Podcasts about Golden Rule

The Drive wraps up the show with Heathers Top 5 at 5 and Caleb's What Would You Wager.

Heather and Sean start the show with a Freaky Friday Fives! They also tap in with Jared Stansbury and Justin Smool.

Sean and Heather kick off the show discussing Tua Tagovoila and they also tap in with Chad Leistikow to talk Hawks.

Heather and Sean wrap up the show with Heathers Top 5 at 5 and Caleb's What Would You Wager.

Heather and Sean talk about Aaron Judges 61st home run and more.

Sean and Heather talk about TNF, Aaron Judge breaking records, and they tap in with Michael Admire.

Nahshon Cook was thirteen years old when he took his first riding lesson on an old professor named Willy at the Urban Farm at Stapleton, where he was a student in their Embracing Horses riding program for five years. During that time he was introduced to the art of Classical Dressage: a scientific system of equitation based on the mental development of the saddle horse proceeding greater physical demands. He has since been a devoted practitioner to this method of building partnerships with horses. He holds the adage “Follow the horse and find heaven in every step.” as his golden rule to approach to teaching and training.

It's a segment of "Ask 5-0 Anything." For a majority of the hour, Sean, Heather, and listeners all chime in on some questions for Sergeant Paul.

Heather and Sean wrap up the hour with more questions for 5-0 and Heathers Top 5 at 5.

It's Caleb's 21st birthday! Today, The Drive talks Hurricane Ian and talk with both Kennington Smith and Nick Osen about both state teams playing this weekend.

It says in the Book of Proverbs, "Hope deferred makes the heart sick." In this episode find out why and why it's more important than ever that we all find hope and how we find it.

Have you ever been left when kids are playing together or not invited to a birthday party? Do you know someone who has been left out and may not have many friends? In our story today, Lisa and Ellen learn what the "Golden Rule" actually means. If you're interested in any other books published by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, please visit adventistbookcenter.com or call 1-800-765-6955.Visit our website: www.kathyskidsstorytime.org We'd love to hear from you. Write to us at:Kathy@kathyskidsstorytime.orgorKathy's Kids StorytimePO Box 44270Charlotte, NC 28215-0043Special Thanks:Recorded by: Kathy Russell, Children's Ministry Director Edited by: Communication Department

Heather and Sean jump into the show MNF and how Sean has yet to go to a tailgate. David Eickholt calls in to talk about the One Chip Challenge.

Heather and Sean continue the conversation on Monday Night Football. Tommy Birch taps in to talk baseball and White Sox.

Caleb gives you his what would you wager and Heather gives the Top 5 at 5. They also talk about Caleb's 21st birthday.

Anyone can sing along to the hits, but it takes a true fan to know the deep tracks - an album's less popular songs that get buried between the more radio-friendly Billboard bops. If Jesus' teachings were an album or a playlist, scattered among his greatest hits - like The Good Samaritan, The Golden Rule, and Love Each Other - you'd also find his deep tracks that could shock or even offend you - such as Hate Your Parents, Die Fig Tree Die, and I Bring the Sword! What are we supposed to do with the most confounding things that Jesus had to say? Join us for this six-week series to learn more.

In this episode we talk about the golden rule! For the activity, you're young ones might need help spelling of the golden rule, make sure to help them out with that. Don't forget writing a review is super helpful and we would love to have your input and thoughts on this podcast! Thanks!

The Drive taps in with David Eickholt to talk hawks. They also circle back on the officiating for the Iowa State game.

Heather, Sean, and Caleb wrap up the show with Heathers Top 5 at 5 and Calebs What Would You Wager.

The Golden Rule (e.g. "do unto others as you would have them do unto you") is found in all the world's great religions. The language used may be different, but the wisdom behind it is the same. Accordingly, it's safe to say there is something about The Golden Rule that has commanded humanity's universal respect. But does it have a place in A Course in Miracles? Indeed, the Course does contain a whole teaching about the Golden Rule. Listen now to this conversation between Robert and Emily, to find out what it is and how to apply it to your life.

Heather and Sean start off the show guns a blazin' with Iowa State talk and Iowa talk. They also tap in with Seneca Wallace to break down the questionable fouls at the Iowa State game.

Christianity has a higher ethic than any other religion, and the way to salvation is completely different. If you want to know more about how that could possibly be true, listen to this episode.

