Podcasts about John Chandler

1/10/25: MTA Pres Max Page: being at the White House w/ President Biden. Bill & Buz on Trump's cases. Donnabelle Casis w/ Amherst Coll student curators Mel Arthur & Angie Camarena: "RePresenting: Art Beyond the Color Line.” Kyiv School of Econ students: Asta Motrenko, Oleksandra Horusieva, Marharyta Nechytailo, Karyna Lutsenko. GTMO atty John Chandler: the prison's 23rd anniversary & the recent transfers

1/10/25: MTA Pres Max Page: being at the White House w/ President Biden. Bill & Buz on Trump's cases. Donnabelle Casis w/ Amherst Coll student curators Mel Arthur & Angie Camarena: "RePresenting: Art Beyond the Color Line.” Kyiv School of Econ students: Asta Motrenko, Oleksandra Horusieva, Marharyta Nechytailo, Karyna Lutsenko. GTMO atty John Chandler: the prison's 23rd anniversary & the recent transfers

1/10/25: MTA Pres Max Page: being at the White House w/ President Biden. Bill & Buz on Trump's cases. Donnabelle Casis w/ Amherst Coll student curators Mel Arthur & Angie Camarena: "RePresenting: Art Beyond the Color Line.” Kyiv School of Econ students: Asta Motrenko, Oleksandra Horusieva, Marharyta Nechytailo, Karyna Lutsenko. GTMO atty John Chandler: the prison's 23rd anniversary & the recent transfers

1/10/25: MTA Pres Max Page: being at the White House w/ President Biden. Bill & Buz on Trump's cases. Donnabelle Casis w/ Amherst Coll student curators Mel Arthur & Angie Camarena: "RePresenting: Art Beyond the Color Line.” Kyiv School of Econ students: Asta Motrenko, Oleksandra Horusieva, Marharyta Nechytailo, Karyna Lutsenko. GTMO atty John Chandler: the prison's 23rd anniversary & the recent transfers

1/10/25: MTA Pres Max Page: being at the White House w/ President Biden. Bill & Buz on Trump's cases. Donnabelle Casis w/ Amherst Coll student curators Mel Arthur & Angie Camarena: "RePresenting: Art Beyond the Color Line.” Kyiv School of Econ students: Asta Motrenko, Oleksandra Horusieva, Marharyta Nechytailo, Karyna Lutsenko. GTMO atty John Chandler: the prison's 23rd anniversary & the recent transfers

This week on the pod we got to chat with PGF World 6 athlete John Chandler 

What does it look like to finish well? We all hope that God looks at us one day and says well done my good and faithful servant. Contrary to how we often do it, Jesus lived his life discipling in community, and surrendering to God. How often do we consider surrendering control in our lives? We are called to surrender to God as Jesus did. Listen in as John Chandler talks about his experience as he prepares to surrender control and step into the next chapter of his life.

After 25 years in the public eye, Sportscaster John Chandler still gets nervous before going on the air. On this episode, of Formative, he tells co-host Khody how those nerves show him he still cares after all this time. Coming into his career through a deep love of sports, John talks about the highlights and challenges of being the face fanatics see.

Broadcasting from Acme Radio Live, it's John Chandler! check out his music on Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/artist/6mEzQFWUFR2cSfePAnDgpk) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notable-nashville0/support

Brenda Lurtey's Journey Through the loss of her young son. Why, I wondered, did Jesus heal Lazarus but not Todd? Did I not have enough faith? Where was the miracle I prayed for? "Hope, fear, disappointment, joy, and sorrow tint and shape Brenda's faith in God as she watched Todd's illness deepen and death draw near. In the end, the God who sent His Son into the world to save us all is the God Brenda describes as saving her from profound grief and loss." -Dan Brooks, pastor "Todd's sweet submission to suffering made a lasting impression on me. Few people have impacted me the way Todd did." -Carol Loescher, medical doctor "Todd's diagnosis held the capacity for utter devastation. Instead, Todd was one of those truly remarkable kids who was able to live out his short time with absolute grace. The manner in which Todd and his family lived his last year demonstrate just how powerful it can be to call upon your faith." -John Chandler, surgeon Brenda Lurtey is a fun-loving wife and mother. She loves to swim, spend quality time with friends, bake biscotti, and formulate new recipes based on classics. Brenda has been married for twenty-three years and has been blessed with three sons and one daughter. She currently lives with her husband and children in Greenville, South Carolina.

