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Send me a message"It can take decades to realize that your perfect little plans getting messed up... IS life."We are all trying to build a "perfect house" out of building blocks, but the bricks never stay in place. In this talk, Todd Perelmuter explains why our obsession with "perfect" is the very thing destroying our peace. From fighting lizards on a roof to the "leaky roof symphony," learn how to embrace the chaos and find permanent peace.What you'll discover:The Movie Metaphor: Why a "perfect life" is actually a boring movie you'd turn off in 2 seconds.The Projection Secret: Why 100% of other people's judgment has nothing to do with you.The Conflict Switch: How you have 100% of the power to end any argument instantly.Grand Life vs. Small Life: Why gossip and criticism are actually the "tax" for living a big, meaningful life.Timeline: 0:00 The Lizard Strategy (Life happens) 1:52 Why your "messed up" plans are a gift 4:24 Loving the "Villains" in your adventure 6:27 Dealing with bad reviews and gossip 9:04 How to live a courageous, "Grand Life" 11:29 The secret to ending conflict with kindnessPlease enjoy other episodes where I share meditation techniques, tips and spiritual lessons from around the world for peaceful and stress-free living. Remember to subscribe to stay up-to-date.For the days when life feels like too much, these 4 free books are for you. Get the free 4-books bundleIf my words have ever touched your heart or helped you through a hard moment, I'd be deeply grateful for your support in keeping this podcast alive. Support the PodcastAnd if you'd like to explore these ideas in greater depth, you can find all of my books here.

A cluttered home often leads to a cluttered mind and that chaos impacts more than just your space.In this Life Organizing Coaching episode of Coaching In Session, Michael Rearden speaks with Life Organizing Strategist Takilla Combs about the powerful connection between physical organization, mental clarity, productivity, and family dynamics.Takilla explains why organization is more than decluttering, it's about building systems that support how you actually live. She discusses how consumerism fuels chaos, why clutter affects mental health and time management, and how self-awareness is the first step toward change.The conversation dives into family involvement, teaching children accountability through organization, and fostering independence that builds confidence and self-esteem. They also explore the emotional side of possessions balancing sentimental value with practicality  and how letting go can create freedom, generosity, and even practical memories.If you're seeking clarity, better time management, stronger family systems, and a more intentional lifestyle, this episode provides practical, sustainable strategies.What You'll LearnWhy organization begins with self-awarenessHow clutter affects productivity and mental clarityThe impact of consumerism on physical and mental spaceWhy systems save time, energy, money, and spaceHow to involve family members in organizingWhy fostering independence in children builds confidenceThe balance between sentimental items and practicalityHow regularly purging maintains sustainable organizationWhy mental clarity improves time managementThe power of giving and transforming sentimental items into practical memoriesKey Takeaways✅ Organization is both physical and mental clarity✅ Self-awareness is the first step toward change✅ Clutter impacts productivity and mental health✅ Consumerism fuels chaos in our lives✅ Teaching children organization builds lifelong habits✅ Consistency maintains an organized environment✅ Systems eliminate overwhelm and decision fatigue✅ Letting go can be a gift to others✅ Traveling light teaches powerful lessons about possessions✅ A cluttered home often reflects a cluttered mind

Unlock the truth that life reflects your energy, effort, and mindset. In this powerful spiritual talk, Rev. Lee Wolak explores personal growth, self-awareness, conscious living, mindset transformation, and the law of cause and effect. Learn how your thoughts, actions, and commitment shape your reality and create lasting change from within. Sign up for my daily thought and weekly newsletter by clicking this link: https://www.agapespiritualcenter.com/free-affirmations If you find value in what Agape offers spiritually, emotionally, and in community, consider becoming a supporting member. Your recurring contribution helps us continue to share truth, healing, and transformation with the world. Click here to become a supporter: https://www.agapespiritualcenter.com/recurring-contributions/

那天跟智銘醫師 在節目上聊天， 他的專業是耳鼻喉科。 平常我們跑診所， 多半是因為感冒， 所以很容易把 耳鼻喉的各種症狀， 都簡單的歸因於感冒。 但跟智銘醫師聊， 我才發現， 耳鼻喉的病症， 遠比我們以為的複雜得多。 很多病症我都沒聽過， 不過智銘醫師厲害的是， 他不只關注醫學， 也關注演藝圈和體育界。 所以每當他講一個 我很陌生的病症， 馬上就連結一個名人， 瞬間我有一種： 「啊，原來他有這個狀況喔！」 ─ 好比你聽過「梅尼爾氏症」嗎？ 沒有對吧， 但你知道嗎？ 有次張學友 在馬來西亞辦演唱會， 演唱到一半， 突然跌坐在舞台， 把大家嚇壞了。 但歌神不愧是歌神， 只見他閉眼緩和幾秒後， 立刻神色自若起身， 繼續完成演唱。 事後， 他才聊到， 自己患有「梅尼爾氏症」， 這是一種「耳水不平衡」的病， 也就是內耳裡的淋巴液， 製造速度太快， 或是吸收速度太慢， 造成的水分失衡。 如果內耳水腫的區域， 在前庭的話， 就會引起眩暈。 張學友說自己的狀況， 大概每年會發作一起， 只是這次運氣不好， 竟然在演唱會時發作。 ─ 另外， 智銘也跟我聊到， 像是綠巨人浩克的演員 馬克‧盧法洛曾長了聽神經瘤， 導致顏面神經失調， 差點斷送了演員之路。 還有網壇巨星小威廉斯， 在她拿下二十三座大滿貫金盃 的傲人成就下， 其實她飽受鼻竇炎的困擾。 ─ 聽著智銘聊名人故事， 我突然有種感慨， 其實很多人都不容易， 不管是在台前光鮮亮麗， 或是在生活裡腳踏實地。 或多或少， 都有些折騰的隱疾， 必須努力面對與治療， 但也正因為如此， 他們的成就才更令人敬佩。 ─ ♥️臉書粉專「耳鼻喉科張智銘醫師」｜ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577262131994

