Podcasts about his move

Dillon Gabriel Joins Mark Rodgers and Brad Copeland to Talk About His Time at Oklahoma and His Move to Oregon! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spade-O joins the show to Discuss His Transformative Experience After Jail, the Appeal of His Message to Young Rappers, His Move into Management, and more! ➤FUEL UP ON YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/bagfueltv ➤FUEL UP ON INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/bagfuel/ ➤FOLLOW ES$O: www.instagram.com/essowrld/ ➤FOLLOW HYNAKEN: www.instagram.com/hynaken/

Dave McClatchy Discusses the Armstrong Legacy and His Move to AHF Products by Floor Focus Magazine

So, you want to write a book, but you don't know where to begin. That's okay! Look no further. Chandler Bolt leads the organization Self-Publishing School and has helped lead entrepreneurs through the process of bringing their own book to life through self-publishing. His MOVE writing method helps build momentum through a unique checklist process that keeps the light at the end of the tunnel in focus. During this episode, you'll learn more about why self-publishing can help fast-track the opportunity to diversify revenue streams and provide your audience with a more personal introduction of yourself. Chandler will also address questions about creating your cover, editing, formatting, and when you'll know the right time to take the leap from rough draft to reality! If you're at all considering adding a book to your repertoire, this is the episode for you. Chandler brings actionable next steps, encouragement, and expertise that you don't want to miss! THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW: Traditional vs. self vs. hybrid, what's best?! Why your audience needs to meet you, in a book How to self-publish without looking self-published Why it's important to simplify the process Three must-haves to self-publish The launch triangle And so much more! Want a copy of his book Published. for free?! Check out the link here.

Welcome to my final guest interview of 2020!! Wrapping it up with with this candid interview with Mike Murdoch! He shares how he stays spiritually fit as a chef and yoga teacher, and how he traversed his journey with food and an eating disorder to creating his successful Move Nourish Heal programs. He shares openly about dysmorphia and his experience as a 240lb 13 year old to where he is today. I'm excited for you to listen to this personal conversation with Mike and be inspired by his stories and teachings! Thanks for being here! Amelia Andaleon, Spiritually Fit Yoga About Mike Murdoch: With a passion for all things nourishing and a drive to innovate, Mike's career in the food service industry has spanned two decades. Cordon Bleu trained with a Grande Diplome in Cuisine and Pastry, Mike has worked in all areas of the industry from fine dining to corporate. After years in the grocery sector as Chef and recipe developer to several of Canada's largest food retailers, his focus shifted to health and wellness. Having been extremely overweight as a child, (240lbs at 13 years old) shifting diet and lifestyle had a profound impact on his own health and wellbeing. After being introduced to yoga in 2014, the practice allowed him to cultivate inner calmness and self-acceptance. Now a certified ERYT-500 Tier One Certified Baptiste yoga instructor and Culinary Nutrition Expert; he aims to help others find their own path towards optimal health and environmental sustainability. His Move, Nourish, Heal programs focus on mindful movement and plant-based nourishment to heal body and soul. Reach Mike on instagram @move_nourish_heal To learn about his 21-day Plant-Based Power Up program starting Jan. 3, 2021, youtube channel, etc. go here https://linktr.ee/MoveNourishHeal Thank you to all my guests in Season 2, and to all of you listeners! I love Mike's message to shift your perspective from seeing things as "hard" to "challenging." We can are are overcoming challenges every single day, in 2020 and beyond! This is my last guest interview of 2020. Stay tuned for a bonus episode to wrap up the year! Join me Thursday morning December 31st 9:30-11:30am for a Yoga Workshop to Release 2020 and Welcome 2021. It's a free/donation livestream on the Insight Timer app or on the http://insighttimer.com website. I noticed a few more reviews popped up...THANK YOU! Your 5 star ratings and reviews are always appreciated! It keeps me going to bring you this free content and connecting with you is even sweeter! I'm mostly active on instagram @spirituallyfityoga where I'm currently running a #seethegood2020 challenge, to encourage a daily habit to look for the goodness in your life! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirituallyfityoga/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spirituallyfityoga/support

On this episode of W.S.E.G., we sit down with Bassist and Mad Scientist, Reng Dungus. We talk about bringing Reng's engineering background to the studio, His Move from Ann Arbor to Toledo, and his hilarious videos. Find Reng: Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcrmAfzAJVJVtObig1_C8PA IG: https://www.instagram.com/reng_dungus/ Funk Factory: https://www.facebook.com/FunkFactoryToledo/?ref=br_rs https://www.instagram.com/funkfactorytoledo/ Engineer an email and send it to: wespeakenglishgood@gmail.com www.wespeakenglishgood.net