Recent New York Sports Emmy Winner John Chandler joined this week's episode. Chandler is NBC 4 New York's weekend sports anchor, seen regularly on Fridays and Saturdays at 6 PM and 11 PM. He is a weekday sports and general assignment reporter. He has won multiple Emmy Awards. During the episode, Chandler speaks about his approach to a nightly sportscast in a market like New York, which has 11 professional franchises. He also discussed how the pandemic has impacted sports coverage, and how viewership of nightly newscasts has changed and even diminished over the years. Chandler is a native of Ohio, so there is plenty of Cleveland sports chatter as well. Ultimately, there is a discussion on the decade-long New York sports championship drought. Follow John Chandler on Twitter @JohnChandlerNBC.

John Chandler has a history in Bible teaching and podcasting. He has served as a youth minister, lead pastor of a church plant, and web developer. John describes the differences between teaching as a guest or part of a rotation and being the lead teacher of a congregation. He emphasizes the need for a sermon to act as a call to action for the hearer. He recalls one of his first sermons as a seminary student and relating the armor of God to Santa Claus. John also gives some insight into his process for preparing sermons and how it's an active part of his everyday life.John has also worked as an independent web developer and has many other projects in the works. He also produced a podcast called the Sermonsmith podcast that helped inspire the Expositors Podcast. John also has a new podcast incubating and should have news on that soon.John Chandler lives on the desert edge of Phoenix with his wife and three teenage children, where he aspires to spend more time reading, hiking, and watching baseball. After 25 years serving in local churches as a pastor and church planter, he is training to be a spiritual director who will walk alongside others who serve as spiritual leaders. Visit his personal website (http://byjohnchandler.com) for links to social media and updates about his developing practice and projects.Further resources:Sermonsmith Podcast: http://sermonsmith.com/Matt Woodley Interview (Authority in Suffering) http://sermonsmith.com/61-matt-woodley/Gideon Tsang (Golden Girls & Arrested Development) http://sermonsmith.com/gideon-tsang/Website: https://www.byjohnchandler.com/New Podcast: Forthcoming!

On this episode of the podcast with Dr. John Chandler, we discuss the Five Capitals. Dr. Chandler proposes that we actually have five capitals and for most of us we are living with them in the wrong order. Financial Capital is often our greatest pursuit. Listen in to find out the other Capitals and how we can live our lives as disciples in the proper order around them. Dr. Chandler is a fourth time guest on the podcast. If you haven't had the opportunity to tune in, we highly suggest you do. You will be glad you did. Do yourself a favor. Go back to episode 12 with Dr Chandler and listen to the whole series. Dr. Chandler is a husband, father, and grandfather living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He has over 35 years of ministry experience. His latest book Uptick: Is a blueprint for finding and forming the next generation of pioneering Kingdom leaders. He is making a huge impact in the lives of ordinary people and has a great understanding of how Lifeshapes can change everything. For resources shared on this episode, click the link below. https://theordinarymen.com/lifeshapes/

On this episode of the podcast with Dr. John Chandler, he discusses the square Lifeshape and how we are all disciples being disciples. The challenge is, who is discipling us and how are we discipling others. The square Lifeshape has been used in business and in leadership for years, but as Dr. Chandler points out, all truth is God's truth. The square is a great way to look at discipleship and simplify the process. Dr. Chandler is a third time guest on the podcast. If you haven't had the opportunity to tune in, we highly suggest you do. You will be glad you did. Dr. Chandler is a husband, father, and grandfather living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He has over 35 years of ministry experience. His latest book Uptick: Is a blueprint for finding and forming the next generation of pioneering Kingdom leaders. He is making a huge impact in the lives of ordinary people and has a great understanding of how Lifeshapes can change everything. For resources shared on this episode, click the link below. https://theordinarymen.com/lifeshapes/

