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Comment traduire cette année 2025 en un poème ? Quatre auteur·e·s de poésie relèvent le défi : Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe, Rachel Cholz, Soline de Laveleye et Kiyémis. Alors, qu'est-ce qui reste de 2025 ? Comment l'énoncer, le formuler, le singulariser ? Et si, comme l'affirme le poète Jean-Pierre Siméon, la poésie allait sauver le monde ? « 2025 en poésie ! », c'est notre cadeau de Noël ! Ce numéro spécial est réalisé en collaboration avec Les Midis de la Poésie (et avec la participation de la directrice Mélanie Godin) et avec le soutien de la Scam. Quelques éléments à propos de nos invité·e·s : Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe est écrivain, poète et slameur camerounais. Il est connu aussi sous le nom de Capitaine Alexandre. Il est l'auteur de plusieurs recueils de poèmes. Récemment est sorti « Carnet de vertiges. Anthologie à fleur d'encre » (Points). Rachel Cholz est née en 1991 en France. Elle vit aujourd'hui à Bruxelles. Son premier roman, « Pipeline », est paru en 2024 aux Éditions du Seuil. Et elle vient de signer un texte poétique intitulé « Trois pour cent sauvages » et publié à La Lettre volée. Soline de Laveleye est née à Bruxelles. Diplômée en lettres et en anthropologie, elle tisse des liens entre la poésie, le vivant et l'imagination. « Par les baleines », c'est le titre de son livre de poésie publié cette année chez Gallimard. Kiyémis est autrice, poétesse et afroféministe franco-camerounaise. Dans son travail, elle explore la joie comme acte politique, la mémoire comme matière poétique et la parole comme espace de réparation. Elle a coordonné l'anthologie « Pour la joie » aux éditions Les Liens qui Libèrent. Merci pour votre écoute Dans quel Monde on vit, c'est également en direct tous les samedi de 10h à 11h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Dans quel Monde on vit sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/8524 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The giftsand offices to the early church in order that the people of the church, thebelievers, would grow to spiritual maturity and display to the world what itreally means to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Acts11:26 tells us that the believers, the disciples, were “first calledChristians at Antioch” of Syria. Remember that this was a church made up believersfrom various nationalities and backgrounds. There were Gentile believers. Therewere Jewish believers. And no doubt, some were there from other nationalities. Itwas a mixed group of believers but we find that these people worked together insuch a way they were called Christians, which means they were Christlike. Thespiritual life is not a destination that we finally arrive at, and we are now spirituallymature. No, my friend, the real spiritual mature believer's life is a journey,it is a daily walk in the right direction. Yesterday we talked about the wascalled “a perfect man” in these verses. What it means to be “perfect”.Christ tells us that we should be perfect even as our Father in heaven isperfect. That means we are like Christ. Which means that we are in a placewhere we are being obedient to the Lord and the Holy Spirit's leading and doingand living out the will of God moment by moment in our daily lives.  Ilike what Oswald Chambers says about this. When we really have grown to a placeof spiritual maturity, on our journey, “we are walking by faith, not by sight”.He said, that it is not a matter of trying to figure out and doing the will ofGod, but “we are the will of God”.  Wesee that in these verses. We're not like children any longer, walking accordingto the lust of the flesh, walking according to the desires of our heart, doingwhat we want to do. No, we're living in the Holy Spirit, walking by faith, inthe Word of God. Again notice, that the apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastorsand teachers were given for the equipping of the saints for the work of theministry and for the edifying of the body of Christ. Paul,as awesome as he was as an Apostle and disciple and follower of Christ andchurch planter, he said, "I've not yet arrived. I still reach forth."(Philippians 3:12-14).  We're alwaysreaching forth. We are still every day coming to the knowledge that I have somuch more to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ. It's a growthevery day. It is a daily going in the right direction!The“work of the ministry” also includes the edifying of the body of Christ. Thisproduces unity in the church. That's why they were called Christians first atAntioch. There was that unity of believers despite their background, despitetheir culture, despite where they came from, rich and poor, etc. They worktogether in love displaying the characteristics of Christlikeness in theiractions and attitudes. Paulgoes on to say that we have come to the “unity of the faith”. Which is based onthat body of truth concerning the person of Jesus. What do you believe aboutJesus. That's why he goes on to say and of the knowledge of the Son of God. Whois Jesus? If someone doesn't believe that Jesus is Christ, the Son of God, Godin the flesh, He is deity, and that He is divine, the apostle John and otherwriters of the New Testament make it very clear, they are antichrist. They are nota true follower of Christ. (Read 1 and 2 John). TheChristian life is a walk of faith. “We walk by faith not by sight” (2 Corinthians5:7). And “We are no longer children tossed to and fro” (v. 14).Children are selfish. Children live on their emotions. They feel good and theyshow in their attitude and actions that they feel good. But then when they feelbad, in their actions and attitude they act bad and they treat others wrong. Theylive by their feelings. There are too many people in the church like that. Godwants us to always be growing spiritually where we're displaying thecharacteristics of Jesus Christ in our attitude and in everything we say and do. 

