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Polynucleotides, Skin Boosters, Patient Safety - Join us in this week's Five Minute Friday as we explore the fascinating world of polynucleotides, a groundbreaking development in aesthetics! Dr. Kay shares her insights on how these DNA-derived substances, particularly from highly purified salmon sperm, are making waves in Korea and now catching attention in the U.S. We discuss the molecular biology behind polynucleotides, along with their role in enhancing skin health, boosting fibroblast activity, and aiding in tissue regeneration. With various applications, including injectable forms and topical treatments, polynucleotides could be compared to the likes of other popular skin boosters. From the benefits to potential risks, we urge our listeners to stay informed and cautious about adopting these new treatments - stressing the importance of FDA approval and thorough vetting to ensure patient safety. Tune in for the latest advancements in aesthetic medicine and how to integrate cutting-edge science into your practice responsibly!

Negotiators representing seven states, 30 tribes, and Mexico are running out of time to agree on new rules to guide sharing of Colorado River water before a federally mandated deadline next fall. Failure to do so would forfeit water allocation authority to the Bureau of Reclamation, and costly state and tribal litigation would be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court.  Potable water supply for much of the West is not all that's at stake in managing demands on the river's supply. “Deadpool” levels in the reservoirs at Lake Powell and Lake Mead would result in inability of the Glen Canyon and Hoover Dams to generate hydropower. The establishment of new post-2026 operating guidelines among the river's competing stakeholders is a complex undertaking, consuming much of the region's attention and effort.  However, an analysis published last week by six leading scholars in the basin warns that immediate, substantial action to conserve water is needed. Their study suggests that if the coming year's patterns of water supply and use mirror past years, then by the time any hard-won new guidelines are in place, the basin may already be in serious trouble.  In this episode, study author Kathryn Sorensen and water policy expert Sarah Porter provide perspectives on the near-term science, human behavior, and potential solutions relating to conditions around the Colorado River.  Relevant articles and resources  “Analysis of Colorado River Basin Storage Suggests Need for Immediate Action” (Jack Schmidt, Anne Castle, John Fleck, Eric Kuhn, Kathryn Sorensen, Kathrine Tara, September 2025) “As the Colorado River slowly dries up, states angle for influence over future water rights” (The Conversation, August 2025)  “Inside the ‘revolutionary' new Colorado River proposal” (E&E News by Politico, July 2025)Colorado River Shortage: What This Means for Arizona & What Comes Next (Arizona Water Blueprint)  “The Colorado River needs some ‘shared pain' to break a deadlock, water experts say” (KUNC, May 2025)  “Floating Pools & Grand Bargains” (Kyl Center for Water Policy at Morrison Institute, April 2025)   Relevant Ten Across Conversations podcasts  Checking in on Tense Colorado River Negotiations with Anne Castle and John Fleck  Understanding Groundwater Risks in the Southwest with Jay Famiglietti  Experts Share Insights on the Ongoing Colorado River Negotiations  Why Everyone Should Care About the Colorado River with Rhett Larson  Getting Honest About the Colorado River Crisis with Anne Castle & John Fleck  The Future of Water is Here: Are We Ready?  CreditsHost: Duke ReiterProducer and editor: Taylor GriffithMusic by: Johan Glössner and Daniel GunnarssonResearch and support provided by: Kate Carefoot, Rae Ulrich, and Sabine Butler  About our guestsSarah Porter is the director of the Kyl Center for Water Policy at Arizona State University's Morrison Institute for Public Policy, and professor of practice in ASU's College of Global Futures. Sarah previously served as the Arizona state director of the National Audubon Society and led their Western Rivers Project. She also serves on Governor Katie Hobbs' Water Policy Council, the City of Phoenix's Environmental Quality and Sustainability Commission, and several other community boards. In 2023, she was named to the Arizona Capitol Times Powerlist as an “Unsung Hero,” in recognition of her work on Arizona water policy.  Kathryn Sorensen is director of research at the Kyl Center for Water Policy and a Senior Global Futures Scientist at Arizona State University's Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory. Kathryn is also a member of the Colorado River Research Group and board member on the Water & Health Advisory Council. Kathryn previously served as director of City of Phoenix Water Services and director of the Water Resources Department at the City of Mesa.

