrity is a core value in Kingdom culture, emphasizing the importance of living a life of purity, honesty, and consistency in both private and public spheres. The lesson highlights how duplicity leads to destruction. Integrity means wholeness—aligning one's actions, thoughts, and beliefs with God's will. The lesson explores biblical teachings that stress the necessity of an undivided heart, calling believers to seek purity, reject double-mindedness, and live with sincerity and devotion. True holiness is rooted in integrity, and only through God's cleansing and transformation can one achieve a heart that is fully committed to Him. The call to revival is not for signs and wonders but for a return to godly character, humility, and oneness with God.   If you like what you hear, check us out on Facebook, Instagram, Podcast, and our website.  Instagram @MedoraChurch Facebook @MedoraChurch Podcast @MedoraChurch Website medorachurch.com 

We resume our Isaiah series in chapter 13 as Isaiah pronounces oracles against Gentile nations. What we find in this first oracle to Babylon is that the Lord knows and controls the future—and that is reason enough to trust in Him.

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This week we break down all the details of what's typically involved with a "first lesson" with a professional dog trainer. What should you expect as a dog owner? Join us as we discuss this in detail.   Thank you for listening! Find us online >> Panos @ www.npdogtraining.com >> Luke @ www.kizunacanine.com.au >> www.facebook.com/lifewithyourdogpodcast >> www.instagram.com/lifewithyourdogpodcast >> www.lifewithyourdogpodcast.com

I'm joined by Bob Morton to discuss how to deliver a first lesson and how to implement coaching from day 1.You can find Bob at https://clientcentredlearning.co.uk/Also, you can find the poem Bob mentioned herehttps://www.skmurphy.com/blog/2007/02/13/kierkegaard-on-the-art-of-helping-others-to-understand/

“Parenting is a profound spiritual practice where you get to see your limitations, and is an ego purification. " Episode Summary:  In life, we often overlook the profound lessons that unfold right in front of us. My wife and I were blessed with an amazing baby boy last year. So in this episode of SoulTalk I delve into the unexpected wisdom my 14 month old son has taught me. Parenting can truly be a profound path for your spiritual growth and evolution.  As parents we tend to think that we are the teachers of our children, but they are pure souls that carry so much wisdom. And I have learned so much more from my son that I could have ever imagined.  Tune in to this week's episode and enrich your life as I share the profound lessons that I learned from my son! Enjoy! Timestamps: (00:03:19) – Importance of the role of a parent. (00:06:21) – Parent's inner work and its influence on children. (00:08:18) – The key responsibility of fatherhood. (00:11:37) – Viewing as a profound spiritual practice. (00:14:27) – First Lesson. (00:17:05) – Second Lesson. (00:19:02) – Third number three. (00:22:11) – Reflection of life and its initial innocence. Some Questions I Ask: What are the most important lessons that my baby son has taught me? How can parenting be seen as a spiritual practice? What impact does a parent's inner work have on their child? How can adults reclaim their sense of innocence and joy? What does it mean to live without projecting meanings onto things? In This Episode You Will Learn: How being present in the moment can deepen your connection with your loved ones. Understand the importance of maintaining a sense of curiosity about the world. How living without judgment and embracing innocence can lead to a more fulfilling life. How to incorporate playfulness into your daily routine, to reduce stress. How to see your children as mirrors, reflecting your unresolved issues and opportunities for growth.   Useful Resources/ Links: If you are ready to transform join me in my LAST EVENT IN BALI Dec 5-16 www.boundlessblissbali.com Sign up for my email to receive special updates about my upcoming programs this 2024: https://kuteblackson.com/ FREE 3-Part Video Series: How To Find Your Purpose: https://kuteblackson.com/videos/ Kute's Life-Changing Event in Bali: https://www.boundlessblissbali.com   Get in Touch: Email me at kuteblackson@kuteblackson.com Visit my website: www.kuteblackson.com  

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Today we're studying Jacob 4:14 in just one minute! Grab your scriptures and let's dive into them together!   And grab study guides for the whole family here:    - To get Cali's scripture study guide for adults click here:  https://comefollowmestudy.com/shop/ Discount code: OMSS Or for a physical copy:  https://a.co/d/9KwXfC0 (affiliate link)   - To get Kristen's scripture study guides click here: Kids Study Guide, Teens Study Guide, Combined Teens AND Kids Study Guides: https://kristenwalkersmith.com/start-here-scripture-study-guides/ Get our 365-day Book of Mormon daily devotional book: https://amzn.to/4016Xob