durée : 00:08:56 - Nouvelles têtes - par : Mathilde Serrell - À seulement 14 ans, Lubin Godin s'impose comme un photographe animalier de talent. Ce jeune collégien a déjà remporté des prix internationaux pour ses clichés saisissants de la faune sauvage. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Je suis très heureuse de vous proposer cet épisode hors-série sur ls angles morts RH, né d'une conversation que j'ai eue en juin dernier avec plusieurs DRH pour préparer la nouvelle saison du podcast.Comme toujours, mon objectif est d'aller chercher des sujets que l'on n'aborde pas ailleurs et d'éviter de répéter ce qui existe déjà.J'ai donc voulu comprendre avec eux quels étaient les angles morts RH, ces points qui traversent les organisations sans être véritablement nommés.J'ai souhaité partager plus largement ces échanges, les prolonger et en faire un débat ouvert.Dans cet épisode, nous mettons en lumière ces angles morts RH, non pas pour en dresser la liste, mais pour comprendre ce qu'ils disent des organisations aujourd'hui.Nous avons été accueillis chez Chateauform, dans la maison des Jardins de Saint-Dominique, avec toute la chaleur qui fait partie de leur culture.Ce cadre a permis d'installer un climat propice à un échange simple et direct. Ce choix n'était pas anodin : j'ai un lien particulier avec Chateauform, depuis mes débuts professionnels. Ce sont des lieux propices aux conversations qui comptent, des conversations sincères et profondes, exactement ce que je voulais installer ce jour-là.J'ai eu la joie et l'honneur de recevoir pour cet épisode inédit :• Magali Charlin Gaudin, responsable des richesses humaines, talents et cultures – Chateauform• Claire Gathier-Caillaud, DRH – Safran Electronics & Defense• Jean-Yves Chameyrat, DRH – STEFEnsemble, ils mettent en mots ce qui circule réellement dans les équipes : des sujets du quotidien, parfois isolés, qui dessinent pourtant des lignes de fond dans le travail des collaborateurs, des managers et des RH.Ils évoquent notamment :• des signaux faibles liés à la santé au travail, difficiles à catégoriser ;• la charge portée par les managers face à des situations nouvelles ;• la contrainte du temps, entre rythme opérationnel et disponibilité ;• la circulation des responsabilités et la question de “qui fait quoi” ;• le rôle du collectif et des relais internes ;• des décisions qui engagent plusieurs prismes (talent, entreprise, planète).Ces angles morts révèlent aussi une dynamique plus large :un cadre de fonctionnement sous tension, des responsabilités qui se déplacent, des situations qui débordent les repères habituels, et un manque de temps qui fragilise la capacité à réguler.Cet échange apporte un éclairage différent sur la transformation du management, les dynamiques de confiance et le défi RH dans l'accompagnement des équipes.Un épisode utile pour comprendre ce qui se joue réellement dans les organisations.Bonne écoute!

Dr. Michael Godin is a facial plastic surgeon with a passion for storytelling.He also has a passion for storytelling. While he loves the world of plastic surgery, he has a passion for storytelling. His creative side had been nurtured as a child, he became an avid reader while growing up in Los Angeles San Fernando Valley.What Godin didn't know at the time was how much learning to write persuasively would help him in his medical career. He has written over 20 scientific articles and a bestselling surgical textbook.While he always found time to write, his ultimate goal was to create works of fiction. He survived surgical training during the 1980's at the beginning of the HIV pandemic, experiences that inspired his debut novel, The Big Prick. Learning to operate and surf, he continued to write, and took good care of his patients.The year's experiences culminated in his writing of Surgery Survival Guide: A Manual for International Precocious Medical Students, which sold at medical bookstores throughout the US and Canada.His debut novel, the Big Prick; received critical acclaim and reader response, he then went on to write his second novel, Fighting Gravity. This romantic comedy explores challenges of midlife, divorce and modern dating through the eyes of a New Orleans plastic surgeon.Drawing from his decades of experience in medicine and his understanding of human nature, Godin brings authenticity and heart to his stories about second chances and personal transformation.Dr. Godin practices facial plastic surgery in Richmond, Virginia and Southern California.

