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In this episode, we detail how IASA's upcoming Super Region workshops series can help educators build AI capacity in their school districts, streamline operations and create efficiencies. Our guests are Dr. Dawn Bridges, Dr. Bill Daggett and Thomas Hawkins. Thomas is the Content and Innovation Manager for Successful Practices Network and will be co-presenting at the workshops with Dr. Bridges.

Dr. John Gatta, CEO of the ECRA Group, discusses AI solutions for schools, specifically AI assistants. As part of an expanded partnership with IASA, ECRA has developed three AI assistants to help school districts in the areas of the Illinois School Code, Parent Questions and Human Resources.

In this episode, Dr. Dawn Bridges and Dr. Bill Daggett discuss the importance of school districts embracing AI, what to expect at the upcoming AI Super Region workshops, tangible tips that will be covered and how AI can give your teachers nights and weekends back. To learn more and register for IASA Super Region AI workshops, click here.

In September, IASA and IASB announced a new joint partnership with Munetrix + SchoolData Solutions. Hear from the company's CEO, Ginny Norton, on the capabilities of the powerful school performance analytics tool on this episode of the IASA Podcast.

Talking about the Phonograph and the early history of female recording. Resources mentioned: First Sound Recording: https://benbeck.co.uk/firsts/2_The_Human_Subject/sound1h.htm The British Tinfoil: https://www.iasa-web.org/sites/default/files/IASA_journal32_part13.pdf More about Edison's Dolls: https://www.nps.gov/edis/learn/photosmultimedia/a-cultural-history-of-the-edison-talking-doll-record.htm My Fair Lady Automaton: https://www.academia.edu/2397940/My_Fair_Lady_Automaton Florence Nightinggale: https://www.britishlibrary.cn/en/articles/first-rare-and-only-sound-recordings-from-the-british-librarys-collections/ Women and the Machine: https://books.google.de/books/about/Women_and_the_Machine.html?id=bxcL8PmV_ZwC&redir_esc=y If there is anything you would like us to talk about send us a DM on our Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram.com/unboxingwomen⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or an email to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠suchabitch@unboxingwomen.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Use the hashtag #SUCHABITCH to let us know about your personal experiences.

In this episode of the IASA Podcast, Chris Grode, superintendent of Columbia CUSD #4, shares insights from his dissertation on the benefits of executive coaching programs, with a specific look at IASA's School for Advanced Leadership. Applications are now being accepted for the eighth cohort.

In this episode of the Winner's Find a Way Show, Trent Clark, CEO of Leadershipity and a seasoned professional in coaching and entrepreneurship, hosts Gail Davis, founder of GDA Speakers. They discuss Gail's 25-year journey in the speaking industry, including challenges such as the 2020 pandemic and her early beginnings with GDA Speakers. Gail shares insights on the importance of relationships, continuous improvement, financial discipline, and how she has transformed her leadership style. She also emphasizes the significance of industry support networks like EO and IASA in navigating difficult times. Gail highlights the transformational power of speakers like Brene Brown and the importance of transparency and metrics in business operations. The episode is a rich dialogue on resilience, leadership, and the quest for improvement in both personal and professional realms.     Key takeaways  Financial Discipline and Business Strategy  Shifting Mindsets and Leadership  Embracing Brutal Honesty in Leadership  Client Engagement and Continuous Improvement  Navigating Business Challenges and Seeking Inspiration  The Power of Peer Support and Industry Connections    Connect with Gail Davis  https://www.facebook.com/GDAspeakers  https://www.instagram.com/gdaspeakers/  https://twitter.com/GDASpeakers  https://www.linkedin.com/company/gda-speakers     Grab a copy of our Book “Leading Winning Teams”  Here: https://bit.ly/4cVWy2t      Connect with Trent M Clark  Book your 15-minute FREE consultation   Subscribe to our Newsletter     A gift for you! Download Here      Be sure to subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring interviews and valuable insights. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review and share it with your network. Together, we can unlock success!        Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guest and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization.       

