Podcasts about lessons from the mountain

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Exodus 32:1-14 Delivered April 28, 2024 at Disciples of Christ Worship Center, Worship Center

Exodus 32:1-14 Delivered April 28, 2024 at Disciples of Christ Worship Center, Worship Center

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I don't know about you, but, personally, I want to hear from people going up from the mountain instead of from people bragging about their summit. That's why, in today's episode, I'm hanging with my dear friend (and business leader, coach, and podcaster) Jacqueline Martinez to talk about lessons from the mountain or, to be precise, the lessons we're learning as we climb our mountains (i.e. face the challenges of life). We cover: - Where we are on our own personal mountains and why we want to talk with you about them - Why it's okay to take a conscious step back from doing the inner work  - What we're focused on right now and why we think will matters to you  - The stronghold sadness had in my life and what I'm doing to heal it - Steps Jacqueline is taking to maneuver through her new life chapter and why - The importance of community while doing the innerwork To learn more about 1:1 coaching, sign up for a free discovery call now.  To book a 75-minute Clarity Call with Erica, visit https://www.iamericaballard.com/claritycall    About Jacqueline Martinez Jacqueline Martinez is a talent finder, culture builder, career mentor, business leader, and keynote speaker who loves to help people build bridges in their careers. Whether they are connecting with their ideal career, their brand, or talent in the market, she helps them do it in the way that works for them. Jacqueline found Human Design to be the perfect bridge builder that allows people and businesses to make the most confident decisions based on their inner authority. She started consulting as “Off the Record” HR as her way to bridge the gap between “how we've always done it” and aligned + individual way most natural to people and teams. Through all her work in Recruiting, HR, Career Coaching, Podcasting, and Consulting, she naturally finds that she's inspiring people to connect with their desires and become aware and motivated to go after what's possible for them. Jacqueline's a wife, a mom of three, a killer home chef, and an adventurous dork who would prefer to be in the woods or outside any day.    >> Learn more about her at www.offtherecordhr.com >> Connect with Jacqueline on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter >> Join The Modern Woman Community   About The Erica Ballard Show  The Erica Ballard Show is a podcast for women ready to wake up to their true power. Through conversation and story, we examine what really has to change to go from where you are to where you want to be.    About Erica Ballard Erica is a woman who thought pinstripe suits, a size 4 body, and a corner office were the markings of success. But, after chasing those things, Erica realized that none of that stuff would make her happy (like, really happy). Because, as it turns out, her version of success looked much different than what she was conditioned to believe it should look like. After accepting that truth and honoring her own, Erica now lives a life she loves and is on a mission to help other women do the same through life coaching, women-focused workshops, and social media. Learn more about her at www.iamericaballard.com.     Ready to make a difference? Connect with Erica on Instagram and LinkedIn.  

Rev. Dr. Raymond Hylton, Senior Pastor

We had the pleasure of hosting Dave Lomas, Pastor of Reality San Fransisco, who talked to us about the lessons we can learn from the mountain.

I recently completed the 29029 Everesting event, an ultra-endurance event in which participants climb the equivalent height of Mount Everest in 36 hours. This was the most challenging physical event I've ever participated in and I learned lots of mental and emotional lessons along the way. In this episode of the podcast, I'm breaking down my experience of the 29029 event on Whistler mountain and sharing all the things that I learned about myself, about my brain, and about our ability to achieve so much more than we think we're capable of.  No matter what challenge you are currently working on, the lessons I learned will help you see yourself and your experience differently, and strengthen your ability to endure, overcome, and eventually, triumph! https://www.aprilpricecoaching.com/blog/29029-lessons-from-the-mountain If you want to watch a video that gives you a glimpse of the incredible 29029 event you can go here:  https://youtu.be/JZ3S2OxPu8U

Mark 9:2-29 | Dave Lomas

I've finished a weekend of hiking a mountain for 35 hours. In this episode I want to share everything I have learned and how much of what I learned relates to everyday life. People said many times that I was brave to make this event so public, what if I didn't complete it and I would have to face everyone and say I failed? Here's the thing, this event meant a lot to me. I had no doubt I could do it because of my mindset and training….but, I also did a lot of work on getting ready for disappointment. This is something we have to experience in life.  We can't avoid it.  I would have been upset if I hadn't completed it, but I had no issue in telling everyone I ‘FAILED' as to me failure isn't a bad thing.  I would have done everything I could and not achieving things in life is O.K.   This even meant a lot, in the grand scheme of things I was only climbing a mountain.  I kept telling myself this a lot, I am just climbing a mountain. Not to belittle what we are doing, as what we do means a lot to us but in the grand scheme of life all we are doing is:   Having an exhibition  Selling a piece of art in exchange for money Making art Climbing a mountain The next time you get overwhelmed by a task you are completing, tell yourself ‘ I am only doing XYZ' - see if it works. Grab a cuppa and enjoy this episode where I share all my lessons from the mountain.