Oké, laten we het eens hebben over het helperssyndroom in spiriland en de dark guru in ons. En ja — ik zeg dit als iemand die zélf jarenlang als een verlichte Godin rondliep, mezelf echt beter vond dat de rest. Ik heb diep gezeten in het healer zijn, het 'hou de vibratie hoog' zijn, het ik-ben-één-met-alles-en-ik-ben-hier-om-te-dienen.Ik heb een jaar lang in een opperstaat van extase geleefd. Bliss.Ik zweefde. En toen — pats — viel ik er keihard weer af.Want surprise: ook deze healer was zelf nog niet geheeld.En weet je? Dat is precies waar deze podcast over gaat.Over die schaduwkant van het healen.Over de dark guru in ons allemaal — de subtiele machtsdynamiek, de spirituele ego's, de verlichte maskers en het stille lijden daarachter.Ik zie het overal gebeuren: de tantra-, temple- en alternatieve free love scene. Maar ook bij turnen, hockey, politiek, etc. Overal duikt de dark guru/redderscomplex op. Iedereen mag die “foutjes” maken, oké, dat hoort erbij.Maar als iemand compleet doorslaat in dark-guru-modus, macht misbruikt of mensen beschadigd achterlaat, dan is het tijd om de bel te luiden. En vooral naar jezelf te kijken. Dus in deze aflevering ga ik een stevig gesprek aan — met mezelf en de wereldjes waar ik jarenlang heb rondgelopen. Het is een rauwe bekentenis, een momentopname, een blik in mijn eigen schaduw en de schaduw van het veld waar ik in werk.De meningen die je hoort, zijn van dát moment.Misschien ben ik morgen weer milder. Of feller.Zie het als een snapshot van bewustwording in real time.

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What if the biggest shift in your career is happening right now—and you're not prepared? In this riveting conversation, marketing legend and best-selling author Seth Godin joins Dr. Diane Hamilton to unpack the seismic changes reshaping the future of work. From the disruptive force of AI—“the biggest change since electricity,” as Godin puts it—to the urgent need for real upskilling, this discussion is essential for anyone navigating modern business. Godin challenges the way marketing is taught, explains why Google's miracle business model is under threat, and offers powerful insights on overcoming the fear that cripples both creativity and curiosity. Discover why embracing innovation at the smallest level is your best defense against becoming obsolete in the age of algorithms.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Take The Lead community today:DrDianeHamilton.comDr. Diane Hamilton FacebookDr. Diane Hamilton TwitterDr. Diane Hamilton LinkedInDr. Diane Hamilton YouTubeDr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

durée : 01:03:30 - Club Jazzafip - Avant d'offrir une version symphonique de "Moon Safari" au Grand Palais à Paris avec son duo Air, le compositeur et producteur français prend les rênes de notre programmation musicale. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Send us a textRHOSLC Teased Roots and Shaky RelationshipsPodcast Summary RHOSLC Season 6 Episode 10 The Bigger the Hair the Closer to GodIn this episode, Whitney organizes a surprise “High Body Count” hair party in honor of Britani, turning a controversial nickname into a celebratory moment. The women tease up their hair for her, and a somewhat playful, emotional tone takes over as they share kind words. But the festivity gets complicated when Jared confronts Britani about rumors he heard during their break, questioning her stability and commitment — a deeply hurtful moment for her.Meanwhile, Bronwyn is grappling with marital issues, revealing that she's removed her wedding ring and is reconsidering her relationship with Todd after seeing signs of distance and disconnection. She admits feeling insecure, especially after tweets and reports implied infidelity, and wonders if they need a formal agreement to move forward. In another corner, Lisa and her husband John have a tense discussion about their communication breakdown; Lisa expresses feeling invisible in their relationship, while John feels she doesn't truly listen.On the spiritual front, Mary Cosby reopens her newly renovated church and invites the group as a gesture of unity and healing. She gives a heartfelt sermon, calling on the women to reflect, make amends, and lean on faith in this tumultuous season. Her sermon resonates with several cast members, offering a moment of peace, but it also underscores how much work remains in repairing broken relationships and finding genuine connection. TakeawaysMary's son is facing serious struggles that affect the family.The potluck was a heartfelt surprise for Brittany.Mary's honesty stands out among the group dynamics.Meredith's eavesdropping incident raises questions about loyalty.Bronwyn and Todd's relationship is filled with confusion and drama.Real conversations about relationships are highlighted in this episode.Mary's church renovation reflects her family's history and struggles.Lisa and John's parenting styles clash, revealing deeper issues.Brittany and Jared's relationship feels performative and cringy.The Pentecostal church experience is lively and expressive.Support the showhttps://www.wewinewhenever.com/

What if the key to thriving in business, health, and life wasn't working harder but training smarter? In today's episode of the "Money" Market Podcast, Owen LaFave and Jim Godin of EXOS uncover how the same science used to train NFL stars can transform the way executives, parents, and professionals perform every day. From hydration hacks to mental resilience, recovery strategies to avoiding burnout, Jim shares the playbook for unlocking peak performance. He also highlights how EXOS collaborates with the Eagle Fund, a program dedicated to rehabilitating and training special operations forces and first responders, helping America's toughest recover, rebuild, and return stronger. Whether you're leading a company, raising a family, serving your country, or chasing personal goals, this episode will change how you think about your body, your mindset, and your potential.    WATCH NEXT: POURED TO PERFECTION: THE CANDLE POUR STORY FOUNDERS DENNIS & MISTY AKERS https://youtu.be/ewGGiWB1fyo SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz_7yNs7dOuyKApAkohqJIQ   Follow The ""Money"" Market Podcast here: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6e7E0DaJZQkuw339G7nGI4?si=27d047641a1d4b17 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-money-market-podcast/id1733948143 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneymarketpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneymarketpodcast Website: https://moneymarketpodcast.com   The Bank of Tampa | Member FDIC   Visit Team Exos: https://www.teamexos.com