In this episode of the podcast with Dr. John Chandler we talk about the lie of work-life balance. This podcast changed everything for me in my approach to everyday life. If you have ever struggled with feeling busy and like your well is empty, you will want to check this episode out. Dr. Chandler is a second time guest and if you haven't listened to the previous episode make sure to tune in to that. Dr. Chandler has over 35 years of ministry experience. His latest book, Uptick: A Blueprint for Finding and Forming the Next Generation of Pioneering Kingdom Leaders. He is a husband, father, and grandfather living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. John is making a huge impact in the lives of ordinary people and has a great understanding of how Lifeshapes can change everything. For resourcing on this episode, click the link below. https://theordinarymen.com/lifeshapes/

Join us on this episode of the podcast with Dr. John Chandler as we discuss one of life's greatest questions, "How do you know if you heard the voice of God or was it the pizza you ate last night." Jeremy and Dr. Chandler discuss a very practical tool that will help you discern the voice of God with confidence. John Chandler has over 35 years of ministry experience. His latest book is Uptick: A Blueprint for Finding and Forming the Next Generation of Pioneering Kingdom Leaders. He is a husband, father, and grandfather living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. John is making a huge impact in the lives of ordinary people and has a great understanding of how Lifeshapes can change everything. For resourcing on this episode, click the link below. https://theordinarymen.com/lifeshapes/

My words are stuck GodDo I rage or do I weep?Wrap me in your grace“Haiku prayers” posted by John Stevens in Narrative Lectionary facebook group--This week's images of white supremacy storming and occupying our Capitol have caused many of us to rage and weep. In short, to grieve. This was supposed to be a sermon about discerning paths, and in many ways it still is. Listen in as Pastor Megan explores the question of those who followed John the Baptizer into the wilderness, the same question many of us are asking: In light of all we have seen and heard, "What then should we do?"--Sermon begins at minute 24:10Scripture: Luke 3:1-22Image: tweeted by Georgia STAND-UP--Permission to podcast the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-726929. All rights reserved.Oh, Beautiful Star of Bethlehem - Text: Adger M. Pace, 1940. Music: R. Fischer Boyce, 1940. harmonized by Adger M. Pace.On Jordan's Banks the Baptist's Cry - Text: Charles Coffin, 1736, tr. John Chandler, 1861. Music: Musicalisch Handbuch...1690, arr. William Havergal, 1847.Praise the One Who breaks the darkness - Text: Rusty Edwards © 1987, Hope Publishing Co. Music: American folk melody.O Lord Hear our Prayer - Text: based on Psalm 102. Music: Jaques Berthier, © 1982, Les Presses de Taize.Grant us lord the grace - Text: Anonymous; Music: C.F.Witt, 1715, adapted by Henry Gauntlett, 1861Additional Resources:Rachel Elizabeth Harding: facebook post - January 7, 2021

Imagine being courted by a big name music producer, diving into a boy band, and then being at the right place at the wrong time. Suddenly who you thought you'd be comes to a halt, but that halt provided you the insight to show up in your own life, doing music your way, and fully being you as you are meant to be. That's exactly what signer, songwriter, John Chandler has lived and is living, beyond his dreams of success that somewhat crashed and burned early on his life. He's found his way out of the shadows and come out of "missing" so to speak, with his new song Missing. He provides a candid look inside the closets of his world as an gay man in the music business. He's determined to step further out of his closets and fully into his world as a performer - no excuses, no fears, no apologies. About JohnJohn Chandler is an LA-based former boy-bander (from Maurice Starr’s 6PIECE). He is out now with “Missing”, his gritty and soulful new track about rediscovering self. Check out the music video for “Missing" at https://youtu.be/_mf_5Kuw86c (https://youtu.be/_mf_5Kuw86c) Much of John's recent struggles, he realizes today, stem from finding success as a teen. “Being discovered by Maurice Starr, the man behind New Kids on the Block and New Edition, in Atlanta, was a blessing and a curse.  On one hand it was amazing, opening for NSYNC on the Pop Odyssey Tour and sharing the stage with acts like Alicia Keys, Jagged Edge, and Trisha Yearwood. On the other, it gave me a false sense of how the world works. I thought dreams were just handed to you at 16, and then you lived happily ever after.” Connect With Johnhttp://johnchandlerofficial.com/?fbclid=IwAR2rR3n5NONMFkhecp-jAOVK1nAvwKA5yreAK6Qy7wGVc1Kr_Mpj-mRNYE0 (Website) https://www.facebook.com/jchandlermusic (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/johnchandlerofficial/ (Instagram) You can also listen to the podcast on…https://apple.co/2RBmUxZ ()https://bit.ly/2UxP9zN ()  https://spoti.fi/2JpvCfg ()https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rick-clemons/the-coming-out-lounge ()  http://tun.in/pjtKR ()https://bit.ly/30kT4kL ()  https://bit.ly/2FVH55j () 