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan shares how a compassionate God shows us mercy and by following the Golden Rule we can share that same mercy with others. Listen in this […]

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The Golden Rule, From the Christian Perspective. the one verse Luke 10 27… you should love the lord your God from all your soul and you should love your neighbour as yourself. How can I live in a society of many. How do I give my love to God every day. How the Golden Rule affects us Gospel Reflection (Luke 10:21-28).

As you'll tell from my brief new intro to this 2006 conversation, my voice right now is so eviscerated I can't speak at all. Silenced at last! So here is a very early experiment I did with kinda-podcasting, when I took a microphone to Hitch's place and let the tape roll. A blast from the grave in some ways.We mainly debated the nature of religion and the global war on terrorism. For two clips — on the divinity of Jesus, and whether the Golden Rule is actually “cruel and stupid,” as Hitch put it — pop over to our YouTube page. The audio quality is a little rough, but a transcript of the two-hour conversation is available here. Get full access to The Weekly Dish at andrewsullivan.substack.com/subscribe

It's a Freaky Friday! Heather, Sean, and Caleb tell their top five sports memories. They also tap in with Justin Smool to talk sports betting.

The Drive wraps up the show with what would you wager and Heathers Top 5 at 5.

Heather and Sean kick off the show with some breaking Ime Oduka news. Heather shares her new workout involving a lawn mower.

Sean and Heather talk NIL and Mike Gundy. They also touch on some more tomfoolery.

The Drive is chugging along as they do Heathers Top 5 at 5 and Calebs What Would you Wager. They also touch on pumpkin spice candles.

Sean and Heather kick off the show talking farming, Ime Oduka, and changing tires. Lots of craziness happening on a Thursday.

This week the ‘father' of the Net Promotor Score (NPS), one of the most widely admired and used measures of customer impact, Fried Reichheld,  speaks to us about the next wave of customer focus- Customer Capitalism and NPV 3.0. Great companies help people lead great lives- they are a force for good. At their core they have a strong sense of purpose— to enrich the lives of every customer they touch. Not just a slogan, but as described by Fred, a systematic approach to building your company and systems with the customer front and centre. He talks us through why an enlightened understanding of the Golden Rule provides the bedrock principle underpinning Customer Capitalism and why this serves as the foundation for generating good and sustainable profits!  ** If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us get our podcast out to a wider audience. Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. For transcripts and show notes, please go to: https://www.theconsciouscapitalists.com Thank you for your support! Timothy & Raj

Buckle in for a segment of "Ask 5-0 Anything." Sean, Heather, and listeners grill the sheriff on all the pressing questions.

The Drive wraps up the show with Heathers Top 5 at 5 and What Would you Wager. Sean and Heather react to the drama in Phoenix with the suns owner.

Heather and Sean open up the show talking about Aaron Judge's home run record. They tap in with Kennington Smith and Nick Osen.

What things have you pursued in life? Big goals? Lofty dreams? A relationship?Pursuing something puts you in the driver's seat. It's a word that requires action. In this week's episode, Mel & Kel discuss "The Golden Rule" - do to others what you'd like done to you. Are you doing that? If so, in what ways? If not, why not?If you find value in this week's episode, Mel & Kel would love you to share it on your Instagram or Facebook story. Why not follow these girlfriends and stay connected? And, hey, if you haven't left a review yet, that would be a fantastic way to say "thanks!".Not sure how to leave a review? Watch this.How to Leave an Apple Podcast ReviewWe invite you to contact us! We'd love it if you would.WE CAN GETAWAY click here to learn moreEMAIL themelandkelshow@gmail.comWEBSITE melandkelshow.comFACEBOOK @themelandkelshowINSTAGRAM @themelandkelshowInterested in joining any of Mel's writing courses? Connect with her here.MEL'S EMAIL melissa@writeonwebb.comMEL'S WEBSITE writeonwebb.comMEL'S FACEBOOK writeonwebbMEL'S INSTAGRAM @writeonwebbStruggling with your child's addiction and need support? Connect with Kel here.KEL'S EMAIL kelly@newdayfamilyrecovery.comKEL'S WEBSITE newdayfamilyrecovery.comKEL'S FACEBOOK newdayfamilyrecoveryKEL'S INSTAGRAM  @newdayfamilyrecovery

