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Many of us have truly never allowed God to heal the wounds of our past. And when we don't allow His healing balm to wash over us and bind us up, we hinder getting all the more that the Holy Spirit has for us. ​​

Football waits until tomorrow after Chiefs MNF matchup. Let's dive into baseball with David Lesky from "Inside the Crown". The Royals season and offseason and a look at payroll decisions. the MLB playoffs and more. Join the informative fun!

Over the next six weeks, I'm going to share some excerpts from a recent message I preached entitled "What if There's More?" about both personal and corporate things that keep us from encountering the "more" of the Holy Spirit. This week I'm dealing with a topic not talked about much anymore. Sin. I pray it will encourage you and challenge you. None of us should ever want to miss God's more.

A fascinating weekend of twists and turns, ups and downs, bouncebacks and more. The Chiefs made a statement, Kansas State looked revived, Mizzou checked a box, and Kansas revisited a theme they don't want to. The Ryder Cup somehow got dramatic and drama was the theme at Kansas Speedway. Join Stan Weber and me for football, and I'll take on the rest. Join the fun!

I've realized we live in a culture of 30-second sound bites, and this is a strategic scheme of the enemy. It opens our hearts up to so many untrue things. I hope your heart will be impacted with this musing this morning. ​

Style points weren't in evidence, but the Chiefs needed a win, not those, and they ground out one in NYC, college football's Saturday prodiced smiles, the Royals play it out on the road after Sunday's home finale, the Current reign, it's Ryder Cup Week, and more to dive into deeply. Come on along!

Musings Tuesday style after another enjoyable time away. We return to plenty of angst as Stan Weber breaks down the woes of the Chiefs and K-State, with Mizzou the shining light, and KU in the middle ground. The Royals start their last homestand on life support, other baseball, area soccer, and more. Let's go

Mizzou fans were the only football contingent with smiles after a revealing weekend. We talk Chiefs, MU, Jayhawks and ‘Cats with Stan Weber. Plenty else for me to dive into as the Royals conclude a tepid homestand but still have hope, as we hear from Vinnie, Current setting records, Alcaraz on top, Rory heroics and more. Lots to dive into!

The Royals are treading water but still breathing. A pulse check with David Lesky from "Inside The Crown". Kansas and Mizzou prep for their showdown Saturday in Columbia with blowouts over hopelessly overmatched opponents. K-State couldn't follow that script but barely escaped against North Dakota, plus other college football, winning local soccer, and more. Jump in!

A mixed bag of ups and downs in a faacinating weekend. Our friend is Jesse Newell, newly of The Athletic, talking Chiefs impressive preseason wrapup. Plus, the Royals have a salvage Sunday and are hanging around, frustrations in 'Cat land while Kansas rolls, Tommy Fleetwood brings celebrations to the Clinkscale household, and more. Come join the ride!

The heat is on in many ways as the Royals have turned it up, the Chiefs didn't in a lackluster effort in Seattle, both local soccer teams were impacted by the weather, Scheffler's heat is relentless, college football debuts, and more! Jump in and join in!

Three snaps and out for Patrick Mahomes as the Chiefs have enough positives in a preseason loss to the Cardinals, David Lesky from Inside the Crown talks desperation time for the Royals , golf fan and player heartache, Current and SKC continue their trends, one so good, one not so much, and more. Ride the ups and downs with me!

A smiley Sunday at the K as the Royals pause for the All-Star break and Manager Q and hero Loftin weigh in. Plus plenty more from Wimbledon, The Open week and lead-ins, KC Current, SKC, Club World Cup, and more. Join in!

Lots of baseball and a bit more on this post-holiday deep dive. David Lesky from "Inside the Crown" joins to talk all this Royals, I'll handle the MLB roundup, check in on a revitilized SKC, share some Wimbledon smiles, and more. Come on along!

The Royals finish June with all of one home win. We check out their status and go around MLB, SKC has a little something going, a bit of golf, and a very enjoyable farewell conversation with retiring ESPN beat writer Adam Teicher. Join us and join in!

A weekend of highs and many lows as the Thunder win the NBA title after Halliburton gets hurt, the Royals good road trip fizzles a bit, I root in vain as Fleetwood falters and Keegan wins in Hartford, the Current thrive on, and much more. Come on along!

