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#88 Postpartum Depression: A Discussion with Jessica Mannen Kimmet In this episode, we speak with mom and author Jessica Mannen Kimmet about her experience with postpartum depression and how the Holy Spirit led her to write Groaning in Labor, Growing in Hope: Scripture Reflections for the Hard Days of Early Motherhood.  Possible Triggers: Postpartum Depression, Miscarriage, Infant Loss   Groaning in Labor, Growing in Hope can be purchased at Liturgical Press at https://litpress.org/Products/6916/Groaning-in-Labor-Growing-in-Hope.      Join us on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/groups/231017461535192 If you enjoy this podcast, please consider contributing to our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/coffeeandcatholics or you can email us at coffeeandcatholics@gmail.com for direct donations and prayer requests. Thank you to our lovely affiliate Blessed is She for their dedication to sisterhood in Christ. https://blessedisshe.net/?ref=COFFEECATHOLICS   We are big fans of Catholic Sprouts and all the wonderful things Nancy and the team are doing to spread the faith in families. Get their new book Catholic Social Teaching for Youth and many other great items at https://shop.catholicsprouts.com/?ref=COFFEEANDCATHOLICS   Love TAN Books? We do too! Consider using our affiliate account for your next purchase. https://tanbooks.com?rfsn=7123077.dfb511   We're a proud partner of the SmartCatholics Podcast Network. Find new shows to love, meet like-minded Catholics, and join the community at smartcatholics.com.          

Jessica Mannen Kimmet was searching for spiritual resources in the Church that would guide her and strengthen her during her early years of motherhood. She was experiencing significant struggles and was confronting unmet expectations. But other than a few scattered blog posts here and there, she really couldn't find anything that would respond to her need and desire. So several years later, she wrote the book she was looking for, a book where the Word of God is brought close to the experiences of new mothers, and to many more of us besides.In her concluding chapter, she writes, “finding my way into motherhood has been a long, convoluted road. Progress through my pain was never as linear as I would have chosen. There were better days and worse days, improvements and relapses. There were moments of hope and energy, followed all too quickly by moments of anguish and despair. … [But] God makes all things new. Even me. Even you. God has the power to end all death and mourning and pain, and God promises to do so. In the meantime, God acknowledges our suffering and sits with us in it.”Jessica's book is for those times in between, when there is suffering and struggle, and therefore the real need for hope and companionship. The book is called Groaning in Labor, Growing in Hope: Scripture Reflections for the Hard Days of Early Motherhood. As an early reader of this book myself, I can assure you that many other people besides those in early motherhood will benefit from this book, including men, whether single, married, fathers, or even priests.Follow up Resources:●     Groaning in Labor, Growing in Hope: Scripture Reflections for the Hard Days of Early Motherhood by Jessica Mannen Kimmet●     “Some Human Beings Carry Remnants of Other Human Beings in Their Bodies,” essay in Church Life Journal by Dr. Kristin Collier●     “The Theobiology of a Mother's Voice,” essay in Church Life Journal by Dr. Kristin Collier●     “Forming Catholic Leaders for Mental Health, with Beth Hlabse,” podcast episode on Church Life Today Church Life Today is a partnership between the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame and OSV Podcasts from Our Sunday Visitor. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

Jook were a great band, active for just a few years in the early seventies. They released six singles, including some absolutely classic heavy glam tunes, but no album. For this episode BJ is joined by Ian Kimmet, the band's singer and main songwriter, to discuss why such a killer band failed to thrive, even in the midst of the glam rock explosion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we sat down with artist Jamie Kimmett. He shares how he got started in Christian music, gives songwriting tips, and more! Be sure to check out his latest EP “Prize Worth Fighting For” wherever you stream music. We love these songs! You can download the Master Tracks […]

A message from Summit Executive Pastor, Nick Kimmet. The resurrection of Jesus means a lot more to our lives than a ticket to heaven after we die on earth.

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Today's message title can be taken several different ways. It can be a response to when someone says or does something that's out of line or rude, "Who do you think you are?" But the meaning for us in today's message is more literal, it's an identity question, "WHO do you think you are?" 

We all know we need change in areas of our lives, but we just can't seem to change ourselves. We can't seem to make ourselves into the person we want to be. The amazing thing is, not matter what we've done and will do, we will never "out-sin" God's grace. "Everyone who believes is freed from everything." Now that's a transformational message. Listen along to this message about 3 Dimensions of the Gospel of Jesus.