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Group Guide Use this guide to help your group discussion as you meet this week. TranscriptGood morning. My name is Spencer. I am one of the pastors here. We started a new series last week. We finished up First Samuel. We'll get back to Second Samuel in the new year. We started a series called Remember where We Are Remembering. We are walking through what it looks like to be a member here as we walk through our membership commitment. So we're taking the next few months to walk through this commitment. Normally, as we study through books of the Bible, we get to look at the text and follow along with what God is doing in his redemptive story in this world. But this is something where we get to walk through 14 membership commitments that we have written that our membership abides by and see where these actually come from, the scriptures, to see why we believe these things and why it is good to be bound by these beliefs together as a church, as we seek to be a gospel centered community on mission. So this commitment actually a lot of ways, when you read it, actually functions a lot like a discipleship game plan. And that's one of the things that we'll see over the next couple of months that this is if you want to figure out who we're called to be and how we're called to make disciples. These 14 statements kind of provide an outline for that. So if you're new and you've been coming around for a bit, this is actually a very good time to walk with us as we walk through this membership commitment to see the things that bind us together in belief and practice. But if you've been here for a few years, my hope is that this would be an encouragement, that this would be a shot in the arm. This would be galvanizing. This would help us remember why we commit to be members of this church and what we hope to do. So what we're going to do is look at two statements this morning. The first two statements that are foundational for really the rest of the statements that flow out of them. So we're going to see these first two foundational statements. But let me tell you first about how 98 people lost their lives a few years ago. So a few years ago in Florida, there was a condo building that collapsed. I mean, it just looked like a demolition. It just completely collapsed. And 98 people instantly lost their lives. And I remember watching the video from that. I remember me kind of echoing the same sentiments that so many people have, which is, how in the world does that happen in America in 2021? Like, how is it possible for an entire building to just collapse? And everyone was like, I mean, you've seen throughout history, this has happened with different buildings, but with all the building codes, all the things we have here, how does a building just fall? And as they started to do the studies on it, it became very clear that what happened with this building is what happens with a lot of buildings over time. But the foundation of this building was not sound. It seemed they had cut corners. It seemed they had neglected things, and the foundation was crumbling, and it was unable to support the weight of everything above it. And when they did this, when they neglected the foundation of this building, catastrophe ensued. It was a disaster. It was awful. And I can think of no better metaphor than to think about what happens if you build your life upon the wrong foundation. That as you think about faith, what it means to build your life on the wrong beliefs. Because if you do not have a solid foundation to build your faith upon, it will crumble under the weight of everything above will not last. It will break and it will fall. And these first two commitments are unbelievably important to us. They're important for us. They are the foundation upon which we build the rest of our faith. So we're going to walk through these two commitments. We're going to see how important they are, because they are how we view the Bible and how we view our God. So let me pray, and then we'll walk through this together.Heavenly Father, I pray that you might help us either discover or for some of us, rediscover what it means to be a people that build our lives upon you. And may that be so compelling to our hearts that we not just be hearers of the Word, but we would be doers of the Word in responding in faith and in repentance and reorienting our lives in a way that honor you. In Jesus name, Amen.All right, so we're gonna get this first. Commitment number one. The Bible is God's inerrant revelation of Himself to us. And I accept it as the authority over my life. Life. That's the Bible. The first 60 or the 66 books in the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. If there's a blue Bible around you, that's it. That that Bible is God's inerrant, meaning it is truthful, it is trustworthy, the inerrant revelation of Himself to us that God reveals Himself to us in His Word. It's how we know God. And I accept it as the authority over my life, meaning I submit myself to this God through His Word and trusting him and believing him and being obedient. To his will. That's what this commitment says. And some will ask, wait a second, why are you starting with the Bible? Why don't you start with God? Why would you elevate the Bible above God? That seems out of order. And I could understand how it may seem that way. When you read a lot of systematic theologies, which are just theology textbooks that have organized our beliefs in a way that's systematic. That's why it's called systematic theology, you guys. In case you didn't know, they start with the Word. And the reason why is because before we get to who God is, we have to start with a baseline. How do we actually know who this God is to begin with? How can we actually know Him? What is our source? Now, there are two sources for how God reveals Himself to us. The first is what's called general revelation. This is creation revealing who our God is. That when you look at the Milky Way, that when you look at the Grand Canyon, when you feel that there's something bigger than yourself and you feel small and you start to see someone had to have made this. That is how God reveals Himself generally. Romans chapter one captures this in verses 19 and 20.> because what may be known of God is plain to them, for God has shown it to them. For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse. (Romans 1:19–20 ESV)What we see in that is this reality that the heavens, the stars, the beautiful mountains and valleys and sea and rivers, all of it in its grandness, reveals the. The invisible attributes of God, namely His divine power, that a creator made this, that feeling that everyone feels that's built into us because God has revealed Himself through creation. When you read Psalm 19, which is a psalm that regularly shows up in our call to worship, the first half of that psalm is picturing how God reveals himself to creation, how it shows his glory. So that's one way God reveals himself. The second way is what's called special revelation. This is how God specifically specially reveals Himself to us through His Word, through the Scriptures, through from Genesis to revelation, these 66 books in the Bible. And that's how we get to know God. Specifically the Book of Hebrews, which is a New Testament letter that is capturing how Christ fulfills the old covenant. So it very helpfully ties together the Old Testament and the New Testament.> Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets, 2 but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed the heir of all things, through whom also he created the world. (Hebrews 1:1–2 ESV)Then we get this picture of he talks about our fathers by the prophets. That is the Old Testament, that God spoke through the prophets. That's how we have the Old Testament, the Old Covenant. But in the new covenant of Christ, Jesus speaks. And when you play that out, what that is is the Gospels, the recordings of Jesus teachings. And then the apostles who God used to write Scripture to. We saw this last week to churches in the New Testament, to people of the New Testament. These are the apostles who carried the teachings of Christ with them and God spoke through them to us. The Old, the New Covenant together, the Old and New Testament. This is God's word to us that reveal more of who God is in a way that creation cannot, in a way that is powerful. In 2 Timothy 3, 16, 17, it says all Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training and righteousness. That the man of God may be complete equipped for every good work.> All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, 17 that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work. (2 Timothy 3:16–17 ESV)That language of breathed out. That's where we get the word inspired. That God inspires through men his eternal wonderful truth. And God uses this to bring us into faith. But he uses this to teach, to reproof, to correct, to train us in righteousness that we may be equipped for every good work that God has called us to do. The Scriptures are powerful and they are true. That God has spoken truthfully. We use the phrase inerrant means devoid of any error. This is something we've taught for years in our church. We've talked over and over again about how God speaks truthfully, that our Bibles are trustworthy. And after teaching this for years, this is something that actually in our membership commitment, we've added this word inerrant. And we'll talk about this at family meeting to help clarify. This is something that we've always believed and it's something we should build our faith upon to trust God that when he has spoken, he has spoken truthfully. That certainly there are times in the Bible where it's hard to figure out what this text means versus this text. But as at the end of the day, when the dust settles, we can trust our Bibles unbelievably trustworthy. There's so many people who've dedicated their lives to helping see some of the nuances of how the Greek and the Hebrew were transcribed over time and how it's completely trustworthy. We spent some time in this in the past to help us see that our Bibles are so unbelievably trustworthy. We've looked at some stuff from like, Wesley Huff. We've done some video work on that in the past to help us see that man. There's so much that we can see that we can build our lives upon this as being true. And the Bible testifies to this. We look at Psalm 19, the second half of Psalm 19. It begins in verse 7.> The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul; the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple; 8 the precepts of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart; the commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes. (Psalm 19:7–8 ESV)Law, testimony, precepts, commandment. These are all phrases that mean the word of God. And it is perfect and it is sure and it is right and it is pure. And you'll see this over and over again. The Scriptures are trustworthy. They're reliable. That when God speaks, we can trust him. And not just trust him, but obey him. That we would see him as the authority in our lives. The Scriptures are authoritative. The way God speaks, we respond. So much so that when he says, flee from sexual immorality, we say, yes, my flesh wants this, but I'm going to flee. I'm going to run from this. Because I know ultimately I'm going to trust you over my own desires. That when God says, keep yourself from the love of money and be content with all things, we say, I know that I live in a culture that pushes me to build my life on success, the American dream, but I'm going to run from that. I'm going to keep myself free from that. I'm going to trust you above my own instincts, God. That when God speaks, we respond. This is unbelievably important. This is foundational. Because the Bible has to be part of this foundation that helps us trust who our God is. When he says who he is and it reveals who God is, which is our second commitment that we would know this God commandment number two. The God that scripture reveals has existed forever as a trinity. God the Father, God the Son, Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit.So the God that scripture, that's the Bible that you have reveals, just talked about, has existed forever, meaning that God is outside of time in a way that breaks our brain. That time is a linear thing that he has created and eternity past, which we don't know how that works. God forever existed. He exists in outside of time. And when time ends after time and eternity future, God forever exists, which again, we don't Know how that works. Our finite minds can't understand that, but has existed forever as a trinity. God the Father, God the Son, Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit. Now, Trinity is not a word you will find in the Bible. It's not a word that you'll see in the Scriptures in the same way that inerrant is not a word you'll find in the Bible. But over time, we've had to. We've had to come up with words and concepts to describe what's happening in the Scripture and also answer false teachings over time. And that's where the doctrine of the Trinity came. In the first few centuries, as the early church fathers were looking at the Scriptures, trying to understand who our God is, we came up with the doctrine of the Trinity, built upon the Scriptures, which just means tri unity, our triune God, Father, Son, Holy Spirit, three distinct persons, completely and fully one God. Which, as we try to understand that, again, our brains do not compute. I got three kids, 10, 8, and 6. When we read the Bible together, when we talk through different theological things I'm trying to instill and teach to them, they get to the Trinity and we've had this conversation, and they'll be like, wait a second, wait a second, wait a second. Our God is one, but he's three. But three isn't one. And they just go, what? That doesn't make sense. And I say, welcome to the party. Christians for centuries have sat in the mystery of who our God is, that he is one and that he's three. And, yep, what you're feeling right now is very normal. And there have been ways to try to explain who our God is as a triune God. There's a symbol that's been used for years in church history that I find helpful, and it's been very, very, very common for many centuries. And it helps us see that the Father is God, but the Father is not the Son, and is not the Holy Spirit. And Jesus is God, but he's not the Holy Spirit. He's not the Father. The Holy Spirit is God, but he's not the Father, and he's not the Son, Distinct, but all God. And it's like, what I know. It's hard. It's hard for us to understand it. It's paradoxical. It may seem contradictory to us because we operate in finite rules, in finite order of the universe. Our God is infinite and stands outside of the finite order that he created. So we take this in faith to understand who our God is. And the Church did this. Y' all looking at the Scriptures, looking at Genesis 1:26, it says, then God said, let us make man in our image after our likeness.> Then God said, "Let us make man in our image, after our likeness." (Genesis 1:26 ESV)That is God, us, our in conversation with himself, making humanity in his image. That when Jesus gives the great commission, he says, go therefore, make disciples of all nations baptized in the name of the Father, the Son and of the Holy Spirit.> Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, (Matthew 28:19 ESV)That when we baptize people in the name of our God, it is Father, Son, Holy Spirit. Three in one. In the New Testament, when you get to certain sections that are encouragements, you see 1 in 2nd Corinthians 13:14. It says, the grace of the Lord Jesus and the love of God, the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.> The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. (2 Corinthians 13:14 ESV)And it's this language of Father, Son, Holy Spirit, that God the Father, in his deep love for us, sends Christ the Son to be crucified for us to conquer the power of death, of the resurrection, to bestow grace upon us. That the work of the Holy Spirit renews and brings to life in our hearts and carries us through to completion until we see God face to face. This is the work of our triune God. And it's something that the Church has grappled with for a very long time. That's one thing I don't think we appreciate in the modern setting. We don't appreciate that the first few centuries of the Church was really trying to understand this, really trying to get this right, really having big debates and trying to understand our God correctly. And I think we take those battles for granted. I do. We'll try to explain God with cheap illustrations that don't, not only don't do justice, but speak wrongly about our God. I've heard this for years. This is a classic illustration. Some will say that, you know, God is like water, and at room temperature it's a liquid, but when you freeze it, it turns into a solid because it's ice. That's the second form of water. But the third form of water is when you heat it up and it turns into a vapor, it's a gas. So it's all one substance. One substance, but three different forms. And people go, oh, yes, that's a great way to understand it. And church history goes, no, no, no, that's a historical heresy called modalism. One God, three forms. That is not what I just put on the screen earlier. No, that's something the Church fought over for a very long time. To not see as one God and three substances. No, one God, three distinct persons, three and one. And it's hard to wrap our minds around this, but we should go with what the Scriptures give us. We should not try to go outside of it. We should not try to oversimplify this for human understanding. No way. And we should acknowledge those false teachings that get the Trinity wrong and realize that there's danger in that it leads to judgment. That Jehovah's Witness, Mormonism, Oneness, Pentecostals, Christian Scientists, Unitarians, all preach a heretical view of the Trinity and that leads to judgment. We should seek to remember our history and to remember our Bibles, because those versions are not true in any real biblical sense or historical sense at all. The Bible reveals our triune God, that we get to know who he is and all of his mystery and all of his wonder without trying to oversimplify this for our finite minds. I heard a lecture in seminary once. We had a guest lecturer who came in and he was lecturing on Trinitarian theology. And I so appreciated. He was quoting a guy named Gregory of Nazi Ansus as a church father. So don't get humbled on his last name. He's like 3rd, 4th century, so has nothing to do with the Nazis, just has an unfortunate last name for history. But he was quoting Gregory who said, I cannot think on the one without quickly being circled by the splendor of the three, nor can I discern the three without being straightway carried back to the One. And the lecturer was making a point that we should be overwhelmed by the threeness of our God, that our God is three. And we were so blown away and captivated by his three ness that we should run back to the oneness of God and see who our God is as the one true God. And we've thought too much of the oneness of our God. We should be driven to the splendor of the three ness of God and be driven back between three and one, three and one. And to keep our minds always there. And I've always found that to be wildly helpful for my soul. To think of our God as the one true God, and also to think about the Father and how loving and how wonderful he is, and how sovereign and wonderful our God is, and think of Christ and His beautiful work that's been given to us that we don't deserve, and to think of the nearness of the Spirit at work in us. We should be thinking about our God in trinitarian language, in our souls, in our speech