I'm back and raring to go after a ups and downs weekend starting with the downtrodden Royals, who we will dive into with David Lesky from Inside the Crown. Plus carnage, high drama, and a heroic comeback by J.J. Spaun at the U.S. Open, KC Current hot, SKC not, NBA and NHL high octane finals, and more. Come on along!

This week on bigcitysmalltown, we sit down with Mayor Ron Nirenberg as he prepares to leave office after serving eight years as mayor and a total of twelve years in San Antonio's city government. Bob and Mayor Nirenberg review major initiatives, including the expansion of Pre-K 4 SA, the $1.2 billion municipal bond dedicating unprecedented resources to affordable housing, and the launch of the Ready to Work workforce development program. The discussion also delves into the city's approach to protecting the Edwards Aquifer, supporting immigrants and asylum seekers, and guiding San Antonio through the COVID-19 pandemic.They discuss:The evolution of San Antonio's housing strategy and the impact of recent bond investmentsThe complexities and outcomes of workforce development and the Ready to Work programCity leadership during the pandemic and what it revealed about generational povertyEconomic development, from global recruitment to the realities of competing with other Texas citiesThe ongoing tension between local and state governments, especially around immigrationThe city's climate initiatives and the role of public utilities in environmental stewardshipReflections on civic participation, local elections, and what it means for San Antonio's futureAs Mayor Nirenberg hands off the reins to a new administration, he shares insights on unfinished work, the importance of systems thinking in local government, and the values that have guided his public service.You can subscribe to Monday Musings, our weekly newsletter, by visiting bigcitysmalltown.com.-- -- CONNECT

My “Leaving Cancer” reprise road trip has checked every box. After four days with lots to come, I'm just checking in a little bit about the sports weekend….and the delights of the Black Hills, small towns, and life's little moments in this on the road mini-pod. Enjoy

This week on bigcitysmalltown, we examine the transformation underway at Brooks—formerly Brooks City Base—on San Antonio's Southeast Side. Over the past decade, Brooks has shifted from a dormant military installation to a growing center for business, education, healthcare, and residential development. We explore the decisions and investments that brought this revitalization to life and what it means for the future of the South Side and the city as a whole.Host Bob Rivard is joined by Leo Gomez, president and CEO of the Brooks Development Authority and Brooks Gives Back. Since taking the helm in 2013, Gomez has spearheaded efforts to reimagine Brooks' purpose—pivoting away from the original goal of creating a private research and technology park toward building a mixed-use, community-centered campus. Under his leadership, Brooks has seen major infrastructure improvements, new employers, retail and restaurant growth, and the addition of housing and green space.They discuss:The historical significance of Brooks and its role in military and NASA researchThe strategic shift away from a pure science park to a broader community visionInfrastructure investments and their link to job creation and revitalizationThe role of partnerships—public and private—in bringing new industry, international investment, and housing options to BrooksThe development of green space, including the expansion of tree canopy and the forthcoming San Antonio ArboretumThe broader impact on South Side neighborhoods and access to amenities often out of reach for this part of the cityWhat's next for Brooks, including planned affordable housing, new manufacturers, and continued growth as a vibrant employment and residential centerFor San Antonians closely following urban development, local economic shifts, and south side investment, this episode provides a detailed look at one of the city's most ambitious redevelopment projects and the leadership shaping its outlook.You can subscribe to Monday Musings, our weekly newsletter, by visiting bigcitysmalltown.com.-- -- RECOMMENDED NEXT LISTEN:▶️ #9. Henry Cisneros & Tom Corser: Celebrating Heritage Through San Antonio's Trees – Dive deeper into San Antonio's transformation as Bob Rivard sits down with Henry Cisneros and Tom Corser to discuss the vision, challenges, and legacy of the Arboretum San Antonio project. Discover how tree heritage, city planning, and civic leadership continue to shape the green spaces enriching our community's future.-- -- CONNECT

As I get set to head for the hills, literally, David Lesky from "Inside the Crown" chats Royals, Cags, and more. Also my weekly baseball roundup, Scheffler's continued dominance, NHL and NBA Finals looming, great KU and KSU baseball seasons end, SKC is warmish, and more. Soak up the info and fun!

