Podcasts about holidays part

Sermon from Sunday, December 20, 2020. Home for the Holidays (Part 4). John 1:1-5, 14. Pastor Bryant Anderson preaching. John’s house at Christmastime isn’t really decorated for the season, but that’s because John is just too busy embedding himself in the deep, theological meaning and purpose of the celebration. The gathering at his home is not so much a Christmas party as it is an engaged and impassioned discussion. With the benefit of other evangelists already having told the story of Jesus’s birth, John is free to go all the way back to the very beginning.

Sermon from Sunday, December 13, 2020. Home for the Holidays (Part 3). Luke 2:1-14. Pastor Bryant Anderson preaching. Luke’s house at Christmastime is as festive as festive gets. Luke gives us the Christmas story that we know and love, the story that dominates the religious imagery and iconography of this season. The deep significance of Luke’s telling, however, goes beyond scenes of quiet stables and starlit fields; it is embedded in the characters who make up the stories and the world they inhabit - a world that is being made ready for the coming kingdom of God.

Sermon from Sunday, December 6, 2020. Home for the Holidays (Part 2). Matthew 1:18-25; 2:13-15, 19-23. Matthew’s house at Christmastime is a crowded place - it’s a family reunion, and there are many familiar faces and many unfamiliar, but all sharing in a common lineage. Pictures on the wall connect the living family to many who came before. The celebration of the coming of Jesus is the joyous recognition that the Savior is born into the long history of God’s loving covenant with God’s people - the family of God.

Sermon from Sunday, November 29, 2020. Home for the Holidays (Part 1). Mark 1:1-11. Pastor Bryant Anderson preaching. The home of Mark the evangelist is spare and unadorned at Christmastime. In fact, there is not a single holiday decoration anywhere in the place. But it would be too hasty to conclude that Mark doesn’t care (or know) about the Christmas story. Instead, it is more a question of the particular way that Mark wants us to think about the coming of God into the world - which is, after all, what Christmas is really about.

Happier Through the Holidays Part 1 of 2: Episode 016 Divine Feminine Leaders Celeste HartwellThis week with the holidays upon us, emotions can run high with overwhelm, anxiety, and feeling obligated.Whether you’re a female entrepreneur or not, our emotions and beliefs affect our happiness and success on every level which is why Celeste Hartwell has your back in this two-part series to support your sanity through this time of year.This week, Celeste shares 3 tips to help you through what can be a very trying time with other people…How to set your intention successfully before walking into the holiday…How taking 5 minutes, without notice, can help you reset…And how you can empower yourself to make the best of any circumstance.I honor you for showing up, listening to this episode and sharing it with the people who you love and adore.Our families provide our biggest life lessons…They’ve known us the longest and sometimes push our buttons consciously and unconsciously…I’m honored to help you through this time of year in this small way. If you need any support, please reach out to myself or any support system you feel called to.To watch, listen and contact Celeste, you can go to: http://www.divinefeminineleaders.com/happier-holidays-1As always, thank you so much for your support of this podcast! This program shares a feminine view of entrepreneurship…For women. By women.If you want to stay up to date on new episodes, please subscribe where you love the content most. You can hear us on iTunes or you can watch our beautiful faces on YouTube!If this content touches you and you know of a friend who needs to hear this inspiration, please share the love! We so appreciate you!

Last week we discussed IQ, EQ and my newly developed MQ. As a review, IQ (intelligence quotient) is a total score derived from one of several standardized tests designed to assess human intelligence. The abbreviation “IQ” was coined by the psychologist William Stern for the German term Intelligenzquotient, his term for a scoring method for … Ep 189 How to Change Your Mindfulness Quotient During the Holidays Part 2 Read More » The post Ep 189 How to Change Your Mindfulness Quotient During the Holidays Part 2 appeared first on Dr. Deb Butler.

Tonight’s show is called, “The Psychology of Holidays.” It seems like the majority of people in our society and culture enjoy at least some of the holidays that occur every year. Some more so than others. On this show, we have talked in the past about psychological issues connected to this upcoming holiday season in particular, although much of what we will discuss covers other holidays as well, and the whole process in general. We have doneEp. 9 - Holiday Depression (Part 1 of 3) 11-30-16, Ep. 10 - Maintaining Sobriety & Health During the Holidays (Part 2 of 3) 12-14-16, Ep. 11 - Reasonable & Rational New Year’s Resolutions (Part 3 of 3) 12-28-16, Ep. 35 - The Grand Illusion 12-13-17 (The myth of perfect holidays), and Ep. 36 - Another Auld Lang Syne 12-27-17 (Resolutions & guilt). Tonight, we would like to take a look at the very phenomenon of holidays themselves, in order to understand why we have so much emotional energy around this topic, in particular. Some of this may be more sociology and culture studies than psychology, but the 3 are intertwined. Tonight, we will discuss: An Overview of The Psychology of HolidaysThe Purpose. History, and Sociology of Holidays.The Dark Side of Holidays – Depression, Marketing, Privilege, Peer Pressure. and Cultural ButcheringConclusions ?Before we begin tonight's topic discussion, we will have some topic-relevant classic rock music played by Dr. Mathis, and then our segment, "The Rock & Roll Shrink Recalls, a moment of rock music trivia stories, as recounted by Dr. Mathis. 

Last week we discussed IQ, EQ and my newly developed MQ. As a review, IQ (intelligence quotient) is a total score derived from one of several standardized tests designed to assess human intelligence. The abbreviation “IQ” was coined by the psychologist William Stern for the German term Intelligenzquotient, his term for a scoring method for … Ep 33 How to Change Your Mindfulness Quotient During the Holidays Part 2 Read More » The post Ep 33 How to Change Your Mindfulness Quotient During the Holidays Part 2 appeared first on Dr. Deb Butler.

Clive on the Holidays Part 2 of 3: Have the Greeks won? A retrospective study on the Chanukah battle for supremacy