最近有個錯覺， 以為我的「Life不下課」 轉型為醫療保健節目了。 因為不少醫師朋友， 願意撥出他們寶貴時間， 來節目分享醫學知識。 剛好這一塊， 是我最欠缺的， 也是聽眾最在乎的。 這次來節目的智銘醫師， 是亞東醫院耳鼻喉部 專任主治醫師。 他發表了30多篇 國際醫療期刊SCI論文， 而且最近還出了 新書《不只是感冒》。 因為我事前都會給訪綱， 但看到智銘醫師手上的訪綱時， 我嚇了一跳， 上面密密麻麻的整理和筆記， 根本是用寫論文的精神， 來準備這場訪談啊！ ─ 智銘醫師聊到 一個很有意思的概念。 他說， 人習慣用自己 熟悉的事情下定論。 對於疾病也是如此， 耳、鼻、喉哪裡不舒服， 很多人一概歸因於感冒。 好，歸因錯了也罷， 還會說服自己說， 感冒休息幾天就好了， 反而因此延誤就診時機。 他作為耳鼻喉科醫生 的專業就在於， 如何識別症狀的差異， 精準判斷到底是什麼病症。 ─ 智銘醫師跟我說了個故事， 美國國父華盛頓67歲時， 從政壇退休， 準備安享老年生活。 沒想到， 有天外頭濕冷， 他堅持外出巡視莊園， 回來不久後覺得身體不舒服。 症狀像是感冒， 喉嚨痛，聲音沙啞， 過沒兩天病情惡化， 發燒、顫抖、喘氣、 連說話也非常困難。 短短幾天內， 華盛頓竟然就撒手人寰了。 後來醫學界推斷， 華盛頓的死因很可能是 「急性會厭炎」 會厭是一片 位於舌根後面的軟骨， 像是一個蓋子， 當我們吃東西時， 他會蓋住喉頭， 防止食物掉入氣管。 而細菌感染通常是 「急性會厭炎」的主因， 導致氣道阻塞，難以呼吸。 如果及早診斷出來， 讓病患做氣切手術， 就能解除窒息危機。 但華盛頓沒那幸運， 當時醫療水平不高， 根本察覺不出來， 甚至他還被用了放血療法， 最後平白無故丟了性命。 ─ 這其實也告訴我們， 別讓自己認知停留於感冒， 多瞭解醫學相關資訊， 提高自己對病症的敏銳度。 關鍵時刻， 不僅能自救， 也能救家人一命。 ─ ♥️臉書粉專「耳鼻喉科張智銘醫師」｜ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577262131994

Summary - Battles explores the various struggles we face in life, emphasizing that these battles can be emotional, mental, spiritual, or relational. Ms. G shares personal experiences and biblical insights, particularly from Deuteronomy, to illustrate that we are not alone in our struggles. God fights for us, and our faith in His power can help us overcome fear and uncertainty. Ms. G encourage listeners to trust in God, surrender their worries, and recognize that battles can build faith and endurance.Key TakeawaysBattles in Life: Life presents battles that are not always physical but can be emotional, mental, spiritual, or relational.God's Support: We are not fighting alone; God fights for us, and His ways are always better.Faith Over Fear: Fear focuses on the size of the battle, but faith focuses on God's power.Surrender and Trust: Surrendering to God means giving over stress and worry, allowing Him to work in ways we cannot.Growth Through Struggles: Battles build faith, endurance, and reliance on God, and they may serve a greater purpose beyond ourselves.This message resonates emotionally by offering hope and encouragement, reminding listeners of God's unwavering support and the strength found in faith.

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最近讀李尚龍的 《把時間浪費在值得的事情》， 很有收穫。 書裡寫了一百篇 關於時間管理的短文， 我稍微梳理歸納， 統整成四個面向。 其中一個面向， 叫做「社交管理」。 這點很有趣， 我們都知道社交重要， 有人稱他為人脈存摺， 但從時間管理的角度來看， 其實社交很花時間。 所以要社交沒錯， 不過最好是有品質的社交。 書裡提供幾個方法： 1.減少無效社交 社交的本質是旗鼓相當， 也就是等價交換。 換言之， 比你強太多或弱太多的人， 其實都是在浪費你時間。 因為你們怎麼交換， 都有一方覺得自己虧了。 這樣說也許很殘忍， 但正好提醒我們自己， 你想要認識更厲害的人， 就先讓自己變強吧！ 畢竟，等價交換， 才會有等價的情感。 2.別和他人做沒意義的爭論 社群上很多吵架王， 他們自己寫不出好文章， 卻很會到處留言開戰。 所以如果你是創作者， 請把時間留給創作， 永遠別跟酸民做沒意義的爭論。 因為討論的基礎， 是雙方擁有足夠水準。 諷刺的是， 在社群時代， 總能連結到傻子， 他們時間沒你值錢， 卻能用豐富的吵架經驗擊潰你。 ─

前陣子網路上， 有人問說， 學生時代讀一堆科目， 像是文言文、三角函數、 元素週期表什麼的， 到底有什麼用？ 沒想到意外 引發一場深度討論。 其中有個網友， 提出一個前所未見的角度， 贏得大家的讚賞。 ─ 這位網友說， 其實，這些課程並不是設計給你的， 而是給那些以後有能力， 繼續在這個領域深造的孩子。 為什麼要這樣做呢？ 因為其實教育的成本很高， 不信的話， 你把學校授課總時數加起來， 再乘上一般家教的時薪， 就會發現根本沒多少家庭負擔的起。 所以怎麼辦呢？ 義務教育就出現了， 把大家集中起來一起上課， 一同分擔成本， 並篩選出值得培養的孩子。 ─ 換個角度來看， 大家原本都是分母， 分擔學費，降低學習成本； 但如果你學得夠好， 恭喜你，你就能成為分子。 就像去KTV唱歌， 你不會唱，只去吃東西， 人家很會唱，麥克風都在他手上， 那你就是分母，人家就是分子。 所以， 如果你其中一兩科學好， 基本上學費就賺回來了； 但如果表現不怎麼樣， 也沒啥好抱怨， 因為你也沒花多少錢， 就得到還可以的教育水準。 ─ 我認為這個「成本均攤說」， 還蠻有意思的， 他提供了一個視角， 讓人找到學習的利基點。 也就是如果你學得越好， 就能從分母晉身為分子， 讓大家的學費把你拱上去， 那不是挺划算的嗎？ ─ 除此之外， 我在《主角模式》， 看見另一個洞見。 作者樊登指出， 有個概念叫做「學習的悖論」。 指的是你需要學習的東西， 恰恰是你不知道的東西； 而正因為你不知道， 所以意識不到它的存在。 所以義務教育之所以重要， 在於他幫我們打破了學習的悖論， 試想，如果沒有義務教育。 你會沒事去接觸國文、數學、 物理、化學等各領域的知識嗎？ 所以本質上， 義務教育也是一種， 幫助我們跨領域學習的方式。 ─ 義務教育不完美， 也有著各式各樣的問題， 但如果能換個角度思考， 或許能重新找回學習的意義。 ─

