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There is a lot of misunderstanding and confusion concerning the important verse, “Judge not, lest you be judged.” Based on this verse, is it always wrong to judge? Of course not. Judgment is critical to a successful Christian life. Join Pastor Jeff Schreve as he shares when its right to judge and when it's wrong to judge.
As we watches the leaders of America and Israel speak we have witnessed something the world did not see. The biblical standards of the land of Israel was declared and now the disorder of the enemies camp is in full manifestation. This is historical and we must be a part of making history.
There is a lot of misunderstanding and confusion concerning the important verse, “Judge not, lest you be judged.” Based on this verse, is it always wrong to judge? Of course not. Judgment is critical to a successful Christian life. Join Pastor Jeff Schreve as he shares when its right to judge and when it's wrong to judge.
As we continue our word for this month of Judgment and Disorder we must understand biblically what Judgments are. On today's podcast we give you the revelation to participate with the Lord in the release this month.
Varying the situational context in a patient case scenario allows nursing students to demonstrate critical thinking during a routine skills demonstration. In this podcast, you'll hear how a team of nurse educators (Drs. Amy Jauch, Sandy Mulholland, and Jennifer Nieves) used video recordings to capture observable evidence of undergraduate students' critical thinking processes. The instructors used the videos to provide students with opportunities to reflect on their performance of skills in different patient-care scenarios and articulate the reasoning behind their actions. Read the article describing how you can use a similar strategy to assess psychomotor skills and clinical judgment while guiding student reflection on their learning progress.
Nursing programs strain to develop instructional tools that are efficient and effective, without undo time commitments by faculty. One way to enhance clinical reasoning skill development is to create case-based learning events that focus on developing and measuring clinical judgment skills. In this podcast and teaching tip, Dr. Bev Wilgenbusch presents a teaching tool that faculty can use to promote critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and clinical judgment in their students.
In today's sermon, host Joel Rosenberg takes us on a deep dive into Isaiah chapter 19, a rarely explored but profoundly significant passage of scripture. Delivered at a vibrant evangelical congregation in Tel Aviv, Joel's message conveys the divine prophecies and redemptive hopes for Israel, Egypt, and their neighboring countries amidst current and historical challenges. Throughout the episode, Joel unpacks this chapter's complex and promising visions, showing us God's plans for these nations’ future redemption and spiritual awakening. Join us for a compelling exploration that intertwines prophecy with present-day implications, offering hope and faith even in tumultuous times. Let's dive in! (00:04) "Exploring Isaiah 19 in Ministry"(06:33) Hope Amid Conflict in Israel(10:42) "Misunderstanding 'Hodu' in Hebrew Song"(17:37) Jewish Conversions: Growing Hope(21:58) Biblical Prophecies of Israel's Future(29:15) Judgment on Egypt’s Economy(38:31) "Prophecy of Egyptian Cities' Transformation"(45:23) Massive Spiritual Awakening Near Israel(51:05) Path to Salvation: Say Yes(55:42) "Spiritual Unity Through Love"(01:02:03) "Join Our Alaska Cruise Retreat" Learn more about The Joshua Fund: JoshuaFund.comMake a tax-deductible donation: Donate | The Joshua FundStock Media provided by DimmySad / Pond5 Verse of the Day: Isaiah 18:19 - On that day, five cities in Egypt will speak the language of Canaan and swear allegiance to the Lord Almighty. One of them will be called the City of the Sun. Prayer Pray that God pours out his spirit so powerfully in Tel Aviv the way you're pouring it out your spirit out in Tehran. Pray that every inch of territory between Tel Aviv and Tehran will be filled with the outpouring of God’s spirit. Related Episodes:Ancient Prophecies and Current Realities in Israel #255Geopolitical Shifts and Biblical Prophecies, What 2025 Holds for Israel #252Trusting God in Times of Crisis #151How to Make God’s Love Visible in the Middle East #112 Links For Reference https://www.inspirationtravel.com/tja https://www.joshuafund.com/learn/latest-news/join-us-on-our-alaska-cruise Donate a generous monthly gift to The Joshua Fund to bless Israel and Her Neighbors now and for the long haul. Become an Epicenter Ally today! Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
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On today's podcast we release a prophetic word and warning of what to expect during this month. We were shown the judgment of the Lord being released and disorder will ensue, yet the Lord will give the victory.