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Dave Lomas teaches from Mark 9:2-29 on what we can learn from the spiritual mountain top moments in our life. Slides available at https://bit.ly/3Akns3h 

SPEAKER: Pastor Mark Huff

Today's episode is the story of what we learned by staying awake for 31 hours climbing the equivalent elevation gain of Mt. Everest through the 29029 Everesting endurance challenge. Spoiler alert: this was the hardest physical challenge we've ever done & had some pretty epic takeaways that we wanted to share with you! Can't wait to hear what you think of this episode & see if it inspires you to want to challenge yourself in an epic way too! & as mentioned in today's episode: Our show's sponsor Organifi - check out all their completely Organifi superfood blends, plant based nutrition & supplements with 20% off as a listener of the show by heading to: www.organifi.com/Kacia Use code “KACIA” for 20% off any items in their store! Our FAVS right now- Green Juice, Protein & Immunity! #1- Come jump in our *TOTALLY FREE* EmpowerHER Podcast LISTENER COMMUNITY group! If you LOVE this podcast & want to connect with like minded women from ALL across the globe that love it too, you don't need to be a podcaster or entrepreneur, this group is for anyone that wants to hop in!!You can request to join here: www.kaciafitzgerald.com/freegroup where you will get a bounce back email with the Facebook link! #2- Be sure to hop on my TOTALLY free TEXT list called #TextsFromKac Where you can join to get PUMP UP texts from me and all the JUICY news and fun perks!  Text your favorite emoji to +1 512-548-2728 to subscribe!  www.kaciafitzgerald.com/texts#3- My favorite social media platform (Instagram): My personal account→ @kacia.fitzgeraldFor Daily inspo quotes --->  @shegoes.company 

Episode 136-Lessons from the Mountain by Axis Podcast

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On this weeks episode, I chat with award winning Mountaineer, philanthropist and Executive Coach Saray Khumalo. Saray is the Founder of Summits With a Purpose an initiative that has raised funds and built physical and digital libraries in disadvantaged African schools. She believes that literacy and education have the power to change the narrative for the next generation. She is also the Founder and  Host of the Podcast, Because It's There.On May 16, 2019, on her fourth attempt, Saray summited Mount Everest, becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. We talked about how suffering personal loss caused her to lean into a life of service and purpose. What it means to discover ones why, failing forward and the fact that we are all extraordinary and being ordinary is a choice we make. Saray is also a fully certified Executive Coach. She uses lessons from her mountaineering triumphs to help businesses and individuals explore and unleash their full potential and achieve set goals. Saray's African Business Story is about being deliberate in breaking the shackles of convention. It is about triumph.To learn more about Saray and the work she does - https://saraykhumalo.com/AFRICAN BUSINESS STORIES WEBSITE:www.africanbusinessstories.comAFRICAN BUSINESS STORIES INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/afribizstories/AFRICAN BUSINESS STORIES FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/afribizstories

Lessons From The Mountain - The Choice by Monroe church of Christ

Lessons From The Mountain - A Narrow Way by Monroe church of Christ

Lessons From The Mountain - Ask Seek Knock by Monroe church of Christ

Lessons From The Mountain - The Lie Of Duel Lotalty by Monroe church of Christ

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Do you ever feel a tension between what you know is right and what you actually do? In this message, Pastor Andy highlights Jesus’ call to action in that we need to make a choice to live for his kingdom and not this temporary world.

Today Pastor Andy brings to light Jesus' teachings on being non-judgmental. We will learn how to make a judgment and keep accountable without being judgmental.

What is your single biggest worry? Our worries often hinder us from living God’s best for us. This week, Pastor Andy talks about what fear tries to steal and how to how to break free from its grip.

We continue our series in Lessons From The Mountain.  Because of God’s great generosity towards us, we are to live a life of outrageous generosity toward others. This week, Pastor Andy will provide practice steps for living a generous life and how not to let hypocrisy creep in. 

Hypocrisy is one of the leading reasons people stay clear of Christians. This week in our series Lessons From The Mountain; we will discuss how to not be a hypocrite in relation to how we pray.