我從小就是寶可夢迷， 不管是每個禮拜的新集數， 還是Gameboy的寶可夢卡匣， 我都是看滿玩滿，絕不錯過。 神奇的是， 現在當了老爸， 寶可夢從我的童年， 悄悄來到孩子的童年。 我家雙寶也超愛寶可夢， 之前去日本玩的時候， 我們造訪好幾間寶可夢中心， 買了不少娃娃。 有時PiuPiu在家， 還會開寶可夢學校， 把寶可夢們一字排開， 自己當老師，給他們上課。 ─ 最近Switch2出了 一款寶可夢新遊戲， 叫做「Pokemom Pokopia」， 他打破過去我對寶可夢遊戲的認知， 不過卻成為我和Piu目前最愛的遊戲。 到底怎麼回事呢？ 相較過去寶可夢遊戲， 玩家必須透過戰鬥， 收服並訓練寶可夢， 然後跟其他訓練家對戰。 Pokopia完全沒有戰鬥。 他的遊戲設定是這樣的， 你是一隻人形的百變怪， 來到廢棄的城鎮， 這裡只有一片荒蕪。 你的任務很簡單， 讓這片土地恢復生機， 把他打造成能吸引 寶可夢聚集的城鎮。 簡單來說， 這款遊戲運用 寶可夢的強大IP， 融入了《動物森友會》、 《創世小玩家》、《麥塊》玩法， 打造出一款創造型的沙盒遊戲。 我特別喜歡遊戲的幾個特色： ─ 1.打造棲地 遊戲裡你要蒐集新的寶可夢， 那就必須打造他喜歡的棲地， 有些喜歡草木叢生、 有些喜歡待在水邊、 有些喜歡岩石密集處。 所以玩家更像是在 建立一個生態系， 透過澆灌、種草、種花， 慢慢打造一個寶可夢生態圈。 ─ 2.技能擴增 本來我還在想， 為什麼遊戲 要用百變怪當主角？ 玩了之後才明白， 他的確是不二人選， 因為百變怪能模仿 其他寶可夢的招式。 所以隨著遊戲進展， 你的技能會越來越豐富， 水槍澆花、碎岩開路、 居合斬收割。 而且開發料理之後， 還能強化技能的威力， 角色成長的回饋感非常好。 ─ 3.自由創作 在遊戲裡， 有主線故事， 讓喜歡目標感的玩家， 可以有跡可循。 但你也可以自由創作， 打造你心目中的寶可夢世界。 所以這也引發玩家 在社群曬作品的熱潮， 有人把礦車蓋成雲霄飛車， 有了蓋了一座寶可夢城堡， 有人建立了自動灌溉系統。 這就是遊戲的魅力， 只要你有想法， 在遊戲裡都能成真。 ─ 我從沒想過， 不戰鬥的寶可夢遊戲， 竟然可以這麼好玩！ ─

那天， 家德和庭旭 來我節目受訪。 我觀察到一點， 家德的兒子庭旭， 在節目裡很能講， 一點也不輸他老爸。 而且後來我們一塊用餐， 他也很能開話題， 完全不會因為 爸爸在旁邊， 而扭捏不敢講。 這讓我很好奇， 家德到底在孩子 身上施展了什麼魔法？ 家德告訴我， 庭旭不是那種 世俗價值裡 那種成績好的孩子。 但是厲害在於， 他是屬於倒吃甘蔗型的， 會越活越出色的那種， 跟他老爸一樣。 原因在於家德 很重視四件事情： ─ 一、給閱讀動力，不給考試壓力 相較成績， 家德更重視閱讀。 所以他時不時 跟兒子聊書： 「最近在讀什麼啊？」 這養成庭旭 大量閱讀的習慣。 也因為閱讀慣了， 談吐和文字連帶產生質變。 ─ 二、投資他學習自己的人生 大多父母， 供養孩子讀到大學， 但大學之後的學習， 長什麼樣子他們並不知道。 可是家德因為 長期在企業服務， 非常明白成人學習的重要。 所以他送了庭旭一份禮物， 那就是一年份的 「商業思維學院會員」。 讓兒子知道， 即使出了學校， 也要持續投資自己的腦袋。 ─ 三、鼓勵他寫作，讓思想成為力量 很多人以為 寫作是作家的事， 不當作家就不必寫作。 大錯特錯。 家德鼓勵兒子開部落格， 從讀書心得開始寫起， 因為寫作不僅思考訓練， 更是個人口碑的長期累積。 會寫作的人， 比不會寫作的人， 多出太多機會了。 ─ 四、讓他接觸優秀的大人世界 這點我覺得最厲害， 完全是身教的極致展現。 家德常帶庭旭 參加朋友的聚會， 直接讓兒子看看， 優秀的人是怎麼活的。 這點難在， 很考驗父母的見識， 如果父母整天閉門造車， 是不可能帶孩子見世面的。 久而久之， 庭旭自然也開始 嚮往那些優秀大人的世界。 ─ 別讓孩子 被成績定義了， 你的眼界， 決定孩子的世界。 ─ ♥️ 臉書粉專「吳家德」｜ https://www.facebook.com/wu.jia.de.659944