The First Lesson To LearnMatthew 26:41Reading From AW Tozer - Tozer for the Christian LeaderAndy, a former Anaheim Police Officer, and Hedieh, a former Muslim and federal contractor in counterterrorism who became a Christian, share their real-life joys and challenges of following Jesus with the help of various daily devotional authors. The couple have led adventurous lives both domestically and internationally as members of law enforcement for several decades. Learn more about their amazing journeys on their website, ResurrectMinistry.Com. The Living Fearless Devotional show is both educational and entertaining. Andy and Hedieh fill each episode with Biblical truth and their real-world struggles and victories raising six kids in a blended Christian family. Don't miss Andy's Number One International Bestselling book, "Falco - Walking with God and a Dog" and Hedieh's insightful opinion pieces as an exclusive columnist for the ChristianPost.com. www.RealLifeNetwork.comTry Streamyard for Free!www.GetStreamyardNow.comJoin us as a Founder or just a customer in the Life Wise Companywww.LiveLifeWise.tvOur Favorite Missionaries… Angulo Missions. Visit their site and hit the Donation Button!https://claireangulo14.wixsite.com/angulo-missions#America #USA #Jesus #God #DailyDevotional #Love #AWTozer #Tozer #TozerOnChristianLeadership #HolySprit #Christ #Christian #Life #GodSaves #GodsLove #Prayer #RealLife #JackHibbsListen to the full episode here: Spotify and Apple Podcast. Visit our website and partner with us! https://resurrectministry.com/https://lifewise.biz/AndyFalcoJimenez

In the hallowed halls of MIT Matt gets his first lesson from an actual instructor. Tune in to learn about his experience!

First Lesson in series: HEY JUDE

In this Q&A episode of Health Coach Radio, Erin Power delves into the topic of delivering educational materials to clients in a health coaching business. Erin, who is a health coach herself, shares insights and personal experiences to answer your questions. She discusses delivering educational materials to clients in a health coaching business and explores programming, technology, and the client experience. Topics covered include: eBooks, Google Drive, learning management systems, and practice management systems. As always, she emphasizes the importance of considering the user experience and taking an iterative approach to program development. This episode provides valuable insights and practical advice for all you health coaches out there. Episode Overview: 0:00:00 Health Coach Q&A 0:10:42 Analog vs Technology: Coaching Methodology Evolution 0:12:55 Number One: Emailing PDFs for Client Education 0:15:59 PDFs: Easy but Not Ideal for Educational Delivery 0:23:53 Introduction to Learning Management Systems (LMS) 0:32:23 More on Learning Management Systems 0:34:29 One-stop shop for coaching practice with digital solutions 0:40:49 Finding the Right Value for the Price Point 0:42:01 Writing Protocols: Brainstorming and Initial Iteration 0:44:01 Starting Point: Creating the First Lesson for Clients --- Health Coach Radio is a podcast that dives deep into the world of health and fitness coaching, brought to you by Primal Health Coach Institute, founded by the renowned Mark Sisson. Join your hosts, Erin and Laura, both proud graduates of Primal Health Coach Institute, as they share inspiring stories and expert insights on elevating your coaching practice.   If you're curious about transforming your life through the power of health and/or fitness coaching, visit primalhealthcoach.com. Discover the transformative journey of Primal living and explore how Primal Health Coach Institute can empower you to make a real impact on people's lives.  

For three-quarters of a century, Minnesota has been celebrating the art of auctioneering. There's nothing quite like going to an auction and hearing a fast-paced bidding war narrated at the speed of lightning. Beginning tomorrow, the Minnesota State Auctioneers Association is commemorating its 75 years of existence as part of an annual conference and show. MPR News host Cathy Wurzer talked with auctioneer hall of famer and Executive Vice President of the association, Col. Frank Imholte. He is also the owner of Black Diamond Auctions in Stearns County.

Our daughter is almost 5 months old now, and she's the greatest thing in the whole world. I am so lucky and blessed that I get to be her mom.  Do you know WHY I end every episode with ‘I appreciate you, thank you for spending some time with me today?' (I borrowed this from Lewis Howes' School of Greatness podcast) I'm now aware that it's because our ATTENTION is our most valuable asset. Some may argue that it's time, others may say it's money. But to me, our ATTENTION is more valuable than both. Because with time, we can spend time together and both be scrolling on our phones or watching TV or reading. With money, well there are plenty of ways to make and spend money quickly, and you can always earn more money. Time is a very limited asset. Attention is a VALUABLE asset. Your attention is why companies can advertise during the superbowl for millions of dollars. Your ATTENTION is why tick tok and instagram and facebook want you on their platforms, so their advertisers can reach you and grab your attention. Your ATTENTION is why there are panic headlines and paywalls behind them.  Where you spend your attention directly impacts the quality of your life.  As we're becoming parents and figuring out how we want to foster and guide our baby, it's becoming clear that she's right now, too little to understand much of what we say. She certainly understands who we are and what we do. It's evident by the giant smile that takes up her whole face when we greet her from a nap, or when we come home from work. She knows it's us. And because she's our baby, we give her TONS of attention. But if we walked into the room and ignored her, or didn't look up from our phones or our book or stayed on the phone with a friend or colleague, we're showing our daughter what's important to us by where are ATTENTION is.  So I end every episode with gratitude towards you, because if you're choosing to spend your most valuable asset with me (in my eyes, it's your attention)