What should superintendents be focusing on during the months of June, July and August? In this episode of the IASA Podcast, we talk to Dr. Brian Harris, one of IASA's newest Field Services Directors, on focus areas for district leaders in the summer.

In this episode, we go behind the curtain of IASA's Aspiring Superintendent Academy. Hear from two graduates - Dr. Tiffany Brunson and Travis Titsworth - about how the experience helped them make the transition to the superintendency. Also, Dr. Nick Polyak breaks down what participants can expect and explains how the academy aims to demystify the superintendency. Click Here to apply.

Perla Olivia Rodríguez es investigadora del Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliotecológicas y de la Información (IIBI) de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Doctora en Ciencias de la Documentación por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Master en Ciencia Política y Licenciada en Ciencias de la Comunicación por la UNAM. Estancias de formación en la Radiotelevisión Italiana (RAI) y la Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca. Ha diseñado y producido series radiofónicas, televisivas y multimedia con fines educativos y culturales; creado y coordinado programas de formación y capacitación presencial y a distancia a nivel nacional e internacional en los ámbitos de la documentación sonora, audiovisual y multimedia en colaboración con instituciones educativas mexicanas y extranjeras. Desde sus amplios conocimientos del mundo sonoro reflexionaremos acerca de la importancia de la escucha, pero también de la importancia de la educación sonora y del cuidado de los sonidos como parte de nuestros patrimonios e identidades. Hablaremos también de su trabajo en organizaciones mexicanas e internacionales relacionadas con archivos Sonoros como es el como la Fonoteca Nacional de Mexico o la Asociación Internacional de Archivos Sonoros y audiovisuales (IASA)https://www.iasa-web.org/es/sobre-iasaPara más información sobre Perla Olivia pueden consultar el enlacehttps://www.humanindex.unam.mx/humanindex/pagina/pagina_inicio.php?rfc=Uk9SUDY4MDgxNA==También pueden escribir al email lacasadelsonido@rtve.esEscuchar audio

Want to know more about this year's keynote speakers? Learn how IASA picks breakout sessions? And gain practical tips to maximize your conference experience? This podcast is all about IASA's 59th Annual Conference, Sept. 27-29 in Springfield. Our guests are Dr. Roger Alvey, IASA President, and Dr. Courtney Orzel, Associate Director of Professional Development.

IASA's series on how Evidence-Based Funding is helping Illinois students returns in podcast form. In this episode, learn how the state's investment has helped Big Hollow SD #38 gain its footing financially and add more academic and behavior supports for students.

IASA has expanded our team to launch IASA Compliance Plus, a pilot program for the 2023-24 school year designed to help districts save time on compliance matters. In this episode, hear from IASA Executive Director Dr. Brent Clark, IASA General Counsel and the two people picked to facilitate this initiative, Cheryl Graff and Robert Wolfe. Cheryl is a retired regional superintendent and Robert retired after serving as Chief Financial Officer of ISBE. Visit the IASA website to learn more and apply.

A panel of risk management experts at the IASA conference in Minneapolis said organizations must share a common perspective about their own risks and how to address them.

Kerry Crockett, CEO, Insurance Accounting and Systems Association, said the organization is moving from a sole focus on accounting and insurance, to a better connection with the broader community and creating content for a diverse audience. 

Illinois State Superintendent Dr. Tony Sanders joins IASA for a quick podcast about ISBE extending the application deadline for the Early Childhood Block Grant to June 30. Also, we ask Dr. Sanders about his new leadership team and the role they will fill.

CEP is an alternative to collecting, approving, and verifying household eligibility applications for free and reduced price eligible​ students in high poverty local educational agencies (LEAs) for schools participating in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.​ In this episode, IASA speaks to Roxanne Ramage, ISBE's Nutrition Principal Consultant, about the advantages the federal program offers to school districts. More information about CEP can be found at https://www.isbe.net/cep or requested via email at cnp@isbe.net​

IASA is accepting applications for our newest cohort - Reimagining Rural Leadership. In this podcast, hear from cohort organizers about why you should apply, what each session will entail, what guest speakers to expect, how a cohort learning experience can help you grow professionally and personally and much more! Our guests are Dr. Courtney Orzel, Todd Dugan, Dr. Jennifer Garrison and Larry Lovel.