父母子女一場， 如果說要你回想 一幅印象最深刻的畫面， 那會是什麼呢？ 那天， 我訪家德和庭旭， 他們父子檔一起寫書， 把彼此同行的深刻回憶， 也一併寫進書裡。 家德最難忘的， 是庭旭小學畢業前， 他邀請兒子來一趟單車之旅。 ─ 從台南新市出發， 一路騎往玉井， 全程來回約五十公里。 一開始路況平緩， 父子倆有說有笑， 天南地北的聊著； 隨著坡度上升， 兩人漸顯吃力， 汗不停地滑落， 呼吸越來越急促。 好不容易熬到目的地， 家德和庭旭點了 一大碗愛文芒果冰， 金黃色的小山 讓人看了暑氣全消。 庭旭跟爸爸說， 那是他吃過最痛快的冰； 家德回說， 因為那是用你汗水換來的。 ─ 吃完冰後， 即將踏上歸途， 已經沒有出發時的意氣風發。 家德告訴兒子， 慢慢騎，不趕路， 有時慢反而能看得清楚。 於是他們邊騎邊停， 欣賞沿途風景， 畫面美得像首詩。 騎經左鎮時， 看到小農路邊擺攤， 家德停下車， 跟阿婆買了幾顆芒果。 兒子不解，問老爸說 我們都快騎不動了， 怎麼還要載這些芒果呢？ 家德笑著告訴他： 「阿婆在這麼熱的天氣賣水果， 比我們辛苦多了，幫她買一些， 讓阿婆可以早點收攤回家。」 庭旭理解了， 轉身對阿婆微笑點頭。 ─ 這趟單車之旅， 父子倆全身汗流浹背， 腿騎到都抽筋了， 但很神奇的是， 這反而成為他們心中， 最美好深刻的一段回憶。 聽了家德和庭旭， 滔滔不絕聊起這段往事， 回到家後， 我看著四歲兒子喬治， 心裡不禁開始期待著： 「我要和兒子 創造什麼樣的回憶呢？」 ─ ♥️臉書粉專「吳家德」｜ https://www.facebook.com/wu.jia.de.659944

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最近在讀 《把時間浪費在值得的事情》， 覺得李尚龍的寫法蠻有意思的。 他就是蒐集了很多 時間管理的概念和技巧， 然後寫成100篇好讀的短文。 這種寫法的好處， 在於輕巧和生活化； 不過就會比較缺乏系統化， 所以我自己在讀的時候， 會重新分類。 把書中內容分成 效率管理、社交管理、 能量管理、創造管理四大類， 比較能把近似的概念記起來。 這篇就來聊聊幾個 「效率管理」的技巧吧！ ─ 1.每天早上起來，列一個計劃 李尚龍說， 你要是沒有計畫， 就要被人計畫。 所以他習慣早上起來， 坐在一個安靜的地方， 給自己列今日計畫。 每完成一項， 就劃掉一項， 甚至會設立獎勵， 只要每日計畫完成， 就可以享受獎勵。 ─ 2.迅速進入狀態 你有沒有發現， 坐在辦公桌前， 從零開始做一件事是困難的？ 為了讓自己迅速進入狀態， 李尚龍有個習慣， 他會前一天做事時， 留個尾巴， 方便隔天從這裡開始。 也就是說， 迅速進入狀態， 是可以提前規劃的。 ─ 3.留意手機上的小紅點 我們的時間， 都是被手機偷走的， 不信，你可以查一下， 每天自己花多少時間在手機上。 那該怎麼辦呢？ 最好的做法， 就是只在固定時間， 滑手機或回覆訊息。 你動不動回訊息， 人家又再回傳， 你永遠回不完。 ─ 4.兩分鐘原則 生活中有許多瑣事， 你不以為意， 但累積起來就很可怕。 如何決定要不要處理？ 很簡單， 如果一件事兩分鐘內 可以處理完畢， 就立刻處理。 因為如果你不處理， 他就會在大腦停留， 癱瘓你的系統。 ─ 如果想提升工作效率， 不妨就從這四個技巧開始吧！ ─

最近看到 納瓦爾的一句話， 讓我陷入沉思。 他說：「地位，是一場零和遊戲。」 所謂零和遊戲， 指有人贏，就有人得輸， 無法所有人都是贏家。 好，那地位 為何是零和遊戲呢？ 原因很簡單， 令人稱羨的地位， 也就那麼幾個， 你得到了， 那就注定有人落馬。 這跟職場升遷的道理是一樣的， 他被提拔了，你就注定黯淡。 ─ 當然， 我們也不用這麼矯情， 視功名地位如浮雲什麼的， 畢竟，大多人還在職場拚搏， 想往上爬，獲得優渥薪資， 讓家人過上更好生活， 這是天經地義的。 只是， 納瓦爾這句話， 提醒了我們一件事。 地位的本質， 是不斷地競爭和比較， 而你的能量也在這場遊戲中， 不停被消耗。 原本這些能量， 你可以專注提升自己， 創造正向影響力， 但現在卻被用來爬地位天梯。 你以為爬上去後， 會獲得更大的自由， 卻發現上去之後下不來， 被迫繼續參與這場地位遊戲。 ─ 以前， 我很在乎一些頭銜， 像是作家之前要加「暢銷」； 講者之前要加「知名」， 好像那才能證明我的份量。 不過隨著步入中年， 年輕時那種嚮往鎂光燈的心， 似乎慢慢冷卻下來了。 該怎麼形容這種感受呢？ 那是一種， 我不再需要用「別人怎麼看我」 來確認自己的位置。 有人知道我，還不錯； 沒人知道我，也無所謂； 我不會因為知道我的人多或少， 而決定加強曝光或不斷刷存在， 就是維持我的步調， 一天一篇貼文，一集節目。 像是山澗流水， 你不會特別在意他， 但他就是一直都在。 ─ 地位遊戲很迷人， 但那正是我們無法自由的原因。 ─

