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I read a few books in the last few weeks that have really impacted the way I view life and life after death.After by Bruce Greyson, MD  andProof of Heaven by Eben Alexander, MD The main takeaways I got are:-Life DOES continue after this life-We are LOVED by our creator, God-He has a great plan for us-We can tune into his love and plan any time, and the more we do the better we feel and the better we operate as men, husbands, fathers and in all areasLearn more in today's episode.Watch on YouTube here.And join the program to learn how to do this together.Dr. Mike P.S. Join our email list and get the training, How To Be More Attractive To Your Wife In The Next 7 Days, at StrongMen.io http://strongmen.ioP.P.S. Want to work more intensively with Dr. Mike and his team? Our Intensive Program is only open to a few men each month by invitation after a call with Dr. Mike. Apply here. https://form.jotform.com/230614546765157

We welcome back Kathleen Carr of the Catholic Art Institute to discuss humility and the difference between innovation and restoration for classic beauty. What did the efforts at Notre Dame do right, and what did they do very wrong? Father finishes with Timely Thoughts.   Show Notes Catholic Art Institute Support the Catholic Art Institute Way of Beauty: Rekindling Eucharistic Amazement Through VISIO Divina - Dr. Jem Sullivan Making Time for Sacred Art (Kathleen Carr) 9/17/24 Mediocrity Will Convert No One, but Beauty Will: The Purpose of Sacred Art in the Modern World| National Catholic Register Looking for Jesus at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Letter to Artists, (April 4, 1999) | John Paul II Good Music, Sacred Music, and Silence: Three Gifts of God for Liturgy and for Life Does the Church Need Good Music? (Dr. Peter Kwasniewski) 7/13/23 Do Catholics Really Need Beauty? (Cornelius Sullivan) 8/28/18 Critics Say New Church-Approved Plans for Notre-Dame Will Make the Place Look Like Disneyland | Artnet News France's heritage authorities back controversial plans for Notre-Dame Cathedral's interior | Catholic News Agency Top French designer created new vestments for Notre Dame The Saint Bede Studio in Australia: Purveyors of Fine Vestments ~ Liturgical Arts Journal Free Barabbas! - Beauty and Compromise at Notre Dame Gavin Ashenden reflects on the reopening of Notre Dame The Spiritual Rebirth of Notre Dame Cathedral | EWTN News In Depth iCatholic Mobile The Station of the Cross Merchandise - Use Coupon Code 14STATIONS for 10% off | Catholic to the Max Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

Just as our surroundings shift when a storm is coming, so too do our ordinary circumstances when the Lord comes onto the scene. SUBSCRIBE to our sister podcasts:Your Daily Prayer: https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-daily-prayer/Your Daily Bible Verse: https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-daily-bible-verse/ Full Transcript Below: A Change in Atmosphere  by Deidre Braley  When I was just a bare-footed wild child growing up on the edge of a great Maine wood, I would relish the hot, midsummer nights when the sky would turn dark and turbulent as a blackened eye and thunder would begin its war drum in the distance. On these evenings, my parents would bring my sister and I out onto our covered porch and we'd sit there, watching and waiting with half-held breath until hot electricity finally struck its purple zing across the sky.  I was no meteorologist, but even as a child I knew there was a powerful shift happening in the atmosphere. The whole world felt pregnant, magnetic, anticipatory. In the storm-filled air, my breath felt different. Familiar objects like our house, our chairs, the rusty blue swingset—they seemed novel in this light. Even my mother and father seemed changed. I felt as though anything  could and would happen, here in this familiar-but-foreign environment.  When I hear people talk about God as if he's boring—as though he is just a set of hymns stuck in the back of a stubborn old church pew—I want to grab their hands, pull them outside, and tilt their chins to the electric excitement all around them, just like my parents did for me when a storm blew in. I want to say, “Look! Listen! Feel! Can you sense it—this palpable change in the air when the Holy Spirit comes into our midst?”  Zephaniah 3:17 says, “The Lord your God is in your midst, a mighty one who will save; he will rejoice over you with gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you with loud singing.”  Just as our surroundings shift when a storm is coming, so too do our ordinary circumstances when the Lord comes onto the scene. Our problems look different when examined under his light. Our hanging heads can't help but lift toward the timbre of his voice. Our raging, fearful hearts settle in the presence of his quietude.  This is the wonder of God: that wherever he is, anything and everything can happen. Even our most commonplace lives can become electric with possibility when they're brought into the midst of our great Creator. And even our most troubling problems can take on new form when we let God remold them in his hands.  That is why it is so important to be intentional about entering into God's presence each day. If we spend all of our time looking at our lives from a worldly perspective, we'll quickly become disoriented, disengaged, or just completely discouraged. But when we spend time with the Lord, he doesn't make us stand at the threshold of the throne room—he hurries us in and shows us the world from his perspective. Even if nothing on the outside seems changed after these encounters, the air inside our souls will have undergone a tangible, atmospheric shift—allowing us to experience the same old world in a whole new way.  Intersecting Faith & Life:  Does it feel difficult to feel God's presence in your life right now—and to believe he hasthe power to change the atmosphere of any of your current circumstances? Read throughJob 38-39, and mark which examples of God's might and omniscience are most strikingto you. When you begin to doubt if he can make a difference in your life, practice saying, “If God can [insert one of the examples you marked], then he can [make a specific change in your life]. It might sound something like this: “If God can ‘loosen Orion's belt' (Job 8:31), then he can also provide the money I'll need to service my car this week.”  Being in nature is an incredible way to remember God's power and awe-inspiringattributes. Romans 1:20 says, “For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse.” Take a walk on the beach, lay on your back beneath the stars, or—better yet—pull up a chair and watch a storm. Bring your awareness to God, and praise him. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