Aprender sobre nuestros derechos, el dinero, y a aprender a cuidarnos mejor, es lo que veremos en el episodio de hoy.Te presentamos a Lucía Herrera, “La princesa Godín”, experta en recursos humanos. Una mujer que ha logrado volver lo difícil fácil y lo complejo sencillo, con un lenguaje cercano y cotidiano.En este episodio conversamos sobre:•⁠ ⁠Sus inicios educando a las personas sobre nóminas.•⁠ ⁠Las creencias sobre los roles femenino y masculino en relación con el dinero.•⁠ ⁠Los tres errores más comunes de las mujeres en finanzas.•⁠ ⁠Educación e inversiones.Un episodio para mirar de frente nuestra relación con el dinero, entender cómo se forma y aprender a transformarla con conciencia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Too Busy for GodIn a world that celebrates busyness, it's easy to fill our schedules with things for God while rarely slowing down to simply be with God. This message from Romans 12 challenges us to shift from a works-based, approval-driven faith to a grace-filled life rooted in Christ.Discover how true difference-making flows from who we are in Jesus, not just what we do. Learn practical ways to abide in Him daily, renew your mind, and serve out of love instead of guilt. Whether you feel spiritually overextended, burned out, or just longing for a deeper walk with God, this sermon will help you reconnect to the Source so your life and service overflow with joy, peace, and purpose.DATE: 08/10/2025SPEAKER: Brad Goode

Send us a textPat en a parlé en entrevue à la télé, dans des journaux, et il a surtout écrit un livre qui a marqué l'histoire à tout jamais de la course en sentier qui s'appelle: Territoires inconnus.En plus d'être acteur, il est maintenant aussi pompier forestier.Il a couru plusieurs 100 miles et aussi le Bigfoot 200 miles. Joan t'en qu'à lui, il a marqué le Québec avec ses ‘commute run'. (Aller retour à la course à pied, maison au travail.)Il a aussi participé à TedxQuébec avec une petite conférence sur sa passion des photos à la course.Il a écrit Ultra Ordinaire, un livre qui a aussi marqué le Québec.Pour mon 200e épisode, j'avais envie de recevoir 2 légendes pour avoir leur opinion/perception de l'évolution du trailrunning, et maintenant avec un peu plus de distance, qu'est-ce que ça l'a changé dans leur vie!(200e avec un petit délai: question d'accorder 3 agendas ensemble.)On a eu une belle conversation, riche, profonde et authentique.Petit scoop en plus sur leur nouveau manuscrit en cours d'évolution qui paraîtra environ à pareil date en 2026.Deux humains forts sympathique, accessible, inspirant qui ont marqué et forgé l'histoire du trailrunning avant même que ça ‘devienne cool' d'aller courir des courses en montagne. Merci tellement pour votre contribution inestimable! Vous êtes des vrais guerriers!Pour suivre la sortie de leur futur livre et leur actualité personnelle: Pat God sur Instagram, Joan Roch sur Facebook sa page athlète.Bonne écoute!

Ever felt like something in your life looked right but turned out wrong?This message from Pastor Joe Moss II will wake you up to the subtle ways the enemy plants deception in your heart, your habits, and your relationships.Drawing from Jesus' Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds (Matthew 13:24–30) and the fascinating behavior of the cuckoo bird, Pastor Joe shows how to identify spiritual imposters — the thoughts and opportunities that masquerade as blessings but were never from GodIn this first episode of The War Within series, Pastor Joe Moss II uncovers how spiritual deception hides in plain sight — replacing what's real with what only looks right.Just like the cuckoo bird that lays its egg in another bird's nest, the enemy plants thoughts, desires, and distractions that push out what God truly planted in your life.Through the story of the cuckoo bird and Jesus' parable of the wheat and the weeds (Matthew 13:24–30), you'll learn how to:✅ Recognize deception before it develops✅ Sharpen your spiritual discernment✅ Guard your heart and your purpose✅ Trust God's timing as He separates wheat from weedsBecause the enemy doesn't need to destroy you… if he can quietly deceive you.

Environ dix personnes s’enlèvent la vie dans le métro de Montréal chaque année. Encore une fois, après plus de 25 à parler de sécurité dans le métro,quatre coroners s’unissent pour faire des recommandations afin d’éviter ces morts. L’une d’elle, installer des barrières. Entrevue avec Julie-Kim Godin, coroner. Regardez aussi cette discussion en vidéo via https://www.qub.ca/videos ou en vous abonnant à QUB télé : https://www.tvaplus.ca/qub ou sur la chaîne YouTube QUB https://www.youtube.com/@qub_radio Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

In this powerful and deeply moving episode, Rob Greene, a U.S. Navy veteran, shares the life-altering story of how surviving an attempted suicide became the unexpected turning point in his journey toward peace, purpose, and true happiness. We dive into the everyday struggles that so many of us silently face — and Rob opens up about what it really takes to dig deep, heal, and start living with intention. From his experiences abroad to the lessons learned from diverse cultures and communities, Rob brings a raw honesty that's both grounding and inspiring. If you're navigating hard times, battling inner demons, or simply searching for something more — this is the episode you need to hear.