Reflect on the enduring truth of God’s goodness, even amid life’s hardships. Using Psalm 27 as an anchor, this devotional reminds us that our outward circumstances do not determine the inward state of our hearts. By recalling God’s faithfulness, seeking intimacy with Him, and remembering His past provision, we can remain confident in His goodness today, shifting perspective from what seems lacking to what God has already provided. Highlights Anchor Scripture: Psalm 27 provides comfort and reassurance amid trials. Confidence in God: Trusting God’s goodness despite external challenges renews hope. God’s Presence: He never leaves or forsakes His children (Deut. 31:6, Isa. 41:10). Active Remembrance: Reflecting on personal experiences of God’s care strengthens faith. Encouragement through Music: Songs like The Goodness of God by Bethel Music can reinforce God’s faithfulness. Intersecting Faith & Life Life inevitably brings struggle and hardship, but God’s presence never wavers. We can cultivate hope and courage by returning to anchor scriptures, recalling God’s past faithfulness, and focusing on His goodness rather than current difficulties. Intentionally meditating on His promises and using tools like Scripture or worship music can encourage a steadfast heart even during storms. This episode is sponsored by Trinity Debt Management. If you are struggling with debt call Trinity today. Trinity's counselors have the knowledge and resources to make a difference. Our intention is to help people become debt-free, and most importantly, remain debt-free for keeps!" If your debt has you down, we should talk. Call us at 1-800-793-8548 | https://trinitycredit.org TrinityCredit – Call us at 1-800-793-8548. Whether we're helping people pay off their unsecured debt or offering assistance to those behind in their mortgage payments. https://trinitycredit.org Full Transcript Below: The Goodness of GodBy: Megan J. Conner Bible Reading:“I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living.” - Psalm 27:13 (NIV) Do you have an anchor scripture or favorite passage of the Bible that you regularly return to for comfort or encouragement? I have a few, but one of my favorites is Psalm 27. I have read and reread this psalm more times than I can count. I even handwrote the full psalm in my journal because I am a writer and writers best retain information through the physical act of writing (or typing) and reading. Regardless of how I have interacted with the text, I just can’t seem to get away from this particular passage. It’s like I somehow knew these words would need to be forever etched into my heart. Psalm 27 was written by David during one of his many flights from those who sought to take his life. Though it looked as if the deck was completely stacked against him, David determined to put his faith in the Lord for refuge and rescue. Many of the declarations he makes in this narrative are bold refutes against the temptation to despair. In verse three, he states, “though an army besiege me, my heart will not fear; though war break out against me, even then I will be confident.” He continues on in verse eight to say, “My heart says of you, ‘Seek his face!’ Your face, LORD, I will seek.” Ultimately, what David desired most was intimacy and companionship with the Lord, for that really is the only place where we can obtain true and lasting comfort. David understood that his outward circumstances did not have to dictate the inward position of his heart. The goodness of God remained even if it looked like everything around him was falling apart. No matter your age, occupation, or geographic location, like David, life has likely thrown you some hard knocks. Unfortunately, disappointments and hardships are guaranteed in this fallen world. No one is immune. In fact, the Bible actually promises that we will encounter struggle. Jesus said, “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33, NIV). The good news is that we are not alone in our trials. The Bible affirms that God is present and helping us through our circumstances. Our Heavenly Father promises He will never leave or forsake us (Deut. 31:6), He is close to those who call upon Him (Psalm 145:18), He will draw near to us when we draw near to Him (James 4:8), and He will help us and uphold us with his righteous right hand (Isa. 41:10). You can be confident that God has not left you alone in the difficulties or challenges you are facing. Sometimes, our souls just need to be reminded of God's unmovable, unfailing love. In Psalm 27, David refuted the lie of defeat by declaring who God is, all He had already done, and the Biblical promises He has made to those who love Him. Reciting these truths and recalling times when you have personally witnessed God’s care and provision in your life helps shift your perspective from what seems to be lacking to what has been provided. In light of this fresh perspective, hope can be renewed. And it is here, in this place of confident assurance in Him, that you can look out beyond the momentary affliction you are facing and say: No matter what is going on… “I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living.” - Psalm 27:13 (NIV) Intersecting Faith & Life: Do you have an anchor scripture you turn to again and again in times of trouble? If so, when was the last time you recited it? One of the best ways to stir up our souls is through song. Ultimately, the psalms penned by David were meant to be sung. Music has such an incredible ability to soothe and encourage our blistered or discouraged hearts. One song that ministers to me when I need to be reminded of the abundance in my life rather than the lack is The Goodness of God by Bethel Music and Jenn Johnson. Take some time to look up the lyrics or listen to this song today. May it remind you of God’s love, faithfulness, and goodness present in your life. Further Reading:Isaiah 41:1-20Psalm 27 Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Best nutrients to take in your 40s, 50s, and 60s Every stage of life brings opportunities to shift and refine nutritional goals, and you don't have to do it alone. In this episode of Live Foreverish, Dr. Mike and Dr. Crystal harness years of experience to guide you through your path to help meet your current health needs. #LELEARN #EDULFsocial

Message from morning service - Church on the Hill, San Jose, CA

Special guest stars Matt Sergi and Dylan Coley crash the Fails to discuss the unheralded and wild morality play about Life learning to Die and learning to Live, while Matt and David slowly sip a brown and yellow stripey concoction .

那天， 家德說了一個 足以影響我一生的故事。 時間回到當年， 兒子剛上小學， 家德自然滿懷期待。 當兒子考好時， 家德會給予鼓勵； 但如果成績不理想， 雖不至於責備， 但臉上難掩失望。 讓家德印象最深的， 是兒子小學二年級時， 有次段考完後， 兒子神色不安，對他說： 「爸爸，這次我考差了， 讓你失望，真是抱歉。」 ─ 換作一般人可能會說， 這孩子懂自省，很好啊！ 可是兒子這段話， 反而讓家德愣住了， 他敏銳地感受到， 孩子的歉意， 其實不是對成績， 而是對父親情緒的恐懼。 家德不斷追問自己， 到底我在乎的， 是孩子的成績？ 還是自己的面子？ 從那之後， 家德放下了「分數導向」的焦慮， 轉而用「成長導向」來看待孩子。 ─ 家德有句話說得真切： 「父親的愛沒有分數。」 但不在乎分數， 不意味著放羊吃草， 而是家德把眼光放得更遠。 家德常說： 「親子教養，陪伴信仰。」 相較有的父母， 習慣把孩子教育外包出去， 家德更喜歡把時間花在跟孩子互動。 所以他兒子庭旭， 是這麼形容自己父親的： 「他就像一位熟識的老朋友。」 朋友之間， 不會動不動說教， 也不會老把成績掛嘴上。 取而代之的， 是會關心你的近況， 想知道你在忙什麼， 以及有什麼好玩的。 ─ 我想起家德， 曾告訴我的一句話： 「不要讓自己 變成孩子不喜歡的大人。」 因此他自己奉行三個原則： ‧用故事取代說教 ‧用陪伴割捨溺愛 ‧用關心替代命令 這也是為什麼 他能成為孩子口中的老朋友， 距離近了，情感有了， 孩子自然也會把你的話放在心上。 ─ 我很慶幸， 在自己孩子還小的時候， 就收穫這麼寶貴的親子相處心法。 ─ ❤️臉書粉專「吳家德」｜ https://www.facebook.com/wu.jia.de.659944