A brilliant reading into Moses' first words recorded in the Torah. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/levi-greenberg/message

First Sunday after Christmas The Scripture readings for today are: First Lesson: 1 Kings 8:6-13 Second Lesson: Colossians 3:12-17 Gospel: Luke 2:22-40 Sermon Text: Luke 2:22-40 Thank you for joining us in worship! You may donate by going to this link: https://www.fountoflife.com/giving

Here is the sermon for Sunday, December 17, 2023. Pastor Lindemann's theme for the sermon is ”May Your Word to Me be Fulfilled” Third Sunday in Advent The Scripture readings for today are: First Lesson: 2 Samuel 7: 8 - 16 Second Lesson: Romans 16: 25 – 27 Gospel: Luke 1: 26 – 38 Sermon Text: Luke 1: 26 – 38 Thank you for joining us in worship!   You may donate by going to this link: https://www.fountoflife.com/giving

Set the context for a joyful, exuberant day with a short, powerful message from Sadhguru. Explore a range of subjects with Sadhguru, discover how every aspect of life can be a stepping stone, and learn to make the most of the potential that a human being embodies.  Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Official Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.org Sadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusive Inner Engineering Link: isha.co/ieo-podcast Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Set the context for a joyful, exuberant day with a short, powerful message from Sadhguru. Explore a range of subjects with Sadhguru, discover how every aspect of life can be a stepping stone, and learn to make the most of the potential that a human being embodies.  Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Official Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.org Sadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusive Inner Engineering Link: isha.co/ieo-podcast Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Psalms 32, 33, 34 The First Lesson Malachi 1 Canticle Cantate Domino (Psalm xcviii.) The Second Lesson Luke 18,18-43 Canticle Deus misereatur (Psalm lxvii) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/Nov06-ep.html

Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino Psalms 30, 31 The First Lesson 2 Chronicles 12 Canticle Benedicite, omnia opera The Second Lesson Acts 17 Canticle Benedictus. (St. Luke i. 68) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/Nov06-mp.html

In today's show, I'm thrilled to introduce my Level Up System, which has been a cornerstone within my Guitar Ninjas Curriculum for the past few years. This approach has proven to be a game-changer in making guitar lessons more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. In this episode, I'm excited to share with you the core philosophy behind the Level Up System, which revolves around the concepts of leveling and layering in guitar learning. You'll discover how this system focuses on simplifying the learning process by starting at the most foundational level and gradually building up skills, much like a pyramid or ladder analogy. I'll be providing you with an exclusive insight into this innovative approach and also reveal where you can find more in-depth resources to master this system for yourself and your students. So let's dive into the Level Up System and transform the way we teach guitar! Michael introduces his Level Up System and and its role within his Guitar Ninjas curriculum. His ability to get students of varying experience levels to play the same song quickly. An example of teaching students to play "Shivers" by Ed Sheeran. Why beginners shouldn't start with complex techniques and advanced songs. Using the Level Up System to build guitar skills progressively. The pyramid analogy for skill progression in guitar playing. Exploring the ladder analogy and its application to both fretting and picking hand skills. The importance of teaching to help students enjoy the guitar and build confidence. The 90 percent quit rate for new guitar players and how the Level Up System can help retain students. Resources for learning more about the Level Up System. Links Mentioned Guitar Ninjas Michael Gumley YouTube Channel Guitar Teaching Resources Mentioned Free Guitar E-book Resources Thank you for tuning in! Consider implementing the ideas from this podcast by writing several actionable steps for your teaching practice if it's inspired you. If you enjoyed today's show, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, which helps other teachers find our show. Stay updated by subscribing to this show, and get automatic delivery to your device every time a new episode goes live! We publish on Fridays weekly. Click here to find out more about TopMusicGuitar Membership

