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From Army PT Stud to BJJ Black Belt: Did Jiu-Jitsu Save His Life?What happens when a scrappy kid from West Virginia picks up a guitar, hops on a skateboard, and ends up answering the call to serve after 9/11? You get one of the most electrifying stories we've ever had on Today's Boondoggle!

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Did Saying “YES” to Every Gig Take Brendan Porray from NYHC to Suicidal Tendencies?

Hartglass & De Mattei, Celebrating Abundance: Vegan Recipes to Love, Share, and Savor In Part II of this series on Thanksgiving, Caryn and Gary share the delicious, joyful part of the celebration: their favorite vegan recipes. For the entire  Cozy Plant-Powered Feast, go to https://responsibleeatingandliving.com/hartglass-de-mattei-celebrating-abundance-vegan-recipes-to-love-share-and-savor/.

Did Courtney Love Try to Shut Him Down?

Life is a challenge, Meet it❤️Life is Love ❤️ share it ❤️Life is a game play it chapter 6 joy Thomas Sai Baba

Life is a dream , realize it . life is love ❤️ share it . Life is a game, play it

How are your efforts to continue to gather Israel since you have been home from your mission? Are you finding that it is harder than you thought it would be? Join us as we talk with Matt Conway and Kiah Muramoto (two returned missionary young adults at the Utah Valley Institute) about how young adults can use the principles of love, share, and invite to continue to share the gospel and minister to others in natural and normal ways, even without the black badge!

In 1 Peter 4, Peter explained that unjust suffering was nothing new. Therefore, Peter's audience was in need of endurance in the midst of suffering. For this, they would be rewarded.Support the showStay engaged with new and up-to-date content, including newsletters, articles, podcasts, etc. Download the Teach Me the Bible App from any app store or Apple TV/Roku device.

Homily for the Mass of the Lord's Supper - Holy Thursday.

Hey there! Can you believe it? We're on the brink of celebrating four amazing years together, and it's got me reflecting on the incredible journey we've shared. From laying the foundations for creating healthy habits to exploring mindful movements, and becoming the best version of yourself, each week has been a stepping stone toward creating the life you want.As we approach this milestone, I want to express my deepest gratitude to every one of you. Your energy, commitment, and passion for prioritizing wellness have not only shaped this podcast but have created a global family spanning over 33 countries and territories.Let's carry this momentum into the next podcasting year—more holistic wellness, more mindful movements, and, of course, more community connection. We've got exciting things on the horizon, and I can't wait to dive into the next chapter with you.As a token of appreciation, I'm rolling out a special challenge for our anniversary week. Stay tuned for details—it's designed to amp your wellness journey and celebrate the incredible community we've built together.Mark your calendars…Stay tuned for the anniversary episode—it's going to be epic!So grab your smoothie or cup of tea and join the conversation. Let's go! Call to Action:Reflect: Take a moment to reflect on your personal wellness journey over the past four years. Celebrate your victories and acknowledge the progress you've made.Engage: Join in the celebration by sharing your reflections in the podcast community. How has the podcast impacted your fitness journey, and what are your wellness goals moving forward?  EMAIL ME: yourcoach@timeforwellenssllc.com  I will share it on the Anniversary podcast episode:).Commit: Embrace the anniversary challenge that will be revealed in the episode. It could be a special workout, a mindfulness activity, or a community engagement initiative. Commit to participating and infuse this energy into your ongoing wellness journey. Shout out to Iowa for downloading this episode over 60 in this area!!!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/783239/stats/episodes/13793861-yr-3-episode-197-what-s-my-favorite-wednesday-part-7 Spread the Love: Share the podcast with friends or family who might benefit from the community and wellness insights. Let's grow the fitness family even more in the coming year! The overarching theme is celebration, reflection, commitment, and community as you step into another exciting year of wellness.Support the showWork With Coach Keenie

When something good happens it's easy to share it. In fact, we often can't wait to share the news with someone we really care about. What if you could learn how to tell someone about the amazing love of God in that same, non-threatening, natural way? In this message, Chip walks you through, step by step, how to share your story in a way that is both effective and comfortable.

We Can Find Everyday Ways to Love, Share, and Invite

In today's episode of Up & Adams, Brandon Marshall returns to talk about what is going on with Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams wide receivers, give his thoughts on the current concussion protocols in the NFL, give some praise to Tee Higgins, provide insight into how he thinks Russell Wilson and Richard Sherman will move forward after Sherman's comments about Wilson, and discuss with Kay where Odell Beckham Jr. should land. Kay is also joined by Nick Kosmider, writer for The Athletic covering the Denver Broncos, to talk the Broncos Colts game tonight and what adjustments each team needs to make for Week 5.  