We welcome back Kathleen Carr of the Sacred Art Institute to discuss beauty, liturgy, and the cultivation of good aesthetic taste. Why is sacred art so compelling, and why does it inspire so many conversions? Father Finishes with Timely Thoughts.   Show Notes Sacred Art & Adoration Presentation: The Eucharist as a Source of Beautiful Art & Culture | Catholic Art Institute Vision of Paschal Bayolon by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Mediocrity Will Convert No One, but Beauty Will: The Purpose of Sacred Art in the Modern World| National Catholic Register Catholic Art Institute Catholic Art Institute - YouTube Conference 2024 | Catholic Art Institute Liturgical Arts Journal The Difference of an Interior Restoration: St. Mary's in Menasha, WI ~ Liturgical Arts Journal Before and After: Holy Innocents in Long Beach, California ~ Liturgical Arts Journal Before and After: St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Janesville, Wisconsin ~ Liturgical Arts Journal Looking for Jesus at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Letter to Artists, (April 4, 1999) | John Paul II Good Music, Sacred Music, and Silence: Three Gifts of God for Liturgy and for Life Does the Church Need Good Music? (Dr. Peter Kwasniewski) 7/13/23 Do Catholics Really Need Beauty? (Cornelius Sullivan) 8/28/18 Diocese of Brooklyn Eucharistic Revival Mass at Louis Armstrong Stadium (Queens, NY) The 8th National Eucharist Congress | October 17-20, 1938 Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

1. Life is not About Your Dreams (1-11) 2. Life Does not Always Go According to Your Dreams (12-36) 3. Life Cannot be Found Apart from the Lord of the Dreams

Life DOES actually get in the way of even the best of intentions at times, but we get to choose when to let it, IF we have a steadfast determination to remain on track. Developing a burning desire to succeed means that even when we choose to go off track slightly on our goals, so long as we can hop back on the horse and drive results once more, there is nothing wrong with living in the room of error now and then. The most important part; Do NOT let a short stint of outside circumstances ever completely derail and defeat you. Instead, let this motivate you even more to rock out and continue through to your resolve.

Life DOES flash before our eyes when we die?! Tell you how we now know this. Weeknight Dinner Ideas so you don't have to THINK so much.Friday Favorites, Hollywood Outsiders and 3 Things to Know.