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Marketing visionary Seth Godin explains how the Internet got hijacked by an attention-stealing spam economy that keeps us in an endless loop of badly targeted marketing. Godin's anti-spam playbook: demand companies earn your attention with awesomeness, and break the digital slop loop that broke the Internet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

218 -Cory Marks in episode 218 of “Have Guitar Will Travel” presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host James Patrick Regan speaks with Canadian singer and guitarist Cory Marks. In their conversation Cory talks about his home in upper Ontario and his 3 and half hour drive to Toronto. Cory tells us about his career path as a singer after growing up playing hockey and going to the Royal Academy to become a fighter pilot. Cory describes starting on drums and moving to guitar playing clubs at a young age and he tells us about his love of hard rock and his love of country which is apparent on his new album “Sorry For Nothing Volume 2” produced by Kevin Churko Cory tells us about his guitars: Stonebridge acoustic and a Gretsch and Godin electrics through an strymon iridium pedal. Cory describes having both a U.S. and a Canadian based band and his tour schedule including coming up supporting Sevendust just him and an acoustic guitar. Finally Cory talks about getting engaged his love of flying and hockey and his love of fellow Canadian Brian Adams. To find out more about Cory you can go to his website: CoryMarks.com Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! #VintageGuitarMagazine #CoryMarks #SorryforNothing #StonebridgeAcousticGuitars #JamesPatrickRegan #GretschGuitars #BrianAdams #KevinChurko #GodinGuitars #theDeadlies #Ontario#haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #HGWT #Toronto #tourlife Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

Entre science, sensations et intuition, la data est partout dans le sport. Mais est-elle vraiment la clé de la performance ou un piège pour les athlètes ?

In this episode, Dr. Oord discusses the theme of divine hiddenness in conversation with a new book by Tim Miller entitled The Silence of the Lamb: Exploring the Hiddenness of Christ and GodIn the book, Tim Miller highlights a variety of explanations over the centuries for why a God of love might exist yet seem so silent and hidden, giving particular attention to Process and Open and Relational ideas as well as proposing novel ideas for reconciling a God of love with the divine hiddenness so many experience.

Aaron Carnes joins the podcast to talk about his mission to reframe the conversation around ska music and his writing career. As a veteran journalist and former ska-punk drummer, Aaron brings firsthand knowledge and critical insight to his book, "In Defense of Ska." We discuss the genre's rich history, its cultural significance, and what it tells us about how we frame music history and some of the politics around it. We also talk about Aaron's new book centered around death and dealing with the inevitability of it. Whether you're a ska fan or a skeptic, this episode will make you rethink what you know.

Ben talks with Bachelor in Paradise winners - and official couple Andrew and Alexe. They're talking about taking their relationship to the next level...could an engagement be soon? Ben is finding out!Ben's also getting into the internet backlash, and how the couple feels now about their decision not to tell Bailey the information they knew in Paradise. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are many rich images used to depict the nature of the Church in the New Testament. The Body of Christ, the Salt of the Earth, etc... One scholar notes as many as 96 of them! Part of the picture this gives us is that the church is so glorious, and the wonderful truths about it are so myriad, that it requires many different images to draw out all of its beauty. Sort of like the way in which the luster of a diamond is drawn out when examined from different angles and in different lighting. In Ephesians 2:19-22, the Apostle Paul gives 3 different images of what the Church is.The Church is the Citizenry of the Kingdom of HeavenThe Church is the Family of GodThe Church is the Temple of GodIn contrast to the low opinions that many people in the world today have of the Church of Jesus Christ, these images draw out remarkable truths about the Church. One of these glorious truths is that the Church is essentially a manifestation of heaven on earth! Now that's a remarkable thought! Members of the true Church (all genuine Christians) are people who are citizens and ambassadors of the Kingdom of Heaven. Not only so, but all true local churches are also like embassies or outposts of the Kingdom of Heaven. They are the place where the values, the power, and the authority of the Kingdom of Heaven show up on the earth.Furthermore, to say that the Church is the temple of God, is to say that it is in the Church where God is most uniquely present. It is in the Church where God dwells and where his presence is to be sought!Listen to this episode to hear more about the implications of these great truths. This episode was originally a sermon given by Jackson Hankey at River City Church on Thursday, Aug. 14th, 2025.

