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Teaching the Bible to your kids is so important, but when & how do you do it. Danika Cooley shares practical tips she uses to engage children in the Bible, so it becomes a part of your family routine.In this episode you'll discover:✅ 3 simple activities to make the Bible inviting to your kids✅ Easy way to make the Bible a habit everyday✅ When should you start teaching your kids about the Bible✅ How context is important & how to teach context to your kids✅ The #1 tool to survive suffering and find peace, joy, hope & victoryDanika Cooley and her husband, Ed, are committed to leading their children to life for the glory of God. Together, they have worked to study and memorize the Bible with their kids. Danika is an award-winning children's author and Bible curriculum developer (Bible Road Trip™). Weekly, she encourages tens of thousands of parents to intentionally raise biblically literate children. Danika is a homeschool mother of four with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Washington.Find her at: https://www.thinkingkidsblog.org/

Title: Nomadic Diaries: Navigating Cultural Complexities with Nick DunnEpisode Summary:In this enriching episode of Nomadic Diaries, we sit down with intercultural competence specialist Nick Dunn to dissect the intricacies of cultural differences and how to navigate them with grace and efficiency. Through personal anecdotes and expert insights, we explore the value of cohesion, clarity, and playfulness in communication—both in global travels and multicultural workplaces.Key Points Discussed:1. Nick's Guiding Values: We delve into his cornerstone values of efficiency, clarity, precision, respect, and cohesion, which are crucial when resolving differences and fostering effective communication in a global context.2.  A Third Way: Nick shares his approach to reconciling differences and advocating for the creation of new solutions that merge varying perspectives.3. Language and Cultural Gaps: Doreen reflects on her experiences with 'Franglish' and language barriers while living abroad, underscoring the importance of cultural empathy.4. Playfulness in Communication: Nick highlights how a playful attitude can defuse tension and lead to more creative problem-solving in intercultural interactions.5. Universality of Forgiveness: Our hosts and guest discuss how different cultures generally show understanding towards non-native speakers, emphasizing the human desire to connect.6. Inspiration from Children: Observations on how the self-organizing principles of kids at play can teach adults valuable lessons in teamwork and innovation.7. Continuous Creative Process: The iterative nature of creativity in bridging cultural gaps is highlighted, alongside the importance of recognizing, respecting, and reconciling differences.8. Leveraging Cultural Empathy: Sharon discusses with Nick how deep cultural understanding can significantly improve team dynamics and outcomes.9. Nick Dunn's Day-to-Day: An insight into Nick's daily work facilitating intercultural competence through training sessions and leadership retreats.10. Janet Bennett's Influence: Nick pays homage to the late Janet Bennett and her invaluable contributions to the field of intercultural research and practice.11. Intercultural Relationships and Partnerships: The complexity and rewarding nature of navigating cultural differences in personal and professional relationships.12. Navigating the Fast-Paced Cultural Landscape: Tips from Nick on handling cultural complexities, including the need for intentional exposure and mindfulness practices.13. Practical Steps for Addressing Cultural Differences: Recognize, respect, reframe the differences, and employ a spec list for clearer communication.14. There IS a  Business Case for Inclusion: The conversation extends to the effectiveness of diverse teams and the necessity of embracing cultural empathy in the workplace.Guest Bio:Nick Dunn is a seasoned expert in building intercultural competence, presenting a rich background of guiding diverse teams and leaders through the complexities of cultural differences. His work focuses on developing strategies for more inclusive and effective communication.Resources Mentioned:- Janet Bennett's Intercultural Development Inventory and Cultural Development Continuum- Janet Bennett's "Four R approach"- Aaron Meyer's accessible abstract concepts from a Western and European standpointRecommended Actions:- Explore the work of Janet Bennett to better understand the intercultural development process.- Engage intentionally with diverse experiences to expand cultural understanding and adaptability.- Incorporate playfulness and respect in daily communications to build better bridSupport the showWhere stories might wander but purpose finds it's home!!!

Hi everyone! Today I'll be talking about how to learn English, diversity and love from music and the Grammy Awards 2024! 皆さん、2月とは思えないような陽気の日もあれば、コートが必要な日もあり、体調管理が大変ですがいかがですか？ 軽症でも、コロナやインフルエンザの可能性もありますので、ぜひ、マスク・手洗い・うがい、そして気になる時は検査をしてから外出や交流をするなど...

Using your BRAIN to Learn & Love Yourself

Jesus led by serving, and so must we! Scripture: Matthew 20:20-28 (NLT); Philippians 2:5-8 (ESV) Date: January 28, 2024 Communicator: Dr. Chris Marshall

When we're anointed with the Holy Spirit, we can live like Jesus! Scripture: Philippians 1:6 (AMP); Matthew 3:16-17; Acts 10:38; Mark 1:32-39 (NLT); 2 Corinthians 3:17-18 (CSB); Galatians 5:22-23; 1 Corinthians 12:6-11; Acts 4:29-31 (NLT) Date: January 21, 2024 Communicator: Alex DeRosa