As we finish this season of Conference in Review, we reflect once again on the invitation to share the joy of the gospel in our lives and realize that NOW is the time for us to make the changes and do what we have putting off for tomorrow. Enjoy the general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints next weekend.Music acknowledgementsMusic: In Dulci Jubilo by J.S. BachArranged by: Michel Rondeau (trumpet)Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones)Publisher Info.Michel RondeauCopyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Today we're talking about the recent worldwide 5th Sunday lesson on missionary work. We are taught that a mission is priesthood responsibility but that's not found in our scriptures. So where did that come from? How does personal agency play into that? In the past mission experiences have been seen a kind of boot camp for life. With the new changes that have been made to the mission experience is that still true? What is the purpose of a mission? Do we as members of the church have something valuable or unique to offer the world? If so, what is it? As always we hope you enjoy the discussion and we would love to hear your thoughts. You can reach us on twitter @2guysonatangent or email us at 2guysonatangent@gmail.com. Check out our facebook page to stay up to date on announcements and new content!

Elder Stevenson teaches three simple things all of us can do to share the gospel: love, share, and invite. In doing so, we help to fulfill the Savior's commission to “teach all nations.”

Join another husband and wife duo on our podcast Meg & Greg Tilton as they share some great insights to missionary work with their family while discussing Elder Stevenson's Talk: Love, Share, Invite.

As we love, share, and invite, we take part in that great and glorious work that prepares the earth for the return of its Messiah.

CREATE POSITIVE EFFECTS In Your Life And The Lives Of Those You Love Share The “LOVE” SUBSCRIBE NOW

CREATE POSITIVE EFFECTS In Your Life And The Lives Of Those You Love Share The “LOVE” SUBSCRIBE NOW

Are you hesitant to share the gospel? We are too for some reasons we share here. But we are working on overcoming our hesitations to sharing the gospel and we give you some ideas we are using right now! What other ways can you think of to be better at sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ and being a better member missionary? LINKS www.Instagram.com www.churchofjesuschrist.org

As we love, share, and invite, we take part in that great and glorious work that prepares the earth for the return of its Messiah.

In this episode Todd, Rivka and Burke discuss the talk, "Love, Share, Invite" by Elder Stevenson from the April 2022 General Conference. It's not a program!

Jason Noel currently serves on his stake high council with a stewardship over missionary work. He has served previously as a bishopric counselor, elders quorum president, and as a teacher in Primary, Sunday School, and Young Men. He is passionate about entrepreneurship and developing businesses that reflect and engage his interests. He owns a hot rod shop in Arizona called Fat Fender Garage, that specializes in building custom-classic-trucks and Broncos. They have recently been awarded “Builder of the Year” for the second year in a row in addition to features and awards from numerous shows and publications. Jason and his wife, Jen, share a combined family of eight children in Gilbert, Arizona. Highlights 01:15 Introduction to Jason Noel. His work and church callings. 05:00 Jason's approach to love, share, and Invite. He explains what it is and how he uses it in ward counsel. Ward counsel is more focused on people rather than spiritual thoughts, training, or activities. 13:10 We do not decouple love, share, invite. It is one thing. 16:30 We need to change how we do ward councils. A great question is, “Who has been on your mind this week?” “What invitation can we extend and who can extend it to?” The ward council doesn't do all the work but they come up with the ideas and take those to the different organizations. 19:30 We need to free up some time in ward council. What can we eliminate? What traditions do we need to let go? We need more time to discuss people. 22:40 Invitations don't have to be big. They should be small and feel natural. Think of some invitations that you can make. 24:40 Everything that Jason does in his stake comes back to love, share, and invite. It's teaching, loving, and sharing just the way that Christ did it. It's not a missionary tool, it's a way of life. 27:40 What does it mean to love? Love is compassion and understanding. 30:50 What is the share component? It's what either you can contribute or what they can contribute. This is where activities come into play. Don't have ward activities, have community activities. 34:30 Making invitations. It doesn't have to be a spiritual invitation. Jason gives ideas on what invitations to give. 38:50 People don't change unless an invitation is extended. 41:10 Create accountability in ward counsel. Write down what the invitations were and then follow up to see how they went. Maybe they need to be changed. 42:00 Jason shares thoughts on how being a leader has taught him how to be more like Christ. Links Read the TRANSCRIPT of this podcast Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library The Leading Saints Podcast gets over 300,000 listens each month and has nearly 10 million total downloads as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help latter-day saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, J. Devn Cornish, Dennis B. Neuenschwander, Anthony Sweat, John Hilton III, Barbara Morgan Gardner, Blair Hodges, Ryan Gottfredson, Greg McKeown, DeAnna Murphy, Michael Goodman, Richard Ostler and many more in over 700 episodes. Discover podcasts, articles, virtual conferences, and live events related to callings such as the bishopric, Relief Society, elders quorum, Primary, youth leadership, stake leadership, ward mission, ward council, young adults, ministering, and teaching.