À 7 000 km de l'archipel des Comores*, loin de l'océan Indien et de la côte sud-est du continent africain, voyage dans la cité portuaire surnommée « la cinquième île des Comores ».  On connaît d'abord Marseille la Phocéenne fondée il y a 2 600 ans, Marseille la Méditerranéenne, la Corse, l'Italienne, l'Arménienne ou encore l'Algérienne, mais beaucoup moins la Comorienne ! Pourtant, selon une légende tenace, Marseille serait la plus grande ville comorienne au monde, devant même Moroni, la capitale de l'archipel ! Aujourd'hui, on estime que la population comorienne -d'origine ou de nationalité- atteint les 100 000 personnes et représente donc 10% des habitants de Marseille. En arrivant Gare Saint-Charles ou sur le Vieux-Port, dans les rues de la deuxième ville de France, si le métissage ne fait pas l'ombre d'un doute, pour ce qui est de la présence comorienne, il faut aller vers les quartiers Nord pour en saisir vraiment l'importance. C'est là que se concentre la communauté comorienne de Marseille, une communauté récente à l'échelle de la longue histoire de la ville, ouverte quoique réputée discrète, mais surtout fière de partager sa culture et son identité à la fois comorienne et marseillaise. Un reportage de Benoît Godin initialement diffusé en septembre 2024. * : « L'archipel des Comores, situé dans l'océan Indien, est composé de quatre îles. Trois d'entre elles font partie de l'État indépendant de l'Union des Comores. Mayotte est un département français. »   À lire : Les Comoriens à Marseille : d'une mémoire à l'autre, de Karima Direche-Slimani et Fabienne Le Houérou. Éditions Autrement, 2002. Bien peu de choses à lire sur la vaste communauté marseillo-comorienne en dehors de cet ouvrage datant de 2002. Forcément daté, il reste malgré tout le livre le plus complet à ce jour sur ce sujet.  La cinquième île : les Comoriens de Marseille, de Luc Saïd Mohamed Cheikh. Éditions Pragmatic, 2019. Un livre de photographies qui donne à voir quelques aspects de la vie des Comoriens de la cité phocéenne – prière du vendredi, figures politiques, cuisine... À voir : Le documentaire Planète Marseille, enfants des Comores, de Charlotte Penchenier, 2016. Le parcours de trois Marseillais d'origine comorienne (dont Fatima Ahmed, que l'on entend dans notre reportage) qui tentent de concilier leurs différentes parts d'identité. Sur Marseille, n'hésitez pas à vous rendre chez Marie-Rose Said, « présidente » et cuisinière des « Terrasses de Moroni Mamoudzou », une bonne table comorienne. À écouter : La série en deux épisodes de Vladimir Cagnolari pour Si loin si proche en 2018 : Je viens de Marseille et je vais à Ouellah, suivi de Je viens de Ouellah et je vais à Marseille. On y suit Chebli Msaïdié, chanteur et producteur de musique de retour au pays. Et on y découvre une tradition comorienne essentielle : le Anda, ou « grand mariage ».

La hora de la salida Godin.

Hustle Culture vs. Diligence with GodIn today's world, we are constantly bombarded with messages about the importance of hustle. We are told that we need to work harder, longer, and faster in order to be successful. This can lead to a culture of burnout and exhaustion, as we try to keep up with the demands of our jobs, our families, and our social lives.However, there is another way to live: a life of diligence with God. This means working hard, but not at the expense of our health, our relationships, or our faith. It means being intentional about our work and using our time wisely. It means trusting in God's plan for our lives and knowing that He will provide for us.Here are some of the benefits of living a life of diligence with God: Reduced stress: When we trust in God, we don't have to worry about everything. We can rest assured that He is in control. Increased focus: When we are not constantly stressed about work, we are able to focus more on the task at hand. Improved relationships: When we are not always working, we have more time to spend with our loved ones. Greater peace of mind: Knowing that God is with us gives us a sense of peace and security.Come along for the journey!

What if franchise ownership didn't require six figures up front—or running the business yourself? Kenny Rose, founder and CEO of Franshares.com, is flipping the script on how people invest and build wealth. His platform is making franchise ownership accessible through fractional investing, allowing everyday people to co-own real, cash-flowing businesses—without the traditional barriers. In this episode, Kenny breaks down how Franshares gives aspiring business owners—and even those who couldn't previously qualify for a franchise—the opportunity to get in the game by partnering with investors.

Seth Godin is a true visionary thinker and renaissance man. He is the author of 21 international bestsellers that have changed the way people think about work, and his books have been translated into 38 languages. Godin also writes one of the most popular marketing blogs in the world at ⁠seths.blog⁠, and two of his TED talks are among the most popular of all time. Seth is a serial entrepreneur—the founder of the altMBA, the social media pioneer Squidoo, and Yoyodyne, one of the first internet companies. Seth joined host Robert Glazer on ⁠the Elevate Podcast⁠ to discuss the rise of AI, the need for education disruption, and his new book, ⁠The Song of Significance⁠. This episode of the Elevate Podcast is sponsored by: Shopify: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠shopify.com/elevate⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Indeed: ⁠⁠⁠indeed.com/elevate⁠⁠⁠ Framer: ⁠⁠⁠framer.com⁠⁠⁠ BambooHR: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠bamboohr.com/freedemo⁠⁠⁠ IDEO U: ⁠⁠⁠ideou.com/elevate⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What if your old leads were actually your best leads? In this episode, I sit down with Daniel Popple, CFC at Paradigm Franchising, who used Clienttether to close three franchise deals—in under a year. How'd he do it? Spoiler: it wasn't magic… it was automation, consistency, and a willingness to learn. Here's what we break down: ✅ How Daniel reengaged cold leads using simple automation—and why consistency made all the difference ✅ Why you don't need to be a tech wizard to win (just willing to dive in) ✅ Why more consultants are ditching other CRMs for Clienttether—and what makes it the go-to platform for franchise pros If you're a franchise consultant looking for that edge, this episode is your playbook.