你有沒有發現， 其實華人文化裡， 父子關係蠻緊繃的。 為什麼呢？ 我聽過一個說法， 這來自於儒家文化 「移孝作忠」的影響。 也就是把人倫裡的「孝道」 和政治上的「忠誠」連結起來， 要求你必須像孝順父母那樣， 對君王盡忠。 但這會造成什麼問題呢？ 家庭是講愛的地方， 政治才講階級。 可很多人自動把兩者劃上等號， 把政治的階級觀和服從帶回家庭， 變成父母高高在上，是一家之君； 而子女俯首稱臣，必須聽命於父母。 這也是為什麼， 很多家庭裡的父親形象， 都是不苟言笑、大權在握， 卻和孩子成為最熟悉的陌生人。 ─ 但是， 在家德和庭旭身上， 讓我看到原來 父子之間可以有不一樣風景。 家德和庭旭是父子， 他們倆合寫一本書， 叫做《大人的祝福，孩子的幸福》。 要看一位父親做得怎麼樣， 其實不是聽他怎麼講， 而是問聽他孩子怎麼說。 所以我特別 整集都讓兒子庭旭說， 把父親家德的麥克風關靜音， 這樣兒子才能暢所欲言嘛。 庭旭的描述很有意思， 他說爸爸像是老朋友， 不會整天扳著臉說教， 然後自己也做不到。 在他腦海裡， 爸爸時常跟他聊天， 但不是聊考幾分第幾名， 而是問他學校有什麼有趣的事？ 交了哪些朋友？最近年輕人在玩什麼？ 很奇怪， 只要爸爸一問， 庭旭的話匣子莫名就打開， 瓜啦瓜啦講個沒完。 ─ 我問庭旭， 難道你們不會衝突嗎？ 庭旭說當然會， 印象最深的一次， 是爸爸陪他練車， 因為自己很久沒開，非常緊張， 爸爸也求好心切，語氣漸漸急促。 而他壓抑的情緒， 終於在開上高速公路後爆發了： 「要不是你是我爸， 我早就下車不開了！」 庭旭一時激動，脫口而出， 接下來的三十分鐘， 車內瀰漫著尷尬的氣氛， 父子之間沒有一句話。 但家德打破沉默，對庭旭說： 「對不起，我剛剛有點太急了。」 庭旭愣住， 就這麼簡單一句道歉， 讓他瞬間釋懷不少。 ─ 在他們身上， 讓我看見， 原來父親是可以卸下沉重的包袱， 跟孩子當老朋友的， 有歡笑、有衝突、有和解， 更重要的是，有愛。 ─ ❤️臉書粉專「吳家德」｜ https://www.facebook.com/wu.jia.de.659944

"Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; still achieving, still pursuing; Learn to labor and to wait." (H.W. Longfellow)

"Danyelle Cedar's memoir, Dear Thomas, is about her journey of what it was like to be in love with a drug addict. She takes us down the journey of the endless cycle of relapse and recovery, holding desperately onto hope. She has their entire life planned out, until she is completely blindsided. As she wrote Dear Thomas, she recognized her own addictions she battled with: her addiction to being needed, her addiction to success, her addiction to prove others wrong, and her addiction to love.    Danyelle is currently working on the sequel to Dear Thomas, which she eventually shares details of what it was like to survive the horrific 2023 Lahaina wildfire. She currently resides on the island of Oahu where she manages a bikini store, as she patiently waits for her Maui family home to be rebuilt."   Danyelle Cedar Author, Dear Thomas dearthomasthebook@gmail.com  

Welcome to The All Means All podcast at Cathedral of the Rockies. This message the third in Life Worth Living, based on Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters Most by Matthew Croasmun, Miroslav Volf, and Ryan McAnnally-Linz. Pastor Irene helps us find what the path towards a Life Worth Living is.Donate to our Capital Campaign: https://secure.myvanco.com/L-ZA1K/campaign/C-14SNFGive Online: https://www.cathedraloftherockies.org/donate/Connect with us:Facebook Downtown Campus: https://www.facebook.com/cathedraloftherockiesFacebook Amity Campus: https://www.facebook.com/cathedraloftherockiesamityInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cathedral_of_the_rockies/Instagram Cathedral Families: https://www.instagram.com/cathedralfamilies/

From Eden to the ChurchBeauty, Architecture, and the Space Where God Dwells Christian architecture is not primarily about style or preference. It is about ordering space so that human beings learn how to dwell with God. The Church building is Eden remembered and anticipated—a place where heaven and earth meet, so that God's people can be formed and then sent back into the world. Key Biblical Insights 1. Eden Was God's Dwelling Place Eden is first described not as humanity's home, but as God's planted garden—a place of divine presence, beauty, and order. Genesis 2:8–9 — God plants the garden; trees are "pleasant to the sight." 2. Eden Is a Garden and a Mountain Scripture explicitly identifies Eden as elevated sacred space. Ezekiel 28:13–14 — "Eden, the garden of God… the holy mountain of God." 3. Eden Is a Source of Life Life flows outward from God's dwelling. Genesis 2:10–14 — A river flows out of Eden and becomes four rivers. 4. Eden Is Not the Whole World Eden is placed within creation, not identical with it. Genesis 2:8 — Eden is "in the east." Genesis 1:28 — Humanity is commanded to "fill the earth." 5. Humanity's Original Vocation Human beings are called to guard sacred space and extend its order outward. Genesis 2:15 — Adam is placed in the garden "to till and keep it." 6. Gardens and Groves as Sacred Space After the fall, God's presence continues to be associated with cultivated places. Genesis 12:6–7; 13:18; 18:1 — God appears to Abraham at the oaks of Mamre. 1 Kings 6:29–32 — The Temple is carved with palm trees, flowers, and cherubim. Psalm 92:12–14 — The righteous are "planted in the house of the LORD." Isaiah 51:3; Ezekiel 36:35 — Restoration is described as becoming "like the garden of Eden." 7. Sacred Space After the Fall God re-establishes Eden's pattern through mountains and temples. Exodus 24:9–10 — God enthroned on Sinai. Psalm 48:1–2 — Zion as the mountain of the Great King. 8. The Church as Eden Continued The Church gathers the patterns of Eden—mountain, garden, throne, and life-giving water—into one place so that God may dwell with His people. 9. Eden Fulfilled, Not Abandoned Scripture ends with Eden expanded to fill the world. Revelation 21:3 — "The dwelling of God is with men." Revelation 22:1–2 — River of Life and Tree of Life healing the nations. Why Architecture Matters Architecture forms us slowly and quietly through repeated dwelling. Ordered, beautiful space trains us for patience, reverence, and stability. The Church is not an escape from the world, but a seed of the world's renewal. Takeaway Architecture is theology you inhabit. Eden is still the pattern—and the Church is where we learn to carry that pattern into the world.  