Associate Pastor, Nick Kimmet, teaches today on the idea and importance of living generously. Of the 38 parables Jesus teaches in the New Testament, 16 of them are about money, resources, and generosity. This message isn't about asking for money or making people feel guilty, but rather is about looking at what it means to live generously in every aspect of our lives. The Bible is full of stories about generosity and Nick focuses in on today is the story of the little boy offering his bread and fish, just simply giving what he had with an open heart.

This is the third week of our current series, "Valleys: Walking with God Through Pain & Suffering." There's no recipe for how to walk through difficult and painful situations in life. But, the Bible does lay out ways in which we can deal with these situations when they do come. As a Christian it can be easy to feel like it's not ok to be upset with the tough situations that come our way in life, like we have to just grin and bear it and "it'll all be ok in the end." Associate Pastor Nick Kimmet teaches on a Biblical perspective of a different point of view: that it is in fact "Ok to Not Be Ok" when the storms of life come. Listen along and be encouraged as we discuss some tough topics in this message at Summit.

Who knows the mad dash that occurs when you find out you have quests coming over and the house is nowhere near presentable? Half eaten cereal bowls are tossed in a closet, toys are shoved under the sofa, and a candle is lit to make the house smell clean and cozy. We hide what we don't want people to see; the dirt, the mess, the broken. We also do this with God, don't we? Associate Pastor, Nick Kimmet, teaches on this first Sunday in October, covering 3 chapters in Leviticus in our current series: "Leviticus: God in Search of Us."

Our study through the book of Matthew brings us to the section where we talk about everyone's favorite topic of conversation... money. Associate Pastor Nick Kimmet disarms a lot of uncomfortable ideals connected to money. Things that matter to us truly do matter to God, he understands when finances are tight and we worry there's not enough money in the bank to make it through the week. In this passage of Matthew 6, Jesus is talking about our "treasure," storing it up in things that are everlasting, and not things that come and go in life. That is what the Lord wants for us, and heart that isn't tied to our money but instead in things that last.

We all have tough things going on in our lives, whether it's a difficult situation happing to us personally, a friend, or family member. Sickness, financial struggles, marital issues, rebellious children, and the list of struggles goes on and on. Jesus, the Son of God saw all kinds of impossible situations in his time on earth; Executive Pastor Nick Kimmet opens the Bible and teaches out of the book of John to see what Jesus does in the midst of a trying life situation and we see how we can learn from him to respond the same in our own lives.

Praying can be an intimidating thing, what is the right thing to say? How long do I pray for? What if I get distracted and my thoughts wander? Jesus gave us the perfect example to follow for how to prayin Matthew 6. Pastor Nick Kimmet focuses on "The Lord's Prayer" in the first week of the 3 week series Red Letter Prayers.

Sunday August 9th Summit celebrates with dozens of people who have decided to take the step of following Jesus by being water baptized. Nick Kimmet shares an encouraging message about what choosing to follow Jesus looks like, through telling the story of Matthew the tax collector who gives up his entire way of life to follow Jesus.

"It's not about how you start, but about how you finish." We all know that cliched phrase, and find that it proves true in life when we look at what really matters in the end. Associate Pastor Nick Kimmet wraps up the Without Love series and focuses on the end of 1 Corinthians 13 on the one thing that the Apostle Paul says matters most in the end above all else.

Here's a reality, we as Christians are constantly under pressure to be "better" Christians, but sometimes this can become only behavioral modification rather than an inner working of the heart. We can try and try to be nicer and seem more loving, but that truly can only take us so far. Pastor Nick Kimmet teaches on a message about how we can truly become more loving people towards others, when we are ourselves truly loved and known by Jesus.

Associate Pastor Nick Kimmet kicks off our series Without Love looking over 1 Corinthians 13. We look at the Biblical perspective of what God describes love as and the greatest person who showed love - Jesus. The prophet Hosea had a crazy command from the Lord, Nick opens this story to a greater perspective that shows Christ's sacrificial love for the world and love really is.

Do you believe God answers our prayers? Maybe He only answers prayers like, "Please provide me with a new job Lord." Or "Help me be a nicer person to my coworkers and family." But do you believe God to answer the seemingly outlandish prayers we offer up to Him? Joshua prayed and fervently asked God to hold the sun still in the sky. Pastor Nick Kimmet teaches on Joshua 10, in the midst of Joshua's sun stand still prayer. He brings this story to life in our day and age today as we look at how we can believe God for the impossible situations in our lives.