How do you build a home service business that doesn't depend on you? In this episode, I'm joined by Frank Dew with Adversity Consultants, an expert in scaling lean home service operations, to explore how solo operators and small teams can grow without burning out. We cover the exact tools and systems that allow you to create the appearance and efficiency of a much larger company, all while freeing up your time as the owner. From smart automation (Clienttether) to mindset shifts, this episode is packed with actionable strategies for anyone looking to scale with efficiency, not chaos. Whether you're still on the truck or already growing a team, Frank shares the roadmap to building a business that thrives without your constant involvement.

This short episode is designed to help franchise consultants, franchisors, and even small business owners learn how Clienttether can really help them grow their business. We dive into several distinct elements that factor into your business success and how Clienttether enables them.  To learn more visit: clienttether.com

Thinking about buying a franchise—but not sure where to start? Franchise consultant Alex Monteiro from RevRatel joins the show to share how he helps franchise candidates navigate the process with confidence. From evaluating franchise models to avoiding costly missteps, Alex offers a candid look at what it really takes to choose the right franchise and build a business that fits your goals and lifestyle.

This six minute "Deep Dive" will help you better understand the rules and regulations around text message compliance for businesses enforced by the US Government. Getting caught in violation could cost your business thousands of dollars, if not more.  If you found this helpful, please share with someone else you could benefit from it.  *Disclaimer: This was recorded in July 2025 and these rules are subject to change.  Click here for more information. 

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In this episode, I sit down with Philip Delgado, the founder of Apex Board & Ride Co. and Brian Kuhlman, CFC, to explore how they're reshaping the skate and surf retail experience. Apex isn't just selling scooters, skateboards, and more—they're curating high-performance gear for athletes and hobbyists that deserve more. Brian shares the story behind this "first of it's kind" brand, the culture, and how their refining the customer service experience. Buckle up, this an amazing brand and they're just getting started. 

Aprille Noble is a veteran with a passion for helping people live the American Dream of owning their own home. With the "4th of July" Holiday right around the corner, I thought it was fitting to bring Aprille on to share her story and how she is inspiring others to own a home, build wealth, and thrive despite the "doom and gloom" news of economic uncertainty out there.  Aprille shares how she empowers first-time buyers — through education, credit guidance, and transparency in the lending process. She shares tips and real-life success stories to help those achieve what they otherwise may think impossible.  You can reach Aprille through her website: https://aprilletheloanofficer.com/

In this episode, I sit down with Amy and Will Seben, the dynamic duo behind Seben Franchise Consulting. With a combined background in franchise ownership and corporate leadership, Amy and Will now help aspiring entrepreneurs find the perfect franchise opportunity aligned with their lifestyle, values, and financial goals. We explore the myths and truths of franchising, how they guide clients through the process, and what traits shape successful franchisees. Whether you're franchise-curious or ready to take the leap, this conversation offers expert advice and inspiring real-world stories.

Seth Godin is a bestselling author of “Purple Cow” and “This Is Strategy: Make Better Plans”. Godin is a member of the Marketing Hall of Fame and the Coordinator of The Carbon Almanac. Godin joined chief Rule Breaker David Gardner joined TMF CIO Andy Cross to discuss: - If AI has a branding problem. - How the needs for status and affiliation drive human behavior. - Alphabet's strategy problem. Companies mentioned: NKE, H, GOOG, GOOGL Hosts: David Gardner, Andy Cross Guest: Seth Godin Engineer: Dan Boyd Advertisements are sponsored content and provided for informational purposes only. The Motley Fool and its affiliates (collectively, "TMF") do not endorse, recommend, or verify the accuracy or completeness of the statements made within advertisements. TMF is not involved in the offer, sale, or solicitation of any securities advertised herein and makes no representations regarding the suitability, or risks associated with any investment opportunity presented. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult with legal, tax, and financial advisors before making any investment decisions. TMF assumes no responsibility for any losses or damages arising from this advertisement. We're committed to transparency: All personal opinions in advertisements from Fools are their own. [The product advertised in this episode was loaned to TMF and was returned after a test period.] or [The product advertised in this episode was purchased by TMF.] [Advertiser] paid for the sponsorship of this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I sit down with Chad Fullmer, a driven entrepreneur and proud franchisee of Crisp & Green, the fast-growing healthy fast-casual brand redefining how communities eat. Chad shares his journey from employee to franchise ownership, offering valuable insights into what it takes to succeed in the competitive health food and restaurant space. From navigating brand alignment to building a loyal customer base, Chad's story is packed with real-world advice for aspiring franchise owners, health-conscious entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about wellness-driven business.