We are in week five of our series Lessons from the Mountain.  How do you react when insulted or persecuted? What is often the first thing that you feel you need to defend or make right? What is it inside of us that causes us to act that way? Today, Worship Pastor Tom Dryer will look at Jesus’ call on our lives to be empty of self so that we can be full of Him.

We are in week four of our series Lessons From The Mountain.  Have you ever set up a standard or practice in your life to hide behind what’s really going on in your heart? Today, Worship Pastor Tom Dryer will look at how Jesus desires not simply a practice, but also the heart behind it.

We are in week three of Lessons From The Mountains, this week we will look at the difference between loving God with all our hearts and simply loving the religious actions that we perform. Executive directer of Youth For Christ for North East Wisconsin Osmar Aguilar will challenge us not to try and justify ourselves but to pursue a righteousness that comes from the heart.

We are in our second week of Lessons from the Mountain, this week we look at what it means to be an influence for good specifically for Kenosha. Pastor Andy will also provide key vision for the months ahead.

We are in the first week of Lessons from the Mountain. Jesus takes our expectations and flips them upside down. Even though we are not perfect, Jesus gives us the perfect answer so we can move forward in full maturity. Today Pastor Andy starts off with Jesus’ teachings on how to be happy.

In this episode Dominic Wells, Director of Clearpoint Communications, talks about the being and doing of leadership and shares his personal and leadership learnings from mountaineering including how surviving a severe weather event in the Himalayas was the catalyst to finish his education and move into the corporate world.

Join us this morning as pastor CJ shares part 1 of a 2 part series called: Lessons from a Roller Coaster Life. Key Scripture: Mark 9:2-27

The Transfiguration was a watershed event in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. It's lessons can provide a turning point in our lives. Verse(s) Covered in Sermon Matthew 17:1-8

This mountain warfare instructor accepts no excuses; just learn and do. He speaks with the same force of confidence that he hopes to instill in others. First growing up gaining woodsman skills in Maine and then later through a 36 year tenure in the military, Smith always sought and found strong role models from who to learn. That learning soon transitioned into leadership and mentoring. His methods are deceptively simple, but are you strong enough to see them through? Lessons: 1. In order to see yourself in new ways you need to change your exposure.
 2. Give one tool at a time; don’t overwhelm them with the whole kit.
 3. Do the job; do your best; pay attention.
 CREDITS Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena with Johnny Waite, Sefra Alexandra, Col. Tim Nye, Dr. Delle & David Deluca Synopsis – Matt Baatz © 2017 Spartan

Join us as we discuss the first ever A&Y Expedition to Pike's Peak and what we learned from each other and about ourselves.

Mark ch. 9 allows us an eyewitness account of a mountain top experience Jesus has with some of his early followers. It's known as the 'transfiguration' - which is a fancy name to communicate that Jesus reveals more of who He really is to them. There are some lessons here for us. Life is only lived in one direction - forward. God moments are just that, moments. Enjoy them, but keep following Jesus forward in life. Pray for them (see Ephesians 1:17).

Winner of the ELLA DICKEY LITERACY AWARD, Lessons From the Mountain: What I Learned From Erin Walton, is actress and author, Mary McDonough’s poignant memoir of growing up on The Waltons, where she played Erin Walton.  She’s acted since age nine, and has a recurring role on The New Adventures of Old Christine. McDonough has written, produced, and directed award winning-educational films. An outspoken activist, she spent 10 years lobbying congress on behalf of women’s health.  After experiencing and overcoming her own health crisis, she helped others heal their health, spirits and lives. As a certified coach and public speaker, her workshop BODY BRANDING, GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH THE SKIN YOU’RE IN, allows Mary to help others with their own personal challenges growing up. A true Hollywood survivor, Barry Livingston, actor and author is one of the few child stars who turned early success into a lifelong career. As "Ernie" on the 1960s sit-com My Three Sons, Barry became instantly recognizable for his horn-rimmed glasses and goofy charm — America’s prototype Nerd. Five decades later, after working on hits like Mad Men, Desperate Housewives, and the Academy Award Winning film: The Social Network, he beat the odds and survived the dark side of the Hollywood dream factory-with charm, wit, determination and big horn-rimmed glasses.   Picking up steam in the new millennium, Barry also guest starred in Will & Grace, Two and a Half Men, NCIS, Desperate Housewives, & the Emmy winning series, Mad Men. In films, he was in Dickie Roberts, First Daughter, Zodiac and Adam Sandler’s hit: You Don’t Mess With The Zohan.  His new book is THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNIE: From My Three Sons to Mad Men, a Hollywood Survivor Tells All.