In this episode of Shift with CJ, we dive deep into a timeless lesson from the Bhagavad Gita: the importance of embracing imperfection. Too often, we strive for an unattainable idea of perfection, but the wisdom of the Gita teaches us that life itself is inherently imperfect—just like fire is always accompanied by smoke. Instead of resisting or fearing imperfection, we should accept it as a natural part of life and continue striving for our personal growth and purpose.We also explore insights from psychology, including Abraham Maslow's research on self-actualized individuals and the wisdom of Rumi, who emphasized that acknowledging imperfection is the first step toward growth. Finally, CJ lays out a practical game plan for how to integrate these teachings into our daily lives.Key TakeawaysImperfection is Unavoidable: Just as fire is always accompanied by smoke, imperfection will always be part of life. Instead of avoiding action out of fear of failure, we must accept and move forward despite imperfection.Stay True to Your Own Path: The Bhagavad Gita teaches that performing your own duties imperfectly is better than mastering someone else's role perfectly. Comparison leads to dissatisfaction—focus on your own journey.Even the Greatest Have Flaws: Maslow's studies on high-achievers show that even the most remarkable people are imperfect. Their success comes from self-acceptance, not from flawlessness.Fear of Judgment is an Illusion: Many people hold back from pursuing their dreams due to fear of judgment. But once you embrace imperfection, this fear diminishes, giving you the freedom to act authentically.Growth Over Perfection: Aim for progress, not perfection. Every mistake is an opportunity to learn, and celebrating small wins helps build momentum toward personal and professional success.5 Actionable Steps to Improve Your Life TodayReflect on Your Actions: Take a moment to analyze how you respond to imperfection. Do you get frustrated or accept it as part of the process? Self-awareness is the first step to embracing flaws.Set Realistic Goals: Instead of striving for an unattainable ideal, set achievable, progressive goals that encourage consistency and growth.Practice Self-Compassion: Accept mistakes as valuable lessons rather than failures. When you are kind to yourself, you create space for personal development.Celebrate Small Wins: Whether big or small, recognizing progress fuels motivation. Acknowledge every step forward instead of focusing on what's lacking.Let Go of Fear and Take Action: Perfectionism can be paralyzing. Start that project, make that decision, or take that risk—knowing that progress, not perfection, is the real key to success.Final Thoughts: Perfection is an illusion, and holding onto it only leads to frustration. By embracing imperfection, we open ourselves to greater opportunities, joy, and personal fulfillment. The Bhagavad Gita teaches us that our path is unique, and walking it—even imperfectly—is the highest form of success.
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Stuck. Lost. Trapped in the same cycle, no matter how much you plan, learn, or dream. If you've ever felt this way, you're not alone. In this episode, **Shiva Dhana** unpacks the hidden forces that keep people stuck—overthinking, fear, identity struggles, scattered focus, and the illusion of motivation—while revealing how to break free. Through personal stories of his own crossroads, from leaving medicine to navigating uncertainty and rebuilding from scratch, he shares the mindset shifts and strategies that helped him move forward. Whether it's conquering perfectionism, silencing the fear of judgment, or mastering the power of small, consistent actions, this episode is packed with insights to help you escape stagnation and build momentum. If you're ready to stop spinning your wheels, tune in and start rewriting your story. Top 5 Takeaways from This Episode 1. Overthinking & Perfectionism Keep You Stuck – The need to get everything "just right" can paralyze action. Instead of obsessing over perfection, focus on consistent progress. Done is better than perfect. 2. Fear of Judgment is Just a Projection – Worrying about what others think can stop you from moving forward. Most criticism comes from people who aren't taking action themselves—don't let their fears become yours. 3. Identity Shapes Your Success – You don't just *do* things; you *become* the type of person who naturally does them. Instead of setting goals like “read 24 books,” aim to *become* a reader. Identity shifts create lasting change. 4. One Goal at a Time Wins the Game – Trying to do everything at once leads to burnout and failure. Prioritize a single focus, master it, then move to the next. Success compounds. 5. Gamify & Systematize Your Growth – Motivation is unreliable, but systems work. Turn daily tasks into a game, track small wins, and create habits that make progress automatic. Momentum builds through action, not waiting for inspiration. My Information Instagram: Review Me on Apple Share a Link to My Podcast Thank you so much for listening, and I hope this time you invested with me provided you with fruitful returns. Remember Friends, "You either learn from or you're learned from!" - Shiva D. Keywords stuck, personal growth, overcoming fear, identity, goal setting, motivation, analysis paralysis, self-improvement, mental health, productivity
Everyone, we assume, wants to be their best person. Few of us, perhaps, none, hits all their marks in this pursuit even if the way toward the goal is generally apparent. If you want to know how to do a better job hitting those marks, whether its walking 10,000 steps, learning Esperanto, or quitting smoking, a good person to consult would be Katy Milkman. Working at the nexus of economics and psychology, Milkman – the James G. Dinan Professor at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and co-founder of the Behavior Change for Good Initiative at Penn – studies the almost alchemical process of turning good intentions into solid actions. In this Social Science Bites podcast, she details for interviewer David Edmonds some of the biases and some of the critical thinking processes that both define and then overcome the obstacles to changing our behavior. These range from concepts with such academic names as present bias and temptation bundling to the more colloquial ‘what the hell effect' and its antidote, the emergency reserve. But the point of her research – especially as it gets translated to the public through her podcast Choiceology or her 2021 book How to Change: The Science of Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be – is to find practical ways to change yourself. For example, she explains that “it's important for goals to be measurable and achievable, although they should be a stretch. You know, if your goal is ‘exercise more,' how can you measure that? How could you even set a commitment device, for instance? … It's also important to have a plan of, sort of, when will I do it, where will I do it, how will I get there. These are called “implementation intentions.” I think the most important part of them is they associate a cue with the action. So just like an actor needs a cue to know when to say their lines, we need to not forget to take action on our goals.” Her influence in turn is felt practically. Choiceology, for example, is sponsored by the brokerage house Charles Schwab, and Milkman has been a consultant for organizations ranging from the U.S. government and Walmart to 24 Hour Fitness and the American Red Cross. She is a former president of the Society for Judgment and Decision Making and a fellow of the Association for Psychological Science. We'd love to hear your feedback on the Social Science Bites series. Please let us know your thoughts on Social Science Bites by taking our short survey, and you'll be entered to win one of five free copies of the Social Science Bites book, Understanding Humans.