In episodes 6 and 7, Ramey discovers a self-care technique for tapping acupuncture points to relieve negative emotions.One of the most studied methods is called EFT, or Emotional Freedom Technique. EFT is an emerging, research-based example of how Eastern medicine bridges beautifully with Western psychology.Listen to how Ramey prepares for her first tapping experience.Mental Healthcare in America Could Use a Healthy Dose of Chinese Medicine Most mental health treatment in America includes prescription medicine and psychotherapy. But results in the last century show that the biomedical healthcare system, alone, can't fully manage America's mental health needs. Since the pandemic, the number of people suffering from emotional and mental anguish is staggering. More than 1 in 5 adults in the United States live with a mental illness.[1] Just imagine, in the wake of modern life and current events, how many people live with a negative emotion like anger, sadness, anxiety or fear. The numbers are likely much higher! You are fortunate to be in charge of your own health and have the power to add self-care skills to your life.The challenge lies in how to choose what's best for you. You can go to therapy to treat your negative emotions. You can also combine psychotherapy with prescription medication. And if this combination works for you, that's wonderful! But there are 4 reasons why these two options might not work for everyone: Not Enough Healthcare PractitionersPoor Access to CareTreatments are Not Unique to YouToo Much of the Same Thing Leads to Overtreatment The ultimate goal is to minimize your need to see a doctor. One technique that can help reduce your emotional burden is a self-care method called EFT. What is EFT? Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), is also known as tapping. It's a rapid and simple technique that involves tuning into an intensely stressful thought while tapping acupuncture points in a sequence. EFT combines the effects of stimulating acupoints with Western cognitive behavioral therapy, desensitizing techniques, and imagined or actual exposure therapy. The results, if EFT is correctly applied, lead to long-lasting or permanent relief from negative emotions connected with a thought or situation. But how is it possible for a simple method to help with depression, anxiety, addiction, and phobia? Don't complex problems require complex solutions? Listen to how my client, Ramey, discovers EFT and shares her experience in Season 3, Episodes 6 and 7. Consider Ramey's health story as a way to witness how to expand your thinking about mental health from mental disorders being a problem of the mind to a more systematic approach to achieve emotional balance. Never forget that the potential and simplicity of healing lies within you. A Few Words of Caution EFT is not meant to replace your mental health care like therapy or medication, but it can enhance and potentially liberate your dependence on them.Third Opinion MD values education, and does not take the place of clinical decision-making by healthcare providers. Please consult with your doctor for your health issues.Do not learn EFT without supervision and guidance by a trained individual in this technique. Follow Ramey's Health Journey in Season 3 Season 3 is about pulling the curtain back so you can learn the process with my client, Ramey, on how to form a unique...

In this episode of the Turn on the Music Podcast, we delve into the world of music with Victor Wooten's best-selling book, "The Spirit of Music." Join us as we explore and unravel the basic principles of music theory and practice. Whether you're a musician, music lover, or simply curious about the art of music, this episode will inspire and enlighten you. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey of discovering music with Victor Wooten's 'The Spirit of Music'. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends and fellow music enthusiasts!Welcome to 'Turn On The Music Podcast YouTube channel - where we shine a light on talented, up-and-coming artists from all genres. Our passion for music has led us on a journey to discover hidden gems and bring them to the forefront. Each episode, we talk about these talented musicians and delve into their stories, experiences, and, of course, their music. From indie rock to hip-hop, country to electronic, we cover it all and share our finds with you. Subscribe to our channel and turn on the music with us as we bring you fresh and exciting sounds from the world of emerging artists. Join us on this journey and discover your new favorite artist today.”Mentioned in this episode:Cory Wong Meet the Parentshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt4xHzAxvjsPeter Santanello Titus Videoshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir3eJ1t13fkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBXVSnegoY4You can buy Victor's book here:https://www.amazon.com/Spirit-Music-Lesson-Continues/dp/B086Z6L3J8/ref=sr_1_1?crid=17UPCYM5MEQBR&keywords=the+spirit+of+music&qid=1688920112&sprefix=%2Caps%2C47&sr=8-1Check out our social media!https://linktr.ee/turnonthemusicEmailinfo@totm2.comTwitterhttps://twitter.com/TurnOnTheMusicInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/turnonthemusicpodcast/Discordhttps://discord.gg/My8BSuFxpQTwitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/turnonthemusic2Emailinfo@totm2.com

What is the real meaning of "No" come wonder with us....        

