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4 episodes with jan silvious
4 episodes with jan silvious
2 episodes with jan silvious
2 episodes with jan silvious
Get a one-week trial of Flying Free for only $1 when you go to flyingfreetrial.com! In today's episode, I explore the difficult and often shocking realization that wickedness exists in the world—and sometimes within our closest relationships. Responding to a listener's inquiry and using insights from Adam Young's “The Place We Find Ourselves” podcast, we'll unpack the biblical definition of wickedness and discuss how it operates. I'll also share personal experiences and strategies for recognizing and dealing with destructive individuals.Key Takeaways:The Bible differentiates between normal and wicked people. Understanding these distinctions helps us navigate relationships wisely.Wicked individuals attack and blame others when confronted with their harmful actions.Evil individuals actively seek to destroy and humiliate their targets.A person's true nature is revealed in difficult situations, especially when they are confronted about their harmful behavior.Healing from exposure to wicked or evil individuals is a lifelong process, but it becomes possible when we remove ourselves from the toxic environment.Read the show notes and/or ask Natalie a question hereRelated Resources:Check out Episode 93 of “The Place We Find Ourselves” podcast with Adam Young.Read the article I mentioned, “Why Foolproofing Your Life Will Save Your Life,” and then grab Jan Silvious' book, Foolproofing Your Life.Some related Flying Free Podcast episodes you may enjoy: “What Do You Do If You're Married to a Fool?” and “What are the Biblical Grounds for Divorce? (And Other Questions!)”
Is there someone in your life you would like to change? We'll talk about the spiritual discipline of letting people be who they are instead of who you want them to be. How do you remove judgment from someone who gets on your nerves? What are the advantages of allowing people to be who they are? And what are the theological implications of such an action? Dr. Gary Chapman and Jan Silvious join Chris for Chris Fabry Live. For more information about the work of Care Net, click here. Chris Fabry Live is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
If you've heard Chris Fabry Live recently, you've experienced some deep conversations about the grieving process. Author, speaker, and life coach Jan Silvious will join Chris to talk about the subject of fresh grief. How do you process a sudden diagnosis, an accident, a sudden loss? Don't miss the encouragement from Jan. Care Net Give a First Time Gift to Chris Fabry LiveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jan Silvious is one of Patsy's dearest friends and one of Andrew's all-time favorite people. Through her wise counsel and steadfast spirit shared through the numerous radio shows she has hosted, books she has authored, and stages she has shared from, she has become a friend to many. So if you are looking for some practical insight and sturdy application, let us introduce (or re-introduce!) you to our friend, Jan Silvious. Learn more about Bridges ... Spiritual Conversations Through Generational Conversations here: BridgesShow.com. And if you like what you are listening to, leave us a 5-star rating and a review, and follow and subscribe to Bridges –– it truly does help us keep chuggin' along as we create new episodes for you! FOLLOW PATSY Facebook / Instagram / Twitter FOLLOW ANDREW Facebook / Instagram / Twitter _________________________________________ SPONSORS The world needs to know … it's not as bad as the news tells us. Human trafficking may be a big problem, but Love Justice International is providing an epic solution. By intercepting human beings before they are trafficked, Love Justice is making rescue an everyday reality for vulnerable people all over the globe. And we want to keep the good news coming. Will you come alongside us and become a monthly partner of Love Justice International today? It's not all bad news after all ... Sign up today here: lovejustice.ngo/bridges
Do you ever wake up some days and just feel like everything's wrong and nothing is right? I have those days. The joy of the Lord that we often sing about or talk about just seems to be absent. You know, when that happens, it's a good time to just stop and ask yourself, “What is stealing my joy?” Sometimes we let people steal our joy, don't we? It could be that person you work with that just pushes your buttons, or makes your job more difficult, or disrespects you in some way. It could be someone you live with—a mate or family member—just people. Our lives are full of people and they often cause us lots of stress, frustrate us, and steal our joy. What can you do when someone steals your joy—a lot? First, learn to put a shield up against their criticism or negativity or whatever it is they do or say that steals your joy. Pray in advance that God will help you shield your mind and emotions from their joy-stealing tactics. As my friend, Jan Silvious, says, picture yourself in a castle with a moat around you, and just pull up the bridge when the joy-stealer comes your way. You may not be able to avoid them, but you can shield your mind from them. Also, don't spend any more time than you have to with joy-stealers. Proverbs 13:20 says, “Walk with the wise and become wise, for a companion of fools suffers harm.” Choose your companions carefully. Certainly we never treat anyone unkindly or arrogantly, but it is important that we avoid people who continually try to steal our joy. It's important to pray for those people in your life who are difficult. Ask God to help you understand why they are the way they are—to see them as God sees them. When you can look beyond their behavior and have some understanding of what lies behind it, you may be amazed at how that changes your feelings and actually gives you compassion so that they just can't steal your joy any longer, even if they never change.