In honor of Women's History Month, IASA asked the group of female leaders who helped launch Women in Leadership in Illinois. This podcast features a lively an inspiring discussion about the history of WIL, misconceptions about the initiative, barriers women face entering the superintendency and why it's important that Illinois continues to grow the number of female leaders. Guests are Dr. Courtney Orzel, Sara Boucek, Dr. Carrie Hruby, Dr. Crystal Johnson-Maden, Dr. Bhavna Sharma-Lewis and Julie Kraemer. The IASA Podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity.

In honor of February being Black History Month, IASA invited Dr. Sonya Whitaker on the podcast to discuss a variety of issues around equity and diversity in public education. Dr. Whitaker is the Deputy Superintendent of Schools at Dolton School District 148 and serves as National Education Policy Director for PUSH Excel. In this podcast, we discuss her work at PUSH Excel; the teacher shortage and increasing the pool of black teachers and educators; tips for school leaders on maximizing Black History Monty; polarized politics in school board races and much more! The IASA Podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity.

IASA interviews Dr. Lisa Leali, superintendent of Lake Bluff ESD #65, about her new book, Leading through Chaos: Ten Strategies for School Leaders during Crises. In the interview, Dr. Leali discusses why she wrote the book and shares different strategies for school leaders. The book is available for purchase here. The IASA Podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity.

Registration is now open for Elevate, IASA's new cohort for female superintendents. In this episode, Dr. Courtney Orzel, Dr. Carrie Hruby and Dr. Crystal Johnson-Maden share why they designed this first of its kind professional development opportunity for female superintendents in Illinois. In addition, the three leaders share what will occur in each session, how the cohort will elevate your leadership capacity, how WIL has helped them grow personally and professionally and what makes Elevate unique from other Women in Leadership opportunities. The IASA Podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity.

Myra Gleeson speaks to Aislinn Dooley secretary IASA (Irish Aviation Student's Association) and Matthewn Gordon the Chairperson of the IASA.  To chat about their amazing Aviation Event and the different areas of careers in the Aviation Industry. Contact A 0832095168  M 0879944947 aislinn.dooley@iasa.aero

In May, Township HSD #214 was named a Lighthouse District by AASA for its career pathways program. In this episode, IASA speaks to Superintendent Dr. David Schuler about the district's journey and how school leaders can strengthen career exploration for students in their districts. The IASA Podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity.

What is an architect? What is architecture? In the business technology context, is architecture a profession? What do architects do? A quick Google search reveals an endless debate on these topics that's been raging for several decades. Let's add more fuel to that fire and stir that pot... This episode is the third in a mashup series on this topic that began with an episode of IASA Global's "The Argument" podcast hosted by Paul Preiss (https://youtu.be/A6Bli8FYXz0) and continued in an episode of Tanium's "Architect Tomorrow" podcast hosted by Oliver Cronk (https://youtu.be/e6Q5y2o6JWU). Check these out as they each have a thematic take on architecture! While I enjoy a good endless debate with smart people, I wanted to focus on the topic of Architecture through the lens of Consulting. Joining me is Phil Yanov, Oliver Cronk, Whynde Kuehn and Chris Potts. Chris is an internationally recognized enterprise architect and mentor for small and large businesses across industries. He's also the author of a number of business novels about change called The FruITion Triology (https://technicspub.com/the-fruition-series/). In this episode: Consulting is known as a profession. Is architecture a profession? Can any consultant become an architect? Are architects actually consultants? Is there a difference between an architect inside a company versus an architect in a consulting firm? What skills do architects have versus consultants? This episode represents the third entry in the Podcast Mashup series representing the following totally awesome podcasts: Architect Tomorrow - https://youtube.com/ArchitectTomorrow/ Business Architecture Straight Talk https://bit.ly/st-podcasts https://bizarchmastery.com/straighttalk Consultants Saying Things - https://www.consultantssayingthings.com The Argument by IASA - https://iasaglobal.org/Public/Public/Events/Use-as-templates/TheArgument.aspx Tech After Five - https://www.techafterfive.com/ Add your thoughts to the conversation on LinkedIn or YouTube. You can also like and subscribe on the YouTube Channel (and you should!)