Watch the Smoke In The Gift Horse newsletter, we located the spiritual gifts the Bridegroom gave to Israel as a result of her gifts to build the Mishkan. Two main points emerged: · The Bridegroom's spiritual gift is a re-gifting. Having received the Bride's gift into the Heavenlies, He completes it in spiritual realms, and returns it to her completed in splendid beauty. For that matter, the Bride re-gifted as well, for the earth was created by the Bridegroom and her resources belong to Him. · The bridegroom doubles his gifts. If she gives this much, he gives that much doubled, or even more, because it's not just a doubling. It's an eternal bounty. It's way more than a double portion. It's a forever portion. The forever portion is mentioned by the Bridegroom in Is 4:2-6. It will occur when “The Lord will wash away the filth from the daughters of Zion and purge the bloodshed of Jerusalem from her midst by the spirit of judgment and the spirit of burning.” Jerusalem and the Temple Mount will be maintained in a state of perpetual holiness so that her covering of glory gift is never lost, nor does it decay. So how will the Bridegroom remove those who aren't fit for this most holy place? I read a news article that stated since the war began on October 7th, 82,700 citizens have left Israel. People have gone to other nations. They just didn't want to be there with the war going on. It wasn't worth fighting for. He's washing away some unbelief and godless motivation. He's washing it off of us as well in the nations where we're exiled. Judgment and burning has and will expose our own relationship with The Holy One of Israel. He's purging bloodshed even though we're right in the middle of heavy bloodshed. Sometimes to purge something, it takes more of it in order to remove it. Let any unrepentance go up in smoke. According to so many of the prophecies of Scripture, filthiness becomes more exposed and bloodshed increases before we see the filth washed away and removed. When this process is complete, there will be those who are recorded for life in Jerusalem, not simply visitation. The nations will be recorded for life in their assigned coastlands. They'll have visitation rights, especially at the feasts. They'll want to go up. They'll want to be instructed and know how to go up to experience His Presence at those appointed times. But there will be a Bride who is not required to return to her nation because she is recorded for life in Jerusalem. She will have an inheritance in the land. She is a permanent citizen by the gift of the Bridegroom. The eternal gift passage in Isaiah says, · Then at that time the Lord will create over the whole area of Mount Zion and over her assemblies... Assemblies. That's what we emphasize all the time, Shabbat. The moedim. This is why we observe them, to rehearse living under the holy gift. · ...over her assemblies a cloud by day, even smoke and the brightness of a flaming fire by night, for over all the glory will be a canopy and [like a wedding chuppah] there will be a shelter to give shade from the heat by day, and refuge and protection from the storm and the rain. This is the eternal gift that the Bridegroom gives to the Bride. She has more than eternal protection from the elements of the natural earth; she has eternal privileges in His Presence, for the cloud represents His hovering, covering Presence. She won't have to go out from it anymore. She might be dispatched with a mission to the nations, but it is entirely possible that an individual so designated would never leave the Holy City. The land itself, according to Ezekiel, will extend from Egypt all the way up to the Euphrates. The Land will be stretched out to accommodate the population of the obedient, protecting them from the natural elements. The cloud of His Presence may extend over that entire full territory of Israel,
The vindication of the just on the Last Day; the necessity of humility and the fear of God's justice.
Send us a textBabylon is conquered only after God sends the presiding king, Belshazzar, a haunting message which requires Daniel to interpret.
Struggling with approval seeking and fear of judgment? In this episode of The Free Lawyer, host Gary Miles shares how to break free from self-doubt and move from anxiety to authenticity in your legal career. Discover practical strategies to build confidence, set boundaries, and embrace true professional freedom. Learn how to silence external pressure and achieve fulfillment on your terms. Would you like to learn more about Breaking Free or order your copy? https://www.garymiles.net/break-free Would you like to schedule a complimentary discovery call? You can do so here: https://calendly.com/garymiles-successcoach/one-one-discovery-call
This lecture focuses on two pressing issues that intersect with the mission of the community, particularly around immigration and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The speaker emphasizes the biblical mandate for Christians to approach immigrants and refugees with compassion and care. Referencing the church's longstanding commitment to hospitality and love for the foreigner, the speaker highlights recent funding cuts to refugee resettlement agencies, specifically in Baltimore. These cuts have significant implications for local support systems, particularly for the 48 refugee families currently being resettled. The speaker encourages church members to engage practically by providing financial assistance for resettlement, reiterating the church's openness to facilitating connections for those who feel led to help.The discussion then shifts to the broader theme of DEI within the context of the multi-ethnic kingdom described in the Bible. The speaker asserts that God's intention is for his people to foster inclusivity, asserting there's no tolerance for racism within the church community. This inclusive approach has been a foundational aspect of the church's vision since its inception. A transition into a biblical analysis occurs as the speaker introduces the teaching text from Luke 6:37-42, leading to a larger inquiry about the meaning behind Jesus' exhortation not to judge others. The speaker reflects on how this teaching resonates today, particularly in a contemporary context that often perceives the church as judgmental.The lecture delves into cultural sentiments about judgment, recognizing the challenge posed by societal expectations while maintaining a biblical standard of truth. The speaker advocates for understanding the nuances of Jesus' words in their historical and textual context. The pursuit of love and compassion in relationships is emphasized, urging attendees to consider how reciprocal relationships differ from the unconditional love expected of a community modeled after Christ.As the speaker articulates the principles of generosity and forgiveness, the discussion touches on the law of reciprocity, contrasting it with more selfless acts that reflect Jesus' teachings. The concept of relational triangles is introduced, using family systems theory to illustrate how relational dynamics can complicate interactions. The need for a direct approach to conflict resolution, rather than diverting anxieties into triangular relationships, is underscored, emphasizing the call for self-examination and honest engagement.The examination of judgment culminates with a poignant exploration of Jesus' metaphor regarding the speck and the log, driving home the message that self-awareness and humility are crucial in relationships. The emphasis is placed on recognizing one's shortcomings before addressing the faults of others, encouraging a communal spirit that embodies grace and forgiveness. In concluding thoughts, the speaker shares a powerful story of St. Moses, who embodied compassion and grace, highlighting the importance of extending forgiveness to others based on the grace received from God. The call to action centers on approaching relationships with an understanding of divine compassion, advocating for a mindset that acknowledges human fallibility while promoting love and acceptance within the community. The emphasis throughout is on transformation through the teachings of Jesus, encouraging listeners to manifest those principles in their daily interactions and to foster an environment of grace amid contemporary challenges.