regularly.So that's our first two commitments. The Bible is God's revelation of Himself to us. And I accept it as the authority over my life. And the God that revealed the scripture reveals has existed forever as a trinity. God the Father, God the Son, Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit. These two commitments are foundational, foundational to Christian belief. If you reject them, you're in danger of judgment. Listen, they cannot be just nice thought exercises. They can't just be neat ideas that are just floating. That we ascent. We agree. We agree to. It's like, yeah, I get that. And then just mentally agree with it without believing in it, building our life upon it and orienting our reality in line with it. Because if we don't do that, we're in danger. This cannot be just head knowledge. It cannot be. I mean, you can, with head knowledge, agree that gravity exists. In theory. You can have mental agreement that says, you know what? Yeah, it makes sense. It's a decent idea. In theory, that makes sense. But if you don't actually believe in gravity, if you don't actually orient your life as if gravity is a reality, you're in danger. You will find yourself on the Gervais street bridge thinking, I don't know, I mean, maybe it's true. Mentally it makes sense. But I also, I think I can invent my own beliefs here. Maybe I can fly. Maybe I'll float off this bridge. And if you do that, you will crash into the congaree. And if the crash doesn't kill you, one of those gators they've been taking pictures of near the bridge will snatch you up. You can't. This, this cannot be just mental. Yeah, yeah, no, no. Our reality has to be built upon this. And if it does, if that's not what we do, we are in trouble. We're in danger. But life is so much better when we orient ourselves on what is actually true and build our lives upon that.So I have two challenges as we close up to think through these two commitments as we want to grow in this as Christians. And the first is we become people of the Word. That we should be a people that make the scriptures central in our lives and fight to do this over and over again. I have a few different ways we can do this. The first is we see that our worship is centered in the word of God. That our worship is centered in the word of God. That as we gather here on Sundays to realize and to celebrate that the Word is primary, that we begin with a call to worship that comes from the scriptures. When you hear the call to worship, you should not just be checking out and be thinking of other things, but should be thinking about the words that we are reading. That point to who our God is. That we have scripture readings, liturgy readings that we should not check out from. We should actually clue it and see the importance of reading the Word out loud together. That we should realize that our songs are chosen not haphazardly. There's a team that chooses songs that align with what we're teaching, that align with, that help teach us wonderful theology that we can sing deep into our souls and to sing that joyfully in a way that helps the Word be centered in our heart. This is why we preach sermons from the Bible and honestly why we do this. Most of our sermons are just going through books of the Bible. That's most of our teaching. Over 80% of our teaching is what's called expository preaching. For theology nerds, that'll mean something to you. For others of you, it just means that we're going through books of the Bible verse by verse, expositing the text, helping understand who our God is. And this. Most of our preaching is just going through books of the Bible. And every now and then we'll do a topical series like this. But we do that because a honestly topical series, not our best. Our best stuff is just being honest with you. It's harder for us. It's a lot easier, and it makes a lot more sense just to go through books of the Bible. But the more important reason is we just want to walk through the Bible. And if we're in charge and we get to pick text here, here, here and there, we're going to pick things that we want. I'd rather just pick books of the Bible, walk through them, not skip things, lean into the difficult stuff and get the Word into our hearts. And that's what our teaching is. Our teaching is scriptures centered in the scriptures. But we have to be, as a people, mindful of this and joyfully embracing this. The Word of God should be central in our worship. And when we leave here, every. Every time we leave on Sunday, we say the church is plan A for advancing the kingdom, for advancing the Gospel. There is no plan B. We mean that. Which means that our evangelism needs to be centered in the Word of God. That when we leave here and we take the word that we've been given, our evangelism needs to be centered in the Word of God. Which means that when we talk to people who are not believers, it cannot just be wise and persuasive arguments. Those can be helpful. But if you never get to the gospel that flows from the scriptures, you're not actually preaching the gospel. But if you think that preaching the gospel is just friending someone, befriending someone, which we should do as Christians, we should be the most hospitable, the best of friends, the most reliable. But being a friend to someone isn't the gospel. It's not. There's a phrase that gets thrown around quite a bit that says, use the gospel, preach the gospel, and if necessary, use words. And it gets attributed to somebody who didn't even say that. But that guiding ethos has for the last few decades just made us be, okay, I'll just share the gospel of my life. And it's like, no, you can live out the gospel in a way that makes the gospel compelling, but you have to say words. You got to declare who Jesus is. You should memorize some scriptures. You should know how to break down Romans 6:23 and sit with someone and help them see who God is. Our evangelism should be word centered. As we scatter into community groups. That's the third thing. Our groups are word centered. We come together as groups regularly and we study the Word because there's power in the word of God exposing the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. Hebrews 4:12 that we should see this. And as we are walking with other Christians, we should point each other to the Word. That means an accountability that when someone is sinning, we should lovingly and winsomely compel them from the scriptures to say, hey, here's what obedience looks like. One of the things we say is when we practice is we use the phrase good news before good advice. What that means is that when someone shares a problem, we don't want to jump to, okay, here's a bunch of life advice to be able to fix that. No, we want to start with the Gospel. We want to pause and say, hey, can I remind you of who you are in Christ? That your identity doesn't come from your work. It doesn't come from what you do in the office. Your identity comes from the God who saved you, who redeemed you, who set you apart to love him and delight in him. And one of the ways you do that is you actually glorify him in your work. But step one, like you need to believe that first. Now let's talk about your problem outside of that or flowing out of that. But that comes from the scriptures. Those ideas, the gospel comes from the Scriptures. We should be word centered in how we point one of the two Christ and our groups and our groups needed to continue in being word centered. We should be mindful of if the majority of things that we are saying are absent and detached from the Scriptures and we should course correct if that is the case. Fourth thing, our care is centered in the Word. The way that we care for one another is centered in the Word of God. That goes back to something similar. I just said that when someone has an idea about how to care for someone, we want to be able to take everything, every idea and filter that through the Word of God and see, is that biblical? Does that make sense in light of the teachings of the Scriptures? Because we want to be Bible people in how we care for one another. We want to be able to think scripturally and give Scripture when it's appropriate. Our pastoral counseling, which we do, is that at times it can be complex in the things that we go through, but ultimately at its root core, it's simply walking with other people who are struggling and helping them see. Do you see who God is in His Word? Do you see how knowing him and how delighting in him actually exposes some of the things in our own life? The brokenness, the sin, the struggles, the idolatry? We want to be a people whose care is centered in the Word of God. And lastly, we want to have spiritual disciplines that are centered in the Word of God. We want to be a people who stay disciplined in His Word in a way that truly takes the Scriptures, adores them, and meditates on them day and night. I want to be like that picture that we just read earlier and sang about in Psalm 1. It's planted in the streams of water that flow from our God and the living and abiding Word of God that bear fruit in our lives in wonderful ways. And I know over the years I've heard the popular rebuttal that says, okay, yeah, I mean, I get it, yeah, read your Bible. You know, I've been told that and I've done that and it didn't work. And as I've heard this over the years, I've thought about my own soul in this. What I've realized is I don't think we truly understand what it means to actually be rooted in the Word of God like we're supposed to. I don't think we truly understand what it means to meditate regularly in the Word of God. I think what happens is that, that our souls are so over entertained, so easily distracted, so glued to our phones that we are so now oriented to experience 20 second clips in a way that has made us so distracted, that the idea that we think is that alongside that we can Inject a few minutes of the Word in our day, here or there, every few days. And that. That somehow is supposed to counteract all of the things that we fill our soul with that rob us of joy in Christ. And God sometimes does, in those few moments, supernaturally, just in his wonderful power, work through the Word in that moment and reorient our souls. But often what happens in the lives of ordinary Christians in ordinary days is regularly meditating upon the Word of God in a way that seems saturates our souls so that when we are walking through whatever we're walking through, we're able to see it through the lens of the Gospel. And that's different, y'. All. When you study the faith of the people of old, of centuries ago, it's like they'd wake up and they'd read the Word of God and they wouldn't just leave it there. They'd pick it up and they meditated on it throughout the day. And they continue to think about it, continue to process it and chew on it and enjoy it. And then as the day closes, as their evenings close, they come back to the Word and they'd read it and they'd enjoy it. And even those Christians walked through seasons that were dry, that felt like a spiritual desert. But they persevered knowing that the path to getting to the other side of that is to continue to stay disciplined in beholding who our God is and His Word. So when I hear, yeah, I read my Bible, it didn't do anything for me. I'm just like, I don't know if we actually did. Not in the way the Scriptures outline, not in the way that we're supposed to. Not in the way that God invites us into. No, I don't. We cannot reject the power of God's Word as people under the authority of God's Word and make God the least influential position on our screens and in our souls. That cannot be. And I feel this, y'. All. I feel this personally right now. So as we look at our commitments, I know some of our commitment is going to cover this. We need to come back to being men and women who are disciplined in the Word of God, which means at times you're going to read things that you don't like. You're going to read the Scriptures and go, I don't know if I'd like that. One of the things I've appreciated over the years of walking with people is at times when you come up against something in the Bible that says, I don't like this. It's like that's okay. But in faith, trust the God who wrote it. And in faith what you'll see is that over time you may not like that, but at time you'll grow to believe that is actually ultimately what is good for you. And that God willing, he's going to change our hearts. That we might love the things that we once did not like at all. But that takes discipline and that takes some pursuit and that takes making God central in our lives. We should be people of the Word.The second and the last is we should become people of God, become Bible people and God centered people. People love God. I don't mean that in a way that says that this is how you make yourself a Christian. That's not what I mean. I mean that if you're in Christ, we should be just of God in a way that Jesus taught when he said, pursue God with all your heart, all your mind, all your soul. That we should be a people. That our intellect and our affections, our emotions, our whole being is oriented towards our triune God. We should think about God the Father in a way that says, I love our heavenly, my heavenly Father. That he's a better Father than any earthly Father I could have. He's a better authority figure than any authority figure I could have. That I'm going to trust in my heavenly Father. That I want to behold Christ the Son and think about all the ways every day as I sin, every day as I struggle to remember Jesus. Thank you that you bled and you died for my struggles, for my brokenness. That we remember the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives in a way that helps us remember that every moment of our lives, in every room, God is present with us. To believe that, that God is present with us. That even when we can't feel it, we know by faith he's with us. We should think and dwell and enjoy our triune God. One of the normative ways to do this is through prayer is to seek our triune God in prayer. Jesus taught the normative pattern of prayer is to the Father. So we should pray normally to the Father. Most of the prayer you see in the New Testament is to the Father, our Father who lives in heaven. But we also should pray with the rest of the Trinity in mind with Christ the Son and the Holy Spirit and be trinitarian and how we think about prayer. To think about God the Father that we are submitting to and enjoying in prayer. And Christ our great High Priest who offers our prayers to the Father and the Holy Spirit who prays for us when we don't know what to say ourselves. Our God is wonderful and he is good and we should orient our souls to toward our triune God and be God centered people, Father, Son, Holy Spirit, one true God. And if we make him our pursuit, make him the goal of our affections, of our desires, God will form us in the people that he's called us to be. And I believe that if we build our lives on these first two commitments we walk through that we will set a foundation that is meant to last. That we will build our lives on a foundation that will not crumble. Y', all, I have. I'm serious. I have watched friends who seemed like they were on fire for Jesus, that raised their hands and worshiped and knew all the right phrases and knew all the right correct answers, who did not build their life on this foundation, who began to question the Bible, who began to question the validity of it, who became skeptical, who began to slowly drift in a way that they didn't just walk away from God, they became enemies of God and to this day are still throwing stones at Jesus and his movement. It is important for us to evaluate what are we building our life upon. What is the foundation that everything is built upon? These two commitments are vital for building a foundation that will last.Let me close with the words of Jesus at the end of the Sermon on the mount in Matthew 7 and I want you to hear these if you have to close your eyes to focus, do so. But I want you to hear what Jesus says to us. He says, everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.> Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. 25 And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on the rock. 26 And everyone who hears these words of mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand. 27 And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell, and great was the fall of it. (Matthew 7:24–27 ESV)What he just said is that everyone who hears my words hears Christ's words, believes, trusts, obeys, and builds their life upon them. It's like a wise person who built their house on the rock. Verse 25 and the rain fell and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall because it had been founded on the rock. That when the storms of this life shift you and beat upon you, when you feel suffering and trials and the storms of temptation, everything that begins to shake, you won't shift off of the rock because you were built on a solid foundation. He goes on to say, and everyone who hears these words of mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand. And the rain fell and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house and it fell. And great was the fall it that Jesus warns and says, if you don't build your life upon me, upon Christ, upon our triune God who's revealed himself in his word. If you don't, it will not last. And when the storms of life come, you will be shifted. But we as a church resolve to commit ourselves to be built upon the rock that is Christ. These two foundational commitments are vital. And if we will build our lives upon pursuing and knowing and delighting and trusting our God and His Word, so that we might know who God is and respond to him in faith and repentance and delighting in him and trusting him and walking out joyfully in obedience, we will stand.Let's pray. Heavenly Father, I pray that you might help us begin. Some of us begin to see the beauty of the scriptures that reveal who you are. That we would not believe in anything else, in anyone else, that we would build our lives upon you as our solid rock and faith foundation. But Lord, that comes through your redemptive work in our hearts, through helping us to see you more clearly and growing in us spiritual fruit that helps us know you in Jesus name. Amen.We're going to respond here by taking the Lord's Supper. I want to read from Mark chapter 14 to prepare our hearts to take the Lord's Supper. Here Jesus.> And as they were eating, he took bread, and after blessing it broke it and gave it to them, and said, "Take; this is my body." And he took a cup, and when he had given thanks he gave it to them, and they all drank of it. And he said to them, "This is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many. Truly, I say to you, I will not drink again of the fruit of the vine until that day when I drink it new in the kingdom of God." (Mark 14:22–25 ESV)That when Jesus was sitting with them and he took the bread and he broke and he took the cup of the new covenant, he said, this is my work done for you. The second member of the Trinity looking at us saying, I love you so much that I came to have my blood shed for you. And if you're a Christian and your life is built upon the rock that is Christ, you get to in a moment joyfully come to the table confessing our sin, but confessing our wonderful Savior as revealed to us in the word of God. So in a moment, prepare your heart. There's gluten free back in that back corner over there. But come and take the Lord's Supper. But hear this. If you are not a Christian, if you haven't trusted in Christ My hope is this morning is you would not come to the table, but you would come to Christ. You would place your faith in him, and you'd build your life on the wonderful foundation that is our God. But when you're ready, come.