Denne samtalen handler om betydningen av dataforvaltning. Dagens gjest er Kristin Herring Orby, som er Informasjonsarkitekt i Miljødirektoratet. Episoden er en del av serien vi har med Miljødirektoratet. I samtalen med Kristin diskuterer vi viktigheten av å ha orden og tilgang på data og hva det betyr for Miljødirektoratet. Hvorfor er metadata og historikk på data viktig? Hvordan må vi rigge oss for å tilby data nå og i fremtiden? Og kan data egentlig bli til gull?-Jeg liker å sitte fremme på stolen, det er utrolig kjedelig å lene seg langt bak.Læringpunkter er:Mye data er “silobasert” og vanskelig å viderebruke Forvalte data krever organisering, ansvar og systematikk Data er “gull” når vi har definert behov og tilgjengelige datasett Anbefalt litteratur:Internett Learning by doingInformasjonsarkivet; IASA (4 dagers kurs), hvordan holde? Online Kurs over korte og lange IASA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FAA IASA program, Bombardier's biz jet strategy, another AN-225, American/Sabre antitrust verdict, ALPA and pilot retirement age, Southwest safety defect lawsuit, Facebook scam, NEXUS interview report.

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IASA's two newest additions, Emily Warnecke and Madeline McCune, preview the Illinois General Assembly legislative session and address school administrators biggest questions about EBF, mandates, COVID issues and more. The IASA Podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity. Since 1960, American Fidelity has focused on providing a different opinion for school districts and currently serves 4,300 districts across the country.

Applications are now being accepted for the 2022 IASA Aspiring Superintendent Academy scheduled for June 27-July 1, 2022, in Springfield. This four-day academy is intended for school leaders wondering if becoming a superintendent is the right choice for them. Learn more about the academy in this podcast from its three presenters, Dr. Michael Lubelfeld, superintendent of North Shore SD #112; Dr. Courtney Orzel, IASA Associate Director of Professional Development; Dr. Nick Polyak, Leyden Community High School District #212.

Hablamos de las repercusiones de la fecha, Peñarol jugará el sábado ante la IASA buscando ganar el Calusura y la Anual. Payasada histórica de AUF y el tribunal. La marcha pacifica de los hinchas le molestó a parte del periodismo, Contra Todos

It's 1999, and the (fictional) IASA organization is testing a new spacecraft designed by scientist John Crichton that will help

It's 1999, and the (fictional) IASA organization is testing a new spacecraft designed by scientist John Crichton that will help propel humanity into the stars. Crichton overshoots just a LITTLE bit, and ends up running into an alien spacecraft on the other side of the galaxy, accidentally causing the death of the very conspicuously human-like pilot. Pursued by the Peackeeper armada, John is taken in by a group of prisoners escaping aboard a living ship. Now John Crichton is trying to find his way back home, but has to survive this strange new world long enough to do so. Vinnk and Sean share their college-era memories of one of the greatest science fiction (or should we say "SYFY"?) series of all time, and how well it holds up over 20 years later - especially the practical effects and muppet aliens provided by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. As one of the last series of the 20th century, there are over 20 episode per season to get through, compared to most of our other reviews, but you don't have to bust out your VHS tapes or fullscreen, non-anamorphic DVDs to watch along. Starring: * Ben Browder - John Crichton * Claudia Black - Aeryn Sun * Anthony Simcoe - Ka D'Argo * Jonathan Hardy - Dominar Rygel XVI * Lani Tupu - Pilot / Captain Bialar Crais * Gigi Edgley - Chiana Available on Amazon Prime Video and Blu-ray. Logo by by Louis Lloyd-Judson: https://louistrations.co.uk. This podcast is brought to you by the Nerd & Tie Podcast Network. Listen to other great shows at http://nerdandtie.com.