Why does college feel so much harder than you expected it to be? This episode is about the struggles associated with adjusting to college, but many of the themes are universal and apply to other life stages and transitions as well.  Some of the biggest challenges in life involve managing expectations and dealing with disappointment. These challenges often come into play when you're navigating unknowns and big milestones such as going to college, developing new relationships, getting a new job, and more. College can be one of the biggest transitions of your life—new routines, new expectations, new environments, new friendships… and often a lot of grief under the surface. Many college students may be grieving their high school experience, missing old friends and family, and feeling overwhelmed by a new environment. Depression, anxiety, and loneliness are very common, especially during the first semester. However, some people do great at first, and difficult emotions may appear later as the novelty wears off and reality sets in. In today's episode, you'll hear the story of one student who almost transferred near the end of her first semester of college. So for those of you struggling in college—or with any phase of life—please remember: YOU ARE NOT ALONE ❤️ Tessa is currently a junior in college, but she had a very difficult first semester and was seriously talking about transferring when things started to turn around. She shares how her first semester didn't match what she expected, how it impacted her confidence, and why she felt like something must be wrong with her when it seemed like everyone else was having more fun. Dr. Beth and Tessa talk about how long it can take to build real friendships, how to handle uncomfortable social situations and loneliness, and why giving yourself time (often a full year) can make a huge difference. As you'll find out in this episode, struggling doesn't mean you made the wrong choice—it often means you're right in the middle of adjusting. This episode is for anyone who feels behind, left out, or overwhelmed by the pressure to “love college immediately.” Never lose faith that things can get better and that you have so much to offer others and the world. Also remember: things are often not the way they appear on social media. Social media is full of false impressions and false advertising, and most people don't post their lonely or anxious moments on Instagram. Some of the best advice from today's episode: open up, share your struggles with others, reach out, and invite people to do things. It can change their lives—and it can change yours. When you start sharing, you often find that you're not alone, and others feel less alone too. Life is very hard and incredibly beautiful at the same time. Share your unique and beautiful self with the world. You will find your people and your place—so never give up.

We don't talk about the Spirit enough, and yet he is the most vital to our daily spiritual lives, for it is the Spirit who empowers these gifts in everyone for the common good, Paul says. “Gifted hands. Gifted eyes. Gifted ears.” No hand our eyes or ears do anything. It is the brain that makes it happen. If I go brain dead, my hands fall limp. If my brain goes, so goes the sermon from my mouth. I can look through binoculars but the binoculars do not see. They are the instrument through which I see. That the brain works through the organs. And that if the brain is not there, or if it stops functioning, then all the organs stop functioning too. In the same way, Christ is the Head of the Church. His Spirit works through our gifts, which is why its important to know your giftedness and act on it. The Spirit helps us have meaning and gifts to use.

This is Dark Work Daily—where excuses end and growth begins. Explore the resilience and perseverance required to unlock your full potential through consistent, unseen effort.  

In this short Advent sermon the preacher reflects on Matthew 1:18–25, Joseph's faith amid scandal, and how God brings joy in the middle of messy, painful circumstances. Joy is defined not as a fleeting feeling but as deep confidence in God's presence, character, and promises. The message points forward to Revelation's promise of a new heaven and earth, encouraging listeners to hold a joyful hope that God is with us now and will make all things new. Hope of the Earth - Joy Matthew 1:18–25 Introduction Main Idea: Joy is a deep confidence that God is with us and is making all things new. Experiencing Joy in Hard Seasons of Life Life is filled with Pain and Confusion​ Joseph discovers Mary is pregnant and assumes unfaithfulness. Joseph tries to do the right thing while deeply hurt. God Meets us in the Dark God does not leave us in confusion and shame. God joins us working for the hope and peace of the world. Because God is at work, we can rejoice even as hardship continues. God brings Joy amid Sorrow​ God's joy does not rest on circumstances but on God's character, presence, and promises. Joy is resting in the truth that, whatever comes, God is with us. Joy means entrusting ourselves and our world to the God who will redeem and restore all creation, truly making all things new. Conclusion: Be a People of Joyful Hope​ (Revelation 21:1–6) Advent invites us to find our joy in the God of Mary and Joseph, who brings life out of apparent dead ends. God will dwell with us, wipe away every tear, and make all things new. Choose to live as a people of deep, resilient joy—trusting that God is with us now and that the story ends in new creation. ---- Find other Podcasts, Sermon Notes and the Bulletin here. https://www.mvcnaz.org/live Stay in touch with our Church Center App at https://www.mvcnaz.org/churchcenter Contact us through our CONNECT form at https://www.mvcnaz.org/connect   With Pastor Mike Curry.

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Meaning in the MundaneEven if it happens every day, daily life needn't feel ordinary. See how every part of the day can be as significant as your highest aspirations.The Kabbalah of MeaningJewish wisdom for finding the purpose that connects all parts of lifeLife is busy. What connects it all? Join this six-session course to discover Judaism's timeless approach to meaning in life. You'll hear answers to some of life's most fundamental questions: What is meaning? Where does it come from? And if we have it all, why do we seek more?You'll gain tools to see the meaning in the routines, relationships, and rhythms of time that shape your life. Discover the purpose in what you've achieved and in what lies ahead.