~Her Mission to Inspire you to want to Move Forward with your Life~ Does it feel impossible to fit it all in? Challenging times, like the recent pandemic, can add stress and grief to an already hectic life, raising anxiety levels. Residing in Rome, GA, Beverly Kievman Copen, is the acclaimed author of ‘It's Your Life, Isn't It?'. For decades, she has been inspiring people through her work as a glass ceiling shattering entrepreneur, an internationally in-demand motivational speaker, renowned photographer, and author. Her newest book offers life tools to deal with changes and difficult times. https://selfdiscoverymedia.com/?p=99248

On this 30th episode of Weekend Debrief, Dave and Wes talk about Dave’s vacation, the recent sermons from John 10:11-18 and 11:1-44, and what they are reading in a new monthly segment called “Reading Rainbow”! They also discuss why is it so significant that Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the Resurrection and Life? Does that actually make a difference for us today? What does it mean that there are sheep from outside the sheep pen who are brought into the flock? Send your comments, questions, or a “love/hate it” to (971) 301-2414. Book Recommendations: Before You Vote by David Platt - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1734952237/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_x_JniKFbFVGD4MW

If we just observe what we want, what we do, what other people want, what other people do, WHAT NATURE DOES, JUST OBSERVE, JUST PAY ATTENTION, we will clearly see the goals of LIFE, what LIFE DOES. But being a HUMAN adds another special GOAL, simply because of an acquired ABILITY to sense life beyond survival... Instagram @vitalymeditation РУССКИЙ ПОДКАСТ «ПОДКАСТ ПРО ВСЁ» @podcastprovse instagram

Are bones dry? Is blood sticky? Are cells ‘rough’? Do dead cells dry up? Are stiffer (cancer) tumours more dangerous? Would stickiness on another planet be a tell-tale sign of the presence of Life? Does the act of adding and/or removing parts make things imperfect. Therefore, are all engineered artifacts rough? Does wettability depend upon both materials? Why do cells jiggle inside the matrix? Are all living environments aqueous? Can the architecture of blood vessels or cells be mathematically modeled? Is context everything? Why do some materials refuse to stick to another? How does one make something slippery or sticky? Do dryness and roughness go together? How does a wound heal itself, & how ‘heterogeneous’ is the seal? Is surface tension a competition between cohesion and adhesion? Do cells have ‘feet’ to crawl and feel? Are there many ways of sticking? How do cancer cells survive elsewhere? Does the rigidity or fluidity of membranes impact the signaling processes themselves? Can there be a master glue that sticks everything? Do all bio-molecules multitask? Might all interfacial interactions (such as adhesion) be understood via electrical impulses? Will cyborgs of the future get cancer? SynTalk thinks about these & more questions using concepts from cell biology (Dr. Nagaraj Balasubramanian, IISER, Pune), & mechanical engineering (Prof. Suman Chakraborty, IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur). Listen in…

Peter Schwich on 2/7/2016 3rd Message in this Series People tend to struggle with finding their purpose in life. In this series we will learn more about Gods purpose for us. What is your purpose in Life? Does it glorify God?

Laura Kline on 1/31/2016 2nd Message in this Series People tend to struggle with finding their purpose in life. In this series we will learn more about Gods purpose for us. What is your purpose in Life? Does it glorify God?

Pastor Mark Borgetti on 1/24/2016 1st Message in this Series People tend to struggle with finding their purpose in life.  In this series we will learn more about Gods purpose for us. What is your purpose in Life? Does it glorify God?

Bread of Life :Does the devil fear you name? When you walk into a room do your enemies tremble because you belong to Jesus? Rev. Ray and Valeria talk about this coming from Acts 16: 14-36, Acts 19: 11-18, Mark 5:1-20 and Job 1:8-22 Jhn 6:32 KJV - Then Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Moses gave you not that bread from heaven; but my Father giveth you the true bread from heaven. Jhn 6:33 KJV - For the bread of God is he which cometh down from heaven, and giveth life unto the world. Jhn 6:34 KJV - Then said they unto him, Lord, evermore give us this bread. Jhn 6:35 KJV - And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst. When Christians Speak Radio Broadcast Shows: Thursdays @ 12noon Declaring The Finished Work with Sister Pat Randall , “Friday Night Joy” With Rev Ray @7pm and Sunday Evening, “Bread of Life” with Rev. Ray @ 5 pm.