When we love God with our choices, whole being, and muchness, loving our neighbors occurs naturally! Scripture: Matthew 22:36-40; Deuteronomy 6:4-5;Ephesians 5:1-2; John 4:7-10; Romans 5:8-11; James 5:19-20 (NLT) Date: January 14, 2024 Communicator: Alex DeRosa

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: The Linguistic Adventure: Laugh, Learn, Love in Budapest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-linguistic-adventure-laugh-learn-love-in-budapest Story Transcript:Hu: A nap gyönyörűen bukott le a Dunára. Budapest olyan volt, mint egy élénk festmény, házai a hajnali színekkel kacérkodtak. Egy öreg kávézóban, amely az Örs vezér tér és a Baross utca sarkán található, egy fiatal lány ült az asztalnál. Andrea volt az, szemei a városra csüngtek, miközben az asztalon lévő könyv fölé hajolt.En: The sun gracefully set onto the Danube. Budapest was like a vivid painting, with its buildings flirting with the colors of dawn. In an old café, located on the corner of Örs vezér tér and Baross Street, a young girl sat at a table. Her name was Andrea, her eyes fixated on the city as she leaned over the book on the table.Hu: Andrea fülén különös szavak csendültek fel. Furcsa volt számára a magyar nyelv. Még mindig nehezebben ejtette ki azokat a tekergő szavakat, melyek olyanok voltak, mint a Duna sodró hullámai.En: Strange words resounded in Andrea's ears. The Hungarian language seemed peculiar to her. She still struggled with pronouncing those winding words, which were like the surging waves of the Danube.Hu: Egyszer csak egy nagydarab ember lépett be az ajtón. Egy kottatáskát lóbált a kezében. Béla volt az. Mindig zongorázni járt ebbe a kávézóba. Észrevette Andreát, ahogy az nyögvenyelősen azt a szót próbálta megfejteni, amit még sosem hallott: 'megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért'.En: Suddenly, a large man entered through the door, swinging a music bag in his hand. It was Béla. He always came to this café to play the piano. He noticed Andrea, who was struggling to decipher a word she had never heard before: 'megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért' (for your acts of desecration).Hu: A harmadik személy, Márton, sovány szőke férfi volt, nagy szemüveggel az arcán. Fordító volt, és éppen a könyvtárából bontott ki egy új könyvet nagy érdeklődéssel.En: The third person, Márton, was a thin, blond man with glasses. He was a translator, and he had just taken out a new book from his library, full of curiosity.Hu: Valahogy úgy történt, hogy ez a hármójuk egymás történetei közé keveredett. Andrea kérte Béla segítségét a szó kiejtésében, Márton pedig bekapcsolódott a beszélgetésbe, megmagyarázva a szó jelentését és gyökereit. Hosszú órákon keresztül ültek ott, beszélgetve, nevetve, egymástól tanulva.En: It happened in such a way that the stories of these three intertwined. Andrea asked Béla for help with pronouncing the word, and Márton joined the conversation, explaining the meaning and roots of the word. They sat there for hours, talking, laughing, and learning from each other.Hu: A nap előrehaladtával a történetek szőtték a kapcsolatukat. A játékosságuk és a közös nevetésük az idő múlásával változott. A lemenő nap fényétől az arcukat arany színűre festette. Otthagyták a kávézót, Béla zongorázni ment, Andrea már könnyedén mondta a hosszú szót, Márton pedig a könyvtárában újabb könyvet bontott ki.En: As the day progressed, their stories woven their connection. Their playfulness and shared laughter evolved over time. The setting sun painted their faces golden. They left the café, Béla went to play the piano, Andrea effortlessly pronounced the long word, and Márton opened another book in his library.Hu: A tanulság? A nyelv talán nehéz, de az összekötő ereje minden nehézséget legyőz. Andrea, Béla és Márton története idővel legendává vált az öreg kávézóban. Mindig emlékeztettek rájuk, akik egyszerre nevettek, tanultak és élveztek egy nehéz nyelvi kalandot a szép Budapest hátterével.En: The lesson? Language may be difficult, but its connecting power overcomes all obstacles. Andrea, Béla, and Márton's story became a legend in the old café. They were always remembered as those who laughed, learned, and enjoyed a challenging linguistic adventure against the backdrop of beautiful Budapest. Vocabulary Words:The: Asun: napgracefully: gyönyörűenset: bukottonto: lethe: aDanube: DunáraBudapest: Budapestwas: voltlike: minta: egyvivid: élénkpainting: festménywith: házaiits: abuildings: házaiflirting: kacérkodtakcolors: színekkelof: adawn: hajnaliIn: Egyan: egyold: öregcafé: kávézóbanlocated: találhatóon: azcorner: sarkánof: aÖrs: Örsvezér: vezér

We join Dr. Avi Weisfogel on the episode today to talk about how to empower hygienists to live up to the top of their scope of practice and practice in sleep dentistry. Through the Dental Hygiene Academy of Sleep, hygienists can: - Educate their patients on the symptoms and effects of obstructive sleep apnea - Run the dental sleep medicine process - Lead the team from the patient frontlines - Sell cases and help your doctor grow the practice quickly - Move toward more fulfillment in your career - Grow your impact and income www.iaos.com Be sure to mention the podcast!!!!