Jennifer and Jacques talk about the downward spiral of our universities over the last 40 years of neo-liberalism, with the decline accelerating during the COVID pandemic, and only getting worse since.Universities are said to be at breaking point with the corporatist, managerialist focus on cost cutting, exploitation of staff, and selling low quality courses to students.They end the program with suggestions for professors and students from Giorgio Agamben who wrote 'Requiem for students'.ReferencesGiorgio Agamben (2020)  translation of short intervention on the blog Diario della crisi at the website of the Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici, 23 May 2020.Graeme Turner (2025) Broken: Universities, politics and the public good, Clayton: Monash University Publishing.Stuart McIntyre, Andre Brett & Gwilym Croucher (2017) No end of a lesson: Australia's unified national system of higher education, Carlton: Melbourne University Press.Lew Zipin (2019) ‘How council-management governance troubles Australian university labours and futures: Simplistic assumptions and complex consequences', Social Alternatives, vol 38, issue 3, pp. 28-35.Caitlyn Cassidy (2023) Appallingly unethical-Why-Australian universities are at breaking point, The Guardian, 11 April 2023.

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Megan chats with Ty Kilgore about why most SEO strategies fail and what it really takes to see lasting traffic growth in 2025 and beyond. Ty Kilgore is your go-to SEO and Digital Marketing guru with over 16 years of experience under his belt! Ty is all about getting results, having successfully boosted rankings for more than 1000 sites across 40+ industries, including big names like Verizon, Dell, and Mary Kay. In 2018, he founded Everything Digital Marketing to share his passion and help small business owners navigate the often-confusing world of SEO. When he's not diving into SEO strategies, you'll find him enjoying life in sunny Austin, Texas, with his three amazing kids and his wife. Feeling stuck in an SEO rut? You're not alone. Ty delivers a must-hear reality check on what's working in SEO today, what's outdated, and how to rebuild your strategy with precision. From content formatting to intent-based keyword research and the impact of AI overviews, this episode is packed with actionable insights and mindset shifts that will reignite your traffic game. Key points discussed include: - AI overviews aren't the end: Learn which types of content will thrive even as AI summaries take over simple search queries. - Your domain rating matters: Understand how your DR impacts how many changes your posts need to rank and why lower DR sites need deeper optimization. - Intent is everything: Stop chasing keywords that won't convert, focus on what real people are actually searching for. - Format your posts like a pro: Mobile readability, F-pattern eye movement, and bolded content all play a role in engagement and rankings. - Stop writing like a textbook: Inject your POV in the first few sentences to stand out and keep readers scrolling. - Update with strategy, not guesswork: You need more than a few keyword tweaks, Ty breaks down a system of "levers" to test and refine. - Video gives you an edge: Use YouTube shorts and embedded video to boost visibility and authority in the SERPs. - Don't give up too soon: SEO recovery often happens after a core update, your job is to prep the content so it's ready when it counts. If You Loved This Episode… You'll love Episode 713: Will Google Kill Your Blog? The New Rules of SEO, Content, and Audience Growth With Ryan Robinson Connect with Ty Kilgore Website | Instagram | Facebook