Fran Leeman is the founding pastor of LifeSpring Church in Plainfield, Illinois. Along with his wife, Linda, and a few good friends, he has led this church for over 30 years. Fran is also the founder of New Life for Haiti. Fran's book, The Everybody Gospel, chronicles his journey from a conservative evangelical mindset to embracing a bigger and more beautiful God, a richer understanding of the gospel, and those in the LGBTQ community. Connect with Pastor Fran Fran's facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fran.leeman LifeSpring Church Website: https://www.yourlifespring.org/ https://www.yourlifespring.org/lgbtq-series The Everybody Gospel Why and How an Evangelical Church Journeyed from Judgment to the Inclusion of LGBTQ People -Amazon
In this episode Pastor Jeff starts a series in the book of REVELATION. He speaks about Grace and Judgment. He’ll also share about what God’s mercy looks like and what it means for us to be His witnesses in the end times.Support the show: https://www.oneandall.church/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Scripture – Revelation 20:11-15 In this passage we see: – Judgment Prepared – Judgment Stated – Judgment Executed
Topics: Judgment Day, Rewards in Heaven, Crowns in Scripture, Hebrews 9:27, Christ in You (Colossians 1:26-27), Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), Parable of the Vineyard Workers (Matthew 20:1-16), Judgment Based on Jesus' Work, John 5:24, The Great White Throne Judgment, Revelation 20:11-15, The Bema Seat Judgment Explained, 2 Corinthians 5:10, Reward of the Inheritance (Colossians 3:23-24), Misinterpretation of "Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant" (Matthew 25:21), Servants or Friends (John 15:15), Judgment of Unbelief in Christ and Working According to the Law (Romans 14:12), Context of 2 Corinthians 5:10, Finality of Christ's Sacrifice (Hebrews 9:15), Symbolism of Crowns, James 1:12, Crown of Righteousness (2 Timothy 4:8), Crown of Glory (1 Peter 5:4), Meaning of Casting Crowns (Revelation 4:10), 1 Corinthians 9:25, Jesus Alone is King (Hebrews 2:7), Sufficiency of Christ's Blood, Hebrews 13:5, Salvation by Grace Not Works, Futility of “Earning” Rewards, Isaiah 64:6, Role of Faith in Judgment, Judgment of Unbelievers, Revelation 22:12, Eternal Security in Christ, John 10:28, Rewards vs. the Gospel, Perfection of God's Love (1 John 4:18), Judgment of Sin Already Paid, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Misuse of James 3:1 about Teaching, Refinement of Incorrect Teaching, 1 Corinthians 3, Role of Works in Christian Life, Assurance of Our Salvation, Jesus' Death as the Basis for Inheritance (Hebrews 9:15), Meaning of Being Co-Seated with Christ (Ephesians 2:6), Judgment of Believers vs. Unbelievers, Role of Faith not Performance, Christ as the Reward, Colossians 2:10, Futility of Human Effort for Rewards and Crowns, Not Judged for Sins Because Jesus Was JudgedSend Matt a text about this episode!Support the showSign up for Matt's free daily devotional! https://mattmcmillen.com/newsletter
Date: February 2, 2025Series: Matthew - The Kingdom ProclaimedPassage: Matthew 11:20-30Preacher: Pastors Edgar Aponte
Rushing to judgment before having all the facts leads to incorrect conclusions. Consider the story of Tom Robinson.
Main Point: Put away hypocritical judgment.1. You will be judged by the measure you use.2. Beware of self-deception.3. Remove the log from your eye first.