This is the sixth podcast in a special series on reading the Bible. These podcasts include helpful excerpts from books by Watchman Nee and Witness Lee that provide insight about reading the Bible. In our previous podcast, we pointed out that it is helpful to have two separate periods of time for reading the Bible. We should have time to meditate on the Word, praying and praising as we read and receiving spiritual food; it’s best to have this time in the morning. The other time of reading the Bible can be at any time of day and is for understanding and learning more about God’s Word. In this podcast, we’ll talk more about this second time—our time for studying the Bible. We must exercise our mind to study and understand the Bible. However, even when we study the Word, we must realize that the Word and the Spirit are one. To understand only the letter of the Bible is not our goal; rather, each time we read we must endeavor to touch and receive the Spirit in the Word. For us to ascertain the facts in the Bible requires our prayerful reading and study. Hence, when we read the Bible, our spirit should be the dominant part of our being. There is no need for us to extensively prepare ourselves or make a long production out of reading the Word. Sometimes a short prayer asking the Lord to wash us with His blood so that we can freely come to Him in His Word to receive Him is sufficient to usher us into genuine contact with Him through the Word. We should read the Bible with understanding and wisdom. Understanding has to do with apprehending the words of the Bible with our mind. This is a critical prerequisite to receiving revelation from the Word. The amount of speaking and revelation we can receive from the Lord is proportionate to the diligence we apply to our comprehension of the letter of the Bible. Getting acquainted with the facts in the Bible is like accruing capital for our future experiences of the divine life. In Life Lessons, Witness Lee observes, “In reading the Bible, we must first use the understanding of our mind to comprehend its text, which was written in human language, and to know its meaning.” Lee’s book The Full Knowledge of the Word of God lists some practical guidelines for understanding the Bible: First, understand the Word of God literally. Second, go beyond the letter, historical events, and persons and things to explore and to receive the revelation of life. Next, take care of the context. Fourth, expound God’s Word with God’s Word. Fifth, learn from the saints of the past. And sixth, pray-read the Word to eat, drink, and breathe in the spirit and life in the Word. Reading the Bible with wisdom involves apprehending the truth in the Bible with our spirit. This wisdom is not our natural wisdom but the wisdom we obtain through prayer. It’s deeper and higher than the understanding in our mind. In The Triune God’s Revelation and His Move, Witness Lee says, “We cannot receive the divine revelation through such fanciful imaginations. Instead, we receive it by the spirit of wisdom and revelation, spoken of in Ephesians 1:17. The spirit here is the mingled spirit, the divine Spirit mingled with the human spirit. Thank God that today in the universe there is not only the divine Spirit or only the human spirit but also the mingled spirit. God and man can be mingled together as one spirit (1 Cor. 6:17). Basically, the way to receive revelation is by the mingled spirit, that is, by the divine Spirit indwelling the human spirit. This mingled spirit is called the spirit of wisdom. This is for our understanding. If we have a revelation, we need the wisdom to interpret and understand it.” Our reading of the Bible should be comprehensive and thorough; thus, we must be consistent in our reading. We need a schedule. In Messages for Building Up New Believers, Watchman Nee says, “Every Christian should have a definite plan of studying the Bible. If you can set aside half an hour a day, develop a plan to study the Bible for half an hour a day. If you can afford an hour each day, develop a plan that includes an hour of study. Whatever time you can afford, make a plan that will fit your schedule. The worst way to read is by ‘inspiration,’ that is, casual, unplanned reading that begins at whatever page one feels, at times reading voraciously for ten days and at other times not reading anything for ten days. This is the wrong way. We should not adopt this ‘inspirational’ method. Everyone should have a definite plan of reading. In reading the Bible, we need to be restricted and disciplined.” To understand the text, we must also be able to properly interpret the types, shadows, and figures in the Bible. Additionally, we should learn to use reference tools that define words and explain grammatical structures, and we should have some knowledge of the Bible’s original languages, Greek and Hebrew. It is a glorious fact that God has become accessible and communicable to us as the Spirit embodied in the Word, but this fact remains objective to us if we do not exercise our spirit to contact the Spirit in the Word. Join us next time for the final installment in this special series on reading the Bible as we discuss five ways we can exercise our spirit to receive the Spirit in the Word.

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God went All In by sending His Sinless Son to die for us. He made His Move. it's your move next.

"The Prayer Needed to Be One with the Lord in His Move to Carry Out His Economy" - Irving, TX (Sept. 2009)