Jorge Luiz Nogueira Da Silva nasceu em Pelotas (RS), mas viveu a maior parte da vida futebolística na base do Inter, em Porto Alegre. Já conhecido como Jorge Pedra, esteve em grandes competições pelo Colorado, mas disputou mesmo a Copa São Paulo de Futebol Junior pelo Aimoré. Num momento de transição importante na carreira, depois de muitos anos em uma vitrine de peso, Jorge comenta como a presença do empresário, há tanto tempo lhe assessorando foi relevante para tomar o rumo certo. Pelo Índio Capilé, destacou-se na Copinha, fazendo um bom jogo contra o Flamengo e conseguiu ir ao Ceará, em 2018. Pelo Vozão, subiu ao profissional e teve o privilégio de trabalhar com Lisca. O entrevistado fala o quanto a influência do treinador foi importante no começo como profissional e num clube de massa como o Ceará. Depois da experiência no nordeste, Jorge tomou o rumo da Espanha, integrando o elenco do Salamanca, onde reconhece a importância do aprendizado tático e inclusive disciplinar em um futebol muito competitivo, mesmo para um clube tradicional e que agora não está mais na elite do país. Aos 21 anos, o volante pelotense recebia um convite para ir jogar no Uruguai, mais precisamente no Sud América (ou IASA como popularmente conhecem o time). Ao saber que ia fazer parte do time com Loco Abreu e muitos outros atletas de renome, não hesitou em fazer parte da primeira divisão uruguaia. Após pouco mais de meio em Montevidéu, Jorge Pedra conta um pouco da carreira e a vida agora em solo charrua. #jorgepedra #iasa #sudamerica - - - - - Cansado de ver sempre o mesmo tipo de conteúdo dos outros canais? Siga este perfil (https://www.youtube.com/canaloutraliga?sub_confirmation=1) e ajude a criar uma mídia alternativa mais forte, dando mais visibilidade a quem busca seu espaço no mundo da bola! Aproveite e também acompanhe o trabalho em outras mídias: https://www.twitch.tv/subs/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/canaloutraliga www.instagram.com/depoisdabola www.instagram.com/foradeserieesporteclube www.instagram.com/esportefeminino www.instagram.com/atletismobrasileiro www.twitter.com/jorgekadowaki https://open.spotify.com/show/7Mn7vZh6aR5r13T27lwanv

This week TV addicts Schmee and Riker review the pilot episode of the TV series Farscape, “Premiere” (Sci-Fi/Amazon Prime). We discuss the old cheesy intro and judge the pilot in each of our four categories: 1) Genre/Theme - how well did it set expectations for the tone and conventions of the show 2) Characters - how effectively were we introduced to characters and whether they were compelling; 3) Series Plot - how well expectations were set for the series plot and week-to-week episodes to follow and 4) Hook - whether or not it had us coming back for more. Are Luxans similar to Klingons? Are John Crichton and Peter Quill the same man? If not Earth, where next for our ragtag crew? And did you keep watching the series past this episode?! Follow us and let us know what you think! Twitter: @PilotsThePod | Facebook: www.facebook.com/PilotsThePodcast | Instagram: www.instagram.com/pilotsthepodcast/ Check out our website at www.PilotsThePodcast.com.

Kerry Crockett, CEO of IASA, talks about her passions for traveling the world, helping animals, and how these passions and her career both require compassion and building relationships!