“This present feast is one of the greater of the whole year... Because there are three grades of sanctity which we celebrate in this feast.” St. Vincent Ferrer (1350-1419) was a Spanish Dominican friar, theologian, and renowned preacher known for his fiery sermons and missionary work across Europe. He was deeply devoted to calling people to repentance, emphasizing the urgency of salvation and often preaching about the Last Judgment. This earned him the moniker "Angel of the Judgment." In this Candlemas sermon, St. Vincent reflects on the three significant events which this great feast commemorates: the Meeting with Simeon, the Presentation of Christ, and the Purification of Mary. Links: Full text: https://www.svfsermons.org/C117_Purification%20of%20the%20BVM.htm SUBSCRIBE to Catholic Culture Audiobooks https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/catholic-culture-audiobooks/id1482214268 SIGN UP for Catholic Culture's newsletter http://www.catholicculture.org/newsletter DONATE at http://www.catholicculture.org/donate/audio Theme music: "2 Part Invention", composed by Mark Christopher Brandt, performed by Thomas Mirus. ©️2019 Heart of the Lion Publishing Co./BMI. All rights reserved.
Discover the power within you and start manifesting your dreams today with Believe! The perfect blend of manifestation and meditation that could transform your life forever.Download for iPhone here.And for Android hereReady to free your mind from the invisible weight of judgment—both for yourself and others? This meditation session gently guides you into a space of self-acceptance, understanding, and emotional release, so you can stop holding yourself and the world to impossible standards.Are You Trapped in a Cycle of Judgment?Do you catch yourself being your own worst critic, always focusing on what you should have done or said?Do thoughts like, “Why can't they just get it right?” or “I wouldn't have done it that way” sneak into your daily conversations?Are you tired of the inner tension that comes with frustration or shame when things (or people) don't meet your expectations?Holding onto judgment can feel like dragging around invisible chains. It builds walls where bridges could be, leaves you disconnected from loved ones, and turns us into strangers even to ourselves. But here's the good news: You can let that burden go.Discover the power within you and start manifesting your dreams today with Believe! The perfect blend of manifestation and meditation that could transform your life forever.Download for iPhone here.And for Android hereThere Is Peace in Letting GoReleasing judgment isn't about “letting people off the hook” or pretending hard feelings don't exist. It's about offering your mind the gift of compassion—learning to forgive, unravel expectations, and live without the constant strain of overanalysis. And that starts inside of you.With this meditation, I'll lead you through a transformative journey designed to help you:Let go of self-criticism and harsh inner narratives.Release resentment toward others—whether big or small, recent or deeply rooted.Cultivate self-compassion by understanding that imperfection is simply being human.Create space in your heart to accept others exactly as they are (without feeling like you're condoning their behavior).What Can You Expect?As you listen to this meditation, guided imagery and gentle affirmations will guide you to shed layers of judgment, guilt, and frustration. You'll begin to notice a shift immediately—in your thoughts, in your tone, and even in how your shoulders feel when processing conflict.Short Term:Right away, you'll feel a sense of relief—a lightness that comes from releasing the instant judgments you may not even know you're making. People will stop feeling like “projects to fix” (including you), and life will start feeling brighter.Long Term:Over time, letting go of judgment will become second nature. You'll approach situations (and yourself!) with better understanding, embracing calm over criticism, decency over drama, and connection over conflict. Life begins to feel kinder when we remember we're all doing our best.
As-salamu alaykum and welcome to the Shaded on the Day of Judgment podcast with Lena Tleib. The podcast is dedicated to deepening the understanding of Islam, while aiming to cultivate a sense of unity and inclusivity among all listeners. It will be delving into the richness of Islamic teachings and history by offering insightful lectures and discussions. Please follow us on other platforms to learn more and stay updated: Youtube: Shadeddoj Instagram: Shadeddoj Tik Tok: Shadeddoj Website: Shadeddoj.org To contact us please email us at: info@shadeddoj.org
Exhortation to reflect on that moment, immediately after our death, when we stand before the judgment seat of Christ to receive our eternal reward or condemnation
In this episode Pastor Jeff starts a series in the book of REVELATION. He speaks about Grace and Judgment. He’ll also share about what God’s mercy looks like and what it means for us to be His witnesses in the end times.Support the show: https://www.oneandall.church/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Send us a textGood morning! Thank you for taking a few minutes to listen. If you are interested in the Daily Bible Devotional, you can find it at the links below:Amazon - (paperback, hardcover, and Kindle)Spiritbuilding.com - (premium quality paperback)Youtube Video Introducing the ContentFeel free to reach out with any questions: emersonk78@me.comMatthew 18 If the previous chapter called for greater faith, then today's content serves as a potent way to develop it. The chapter opens with Jesus teaching humility to His disciples by having a child come sit on His knee. He instructs them to do whatever it takes to avoid causing such little ones to stumble. They are of tremendous value to God. Christ instructs disciples to go to great lengths to restore those who are caught in sin. Sinners should be disciplined if they continue in sin, but disciples will need forgiving hearts for restoration efforts to work. To help with this, Jesus tells a parable of a man forgiven nearly infinite debt, but who will not forgive his brother of much less. Judgment is swift upon such a one. Growing in our trust in Jesus can be cultivated by embracing four words: humble, careful, useful, and merciful. Four sections in this chapter illuminate each one. To be like a child is to be dependent on Christ, leaning upon Him for all we need. Be humble. But we also must see our fellow believers as God's children. God will respond dramatically if we hurt His little ones. Be careful. Sometimes disciples get caught in sin and need help seeing their way out. We are called to go to them. Be useful. This means limitless forgiveness and compassion for others, as we reflect on God's patience in our lives. Be merciful. In these four ways, we honor our Savior. Gracious Lord, we praise You for Your qualities that bring us great hope. You are humble, serving when You have the right to be served. You are careful, and patiently help us develop. You are useful, in that You never stop trying to draw us close and help us turn to You. And You are incredibly merciful and forgiving, restoring us every time we make a request. Thank You for Your incredible goodness. Today, will You help us and encourage us to demonstrate these same qualities toward others? May we do so to others to show gratitude to You. Thought Questions: - What does it mean for you to be “converted and become like children”? Why do you think the kingdom requires people like this? - How do you balance the need to be careful with others with the command of Jesus to go show fault to a brother in sin? How can you do both? - Why did the man seize his neighbor who owed him little, even though he had been forgiven so much? What do we learn from this?