Mace Windu was the toughest Jedi Master some might argue in the Star Wars galaxy. However at one point, he was just a little baby Jedi Padawan, and even before becoming a Padawan, he was a little baby, in the possession of the Jedi Order, and primarily, Master Yoda, the Grandmaster of the Jedi Temple on Corsuscant. Baby Mace would be dealt a difficult hand by Yoda when all he wanted to do was just play with his toy and be a baby, Yoda would have none of it! Thus, teaching him the art of possession and attachments from a young age. I feel if Anakin had this training as a toddler, he would have been very different. The mistake the Jedi made was to have Anakin enter the temple at such an older age of 9, and then on top of that, to force him out of the attachments he already had made. This caused so much pain for Skywalker and it's something Yoda, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Mace Windu could see as Jedi Masters. The force clouded their judgements, and when Sidious decided it was time to strike, they never saw it coming, leading to Order 66 and the downfall of the Jedi until Luke Skywalker showed up eventually to save Anakin within Vader. Mace started young, and it shows here how strict they all were on him. Makes sense why he's such a...you know...today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the podcast, Vyyyper is joined by Rob Wilson to talk about the First Lesson every small channel learns on YouTube!*SPECIAL NOTE* This Video episode will tentatively be up on our YouTube channel Saturday 8/5.Channels Referenced:https://www.youtube.com/@ELJefeReviewshttps://www.youtube.com/@mkbhdhttps://www.youtube.com/@primitivetechnology9550https://www.youtube.com/@Daniel_Braunhttps://vidiq.com/tubetalkhttps://twitter.com/vidIQhttps://www.youtube.com/user/vidIQchannel This episode was hosted by Vyyyper of vidIQ. If you have any questions, please feel free to email support@vidiq.com

Mace Windu learns his first important lesson as a padawan in canon. I love it when Qui-Gon Jinn and his boys show up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Similar to how we did back in Episode 34, we're taking another trip into the brilliant short story collection within "From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back" and reviewing two more stories. First, we'll dive into Yoda's point of view in a story titled "The First Lesson", in which he sees Luke for the first time on Dagobah, and so begins their lessons together. Second, things get a little darker with Admiral Piett's point of view when he witnesses Vader without his helmet in a story titled "For The Last Time." Two totally different stories, two totally different points of view, and two amazingly-written tales we absolutely *loved* dissecting together. We'll pull quotes from our favorite moments in both stories and investigate the feelings and emotions behind the characters and what they're experiencing within the story itself. We love this collection and look forward to doing more story break-downs in the future! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/most-things-kenobi/support

Psalms 27, 28, 29 The First Lesson Ezekiel 9 Canticle The Magnificat The Second Lesson Acts 5,17-42 Canticle Nunc dimittis (St. Luke ii. 29) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/Jun05-ep.html

Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino Psalms 24, 25, 26 The First Lesson Deuteronomy 11 Canticle Te Deum Laudamus The Second Lesson John 4,1-30 Canticle Jubilate Deo. Psalm c. Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/Jun05-mp.html

Psalms 53, 54, 55 The First Lesson Nahum 1 Canticle Cantate Domino (Psalm xcviii.) The Second Lesson Luke 15,1-10 Canticle Deus misereatur (Psalm lxvii) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May10-ep.html

Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino Psalms 50, 51, 52 The First Lesson Numbers 21 Canticle Benedicite, omnia opera The Second Lesson Romans 12 Canticle Benedictus. (St. Luke i. 68) The Litany Follows Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May10-mp.html

Psalms 47, 48, 49 The First Lesson Jeremiah 52 Canticle The Magnificat The Second Lesson Luke 14,12-35 Canticle Nunc dimittis (St. Luke ii. 29) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May09-ep.html

Psalms 41, 42, 43 The First Lesson Jeremiah 51,25-64 Canticle Cantate Domino (Psalm xcviii.) The Second Lesson Luke 14,1-11 Canticle Deus misereatur (Psalm lxvii) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May08-ep.html

Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino Psalms 44, 45, 46 The First Lesson Numbers 20 Canticle Te Deum Laudamus The Second Lesson Romans 11,25-36 Canticle Jubilate Deo. Psalm c. Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May09-mp.html

Psalms 37 The First Lesson Jeremiah 51,1-24 Canticle The Magnificat The Second Lesson Luke 13,18-35 Canticle Nunc dimittis (St. Luke ii. 29) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May07-ep.html

Canticle Venite, exultemus Domino Psalms 38, 39, 40 The First Lesson Numbers 19 Canticle Benedicite, omnia opera The Second Lesson Romans 11,11-24 Canticle Benedictus. (St. Luke i. 68) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May08-mp.html

Psalms 32, 33, 34 The First Lesson Jeremiah 50 Canticle Cantate Domino (Psalm xcviii.) The Second Lesson Luke 13,1-17 Canticle Deus misereatur (Psalm lxvii) Liturgy Links: https://www.parishprayer.org/f/May06-ep.html