This week we look deeper into the story of Joshua in chapter 2. God has led Israel to the city of Jericho, the land God wanted them to take. This story is full of unlikely characters - spies, a prostitute, and ordinary people that God hand picked to use in big ways. What will you say to God when he calls you to a big step of faith? What are some things God has called you to, in your life right now? Will you choose to step out in faith and to do the unordinary and unlikely? 

We know we all feel the emotions of gratitude, but do we actually express them? Do we show our gratitude tangibly? Nick Kimmet takes us through Colossians 3:15-17 and compares thankfulness to God with the story of the healing of the 10 lepers in the gospel of Luke. “One of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, praising God with a loud voice; and he fell on his face at Jesus’ feet giving him thanks.” “Free To Be Grateful”

Kimmet’s dad and step mom stop by the studio to share some amazing stories!!  Robert Cantwell, former street fighter, boxer, chief of police and incredible musician joinsTom Mabe, Dwight Witten and Kimmet Cantwell for one great show… Tom, is looking for last weeks podcast, hang tight dwight, don’t let the bed bugs bite! The post WTFK EP 23 ‘NYPD Blue and Jazz Musician’ Bob Cantwell appeared first on WTFK Radio.

In this episode Dwight Witten gives Kimmet Cantwell and Tom Mabe a very fun Robert Plant quiz..  “Is it real or artificial Plant?” Tom plays a hilarious prank phone call and shares a picture of him taking the ice water challenge while holding a baby..   Kimmet shares some fun local news and discusses Car […] The post WTFK EP 21 ‘Robert Plant quiz and Pranks’ appeared first on WTFK Radio.

In this episode of We Talk Funny in Kentucky the gang celebrates their 20th podcast. Dwight hates when a couple say’s “We’re Pregnant”  Tom loves it when a guy say’s “I knocked her up” Dwight and his Wife Susan choose Charles Manson over Dave Ramsey to improve their financial situation. OMG! Tom dominates Kimmet in […] The post WTFK EP 20 ‘Dwight and Wife Susan contemplate Murder’ appeared first on WTFK Radio.

Dwight invites his NFL buddy Will Wolford to the studio to discuss football and Ray Rice.. Kimmet shares stories of her days with Days Of The New and Travis Meeks..  Tom buys another Porsche and buys both Kimmet and Dwight giant flat screen TV’s.. No and say’s funny things..  This is We Talk Funny in […] The post WTFK EP 19 ‘NFL Great Will Wolford tals Ray Rice” appeared first on WTFK Radio.

We Talk Funny in Kentucky celebrates it’s 18th episode! Join Dwight Witten, Kimmet Cantwell and the beautiful Tom Mabe.. Yes, I’m writing this description! Great local news and National stories.. Dwight gives Tom and Kimmet a kids Science Quiz.. Guess who wins!? Dwight also makes the lead singer from Sugarland feel funny.. The post WTFK EP 18 ‘Methadone Soaked Underwear’ appeared first on WTFK Radio.

To live missionally, we need the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit comes as a guarantee when we choose to follow Jesus. Don't settle or the best you can do, engage the Holy Spirit to do what only God can do.

We have Dog expert Rich Hardin on the show and the guys discuss Tony Stewart’s fatal accident that killed a 20 yr old driver.. Kimmet and Dwight fight over who’s cuter while Tom say’s he’s the winner.. All this and more on WTFK, We Talk Funny in Kentucky The post WTFK EP 16 ‘Tony Stewart and Navy Seal Dogs’ appeared first on WTFK Radio.

In this episode The guys discuss their night out together… Dwight wishes he could drink like Tom and Kimmet and uses the “R” word during a special olympics fundraiser.. Kimmet wishes she was as good-looking as Tom The post WTFK EP 15 ‘Tom Pranks Hotel Guest’ appeared first on WTFK Radio.

In our 8th episode, we start the investigation. Calls are made, libraries are searched, and information is sifted through. All to start unravelling the mysteries of the story. Check out our comic over at nerdsdom.com and you can get shirts at tinyurl.com/ndshirts

In this forth episode, we join the creation of Ichabod Botticelli, portrayed by Jestin Kimmet, occultist and detective. He knows there are strange and dangerous things out there, but his imagination can't prepare him for what's coming.

We sit back with actor Brian Kimmet for storytime as he tells us about Clint Eastwood, the secret to clowning, and crying in front of Adrian Peterson. Oh, and puppy amputees. Poor, little puppy amputees.