What if the most powerful upgrades for brain energy, metabolism, and drive aren't in mainstream medicine, but in rare peptides and misunderstood hormones? In this episode, you'll discover the cutting-edge compounds, nootropics, and hormonal strategies that elite biohackers are using right now to optimize every part of their biology. Watch this episode on YouTube for the full video experience: https://www.youtube.com/@DaveAspreyBPR Host Dave Asprey sits down with Jay Campbell and Hunter Williams, co-founders of BioLongevity Labs—a performance biotech company creating oral peptide-based products like BioMind and BioGutPro. Jay is a globally recognized expert in testosterone optimization, author of The TOT Bible, and a leading voice in hormone and peptide therapeutics. Hunter is a high-performance coach and podcast host focused on metabolism, mindset, and men's health through functional medicine and advanced supplementation. In this high-energy, high-clarity conversation, the trio explore what's working right now in advanced human performance, spanning hormone synergy, mitochondrial enhancement, libido compounds, nootropics, and muscle-preserving stacks. You'll hear why Dave injects estradiol three times per week, how Jay and Hunter use oral bioregulators to improve gut-brain signaling, and what peptides are quietly reshaping the future of health. You'll Learn: • Who should use estradiol—and how it can protect brain performance in men • The real role of testosterone and estradiol synergy in male health and longevity • How BioLongevity Labs is innovating with oral peptide delivery for cognitive and gut health • Why peptides like BPC‑157, TB‑500, PT‑141, and SS‑31 are changing mitochondrial care • The truth about Melanotan‑1, SLU, AOD‑9604, GW‑501516, and BAM‑15 • What makes BioMind and BioGutPro different from standard nootropic or probiotic stacks • Why libido and metabolic health are deeply connected • The dangers of unvetted peptide sources—and what to look for in quality and bioavailability This is essential listening for anyone serious about biohacking, hormone optimization, mitochondrial support, brain energy, nootropics, neuroplasticity, functional medicine, sleep optimization, metabolism, and smarter-not-harder living. Keyword Index: estradiol for men, Dave Asprey hormone therapy, Jay Campbell BioLongevity Labs, Hunter Williams performance coaching, BPC‑157 recovery peptide, TB‑500 tissue regeneration, PT‑141 libido peptide, SS‑31 mitochondria peptide, Melanotan‑1 for skin and mitochondria, SLU stack, AOD‑9604 fat loss peptide, GW‑501516 Cardarine, BAM‑15 mitochondrial uncoupler, oral peptide delivery, BioMind brain supplement, BioGutPro gut-brain axis, testosterone estradiol synergy, mitochondrial uncoupling, nootropic peptide stacks, performance biohacking supplements Dave Asprey is a four-time New York Times bestselling author, founder of Bulletproof Coffee, and the father of biohacking. With over 1,000 interviews and 1 million monthly listeners, The Human Upgrade is the top podcast for people who want to take control of their biology, extend their longevity, and optimize every system in the body and mind. Each episode features cutting-edge insights in health, performance, neuroscience, supplements, nutrition, hacking, emotional intelligence, and conscious living. Episodes are released every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday where Dave asks the questions no one else dares, and brings you real tools to become more resilient, aware, and high performing. Thank you to our sponsors! Puori | Head to http://puori.com/dave for 20% off, including subscriptions. Leela Quantum Tech | Head to https://leelaq.com/DAVE for 10% off. ARMRA | Go to https://tryarmra.com/ and use the code DAVE to get 15% off your first order. Resources: • BioLongevity Labs Website: https://biolongevitylabs.com/?ref=DAVE# • Dave Asprey's Website: https://daveasprey.com • Danger Coffee: https://dangercoffee.com/DAVE15 • Dave Asprey's BEYOND Conference: https://beyondconference.com • Dave Asprey's New Book – Heavily Meditated: https://daveasprey.com/heavily-meditated • Upgrade Collective: https://www.ourupgradecollective.com • Upgrade Labs: https://upgradelabs.com • 40 Years of Zen: https://40yearsofzen.com Timestamps: 00:00 – Trailer 01:00 – Introduction & Early Days of Biohacking 02:03 – Peptides 101: Foundations and Frameworks 03:06 – Peptides for Healing, Cognition, and Longevity 07:56 – Bioregulators and Russian Innovations 11:07 – Side Effects and Safety of Peptides 22:27 – Oral Peptides and Product Innovations 27:41 – Body Composition, Hormones, and Fat Loss 32:02 – Testosterone, Estrogen, and Male Health Protocols 45:03 – Peptides for Performance, Fat Loss, and Longevity 1:26:32 – Loose Skin, Surgery, and Body Transformation 1:38:00 – Closing Thoughts & Product Recommendations See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The government is being urged to inject stimulus into Auckland's economy after dismal unemployment figures for the city were released this week. Minister for Auckland Simeon Brown spoke to Corin Dann.

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In this episode, host Eric Triplett sits down with Nino De Giglio, Marketing Director for Rehlko, during the Lawn and Landscape Technology Conference. Formerly known as Kohler Engines, Rehlko is embracing a bold rebrand while staying rooted in its heritage—retaining the same iconic letters in its new name. Nino shares the story behind this transformation, including the strategic reasoning for the name change and how it reflects the company's forward-looking mission. He dives into Rehlko's updated core values—trust, curiosity, pace, and excellence—and unveils upcoming marketing initiatives, product innovations, and the company's deepening engagement with the turf and landscape industry. The conversation also explores the future of engine technology, as Nino discusses the continued importance of internal combustion engines, particularly diesel and gasoline, in off-road applications, alongside the brand's commitment to sustainability and cleaner production practices. Whether you're a landscape professional, a technology enthusiast, or just love a good business evolution story, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration. Connect with Nino: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nino-de-giglio-b0937710/  Key Takeaways: Embrace change as an opportunity to redefine your path while honoring your past achievements. Define and embody strong core values, like curiosity and excellence, to guide your daily actions. Prioritize making your customers successful by deeply understanding their needs and providing reliable support. Maintain a sense of pace and urgency in decision-making to adapt quickly to new opportunities. Inject creativity and passion into your professional endeavors to make work more enjoyable and impactful.

In PART TWO of the Aesthetic Injector Gang podcast, Brandon Mullen and Hilary Becker continue on their banter and venture into topics that all aesthetics practice owners can appreciate: networking within the aesthetic community, advice for aspiring injectors, and the significance of compassion in the field. Hilary shares insights on the services offered at her practice and the dynamics of competition in the aesthetics industry. Brandon Mullen @the_aestheticconsultant @mpwraesthetics  Hilary Becker @np_hil_aesthetics  Moxie has analyzed millions of data points across 400+ medspas to build a proven, all-in-one marketing system—including high-converting ad campaigns (3×–8× ROI), event playbooks, scroll-stopping social content, and local SEO—with no agency fees so you control the ad spend and pace of growth; get your personalized plan and $500 off onboarding at www.joinmoxie.com/AIG.   Find us:  Apple

In this episode, Tina Tower dives into the three biggest reasons people struggle with sales—especially female course creators—and shares practical, relatable strategies to boost your confidence and conversion rates. If you want to sell more with authenticity and ease, this episode is a must-listen. Key Topics Covered: 1. Selling Like Someone You're Not Many women try to adopt a "salesy" persona that doesn't feel true to them, leading to awkward transitions and flat sales messaging. Tina talks about cultural differences in how women from Australia, the UK, and New Zealand approach self-promotion compared to those in the US and Canada. Tip: Embrace "Bestie Marketing" (coined by Zoe Foster Blake) by writing your sales copy and content as if you're talking to your best friend. Inject your real self—stories, voice, and confidence—into every sales message. Practice makes perfect! Sales gets easier and more authentic with repetition and self-acceptance. 2. Fear of Asking for the Sale A major sales killer is shying away from the actual ask due to fear of being pushy or fear of rejection. Tina shares why women often hesitate to send enough sales emails or deliver a confident call to action at the end of webinars. Tip: Reframe sales as an act of service. You're not begging or pressuring—your offer is the bridge to transformation that your audience actually wants. Detach from the outcome: Do your best, prepare thoroughly, then let go of results. 3. Selling Features, Not Feelings Buyers aren't interested in a long list of features—they want results. They're looking for the transformation your offer brings. Use storytelling and specific, relatable examples that speak to what your customer really wants: the feeling of accomplishment and the change your program can make. Tip: Always start with the end in mind. Clearly communicate the before-and-after, use your audience's language, and keep your pitch simple and direct. Address objections openly so prospects believe the transformation is possible for them. Sales isn't sleazy—it's an act of leadership and service. When you own your value and communicate it authentically, you'll not only sell more, but you'll enjoy the process too.   Resources & Mentions: Zoe Foster Blake https://www.instagram.com/zotheysay Idea to Launch https://www.herempirebuilder.com/start   Where to find Tina: Her Empire Builder: https://www.herempirebuilder.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tina_tower/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@herempirebuilder

In PART ONE of an enthralling episode of the Aesthetic Injector Gang podcast, Brandon Mullen virtually meets for the first time Hilary Becker, a nurse practitioner and owner of Alibi Aesthetics in Columbus, OH. They discuss Hillary's journey from nursing to aesthetics, the importance of training and upskilling, and the challenges of opening her own practice. Stay tuned for PART TWO because they couldn't stop gabbing!  Brandon Mullen @the_aestheticconsultant @mpwraesthetics  Hilary Becker @np_hil_aesthetics  According to AmSpa, nearly one in five medspas opened in the past year, so in a crowded market Moxie's all-in-one growth and operating system—trusted by over 400 practices to provide expert coaching and compliance, high-ROI marketing, purpose-built clinical and revenue software, and VIP savings up to 55%—gives you the clarity, support, and systems to launch stronger, scale faster, and run smarter, and AIG listeners get $500 off their launch fee at www.joinmoxie.com/AIG. Find us:  Apple

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In this solo episode, Dave Lee breaks down one of the most debated questions in testosterone replacement therapy: How often should you take testosterone? He explains why dosing frequency matters more than many men realize—and why stability is the key to long-term success on TRT. Dave compares common dosing schedules, unpacks the science behind hormonal fluctuations, and outlines who may benefit most from daily injections or daily cream application. He explores the pros and cons of each method, emphasizes the importance of long-term consistency, and offers insight on how to find the protocol that best fits your lifestyle and health goals. The takeaway: both injections and creams are effective options—the best choice is the one you'll stick with and thrive on. Victory Men's Health Click Here Victory Men's Health YouTube For questions email podcast@amystuttle.com Disclaimer: The Women Want Strong Men Podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing or other professional healthcare services, including the giving of medical advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is formed. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user's own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Coaches Andrew Berry & Scott McNally - With a worldwide shortage of Primo, how do we replicate the look? Plus QA 0:30 Support the show by shopping with our Sponsors 1:30 The Primo look without Primo 5:55 For the non-competitor 8:10 What about Proviron? 14:00 Male Physique Critique 20:00 Female Physique Critique 26:30 Listener Experience with IFG-LR3 28:00 Retatrutide Frequency Experiment - Scott's Conclusions 29:00 Bad acid reflux from Reta 34:20 Reintroducing Reta after stopping from sides 35:00 Clen protocols 40:30 Great fatigue dieting : Is it the Reta? 43:00 Testing Watson Testosterone from the Pharmacy 46:50 SLU-PP-332 Inject vs Oral 48:00 Scott's review of 5 Amino M1Q 49:30 MK677 52:50 Mirabegron 56:50 Andrew's HDL Raising Plan and results 1:01:50 Listener Shout Out ✅ ✅ Modern Aminos New Peptide and Research Chem Affiliate : https://tinyurl.com/y4nts94n ✅ ✅Code THINKBIG ✅ Parabolic Peptides Great Research Tabs and Peps https://tinyurl.com/ycpnbjzd ✅ ✅Code THINK

"Inject your imagination with God's reality." Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching through the book of Habakkuk.