Read Online“For there is nothing hidden except to be made visible; nothing is secret except to come to light.” Mark 4:22What a fascinating little line in the Gospel for today! What does this line mean? Though many have offered various commentaries upon the meaning of this line, let's turn to the Catechism of the Catholic Church for some insight:In the presence of Christ, who is Truth itself, the truth of each man's relationship with God will be laid bare. The Last Judgment will reveal even to its furthest consequences the good each person has done or failed to do during his earthly life… (CCC #1039). This passage comes from the section on “The Last Judgment” rather than “The Particular Judgment.” The Particular Judgment will come for all of us at the moment of our passing from this world. It will be an accounting of our sins and virtues before God in a personal and private way. But the Last Judgment will come at the end of time and should be seen as a universal judgment upon all in a very definitive and public way. Thus, this line from the Catechism seems to suggest that both our good actions and evil ones will be revealed for all to see.If the Scripture passage above, as well as the passage from the Catechism, are properly interpreted to mean that during the Last Judgment even our deepest sins, including those that have been forgiven through the Sacrament of Confession, will be made manifest for all to see, this idea can, at first, be a bit frightening. But it shouldn't be. It should be liberating.If every action of our lives, both good and bad, will be made manifest for all to see at The Last Judgment, then this will result in one thing and one thing alone for those who are in Heaven: the glory of God and much rejoicing! In other words, if God reveals every sin we have committed, then He will also reveal our repentance from those sins, the purification we endured, and the forgiveness we received. Therefore, those who make up the Communion of Saints will not look upon us with judgment; rather, they will glorify God in the same way we glorify God and thank Him for His abundant mercy and forgiveness. We must always remember His forgiveness and continually rejoice in that fact. Therefore, if all truly is made manifest, then it will be so that we can all rejoice together in the incredible mercy of God and can look at each other with gratitude for all that God had done for the other. Reflect, today, upon the possibility of that glorious moment. Imagine the freedom you will experience by allowing God to share the deepest sins and the deepest virtues of your life with all who share Heaven with you. Shame will be gone. Judgment will be gone. Rejoicing and gratitude alone will remain. What a glorious moment that will be!My glorious Judge, I thank You for Your mercy and forgiveness in my life. I thank You for freeing me from all sin. Please continue to purify my soul and free me from even the attachment to all sin. May I never forget all that You have done for me, and may Your mercy become the cause of my eternal rejoicing and Your eternal glory. Jesus, I trust in You.Source of content: catholic-daily-reflections.comCopyright © 2025 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission via RSS feed.Featured image above: The Last Judgment, via Wikimedia Commons
Send us a textIn this episode, I talk about my journey of personal growth, sharing the ups and downs of dealing with unsolicited advice, judgment, and how we see ourselves. Life has a way of throwing challenges our way, but I've learned that these moments often hold the biggest lessons if we're willing to embrace them.Let's be real—unsolicited advice can be annoying. But I've come to realize that it usually says more about the person giving it than it does about me. Judgment? Oh, that's often just a reflection of someone else's insecurities or shame. And when it comes to how we view others, it's usually shaped by what's going on inside us.One of the things that helps me stay grounded is starting the day with prayer and mindfulness. It sets a positive tone and reminds me to stay open to life's lessons—even the hard ones. Speaking of hard lessons, criticism used to sting, but now I see it as an opportunity to grow. Approaching feedback with an open mind has been a game-changer.Asking for help? That used to be tough for me. I thought it made me weak. But guess what? It's a sign of strength. We're not meant to do life alone—everyone has their own journey, and we all deserve support along the way.One of my biggest takeaways is this: life is about the journey, not just the destination. Embracing vulnerability has deepened my connections with others and strengthened my sense of self. Self-acceptance is key to finding true happiness. Takeaways from this episode:Unsolicited advice often reflects the giver's perspective.Judgment from others can stem from their insecurities and shame.How we perceive others is influenced by our internal state.Prayer and mindfulness can set a positive tone for the day.Criticism can be a tool for growth if approached with an open mind.Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.Everyone has a unique journey and deserves support.Life is about the journey, not just the destination.Embracing vulnerability can lead to deeper connections.Self-acceptance is crucial for personal growth and happiness.Be sure to connect with Conversations with Bizzy! Patreon: http://patreon.com/elizabethchanceFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/conversationswithbizzy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/busylivingsober YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@elizabethchance TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@busylivingsoberwithec X/Twitter: https://x.com/BusyLivingSober Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/elizabethlchance/busy-living-sober/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethchance/ Sign up for email updates: http://eepurl.com/iDtRnw Remember you can reach out to me at elizabeth@elizabethchance.com with story ideas and if you want to come on my show. Thanks for listening! Love, Bizzy Chance
As-salamu alaykum and welcome to the Shaded on the Day of Judgment podcast with Lena Tleib. The podcast is dedicated to deepening the understanding of Islam, while aiming to cultivate a sense of unity and inclusivity among all listeners. It will be delving into the richness of Islamic teachings and history by offering insightful lectures and discussions. Please follow us on other platforms to learn more and stay updated: Youtube: Shadeddoj Instagram: Shadeddoj Tik Tok: Shadeddoj Website: Shadeddoj.org To contact us please email us at: info@shadeddoj.org
NOTE: For Ad-Free Episodes, 100+hrs of Bonus Content and More - Visit our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/thewheelweavespodcastFind us on our Instagram, Twitter, YouTube & Website, and join the conversation on Discord!In this episode Dani and Brett discuss Chapter 34 of Towers of Midnight!We want to thank and welcome Sims as our newest Producer Level Patron on The Wheel Weaves Patreon Team!! Thank you so much, we really appreciate your support!!We would like to acknowledge and thank our Executive Producers Brandy and Aaron Kirkwood, Sean McGuire, Janes, LightBlindedFool, Green Man, Deyvis Ferreira, Margaret, Big C, Bennett Williamson, Hannah Green, Noralia, Geof Searles, Erik Reed, Greysin Ishara, Ashlee Bradley, Laura Lewis, Helena Jacobsen, and Matthew Mendoza!The Wheel Weaves is hosted and edited by Dani and Brett, produced by Dani and Brett with Passionsocks, Cody Fouts, Benjamin, Jamie Young, Magen, Jared Berg, Rikky Morrisette, Adam, Mozyme, Michelle Forbes, MKM, Antoine Benoit, Lawrence Bradley, Colby T, Gabby Young, Ricat, Zane Sciacca, Matrix, Matt Truss, The Albatross, Bratimus Prime, Sarah Creech, Saverio Bartolini, and Sims; with music by Audionautix.Check out our partner - the Spoiler-Free Wiki - Spliki.com - Your main first time reader, Spoiler-Free WoT information source!Don't forget to leave us that 5 star review if you enjoy the show for a chance to win exclusive merchandise!Check out https://www.thewheelweavespodcast.com for everything The Wheel Weaves!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-wheel-weaves-podcast-a-wheel-of-time-podcast--5482260/support.
Send us a textIn this episode of Limitless Health, Kate McDowell and Amanda Golightly dive deep into the hidden blocks that keep so many of us stuck—self-sabotage, fear of being seen, and imposter syndrome. If you've ever procrastinated because things weren't “perfect” or avoided taking a bold step forward because of fear, this conversation is for you.Amanda shares her unique approach to identifying and reframing the unconscious patterns that keep us stuck, along with relatable personal stories and actionable tips. From the perfection-procrastination loop to overcoming judgment, you'll learn how to shift your mindset and move toward your goals with confidence.✨ Call to Action ✨Don't let self-sabotage and fear of judgment hold you back from stepping into your full potential. Download Amanda's Free Confidence Boost Hypnosis to kickstart your journey today. Click here to access it now!What You'll Learn in This Episode:•How self-sabotage often masks deeper fears, like fear of judgment or failure.•The perfection-procrastination loop and how it stops progress.•How childhood patterns influence your confidence and actions today.•Amanda's conversational approach to uncovering and reframing limiting beliefs.•Why small, brave actions are the key to overcoming fear and self-doubt.•The role your unconscious mind plays in keeping you safe—and how to rework it for growth.Resources and Links:1.Free Confidence Boost Hypnosis – Download Amanda's free resource to overcome fear and start building your confidence today! Get it here.2.Follow Amanda Golightly on Instagram and TikTok.3.Explore more episodes of Limitless Health at Our Website.*** This podcast is for information purposes only. By providing the information contained herein, we are not diagnosing, treating, curing, mitigating, or preventing any disease or medical condition. Before beginning any type of natural regimen, it is advisable to seek the advice of a licensed healthcare professional.