Jason Noel currently serves on his stake high council with a stewardship over missionary work. He has served previously as a bishopric counselor, elders quorum president, and as a teacher in Primary, Sunday School, and Young Men. He is passionate about entrepreneurship and developing businesses that reflect and engage his interests. He owns a hot rod shop in Arizona called Fat Fender Garage, that specializes in building custom-classic-trucks and Broncos. They have recently been awarded “Builder of the Year” for the second year in a row in addition to features and awards from numerous shows and publications. Jason and his wife, Jen, share a combined family of eight children in Gilbert, Arizona. Highlights 01:15 Introduction to Jason Noel. His work and church callings. 05:00 Jason's approach to love, share, and Invite. He explains what it is and how he uses it in ward counsel. Ward counsel is more focused on people rather than spiritual thoughts, training, or activities. 13:10 We do not decouple love, share, invite. It is one thing. 16:30 We need to change how we do ward councils. A great question is, “Who has been on your mind this week?” “What invitation can we extend and who can extend it to?” The ward council doesn't do all the work but they come up with the ideas and take those to the different organizations. 19:30 We need to free up some time in ward council. What can we eliminate? What traditions do we need to let go? We need more time to discuss people. 22:40 Invitations don't have to be big. They should be small and feel natural. Think of some invitations that you can make. 24:40 Everything that Jason does in his stake comes back to love, share, and invite. It's teaching, loving, and sharing just the way that Christ did it. It's not a missionary tool, it's a way of life. 27:40 What does it mean to love? Love is compassion and understanding. 30:50 What is the share component? It's what either you can contribute or what they can contribute. This is where activities come into play. Don't have ward activities, have community activities. 34:30 Making invitations. It doesn't have to be a spiritual invitation. Jason gives ideas on what invitations to give. 38:50 People don't change unless an invitation is extended. 41:10 Create accountability in ward counsel. Write down what the invitations were and then follow up to see how they went. Maybe they need to be changed. 42:00 Jason shares thoughts on how being a leader has taught him how to be more like Christ. Links TRANSCRIPT coming soon Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library

The most powerful things we can do as Christians are to love, share, and invite others to change and love God. In today's episode of Changing, Donald discusses these three topics and explains how we can use them to help everyone feel the inspiration to draw closer to Christ. Love Everything the Savior did comes back to love. We need to love our brothers and sisters if we want to help them. It's not about you; it's about helping and caring for other individuals. The best way you can help someone change and grow closer to God is by loving them. Share Many people refrain from talking about church when friends and coworkers ask us what we did over the weekend. But why not?  Share about the beautiful choir performance, a fish-fry fundraiser, or any other important event that could benefit them. You're sharing something that could genuinely help them! You can also share your church's events and information, or God's messages, on social media. Invite Give your local community a natural way to be a part of your church community.  As they spend time around your church community, they'll feel God's presence, and, over time, they'll see the trajectory to change. Above all, first, lead with love. If this podcast speaks to you or helps you on your journey to change, let us know by leaving a rating or review. Share your testimony or contact Donald at donaldckelly09@gmail.com, or contact him on Twitter or Instagram.

The threefold mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is to proclaim the gospel, perfect the Saints, and redeem the dead. The first part of that mission - proclaim the gospel - came through loud and clear in the April 2022 conference with five talks given on the subject of missionary work. But as members of the church, we may feel reluctant or overwhelmed by the commission to share this news, good as it may be. In this Still Rowing Short, host Tara McCausland shares some why's and how's of missionary work and some faith-promoting experiences she had as a full-time missionary in England with the intent to inspire a greater desire in each us to fulfill this important call to love, share, and invite others to partake of the blessings of the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ

As we love, share, and invite, we take part in that great and glorious work that prepares the earth for the return of its Messiah.

Love, Share, Invite

Love, Share, Invite

Sherri and Christa are both LDUB Club members who did the 7 Elements of Wellness challenge when it was first introduced in Laci Wall's dance class.  They share how having accountability with each other, along with community support, was a huge impact to their growth. Christa gives insight into the struggles of letting go of perfection and that there is a certain way to measure success. The mental shift from a “to do” list to a “to be” list changed their perspective and allowed room to give themselves grace, continue to do their very best, and make the checklist their very own. They share how to customize the checklist items for yourself to continue on the path to growth.    Their biggest piece of advice: Don't let the 7 Elements of Wellness checklist intimidate you. Flow as many days as you can, then start again, as needed. “The more we learn, and the more we grow, the easier it is to continue to flow.” They encourage anyone that is wanting support from a community to be part of the 7 Elements of Wellness FB group to connect with other like minded people. They have personally enjoyed the local events and speakers as well as the other experiences and activities offered through the 7 Elements of Wellness group. Connect in our Private Facebook Group for support and motivation on your personal growth & wellness journey! Follow us on Instagram for daily inspiration. Subscribe to our newsletter and we'll keep you updated on local events, our latest podcast releases, along with actions & motivation for living a more inspired life. Want to be a guest on our podcast? Connect with us on our contact page of our website.   *LDUB is a dance fitness class led by Laci Wall, founder and co-creator of the 7 Elements of Wellness lifestyle guide, in St. George, Ut. Her intention with her high vibe class is to create a positive comfortable space to “Just Be.” She encourages you to move your body, freeing your energy & learning to find your own self worth through doing your own version in her dance class. Join her Private FB Group where you will be filled with positive quotes and encouragement for more self love and, of course, dance videos!