An airhacks.fm conversation with David Kral (@VerdentDK) about: Helidon Declarative as a new feature set for Helidon SE, build-time dependency injection with zero reflection capability, code generation approach that creates actual Java source files instead of bytecode manipulation, Service Registry as an enhanced Java service loader with ordering capabilities, compatibility with GraalVM for native image compilation, JPMS (Java Platform Module System) compatibility, the Maven plugin that eliminates reflection completely, HTTP module for declarative REST endpoints, REST client generation, metrics and fault tolerance support, interceptors for modifying service creation behavior, annotation mapping to support standard JSR-330 annotations like @Inject, comparison of performance between Helidon SE and MP flavors, use cases for serverless and CLI applications, the incubating status of Helidon Declarative with full release planned for Helidon 5, the ability to see and modify generated code for better debugging and transparency, the possibility to copy generated code to take ownership and remove dependencies, the value of using standard annotations for better portability between frameworks David Kral on twitter: @VerdentDK

What if the secret to glowing skin, a sharper brain, and a revived sex drive isn't more skincare, but hormone replacement therapy?In this episode, we're joined by Karen Martel, certified hormone specialist and founder of The Hormone Solution, to unpack the misunderstood science of beauty and aging. From pheromones and libido to collagen and facial structure, we explore how estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone shape how you look, and how you feel.We break down how hormone loss affects everything from your skin's elasticity to your body composition, and why most women are being gaslit out of getting the care they actually need. We also cover the truth about HRT and cancer risk, the pros and cons of oral vs. topical vs. injectable options, and how to personalize your approach for results that go deeper than just “looking good.”Karen Martel is a certified hormone specialist and functional health practitioner. She is the host of The Other Side of Weight Loss Podcast and the founder of The Hormone Solution, where she helps women navigate perimenopause and menopause using bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT).Let's get into it.We Also Discuss:00:02 – Are we wired to chase beauty? The evolutionary biology behind attraction13:06 – How hormones secretly shape your skin, face, and sex drive23:26 – The truth about HRT, skin aging, and what most women get wrong30:42 – Menopause isn't a decline—it's a reset (if you do this)36:46 – What doctors get wrong about hormone therapy for women45:07 – Inject it? Rub it on? The safest (and riskiest) ways to take HRT56:32 – Using estrogen on your face? What every woman should know firstLearn more about:Young GooseUse code PODCAST10 to get 10% off your first purchase, and if you're a returning customer use the code PODCAST5 to get 5% off at https://www.younggoose.com/ Instagram: @young_goose_skincareKaren Martel:Website: https://karenmartel.com/Instagram: @karenmartelhormones

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Ive visited Northallerton and it's a beautiful town in the North East. Near to Middlesbrough where my husband was born. With it being such a friendly place you would never have expected this story to unfold. When an ex policeman' Gary lewis, was busy doing his daily work in his cool little record shop little did he know ow that Dareen Harris had a plan which was going to test his strength and resilience. Le the know in the comment what you think about this case and whether you think Harris had maybe , just maybe, done the crime he committed before. Em x

This week on LeatherBrainz, the NFL offseason continues to be absolutely unhinged — we've got social media scandals, surprise retirements, international matchups, and a certain QB is calling himself Tom Brady (sort of). Buckle up.

The rumors around Giannis have kicked off—shocking absolutely no one. We dive into why the NBA might be taking a page out of the organized crime playbook to salvage its product. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Brewers are hanging around but the the juice isn't there like last year. Brandon Woodruff is looking more and more like the Khris Middleton of the Brewers—high upside, high concern. We also clear the air on Jayden Reed's so-called "story" (spoiler: it's just a Drew Rosenhaus media grab). Plus: Packers vs. Bears on a Saturday night in December? Inject that into our veins. A quick check-in on Marquette's 2026 shape-up, PGA Championship hype, and why the Preakness just doesn't hit like it used to. All that and more in this week's unfiltered Wisconsin sports rundown.

Why Would You Inject Pee Into A Frog?? Nobody knows ‘Nerd News' like Dancin’ Eric Hanson, so break out your pocket protector, tape the bridge of your glasses, and get ready for some geeky stories from the past week. Center Point Urbana’s mascot is in the hunt for not one but two “Best Mascot” competitions. What ... Read more

President Xi says China is ready to work with Russia to uphold the authority of the United Nations, and defend the rights and interests of both nations as well as those of developing countries in the face of unilateralism and bullying.

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Dr. Blatman is a pioneer in regenerative medicine, precision pain relief, and he's known for reversing Parkinson's and Alzheimer's symptoms. Today we dive into how to reverse your pain, eliminate prostate problems, and how to reclaim your brain health.New episodes of Welcome to Wellness every Friday!Not listening on Spotify? Show notes at: https://www.ashleydeeley.com/w2w/halblatmanEpisode brought to you by: ⁠ApolloNeuro⁠Episode brought to you by:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ VieLight⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠Code: DEELEY10Episode brought to you by:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dry Farm Wines⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ 8:59: 5 rules of pain management1. You cannot believe the pain comes from where you feel it2. You cannot believe what the pain feels like3. The only thing you can believe is what you can touch and feel4. The specific sites where you're most tender are the locations of pain in your fascia that generate most of the pain you feel5. If you can get your body to heal the specific places that are this tender, a large amount of the pain you experience will go away15:13: How do we become more resilient?17:18: Lower back pain is usually stemming from the butt19:15: How a woman reversed arthritis20:47: Dangers of cortizone20:59:  If you can totally straighten your knee and you can bend your knee at least 90 degrees to sit flat in a chair, there is no possible way that your joint is bone on bone23:28: Glucosamine cream23:45: Rooster injections (Viscosupplementation) for joint pain relief26:02: Stop taking ibuprofen now!27:25: Techniques to make pain disappear 32:58: Novocaine33:51:  If you get a massage  or trigger point injections or dry needling and you get better and your muscles and your body tighten right back up and all your pain comes back in two or three days, it is always your food34:58: Inject nitrous oxide to relieve pain40:12: Bulging discs are normal45:13: Ozone to shrink your prostate48:15: Measure your PH with at home test strips49:12: How to remove heavy metals52:12: Dee penicillin or penicillin V (phenoxymethylpenicillin)53:39: Stem cell technique that can regenerate brain from Parkinsons (laser guided)56:22: Peptides to increase cognitive function: Dihexa and Cerebrolysin58:49: Peptides for pain management1:00:0 Pentapetide for pain management and BPC 157 peptide1:01:52: Sprained ankle?1:02:01: Stop using ice to treat injuries and opt for heat instead1:05:04:  More people on dialysis from Advil than from diabetes!1:05:26:  When you take ibuprofen for joint pain, you shut down cartilage growth and you cannot repairWhere to find Dr. Blatman:WebsiteYouTubeWhere to find Ashley Deeley:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠hello@ashleydeeley.com

DJ & PK were joined by Steve Cleveland for his weekly visit to talk about the NBA Playoffs, NIL, Transfer Portal and music tastes. 