Do you ever wake up some days and just feel like everything's wrong and nothing is right? I have those days. The joy of the Lord that we often sing about or talk about just seems to be absent. You know, when that happens, it's a good time to just stop and ask yourself, “What is stealing my joy?” Sometimes we let people steal our joy, don't we? It could be that person you work with that just pushes your buttons, or makes your job more difficult, or disrespects you in some way. It could be someone you live with—a mate or family member—just people. Our lives are full of people and they often cause us lots of stress, frustrate us, and steal our joy. What can you do when someone steals your joy—a lot? First, learn to put a shield up against their criticism or negativity or whatever it is they do or say that steals your joy. Pray in advance that God will help you shield your mind and emotions from their joy-stealing tactics. As my friend, Jan Silvious, says, picture yourself in a castle with a moat around you, and just pull up the bridge when the joy-stealer comes your way. You may not be able to avoid them, but you can shield your mind from them. Also, don't spend any more time than you have to with joy-stealers. Proverbs 13:20 says, “Walk with the wise and become wise, for a companion of fools suffers harm.” Choose your companions carefully. Certainly we never treat anyone unkindly or arrogantly, but it is important that we avoid people who continually try to steal our joy. It's important to pray for those people in your life who are difficult. Ask God to help you understand why they are the way they are—to see them as God sees them. When you can look beyond their behavior and have some understanding of what lies behind it, you may be amazed at how that changes your feelings and actually gives you compassion so that they just can't steal your joy any longer, even if they never change.
Jan is back! Author, speaker, and life coach Jan Silvious returns to talk about changes. She’s experienced a lot of that in the last couple of years. She says that for many, that word means “the end.” But it doesn’t have to. What is the change you’re having a hard time dealing with? Don’t miss the encouragement from Jan Silvious on Chris Fabry Live.
Our legacy is a continual expression of love, value, faith, and belief. Our investment in the bright future of our kinds inspires hope that whatever we have taught them will live on after we're gone. Jan Silvious speaks to us today about building legacies based on God's strength and graciousness that our children can easily follow. “I never liked the uniformity of church. My dad insisted I attend church three times a week. We have to work with children with the way they are bent.” Jan challenges us to be creative and recognize the bent of each kid in order to encourage them to raise a banner of godliness in their generation. Some children are very creative, some are shy and some are outspoken, yet each can be reached in unique ways. Jan suggests ways we can reach our children creatively and how we might adjust our approach to meet their needs graciously. “When I see graciousness, I see women who are strong, and they offer to people around them what they do not deserve.” Jan further shares practical advice on how to be gracious and how to leave a legacy of strength. Graciousness is shown by giving. Our sacrifices models a framework for our children to grow into their own people — with strength, grace and commitment.
An Interview with Jan Silvious
There’s an open invitation and a seat for you at the table on Chris Fabry Live. Our correspondent to getting out of the bubble, Jan Silvious, has been on a journey of late. For the past couple of years, Jan’s eyes have been opened to the spiritually wandering and hungry who aren’t overseas but right next door. If you have the bread of life, will you share it? Don’t miss Chris Fabry Live.
How do you prepare for ministry opportunities? Jan Silvious encourages all of us to prepare our hearts and open our eyes. As you shake out the cobwebs and draw near to God, He will bring people and ministry opportunities to you. You just need to keep your eyes open and be ready. Jan Silvious is an author, speaker, and life coach who has been meeting people where they are for over thirty years - helping them to find a new way of dealing with the same old situations. Click here to learn more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we are welcoming author, speaker and Bible teacher, Jan Silvious to the show. Check out Jan at JanSilvious.com Jan got her start in Precept Ministries with Kay Arthur Thanks for joining us today! Please remember to share this episode with a friend.
I sure hope you won’t miss this episode because I can already tell you… you’ll love my guest—Jan Silvious! Jan has been in ministry for over thirty years, speaking, writing books, teaching the Bible, and helping people to get from where they are to where they want to be. You’ll get a lot of wisdom nuggets from this conversation about life and ministry, and I really encourage you to take a listen!