This episode is hosted by Marty Watts, Minister of Music at Vestavia Hills Baptist Church. It includes a conversation with Music Ministry participant John Chandler and an exploration of the hymn "My Shepherd Will Supply My Need.”

In this episode of The Table Cyon is joined by The Reverend Dr. John Chandler. They discuss how the actual table is disciple making. They discuss how important it is to keep invitation and challenge in a healthy rhythm. This rhythm is imperative in moving forward in a covenant relationship. Connect with The Table Leadership: www.thetableleadership.com ( www.thetableleadership.com ) Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheTableLeaders ( https://twitter.com/TheTableLeaders ) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetableleadership/ (https://www.instagram.com/thetableleadership/ ) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetableleadership/?modal=admin_todo_tour ( https://www.facebook.com/thetableleadership/?modal=admin_todo_tour) Subscribe to have the podcast automatically download to your device every week or listen at https://thetableleadershippodcast.captivate.fm/ (https://thetableleadershippodcast.captivate.fm/) Connect with Cyon: http://www.cyonedgerton.com/ (http://www.cyonedgerton.com/) On social media @cyonedgerton RESOURCES His new book: Uptick: A Blueprint (https://www.amazon.com/Uptick-Blueprint-Finding-Generation-Pioneering/dp/1733372717/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=uptick+blueprint&qid=1586292982&sr=8-1)

11:30 AM Sunday Service

In this episode of Taurus Tech Talk, John Chandler from Mersive, who’s lasagna recipe is the most popular recipe in the English Language according to The Washington Post, joins us to discuss all things Mersive. During the episode we go over Mersive’s unique approach to customer service, the company’s 800% growth last year, they’re focus on software vs. hardware, and much more.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to subscribe to our channel for all things Audio/Visual and follow us at:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/taurustechinc/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/taurus-technologies/ To get more information on Taurus Technologies you can visit our website at http://www.taurustechinc.com/Thanks for listening and be sure to keep an eye our for our next episode of Taurus Tech Talk!

John Chandler recaps the Giants win over the Jets, and Bruce Beck catches up with QB Daniel Jones and RB Saquon Barkley. Read More

So a guy contacts me last week and asks if I have any old podcast material to share. Thank you John Chandler for your kind words.

John Chandler catches up on the Mets’ blockbuster trade for Blue Jays ace Marcus Stroman, and what it means for the team’s playoff hopes. Read More

Peter Seabrook is joined by John Chandler from Simply Succulents to discuss everything you need to know about your cactus. And of course, succulents. In the midst of a heatwave, Peter also has advice on a flu jab for your fruit, catching caterpillars and news on iceberg lettuce robots. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Chandler wraps up last week’s Hall of Fame Ceremony in Cooperstown, and talks with Yankees legends Mariano Rivera and Mike Mussina. Read More

John Chandler, Clinical Professor of Marketing at University of Montana and Andrew Van Benschoten talk the next generation of marketing measurement. Riff 1 | What is Data Science? (3:20 - 7:40): "A data scientist is someone who knows more statistics than a computer programmer and more programming than a statistician." Riff 2 | Signs of Pushback (7:40 - 15:54): John and Andrew speak to instances in which they have experienced signs of pushback or skepticism, and how they have dealt with those. Riff 2 | Analytical Tool Kit (15:54 - 19:21): John and Andrew discuss the tools and techniques they leverage in the data science field and what tools will become more common as time goes on. Riff 4 | Aspiring to EMR (19:21 - 25:10): The doctors provide guidance on the communication and mindset needed to reach Enterprise Marketing Return.