Send us a textIn this episode, Court discusses five techniques to inject creative vision into photography, emphasizing the importance of breaking traditional rules and experimenting with different perspectives and methods. From composition to intentional motion blur, each technique is designed to enhance creativity and encourage photographers to think outside the box.TakeawaysInject creative vision into your photography on any camera.Exaggerate composition to break traditional rules.Intentional motion blur adds a unique element.Top-down perspectives provide a fresh view.Black and white photography enhances contrast and mood.Change camera angles for creative effects.Spot metering can create unique lighting.Experiment with different techniques for creativity.Photography is an art form that thrives on creativity.Always strive to refresh your perspective in photography.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Creative Vision in Photography01:16 Thanks to Sponsors05:31 Exaggerating Composition Techniques09:22 Intentional Motion Blur Techniques16:37 Top-Down Perspective in Photography20:25 Black & White Photography23:03 Camera Angles24:59 A Bonus TechniqueThank you, Sponsors!Shimoda DesignsArthelper.Ai - Promo Code WILD for 30 Day PRO TrialLensRentals.com - Promo Code WildPhotographer15 for 15% off Check out Court's photography and conservation work: CourtWhelan.com Follow Court Whelan (@courtwhelan) on YouTube for more photography tips Sign up for Court's conservation, travel and photography blog at www.courtwhelan.com

This Week on True Crime News The Podcast: A nature hike on Oahu's Pali Puka Trail allegedly took a near-fatal turn when prominent doctor Gerhardt Konig attempted to push his wife, Arielle Konig, off a cliff. According to police, when the mother of two didn't fall to her death, he attempted to use a syringe to inject her with something before bashing her with a rock. Miraculously, she survived, and police apprehended the doctor after an hours-long search.   Luis Bolaños joins host Ana Garcia. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

HR3 - Braves need someone to inject energy into team on and off the field In hour three Tiffany, Mike, and Beau let Falcons fans give out some Wake Up Calls, and give their thoughts on how they would feel if the Falcons drafted an O-lineman with their first round pick. The Morning Shift crew continues hour three by continuing to react to the news that Braves' outfielder Jurickson Profar tested positive for a banned substance and began an 80-game suspension yesterday, continuing to explain what this suspension means for the Braves, and also continuing to react to the Braves placing RHP Reynaldo López on the 15-day injured list, backdated to March 29, with right shoulder inflammation. Finally, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau close out this Tuesday edition of The Morning Shift by spending some time with two time NASCAR Champion, Daytona 500 Champion, and Driver of the No.3 Chevy car Austin Dillon! Tiffany, Mike, Beau, and Austin discuss Austin having some recent success in his last few races before having some issues Martinsville last week, what happened at the finish of the Xfinity series race at Martinsville, if Austin thinks the driving in Xfinity Series races has gotten too reckless, what Austin thinks can be done to police and stop the reckless driving that is currently happening in Xfinity Series races, Jurickson Profar being suspended 80 games for a PED violation, what Austin thinks the Braves have to do to recover from their 0-5 start, how Austin feels about racing at Darlington, and what his expectations are for the Darlington race coming up this weekend.

Are you showing up entirely as yourself on your podcast or are you holding back? Today, we tackle a question from listener Izzy, who's ready to shed the ‘professional filter' and embrace her unapologetic self behind the mic. But how do you break through hesitation and show up in a more genuine way without alienating your audience? Today we explore why podcasters hold back, how authenticity impacts audience connection, and  steps to gradually bring more of your true self into your show.Episode Highlights: [3:15] Izzy's Background and Struggles[6:43] Authenticity and Audience Perception[30:38] Study on Authenticity in Podcasting[37:13] Practical Tips for Authentic Podcasting[38:50] Personal Experiences and Vulnerability[45:29] Honesty, Boundaries, and Showing Up Authentically[55:14] Consistency in Personality On and Off the MicLinks & Resources: The Podcasting Morning Chat: www.podpage.com/pmcJoin The Empowered Podcasting Facebook Group:www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting⁠Hopeful Simplicity: https://hopefulsimplicity.com/podcastThe Power of Vulnerability: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCvmsMzlF7oRemember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and bring valuable content to our community.Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on ⁠Clubhouse⁠: ⁠⁠ https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w⁠Brought to you by⁠ ⁠iRonickMedia.com⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠NextGenPodcaster.com⁠⁠Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you!--- Send in your mailbag question at:⁠ https://www.podpage.com/pmc/contact/⁠ or ⁠marc@ironickmedia.com⁠Want to be a guest on The Podcasting Morning Chat? Send me a message on PodMatch, here: ⁠https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1729879899384520035bad21b⁠

Florida State basketball coach Luke Loucks is coming home. Can the life-long FSU fan and alum inject energy into his alma mater? Few know FSU hoops more than Chris Nee. He breaks down the hire in this episode. You can subscribe to On The Bench, X's and Noles, and Beyond The Bench on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify. As always, five-star reviews and comments on Apple Podcasts are appreciated! Also, you can watch the show on YouTube now. We'll do live streams as well, and you can get notifications on when we're live by subscribing to our YouTube channel. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Why now? After teasing a bank recapitalization plan as part of last year's "bazooka", the CCP did nothing about it over the five months since raising the matter. Total silence. Now, all of a sudden, news banks are going to get their equity after all. What changed? There are a few suspects, starting with growing turmoil in money markets alongside more problems with real estate. Eurodollar University's Money & Macro AnalysisBloomberg China to Inject at Least $55 Billion of Fresh Capital Into Several Big Bankshttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-26/china-plans-to-start-bank-capital-hike-with-at-least-55-billionBloomberg China's Property Crisis Enters a Dangerous New Phasehttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2025-02-11/china-s-real-estate-crisis-property-sector-debt-is-getting-worseWapo CHINA ANNOUNCES LARGE BOND ISSUE TO BAIL OUT BANKShttps://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1998/03/01/china-announces-large-bond-issue-to-bail-out-banks/adcac8da-fe39-4b4c-90c0-13739847f35c/https://www.eurodollar.universityTwitter: https://twitter.com/JeffSnider_EDU

Have you ever felt like you had to hide your faith at work? I used to feel the same way, struggling to balance my beliefs with maintaining professionalism. But over time, I've discovered how to seamlessly integrate my faith into my business culture without alienating others.Struggling to bring your faith into the workplace authentically? In this episode, I'll share how I've found ways to live out my beliefs in my business life, staying true to myself while respecting others' boundaries.Here are 3 Key Takeaways:Be Authentic, Be YouMy faith is a core part of who I am, and I've realized it's okay to let that shine through in my work. Whether it's through integrity, kindness, or service, I aim to live out my values in everything I do. When I'm authentic, people notice—and that connection matters.Respect Workplace CultureIt's crucial to understand and respect the culture of your workplace or business environment. For me, that means abiding by policies and honoring the beliefs of those around me. If my environment doesn't align with my values, I reflect on whether it's the right fit and make decisions from there.Service with FaithI've learned that actions often speak louder than words. By leading with a servant's heart—through patience, integrity, and excellence—I can let my faith influence and inspire others without needing to say a word. It's not about preaching; it's about living by example. Master Your Journey

In this inspiring episode, Scott shares his incredible journey from being an overweight middle schooler to embracing the running community and achieving incredible feats.Starting with his struggles and motivations in high school football, Scott walks us through his transformation, revealing how running provided not just physical health but emotional and communal support.He talks about memorable races, including the emotional Louisiana Marathon, his challenges with the Dallas Marathon, and his excitement for upcoming ultra-marathons.Scott emphasizes the importance of community, the lessons learned from the running world, and the powerful mantras that keep him going.Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, Scott's story is a powerful reminder of the resilience and community spirit in the world of running.Scott Thornhill - https://www.facebook.com/scott.thornhill1Races MentionedMississippi Gulf Coast MarathonTiger 10kLouisiana MarathonMardi Gras MambaAmazing Kids Half MarathonNorth Shore Half MarathonBattleship 12kBeach to BayouDallas MarathonShout OutsBrittany PastorFresh Junkie RacingDanny HuynhAinsley's AngelsRyan CardinalSupport the showFor more details on Run Your Story happenings, including signing up for our upcoming training program, visit https://runyourstory.com/For web development, coding tutoring, or tech services, visit https://gaillardts.com/Go Run Your Story and take a piece of this story with you! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news on upcoming episodes. Support me on Patreon!Can't wait to hear Your Run Story!! Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters!Kristen RatherSteve TaylorMary TrufantSuzanne CristSuzanne ClarkAnna SzymanskiDave McDonaldKarla McInnisJames ContrattoJordan DuBoseCristy EvansSharonda ShulaNell GustavsonMeredith NationsAllyson SwannChris Strayhorn

Coach Scott McNally - Ask Me Anything! Scott has been coaching full time for the last decade and is here to share the same tactics he brings to his clients. Reach out to Scott for Coaching : mcnallydiets@gmail.com (time stamps may be slightly off) 0:00 Preamble 5:00 Get multiple perspectives to help shape your own our perspective 6:45 6 month prep to Tampa Pro 10:45 Injectable Dbol Dosing vs Oral Dbol 14:45 My SLU-PP-332 Update 16:00 Is there fake SLU floating around? 18:00 Holding scale weight 25:00 Austin's before pics 28:15 Remember GH15? 30:00 How frequent can you use an injection site? 34:40 GH during TRT phases 37:00 Low T4 on Growth Hormone 38:35 Rest time between sets 44:45 is MENT (Trestalone) great mass builder or not worth the sides? 48:30 Over the counter sups to avoid post workout 52:30 Is there no need for anything more than 300 test in a cycle? 55:00 Cosmetic effect of EQ 56:20 Welcome Christmas Cabbage 57:00 Summer ready cycle vs contest prep 59:00 Sam Sulek and new school bodybuilders 1:05:40 340 lbs and looking for a cycle 1:11:45 Costco or Sams Club 1:12:30 Free Test or Total Test - Whats most important? 1:14:15 First Cycle 1:20:40 Advice for First Contest 1:23:00 Compounds for females 1:26:45 Winstrol for off season? 1:28:30 Fighting winter as a bodybuilder Immune System Building - Vitamin D, Red Light, Hydration, Electrolytes 1:36:45 Addiction - 17 years clean!! 1:40:45 B12 injections vs Sublingual

The RFK Jr. confirmation hearings, is he just the kind of crazy we need? To vax or not to vax. Plus Bridget's unfiltered opinions and her unparalleled impressions. 0:00 - Parade of Morons 8:45 - BON CHARGE9:59 - Weather 10:23 - Parade of Morons Continued 17:21 - Caliber 18:23 - Phetasy News 20:54 - The Internet Is GloriousThanks to our sponsors BON CHARGE and Caliber- Revitalize your skin with BON CHARGE's Red Light Face Mask and get 15% off- Transform your fitness with science based training. Sign up for Caliber and get $100 off your first 3 months. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.phetasy.com/subscribe