Jan is a dear friend and mentor. With nearly 50 years between us - we've found great joy in learning so much about each other. Jan's leadership, wisdom, and encouragement have been some of the very things I've needed to help me see a glimpse of what God has in store for my life. I want to be Jan when I grow up! In this episode Jan shares "Ministry is received not achieved" which is an incredibly helpful piece of advice as so many Christians are striving to be "self-made" even in vocational ministry. Jan also shares the process of writing her first book and how that helped launch her into the Author life while doing speaking engagements and teaching the word of God. Learn more about our friendship and story in this episode - and gain some tips on what it looks like to have a mentor and be a mentor. Connect with Jan at www.Jansilvious.com Connect with me at Lexi-Bozarth.com or @lexibozarth on insta
Linda Isaiah is a "Woman's Woman". She is a popular conference speaker and has shared the stage with women such as Jan Silvious, Anita Renfroe, Danita Harris and Laura Story. She is a speaker, author and founder of LCI MInistries. Linda uses her personal life experiences to inspire others to turn their "misery into ministry." You can stay connected to Linda by visiting her website at www.lciministries.org Opening music by: "So Happy" by Scott Holmes www.scottholmesmusic.com
An interview with Jan Silvious
This second-of-two parts Dinner Conversations episode reveals lessons learned through the real-life friendship of best-selling Women of Faith author/speaker Patsy Clairmont (http://patsyclairmont.com), comedienne Anita Renfroe (http://anitarenfroe.com) and life coach and author Jan Silvious (https://jansilvious.com). Hosts Mark Lowry and Andrew Greer encourage the lively the table talk as the wise women shine a light on why we fear, loving others locally and the health benefits of forgiveness. (And guess what? You can't forgive yourself!) Don't miss a single episode—subscribe below! Sponsors: Partner with Dinner Conversations and Project Beautiful in intercepting lives from the terrors of human trafficking: https://www.projectbeautiful.org/dinnerconversations Subscribe: On iTunes: http://bit.ly/dinnerconvosIT On YouTube: http://goo.gl/iUwdCL Follow us: Website: http://dinner-conversations.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/DinnerConversationsMarkAndrew/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/DinnerConvosMarkAndrew
This second-of-two parts Dinner Conversations episode reveals lessons learned through the real-life friendship of best-selling Women of Faith author/speaker Patsy Clairmont (http://patsyclairmont.com), comedienne Anita Renfroe (http://anitarenfroe.com) and life coach and author Jan Silvious (https://jansilvious.com). Hosts Mark Lowry and Andrew Greer encourage the lively the table talk as the wise women shine a light on why we fear, loving others locally and the health benefits of forgiveness. (And guess what? You can't forgive yourself!) Don't miss a single episode—subscribe below! Sponsors: Partner with Dinner Conversations and Project Beautiful in intercepting lives from the terrors of human trafficking: https://www.projectbeautiful.org/dinnerconversations Subscribe: On iTunes: http://bit.ly/dinnerconvosIT On YouTube: http://goo.gl/iUwdCL Follow us: Website: http://dinner-conversations.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/DinnerConversationsMarkAndrew/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/DinnerConvosMarkAndrew
In this podcast, Paul and Jenny discuss the importance of not being caught up in foolish debates. Proverbs 9:10 says, "rebuke a fool and he will despise you, rebuke a wise man and he will love you." Before we start looking for fools in our lives, we should look at ourselves first. Jenny references a book by Jan Silvious, Foolproofing Your Life: Wisdom for Untangling Your Most Difficult Relationships
On this episode, we interview Jan Silvious. Jan is a longtime speaker, life coach and has authored eleven books. Today she comes to us to discuss her newest book, Courage for the Unknown Season. To learn more, you can go to www.Jansilvious.com The post Jan Silvious appeared first on Home Front with Cynthia Davis.
This one-of-two parts Dinner Conversations episode is focused on the things gleaned through the real-life friendship of best-selling Women of Faith author/speaker Patsy Clairmont (https://patsyclairmont.com), comedienne Anita Renfroe (http://www.anitarenfroe.com) and life coach and author Jan Silvious (https://jansilvious.com). Hosts Mark Lowry and Andrew Greer facilitate the table talk as the wise trio relay messages of hope through conversations about cultivating close relationships, details to disclose (and not to disclose!) in a tell-all world and why drama. Don't miss a single episode—subscribe below! Sponsors: Project Beautiful: https://www.projectbeautiful.org/dinnerconversations Subscribe: On iTunes: http://bit.ly/dinnerconvosIT On YouTube: http://goo.gl/iUwdCL Follow us: Website: http://dinner-conversations.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DinnerConversationsMarkAndrew/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DinnerConvosMarkAndrew
This one-of-two parts Dinner Conversations episode is focused on the things gleaned through the real-life friendship of best-selling Women of Faith author/speaker Patsy Clairmont (https://patsyclairmont.com), comedienne Anita Renfroe (http://www.anitarenfroe.com) and life coach and author Jan Silvious (https://jansilvious.com). Hosts Mark Lowry and Andrew Greer facilitate the table talk as the wise trio relay messages of hope through conversations about cultivating close relationships, details to disclose (and not to disclose!) in a tell-all world and why drama. Don't miss a single episode—subscribe below! Sponsors: Project Beautiful: https://www.projectbeautiful.org/dinnerconversations Subscribe: On iTunes: http://bit.ly/dinnerconvosIT On YouTube: http://goo.gl/iUwdCL Follow us: Website: http://dinner-conversations.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DinnerConversationsMarkAndrew/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DinnerConvosMarkAndrew
Mid-Morning Host: Lynne Ford No one wants to be labeled a whiner, but many of us go through life with a “poor me,” victim mentality that sounds a whole lot like whining. God never intended for us to act like “little girls,” says Jan Silvious. His goal is for each of us to live as […]
Jan Silvious changed my life nearly 18 years ago. She spoke truth into my heart as she’s done with so many before me along with many who’ve entered Jan’s sphere after me. Her opus work is her book Fool-Proofing Your Life, which focuses on those who think they are always right, who try... The post Episode 38 Jan Silvious appeared first on Anita Lustrea.
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