John Chandler wraps up the NFL Draft, including the controversy over new Giants quarterback Daniel Jones. Read More

John Chandler chats with New York Jets’ quarterback Sam Darnold and safety Jamal Adams ahead of the 2019 NFL draft. Read More

John Chandler talks with goalie Robin Lehner as the Islanders prepare for a series against the Penguins. Read More

John Chandler recaps Opening Day 2019 with some of the Yankees’ and Mets’ stars, including interviews with Aaron Judge and Greg Bird as well as reaction from Robinson Cano and Jacob deGrom in Washington, DC. Read More

John Chandler goes 1-on-1 with St John’s basketball head coach (and former NBA star and basketball hall of famer) Chris Mullin to discuss the Johnnies making the NCAA Tournament as the last team selected. Read More

John Chandler weighs in on the shocking Odell Beckham Jr. trade to the Cleveland Browns. Read More

John Chandler talks to Seton Hall basketball’s leading scorer Myles Powell and Head Coach Kevin Willard about their miracle upset win to get back into the NCAA Tournament picture. Read More

Welcome back to another episode of Valerie Weber’s INK-Credible Podcast. Today we are joined by John Chandler, the first-ever scalp micropigmentation technician on our show! John talks about exchanging his six-figure income job for the SMP profession – an industry which has affected him personally.

Our digital footprints now influence nearly all of the information we see, making the question of ethics in business and marketing much more salient. To wrestle with this fraught topic, Justin enlists the help of two UM colleagues – Dr. John Chandler, marketing professor and data science practitioner, and Dr. Christopher Preston, philosophy professor and ethicist. Together they open up about thirty doors in a wide-ranging conversation.

02/03/2019 Luke 4:21-30 John Chandler   John Chandler is the Marketing and Communications Director for Help One Now, an NGO which empowers families in developing countries through high-capacity local leaders with proven solutions to end extreme poverty. John is the founding pastor of Ecclesia Networkchurch, Austin Mustard Seed, and hosted equipping resource, SermonSmith, a podcast about the craft of sermon […]

Mandy Turner, Mike Costello, and James Wong join you this week. In car news, the Mazda CX-8 is getting a turbo petrol engine in Japan, Ford has announced it's skipping Geneva, the Porsche 911 Project Gold has sold for $4m, and Toyota Supra has been confirmed for Detroit motor show. We speak to Jez Spinks about his time in the 2019 Renault Megane RS280 EDC. John Chandler, President and CEO of Toyota Financial Services, talks about why flex commissions have been banned, and what financing now means for the industry and consumers. We reveal the car behind 'guess the exhaust' and bring back 'guess the door thunk' with a Navig8r FHDX 307 Crash Camera up for grabs. Mandy talks to John at the French Car Festival about his Citroen DS ute, and Mike reviews the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro.

John Chandler goes one-on-one with the breakout star on his success early this season. Read More