FREE 5-DAY CHALLENGE - Never Struggle With Sales Again! https://sellingwithlove.com/challenge ===== How would it feel to become a Ninja at Selling without selling your coaching services? In this episode with Larry Kendal, you'll discover practical routines, exercises, and frameworks to focus better on what brings revenue to your business. Among others, Larry shares the FORD framework to establish rapport and find out the situation and needs of the people you talk with, the 5 habits you can do in the morning to improve your focus and productivity, and the Platinum Rule to serve people matching their personality (not yours). Get a notebook, and be ready to start implementing these concepts in your own life to truly become a Ninja at Sales. =====

Heather and Sean kick off the hour talking MNF and the Vikings disappointing loss to the Eagles. Heather also heavily questions Caleb's diet.

Heather and Sean open up the hour talking about Iowa and Iowa States upcoming games. Ben Gislasen hops on to talk Iowa Wild.

Heather and Sean roll along with Heathers Top 5 at 5 and Caleb's What Would You Wager. They also interview Coach Rice about being the first woman head coach in the metro.

Anyone can sing along to the hits, but it takes a true fan to know the deep tracks - an album's less popular songs that get buried between the more radio-friendly Billboard bops. If Jesus' teachings were an album or a playlist, scattered among his greatest hits - like The Good Samaritan, The Golden Rule, and Love Each Other - you'd also find his deep tracks that could shock or even offend you - such as Hate Your Parents, Die Fig Tree Die, and I Bring the Sword! What are we supposed to do with the most confounding things that Jesus had to say? Join us for this six-week series to learn more.

Heather is BACK!!! Sean and Heather talk college football and Seneca Wallace hops on to break down the last Iowa State game.

Sean and Heather kick it into high gear for the last hour. Heather gives her top 5 at 5 and Caleb gives his What Would You Wager.

In this episode, my guest Pastor Josh Earls, and I discuss some of the sayings that are often mistaken as bible verses as well as well-known bible verses that are regularly misquoted or said out of context.And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them.–Romans 8:28Check out the YouVersion Bible AppGreat music to read/study by:- William Augusto on Spotify or Apple Music- Alberto Rivera on Spotify or Apple Music***Questions or comments can be sent to steven@nookpodcast.comJoin The Nook Facebook page!Steven's Social Media:Instagram and TwitterIf you appreciate the topics and guests shared on this podcast, you can help keep the episodes coming with financial support through Buy Me a Coffee. Please consider a one time donation or recurring monthly gifts. Check the link below!Support the show

Heather and Sean talk with David Eickholt about the Iowa game and the rain delays. They both tap into the Nebraska Head Coach topic.

Early on most of us learn the Golden Rule: “do unto others as you would have others do unto you”. To children the lesson may be as simple as sharing toys, being gracious to friends and parents, and to say “please” and “thank you”. As we grow older, the message should be no less important—it should help form our character. Ask yourself: Why criticize when we can offer a compliment? Why insult when we can praise? Why hurt when we can help? May the respect, compassion, and forgiveness we desire to receive be the same gifts we extend to others with whom we live and work, and to all persons, without exception. For if we live by God's Golden Rule, we will be at peace with ourselves and with one another.

We're back with another episode! What We Didn't Say on Sunday is exactly as it sounds! It is a podcast for our campus pastors and preachers to share what they didn't say on Sunday. From historical context and resource recommendations to sermon bloopers and 3-minute recaps, What We Didn't Say on Sunday covers all of it. We encourage you to watch the previous Sunday's message, which can be found right here on our channel, to fully understand and enhance the sermon.

LIVE from the GNFCC Grand Opening Celebration: Lynn Jones, Golden Rule Hospice (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 522) Lynn Jones, Golden Rule Hospice, joined host John Ray LIVE at the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Grand Opening Celebration. Lynn shared the work Golden Rule does serving hospice patients at home throughout all of North […] The post LIVE from the GNFCC Grand Opening Celebration: Lynn Jones, Golden Rule Hospice appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The Golden Rule: Treat Others As You Would Want To Be Treated. We've all heard it before, but are you able to live by The Golden Rule? When you can get to a place where you're operating by the golden rule, you'll be surprised on the impact it will have in your life. We're all human, but we tend to judge ourselves on our intentions and judge everyone else on their actions. Put yourself in the other person's shoes. How would you want to be treated?