Estos tipos de resúmenes los hacemos siguiendo la recomendación de la colega Merari Alvarado en el podcast sobre accesibilidad en tiempos de Pandemia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsQyk... En el podcast de hoy hablamos con don William Martinez Pomares quien en primera instancia nos cuenta un poco que es IASA (https://es.iasaglobal.org). En primera instancia nos cuenta como hace algún tiempo atrás se tenia desarrolladores, ingenieros y diseñadores trabajando en un proyecto común pero cuando se puso a trabajar en aquel entonces no funcionó bien, razón por la cual nace la idea de la arquitectura de software donde se considera la estrategia, el valor para la solución, las técnicas para definir la estrategia y demás implementarlas. Luego de aquel evento surgen varias asociaciones e instituciones donde surge la idea de crear una organización internacional de arquitectos guiados por profesionales con amplia experiencia para crear como primer proyecto el #ITABoK https://itabok.iasaglobal.org fuente para luego crear la Asociación Internacional de Arquitectos de IT. Para ubicar al Arquitecto de Software debemos de olvidarnos de todo lo aprendido, debemos desaprender para volver a aprender y ver lo que realmente es un Arquitecto de Software, en donde dentro de su función partiendo de la analogía de la construcción de una casa, el #ArquitectoDeSoftware nos va a venir a preguntar ¿Qué es lo que nos gusta hacer? Y una vez tomando eso en cuenta la casa tendría esos espacios especiales de acuerdo con los gustos del cliente, el arquitecto vendría a guiar al Ingeniero como hacer aquellas habitaciones de tal forma que cumpla nuestras expectativas de forma idónea. Es importante mencionar de acuerdo a Don William Martinez que el arquitecto trabaja en varios niveles, es decir este profesional a pesar de que no es experto en todo si debe de conocer un poco de todo, pero principalmente la parte estratégica en cada uno de los procesos a desarrollar. La meta del arquitecto es entender lo que el cliente quiere con el fin de maximizar los recursos que se tienen. En el transcurso del podcast llegamos a analizar el diagrama sobre el rol de un arquitecto de software que se tiene en la página web de la Contraloría General de la República el cual solo le faltan unos pequeños detalles para ser más preciso: https://cgrw01.cgr.go.cr/rup/RUP.es/S... Dentro de los descrito en el link haría falta de acuerdo a don William Martínez la parte estratégica (El arquitecto es un analista estratégico) que no se logra visualizar. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tedigital/message

Brice Ominski (DeepDive) hosts long-time architect colleague Paul Preiss (IASA Global) for a Part#2 Discussion on the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI). In a broad, thoughtful and at-times controversial dialogue, Brice and Paul share their perspectives as IT thought leaders on the state of AI,  its positive AND negative implications, and the opportunities to handle intelligent technologies in a more professional, ethical way.    In this episode, we dive deep into such topics as... - the social & ethical implications of AI - is society actually ready for real, big AI? - what are we missing in order to implement AI professionally & ethically? - how "an independent set of world experts" might be part of the answer

Dr. Courtney Orzel joins me today with a passion for family, education, and leadership. She is the Associate Director of Professional Development for the Illinois Association of School Administrators. Today she shares the strength she has gained from being a female superintendent and tools to empower female leaders to reach their maximum potential. You can continue to learn from her on Twitter @drorzel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thomas-webb2/message

Brice Ominski (DeepDive) hosts long-time architect colleague Paul Preiss (IASA Global), discussing Radical Innovation and The Future of IT Architecture. The fireside chat was presented at the recent BIL-T Conference for Business, Innovation, Leadership & Technology held on March 11th, 2021. Paul is the CEO & Founder of IASA Global - one of the largest enterprise & IT architecture associations globally - is a recognized thought leader speaking at hundreds of events & conferences on topics such as the future of business & IT, and is recognized for his tangible skills as an expert software & enterprise architect himself. The 2 talented architects speak passionately & candidly on the profession of IT architecture, the colliding words of technology & business, and paints a pretty picture for the challenges & opportunities which today's enterprise builders should make note of.   In this episode, we dive deep into such topics as... - the changing roles of the IT architect - new opportunities & competencies for IT architects - the future of technology-driven business - highlights of note-worthy technologies & their presumed relevance this decade - bringing together a broad range of multidisciplinary inputs to help enterprises make better decisions

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Estos devocionales son inspirados en el libro: “Nuevas Misericordias Cada Mañana” (Paul David Tripp).

Join IASA President and Inspirational Leader Ty Salsbery on The 3 Ships Podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app