It’s been kind of awesome and terrible to hold these two realities together lately. I really do believe the more we investigate within, and show up willing to engage in authentic relationships, the more hope for healing we create. I feel really fortunate to have a husband and community with whom I can wonder aloud, “How shall we live into compassion and healing?” We’ve got much work to do on the whole, and I feel strongly that the work of justice is all of ours to hold. As mine and Josh’s stories merge into where we are today, it gives me great hope that we can continue to lean forward into the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible. Holly’s ancestral story:In 1609 John Chandler departed the Isle of Wright in England aboard a trifecta of ships under the command of Thomas West, Lord Delaware. West received word that the nascent colony at Jamestown was not faring well due to illness and dismal conditions. He wanted to see for himself, and set three ships to sail full of supplies. John was aboard the Hercules of Rye, bound for Virginia. The boat looked something like this:He had no relatives traveling with him - not entirely unusual as West banned women and children from the voyage having got word of “savages” and rampant illness. The voyage alone was grueling and many died of dysentery. It is said that 75% of the original Jamestown occupants either died or returned to England between 1606 and 1624. After months of travel, the fleet arrived on June 10, 1610. John Chandler was 9 years old. His is considered one of the great if not miraculous stories of the early Anglo-American colonization. By 1618 - age 18 - it is widely assumed he received a land grant. He again beat the odds in the Massacre of 1622, when Native Americans (no doubt angry, confused, and offended by what they may have considered an invasion) killed 1/3 of the English Settlers. By1624 he was listed as a servant (which likely meant a paid personal assistant). He married widow Elizabeth Lupo and her sizable estate in 1626. By 1636 he had over 1,000 acres of farming land and became a prominent man in the small colony. He had two sons who worked, then inherited, then passed on his land and property.His story is one of survival and triumph. And...there is a shadow. As my Aunt put it: “With 1000 acres of land, you needed someone to farm it. Indentured servitude didn’t work because they wanted their own land. So they imported labor. Money was in land and slaves.”My earliest ancestors owned and inherited African slaves. They came to America with a certain amount of hope and a pioneering mentality. I have benefited from their 400 year legacy that in part built on the backs of slaves. Josh’s Ancestral story:The first slaves were reportedly brought from West Africa to Jamestown, VA in 1619 - the same port where Holly’s ancestor John Chandler arrived in 1610. By this time John Chandler was 18 - not yet a land owner. I know the names of my great great great grandparents, born close to the mid 1800’s in Mississippi - during slavery. Their names were Simon Lewis, born in Mississippi circa 1862, and Cecelia Charles, born in Louisiana around the same time. We can assume that my ancestors were picking cotton and sugar cane in Mississippi and Louisiana as that is where the majority of my family wound up. Before that it gets fuzzy as names were changed and I’d have to know who owned my ancestors. Meticulous records were kept but slaves were recorded as property bought, sold, and traded - not as named individuals. As far as I know, my maternal great aunt T was the first person in my family to own property in the lower 9th ward in New Orleans, LA. She bought her home sometime around 1960, almost 100 years after slavery ended. My ancestors came to America with a certain amount of fear and despair. They were taken from their homes, taken from their families, transported to a strange land where not a single soul spoke their language. Barbara Holmes writes, “Each person lay in their own human waste and anxiety.”Theirs are also stories of survival and triumph in the worst set of circumstances. The query I am currently sitting with is what will be birthed as we hold both the Grief and the Hope of our shared histories? What offering do we have to shepherd us into the ‘not yet?’ Can the fractals of our existence realize they are part of a whole? If I’ve learned anything from nature and from my studies in cosmology it’s that the illusion of separation - though seductive - is false. We are already One. It’s the Truth I want to live into, but our reality is not yet there. I hope you will listen to the entirety of our dialogue. There were some beautiful shares that came from it as well. To listen to or download the audio recording of the conversation, click on the player below. To watch the video of the conversation use the video player below.

John Chandler looks at the blowout Yankees loss in Game 3 – and tries to figure out why one guy didn’t even know when the game started. Read More

John Chandler previews Game 3 of the ALDS between the Yankees and the Red Sox, after they split the first two games in Boston. Read More

John Chandler previews the ALDS between the Yankees and the Red Sox, which starts Friday night. Read More

John Chandler talks to Saquon Barkley, Eli Manning and more as we go under the hood with the rough start for the Giants. Read More

John Chandler recaps David Wright’s decision to come back for one last game as a member of the Mets. Read More

John Chandler begins our series called “Make Good” on lessons we can learn from the story of Nehemiah. Quotes and resources mentioned: How One Stupid Tweet Blew Up Justine Sacco’s Life Maker Faire Austin Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes The post Make Good: Intro (2018.09.02 Sermon) appeared first on Austin Mustard Seed.

John Chandler recaps Odell Beckham’s new deal with the Giants, and Bruce Beck talks football with the team’s Michael Thomas. Read More

How do you prepare your sermons or talks for students in your youth ministry? Does it look the same every time? What's your secret sauce? In episode 141 Chad and Zac break down their routines and recipes for crafting thoughtful and actionable sermons. They also discuss leadership and the latest with Tyler "Ninja" Blevins implementation of the "Billy Graham Rule." Show Notes: Fortnite StreamerTyler "Ninja" Blevins FortNite Streamer & The Billy Graham Rule SermonSmith Podcast After 9 Podcast Episode 23 Interview of John Chandler from SermonSmith Get Grow Curriculum and have a teaching plan for the whole year round! Support the show (http://community.youthministrybooster.com/)