Joey Jennings Jr. is a surf coach and entrepreneur who believes the ocean is the ultimateteacher for life and business. From his early days chasing waves to guiding students throughtheir first ride, Joey discovered that surfing was more than a sport — it was a mindset. Thelessons of patience, balance, and resilience that he teaches in the water translate directly intohis entrepreneurial journey, where he's learned to embrace risk, adapt to changing conditions,and keep paddling toward purpose.As a business owner, mentor, and storyteller, Joey brings a unique perspective that connectsthe rhythm of the waves with the rhythm of entrepreneurship. He's passionate about helpingothers unlock their potential, whether they're standing on a surfboard for the first time orlaunching their first business venture. Through podcasts, coaching, and community, Joeyshares real-world wisdom about facing challenges, celebrating wins, and finding meaning in theride.More information, contact info:IG: joeyjenningsjrTIK TOK: j_jrobContact: purposentertainment.com/pages/joeyEmail: surfwithjoey@gmail.com

Today we sit down with end-of-life Doula and author, Diane Button. In her new book WHAT MATTERS MOST: Lessons the Dying Teach Us About Living (The Open Field; Sept. 16) Diane shares stories and wisdom from her clients' final chapters that can help us make the most of life's gifts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lesson 1When we have it all, we still need something more: purpose. Discover four fundamental human qualities that provide lasting fulfillment.------------------The Kabbalah of MeaningJewish wisdom for finding the purpose that connects all parts of lifeLife is busy. What connects it all? Join this six-session course to discover Judaism's timeless approach to meaning in life. You'll hear answers to some of life's most fundamental questions: What is meaning? Where does it come from? And if we have it all, why do we seek more?You'll gain tools to see the meaning in the routines, relationships, and rhythms of time that shape your life. Discover the purpose in what you've achieved and in what lies ahead.

Physical Signs of Longevity

Physical Signs of Longevity Is there a way to predict how long you will live? Possibly! Certain areas of the world are known for having long-lived populations of people and there are common indicators noted in these groups. In this episode of Live Foreverish, Dr. Mike and Dr. Crystal detail the physical predictors of health such as grip strength, balance, sit-and-stand test, and many more. #LELEARN #EDULFsocial

ABOUT SILVERDALE BAPTIST CHURCH Silverdale exists to lead people into an authentic relationship with Christ so they will worship God, grow in their faith, and serve the Lord in our community and world. Silverdale's Lead Pastor is Tony Walliser. FIND US ONLINE Website http://silverdalebc.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/silverdalebcInstagram https://www.instagram.com/silverdalebcFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/silverdalebc

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It is the season of the witch! October is the month where the veil is thin and our access to the spiritual realm is very clear. After coming out of eclipse season, our shadows are more pronounced than ever and will reveal a great transformation. Tune in to hear the below messages:

Faithful Fitness in Every Season: How to Stay Fit and Strong Through Every Stage of LifeLife comes in seasons. One month you're crushing workouts, the next you can barely find your shoes. If you've ever wondered how to stay healthy when your schedule—or your heart—shifts, you're not alone. In our Word & Wellness online community, I see women in every stage learning to stay faithful with fitness and faith, no matter what life throws at them.Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “There is a time for everything.” Your fitness routine doesn't have to look the same in every chapter. Instead of forcing one plan year-round, you can honor God's rhythms and let your workouts reflect the season you're in.1. Spring – Growth & MomentumNew job? Fresh motivation? This is the time to build strong habits and try new workouts.Community Tip: In Word & Wellness, members in their “spring” dive into beginner-friendly strength plans and uplifting devotionals to start strong.2. Summer – Busy & FullRaising kids or climbing the career ladder? Focus on efficiency and maintenance.Quick Win: We share 20-minute tri-sets and walk-and-pray sessions perfect for jam-packed days.3. Fall – Transition & ChangeCareer shifts, empty nest, perimenopause—this season calls for flexibility and recalibration.Community Story: Members support one another through hormonal changes and life pivots with mobility workouts and new nutrition strategies.4. Winter – Rest & RenewalGrief, illness, or burnout requires gentler movement and deeper soul care.Inside the Group: Our monthly devotions and prayer threads become a lifeline, reminding everyone that God's presence doesn't change with the calendar.Before planning a workout, pause to pray. Journal your wins and struggles. And don't underestimate the power of accountability. That's why I created Word & Wellness—to make sure no one has to walk this journey alone.Ask yourself: Which season am I in right now? Choose one small, sustainable movement goal for the week and pair it with a spiritual rhythm like scripture memory during a walk.If you're ready for faith-based fitness that creates inside-out transformation and lasting change, join us in the Word & Wellness Skool community. You'll find monthly workouts, guided devotions, and a supportive online family that cheers you on through every season of life.

Welcome to another short but empowering episode of Monday Motivation, giving you a dose of inspiration as you head into your week... Today, we explore the powerful reminder from pianist and philosopher Arthur Rubinstein, who once said: “I have found that if you love life, life will love you back.” Here are three key takeaways you can expect from this episode: How loving your life - even in its imperfect form - helps you navigate challenges with greater ease and grace. Five simple yet powerful practices that will shift your perspective and help you fall more in love with your daily life. Why daily gratitude and small rituals can radically improve your sense of joy and presence. Take this opportunity to learn how to bring more meaning and joy into the ordinary moments of your day. As always, I’d LOVE to hear what resonates with you from this episode and what you plan to implement after listening in. So please share and let’s keep the conversation going in the Dream Life Podcast Facebook Group here. Have a wonderful week …and remember, it all starts with a dream

I've been living through some major, yet positive, life changes over the last few weeks. As a result, I am learning how to adjust. But here's the thing.  Even though it's positive, stress is still stress.Tap in and grab a pen to listen to a few ways to manage your time as you enter your new chapter. Support the showFB @thespeakherpodcast | IG @camille.essick | camilleessick.com YT: CamilleEssick "Where Innovators & Creators Connect".**I do not own the rights to this music.**

Send us a textAlleigh Jezek shares how she revitalized a youth ministry by creating an inviting atmosphere, multiplying small groups, and building an authentic community where students feel empowered to lead and invite friends.