In this episode of the Honest to Dog podcast, hosts Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway discuss the importance of addressing dog reactivity and the expectations dog owners have regarding their pets' training. They reflect on a recent five-day reboot training program, emphasizing the significance of continuous learning and striving for excellence in dog training. The conversation explores the journey from settling for mediocrity to unlocking a dog's full potential, overcoming fears and judgments, and the role of trainers in fostering growth. The hosts encourage listeners to celebrate progress, explore new possibilities, and recognize that dog training is an ongoing process.Sign up for the Healing Behaviours online course for February 5th through the website:https://www.yourfavouritedogtrainer.comChapters00:00 Introduction to Dog Reactivity Solutions02:52 Reflections on the Five Day Reboot06:05 Expectations in Dog Training09:00 Unlocking Potential in Dog Training11:49 The Journey from B to A in Training15:07 Overcoming Fear and Judgment in Training17:58 The Importance of Continuous Learning20:53 Celebrating Progress and Small Wins23:47 Exploring New Possibilities in Training27:11 The Role of Trainers in Growth30:01 Final Thoughts on Growth and Expectations
We're wrapping up the book of James—what a journey it's been! If you're looking for your next study, grab the Ecclesiastes Journal now. Imagine your paycheck calling you out, your investment account filing a complaint, or your success story turning against you. That's the powerful image James paints—a scene where the rewards of our labor, when handled unjustly, become witnesses against us in God's courtroom. Their testimony isn't just about the money but the motives behind it. They cry out, “Fraud!” “Cheat!”—their voices so loud and clear that they echo all the way to the throne of heaven. Welcome to the Daily. Our text today is James 5:4-6. Behold, the wages of the laborers who mowed your fields, which you kept back by fraud, are crying out against you, and the cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of hosts. You have lived on the earth in luxury and in self-indulgence. You have fattened your hearts in a day of slaughter. You have condemned and murdered the righteous person. He does not resist you. — James 5:4-6 James boldly calls out the wealthy oppressors who exploit workers to fund their lives of luxury. His language pulls no punches: “crying out,” “kept back,” “fattened,” “condemned,” and “murdered.” The imagery here is vivid. The phrase “crying out” recalls Abel's blood crying from the ground (Genesis 4:10) and the groaning of the Israelites in Egypt (Exodus 2:23). The word “fattened” likens these oppressors to animals unwittingly being prepared for slaughter—judgment is coming. Here's the point: God values justice—especially economic justice. He isn't against wealth itself. Scripture is full of wealthy people—Abraham, Job, David, Solomon—who honored God with their resources. But when wealth is gained at the expense of others, it leads to oppression, and God will hold us accountable. So what does this mean for us? God cares deeply about how we treat others. He cares about how you're compensated at work and how you compensate others if you're in a position of influence. But more than that, this is a call to examine our stewardship. Are you using what God has entrusted to you to bless others, or are you fattening your heart for a day of reckoning? Again, wealth isn't the issue—it's about justice, generosity, and integrity. Let's use our resources to reflect God's character and expand His kingdom. Examine your heart today. Are there cries around you that you've ignored? Are you stewarding well? One day, we'll stand before the Lord of hosts. I want to stand there with clean hands, a pure heart, and a life fully spent for Him. #EconomicJustice, #BiblicalStewardship, #James5Study ASK THIS: How do you ensure your wealth and resources reflect God's character? What does justice in your workplace or home look like? Are there cries of injustice around you that you've ignored? How can you use your resources to expand God's kingdom this week? DO THIS: Examine your finances today—ensure you are stewarding them with justice, generosity, and integrity. PRAY THIS: Lord, search my heart and motives today. Help me to steward what You've entrusted to me with justice, integrity, and generosity. Amen. PLAY THIS: Generous Giver.
Right now, the world feels heavy. In the wake of recent events, it's easy to feel powerless, frustrated, or even hesitant to speak up. But here's the truth: your voice matters now more than ever.In this episode, I'm diving into why using your voice—whether through your podcast, social media, or daily conversations—is an act of power and resistance. I'll share how to overcome the fear of judgment, why your perspective is exactly what the world needs, and how to show up authentically in a way that aligns with your values and mission.If you've ever felt unsure about speaking up or worried about getting it wrong, this episode is for you.Episode Highlights:[00:03:07] Why Your Voice Matters[00:05:24] Overcoming the Fear of Judgment[00:07:30] How to Use Your Podcast with Purpose[00:09:00] Embracing Imperfection as a Podcaster[00:12:23] Amplifying Other VoicesFor full show notes and a transcript of today's episode, head to wildhomepodcasting.com/podcast/208If you're ready to show up with more confidence and purpose in your podcasting journey, I invite you to join my Strategize & Shine Membership.✨ Inside the membership, you'll get:Expert guidance to help you refine your voice and message.A supportive community of podcasters ready to make an impact.Exclusive resources, accountability, and encouragement every step of the way.
Moment #105 // With ready access to mountains of information, decision-making processes in many companies have become more and more about data analytics.But some of the things that should influence your decisions defy accurate measurement.Just because something isn't quantifiable or measurable doesn't necessarily mean you should ignore it. Judgment and experience play a part in all great decisions.If you want to go deeper on how to make your gut feel work for you, have a listen to Ep.112: Is Gut Feel a Thing?.---------------------Your team's performance is a mirror. Do you like what you see?
One of the most well-known stories in the Bible is the story of Noah and the ark.However, even though many people know about the story, that doesn't mean that most people really know the details of the story with accuracy.
One of the most well-known stories in the Bible is the story of Noah and the ark.However, even though many people know about the story, that doesn't mean that most people really know the details of the story with accuracy.
I hate anxiety and panic. I hate my intrusive scary thoughts. I fear them. Why does everyone keep talking about "not judging". I MUST judge them! When addressing anxiety disorders, most modern, empirically validated effective treatments involve elements of mindfulness and acceptance. This means learning to experience anxiety without judgment or evaluation. That's difficult, isn't it! This week the guys are talking about "anxiety without judgment" and what that might look like in common scenarios. Learning to not judge doesn't mean you have to like or want anxiety or fear. It mostly means becoming more aware of the fact that you automatically judge, evaluate, and assess the feelings you experience. If you can see yourself doing that, you have a chance to change that script! Since this is an episode about judgment, we're also joined by the one and only, Judge Dredd! Well not really. Just highly questionable amateur audio engineering skills and some old movie clips featuring Sylvester Stallone, but maybe a little Stallone is exactly what you need today, right?
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