In this episode, I sit down with Loana Perez, the founder of TeaCupFuls, to explore how she turned her love for boba tea into a vibrant and visually stunning brand. Loana shares how she's crafted unique drink experiences, built a loyal customer base through positivity and fun, and navigated the challenges of standing out in the rapidly growing boba industry. Get ready to sip on some serious business and branding insights!

In this episode, Ryan sits down with Tracy McCubbin, Founder of dClutterfly and author of Making Space, Clutter-Free, to unpack the emotional roots of clutter and how to break free from it. With over a decade of experience helping people transform their homes and lives, Tracy shares practical strategies, surprising truths about our attachment to stuff, and how creating space can lead to greater happiness. Whether you're a maximalist or minimalist, this conversation will change the way you think about your things. If you want to look into this amazing brand as a business opportunity visit Tracy's website and mention this episode today! 

This is a special edition "Deep Dive" audio version of my Franchise Consultant Survival guide. If reading eBooks is not your thing, this audio version will give you some ideas and tactics to take your franchise consulting practice to the next level. Get ready to save time, shorten your deal cycle, and create more efficiency in your business.  I'm here to help you exceed your goals and not feel "overworked" at the same time!  For more info visit clienttether.com

For episode 102 of the podcast, I talk with Michel Pellerin, an inspiring guitar maker from Québec. Michel shares his journey, from teaching guitarmaking at lutherie schools to his time at the Godin factory, to developing and teaching his own advanced finishing course. We also dive into his current line of guitars — from parlor to harp — and how he continues to evolve his work through collaboration with musicians and colleagues. Michel explains his method of building two nearly identical instruments, changing just one feature between them to push the boundaries of design and sound. Stick around after the main episode for a bonus segment: I catch up with Mario Beauregard at the Sound Messe Guitar Show in Osaka for a quick conversation on what's new. Links: https://www.guitarespellerin.com/en/

I used this amazing tool called "Google Notebook LM" to generate this podcast from our Clienttether "Speed 2 Lead" eBook! If you'd rather listen than read, this episode is full of actionable steps to help your franchise consulting business get to the next level.  If you want the eBook shoot me an email at ryan@clienttether.com! Here's a link to check out Google Notebook LM too! Thanks for your continued support! 

Today's guest is someone who turned sweet success into a passion for helping others launch their dream businesses. Marc Cole is a Senior Consultant with The You Network, and he's on a mission to guide aspiring entrepreneurs toward the right franchise fit. From B2B gifting to franchise matchmaking, Marc brings heart, clarity, and a deep belief in knowing your ‘why' before making any major move. If you're thinking about business ownership, don't miss this one."

Tom Scarda, franchise expert and author of The Magic of Choosing Uncertainty, joins the show to share how he went from civil service to building and selling a successful franchise—and now helps others do the same. We dive into how to find the right franchise, avoid common mistakes, and why franchising is more about lifestyle than loving a product. Whether you're stuck in a corporate job or dreaming of business ownership, this episode will shift how you think about entrepreneurship.

Things Discussed: Signing Day: Got the most talent on offense since…1998? Down the list: OL: Two of the highest-ranked OTs in the history of the program, Gach was a Priority 1 for the program, Strayhorn is a center. RB: Jasper Parker the sites just missed; poorer man's Adrian Peterson. M thinks DJ is healthy. WR: Marsh was a big pull vs heavy hitters, Year 1 player. Browder needs development but Junior Hemingway upside. Washington is tall and can move well. TE: Owens is a Bredeson, really hurts that they missed on Olesh. DL: We love the heavy-handed build-a-bears that Esposito recruits. Remember his WMU guys? Moten and Patterson are going to be those guys too. Lou is convinced Benny Patterson is the guy. Kanka is a Godin. Marshall was a Priority and a big win. Can't expect them to get the scouting coup of the century with Graham and Grant every year but they can scout and now they can win the guys they scouted. Basketball: Every guy is good with a tradeoff, and that tradeoff is turnovers, e.g. look at the defense that Roddy Gayle (and Pippen) played on Ace Bailey. Rutgers: We got a break by missing Harper, who just shredded Illinois. Oregon game: the mental errors are baked in at this point, like they're not going to score at the rim as well as you want them to. Also baked in is the fact that they switch everything and play drop coverage, so your Shelstad types who make 50%+ of other twos after attacking a Goldin or Wolf are going to score. Sugarplum vision of a top-3 seed and winning the B10 is probably gone. All but one of their remaining games (all but Rutgers at home) are Kenpom A (top-50) tier, IE Q1 opportunities.