(From 2:00 to 44:31)Pardons, Protests, and Principles: Navigating the Political & Spiritual The criminal abuse of the FACE Act by the Biden administration to prosecute these pro-life activists and the pardons by Trump — including includes a satirical obituary of the “clump of cells” formerly called Cecile Richards, former president of Planned ParenthoodFurther, it delves into the moral and spiritual implications of abortion, with a former abortionist, Dr. Catherine Wheeler, sharing her transformation into a pro-life advocate after becoming a Christian.The elevation of political figures to quasi-messianic status, particularly focusing on Trump, and warns against the idolatry of politicians or nations. It underscores the need for Christians to maintain perspective, hold leaders accountable, and focus on spiritual rather than political solutions.A brief mention of Joe Biden's joining of the Freemasons, adding a layer of critique on political affiliations with secretive societies.(From 46:19 to 1:00:47)LIVE comments from listeners on Freemasons, NC, CA, FEMA, the “golden age” of the technocracy (From1:00:47 to 1:18:36)Ceasefire Violations and Waterfront Property: Israel's Continued Conflict and U.S. Policy Under TrumpBreakdown of a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, highlighting immediate violations by Israel, including continued military actions despite the ceasefire..Trump and his advisors, notably Jared Kushner, are accused of viewing Gaza's destruction as an opportunity for real estate development rather than a humanitarian crisis.U.S. foreign aid has been ended with the exception of Israel and Egypt, suggesting a policy prioritizing Israeli interests.Secret deals involving Israeli surveillance technology, Pegasus, and threats to free speech in the U.S. concerning criticism of Israel.Continued military actions in Lebanon despite ceasefire agreements, illustrating Israel's regional military strategy.(From 1:20:18 to 1:31:00)PayPal Confesses: Freezing (and Banning) Accounts Over Covid CriticismMy account is not the only one…PayPal took 4 months to compile a dossier and ban accounts, then denialCongressional hearings about de-banking are “performance art”EU, Israel, US — all want to limit free speech to ostensibly "protect democracy,"True tyranny according to Aristotle combines the worst aspects of oligarchy — and democracy(1:33:36 to 1:36:45)LIVE comments from listeners on CIA, Occultic Organizations, Palestinian Demolition Opportunities, mRNA/AI “healthcare' (From 1:36:45 to 2:03:27)Trump's WHO Withdrawal: A Step Forward or Stepping Back INTO It?Just days after Trump exited the WHO and boasted about it, he floats the idea of re-entryHow would this affect the Pandemic Treaty?  Will Trump's vacillation allow for unfavorable terms to be set before rejoining?Critiques of global health governance, highlighting the WHO's role in pushing for surveillance, mandatory health measures, and the securitization of health under a biomedical “Pasteur Paradigm”(From 2:03:27 to 2:05:31)CIA Backs Lab Leak Theory: A Strategy to Validate Pandemics and Shield TrumpCIA's strategic narrative tovalidate the reality of the pandemicpredict its recurrencedivert attention from what the author claims is the real bioweapon - the "Trump vaccine" or the "Covid holocaust.”(From 2:05:31 to 2:13:29)LIVE comments from listeners on Noah's Ark, CIA, Lab Leak Theory, AI, Dark Matter, and media narrative control (From 2:15:14 to 2:33:46)Bird Flu Panic: A Manufactured Crisis to Disrupt & Contaminate Food Supply with mRNADr. Peter McCullough is pushing the CIA lab-leak narrative in paid ads and fear mongering to profit by promoting his "contagion emergency kit”Meanwhile the left links “bird flu” to climate changeThe real threat: mass culling of birds based on non-existent evidence of diseasethese actions might serve interests like promoting mRNA vaccines in foodWant your food chain back?  Inject the animals with mRNA(From 2:33:46 to 2:38:49)EU Says Disinformation is a Virus — But THE VIRUS IS DISINFORMATIONEU Official comparing disinformation to a virus, advocating for stricter online censorship to combat itNicole Shanahan, running mate of RFK Jr., criticizes mRNA vaccines and AI's role in potentially accelerating an "extinction-level" scenario(From 2:38:49 to end 2:45:15)LIVE comments from listeners on egg-flation and empty shelves, Trump-Gates and WHO withdrawal, and bartering food (From 2:45:04 to end)Trump's Tax Talk: From Tariffs to IRS at the BorderOnce again, MAGA media puts words into Trump's mouth about replacing the federal income tax with tariffsTrump's comments are critiqued as demagoguery since they imply the continuation of income tax rather than its eliminationIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Money should have intrinsic value AND transactional privacy: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver For 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHTBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

(From 2:00 to 44:31)Pardons, Protests, and Principles: Navigating the Political & Spiritual The criminal abuse of the FACE Act by the Biden administration to prosecute these pro-life activists and the pardons by Trump — including includes a satirical obituary of the “clump of cells” formerly called Cecile Richards, former president of Planned ParenthoodFurther, it delves into the moral and spiritual implications of abortion, with a former abortionist, Dr. Catherine Wheeler, sharing her transformation into a pro-life advocate after becoming a Christian.The elevation of political figures to quasi-messianic status, particularly focusing on Trump, and warns against the idolatry of politicians or nations. It underscores the need for Christians to maintain perspective, hold leaders accountable, and focus on spiritual rather than political solutions.A brief mention of Joe Biden's joining of the Freemasons, adding a layer of critique on political affiliations with secretive societies.(From 46:19 to 1:00:47)LIVE comments from listeners on Freemasons, NC, CA, FEMA, the “golden age” of the technocracy (From1:00:47 to 1:18:36)Ceasefire Violations and Waterfront Property: Israel's Continued Conflict and U.S. Policy Under TrumpBreakdown of a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, highlighting immediate violations by Israel, including continued military actions despite the ceasefire..Trump and his advisors, notably Jared Kushner, are accused of viewing Gaza's destruction as an opportunity for real estate development rather than a humanitarian crisis.U.S. foreign aid has been ended with the exception of Israel and Egypt, suggesting a policy prioritizing Israeli interests.Secret deals involving Israeli surveillance technology, Pegasus, and threats to free speech in the U.S. concerning criticism of Israel.Continued military actions in Lebanon despite ceasefire agreements, illustrating Israel's regional military strategy.(From 1:20:18 to 1:31:00)PayPal Confesses: Freezing (and Banning) Accounts Over Covid CriticismMy account is not the only one…PayPal took 4 months to compile a dossier and ban accounts, then denialCongressional hearings about de-banking are “performance art”EU, Israel, US — all want to limit free speech to ostensibly "protect democracy,"True tyranny according to Aristotle combines the worst aspects of oligarchy — and democracy(1:33:36 to 1:36:45)LIVE comments from listeners on CIA, Occultic Organizations, Palestinian Demolition Opportunities, mRNA/AI “healthcare' (From 1:36:45 to 2:03:27)Trump's WHO Withdrawal: A Step Forward or Stepping Back INTO It?Just days after Trump exited the WHO and boasted about it, he floats the idea of re-entryHow would this affect the Pandemic Treaty?  Will Trump's vacillation allow for unfavorable terms to be set before rejoining?Critiques of global health governance, highlighting the WHO's role in pushing for surveillance, mandatory health measures, and the securitization of health under a biomedical “Pasteur Paradigm”(From 2:03:27 to 2:05:31)CIA Backs Lab Leak Theory: A Strategy to Validate Pandemics and Shield TrumpCIA's strategic narrative tovalidate the reality of the pandemicpredict its recurrencedivert attention from what the author claims is the real bioweapon - the "Trump vaccine" or the "Covid holocaust.”(From 2:05:31 to 2:13:29)LIVE comments from listeners on Noah's Ark, CIA, Lab Leak Theory, AI, Dark Matter, and media narrative control (From 2:15:14 to 2:33:46)Bird Flu Panic: A Manufactured Crisis to Disrupt & Contaminate Food Supply with mRNADr. Peter McCullough is pushing the CIA lab-leak narrative in paid ads and fear mongering to profit by promoting his "contagion emergency kit”Meanwhile the left links “bird flu” to climate changeThe real threat: mass culling of birds based on non-existent evidence of diseasethese actions might serve interests like promoting mRNA vaccines in foodWant your food chain back?  Inject the animals with mRNA(From 2:33:46 to 2:38:49)EU Says Disinformation is a Virus — But THE VIRUS IS DISINFORMATIONEU Official comparing disinformation to a virus, advocating for stricter online censorship to combat itNicole Shanahan, running mate of RFK Jr., criticizes mRNA vaccines and AI's role in potentially accelerating an "extinction-level" scenario(From 2:38:49 to end 2:45:15)LIVE comments from listeners on egg-flation and empty shelves, Trump-Gates and WHO withdrawal, and bartering food (From 2:45:04 to end)Trump's Tax Talk: From Tariffs to IRS at the BorderOnce again, MAGA media puts words into Trump's mouth about replacing the federal income tax with tariffsTrump's comments are critiqued as demagoguery since they imply the continuation of income tax rather than its eliminationIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Money should have intrinsic value AND transactional privacy: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver For 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHTBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-real-david-knight-show--5282736/support.

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