A busy holiday weekend to assess with the Royals in Sunday Salvage mode, our weekly baseball roundup, mostly successful soccer weekend, NBA, and NHL, and with the Chiefs starting OTA's, a healthy slice of Chiefs with Stan Weber. A full plate to devour!

This weekend on bigcitysmalltown, we turn our attention to San Antonio's mayoral runoff as Bob Rivard sits down with candidate Rolando Pablos for a focused conversation on city governance, economic growth, and the future of San Antonio. With early voting underway Tuesday and the race narrowed to two candidates, this episode offers a timely look at the decision facing local voters.Bob and Rolando discuss the central issues shaping this year's mayoral race—from economic development and workforce challenges to housing policy, city budget priorities, and the city's ties to Mexico. Rolando also addresses his record in state and local government, his work in economic development, his views on city management and public safety, and his position on immigration. Key topics include:• The evolving dynamics of the mayoral race and voter turnout in local elections• San Antonio's economic development strategies and the mayor's role in attracting investment• Workforce retention, education outcomes, and how to tackle the city's “brain drain”• Housing affordability, property taxes, and evaluating existing city programs like the housing bond and Ready to Work• Approaches to addressing homelessness and permanent supportive housing• City-county relations, possible areas for government consolidation, and budget solutions• The future of downtown development, including the Convention Center Complex and arena projects• Immigration, public safety, and city leadership messaging during times of federal uncertaintyAs the city prepares to choose its next mayor, this discussion provides insight into Rolando Pablos' vision and proposals, as well as his reflections on public service and political rhetoric at the local level.You can subscribe to Monday Musings, our weekly newsletter, by visiting bigcitysmalltown.com.-- -- RECOMMENDED NEXT LISTEN:▶️ #117. The Mayor's Race: Gina Ortiz Jones on Public Service, Equity, and Leading with Data – Continue the conversation on San Antonio's future with fellow mayoral candidate Gina Ortiz Jones. Host Bob Rivard explores Ortiz Jones's journey from the Pentagon to the campaign trail, her vision for equity and data-driven leadership, and how she proposes to tackle the city's most pressing challenges. *Gina Ortiz Jones did not accept our invitation to return for a conversation during the runoff. -- -- CONNECT

A frenetic weekend of varied activity to dive into. The Royals scuffles with David Lesky from “Inside the Crown”, plus excellence from Scheffler, Journalism, KC Current, playoffs highs and lows, and more. Enjoy the ride!

What a Mother's Day weekend around KC. Thousands of fans at various venues soaking up varied events. We'll break down a good homestand with a sour finish with the Royals Matt Quatroro and Seth Lugo, plus KC Current, SKC, NBA and NHL playoffs, a golf major and golf in KC this week, and a big weekend at Kansas Motor Speedway. Whew....join the fun!!!

The Royals are cookin', and we'll dive in deep with David Lesky from "Inside the Crown". Plus, I'll take you around the rest of baseball, and riff on NBA and NHL playoffs, the Derby, the KC soccer weekend, a bit of golf and even a rugby note. Come on along!

A full plate of a weekend with the Chiefs and the NFL Draft, a Sunday loss but a strong homestand that Matt Quatroro and Kris Bubic weigh in on, the rest of MLB, NBA and NHL playoffs, a zany golf playoff, and more. Check in and catch up!

Jesse Newell of The Star joins us for insightful Chiefs daft analysis. Plus, a desperately needed extra inning win ends a Royals losing streak and miserable road trip, an upbeat soccer weekend, JT is back, and much more!

A roller coaster of high-wire drama sees Rory get his Slam at the Masters, the Royals salvage one in Cleveland, and good friend Daniel Sperry from the Star joins in to talk SKC, and Current. That, NBA playoffs to open, and more after a fascinating weekend. Come on along!

Seemed like a bigger ninth game of the year for the Royals than I should have thought, but they bag a series win and reverse some trends and we'll hear from Quatroro and Bubic. Should be a classic NCAA championship game tonight after a Saturday of thrills and chokes. A KSU golfer grabs history at Augusta as Masters week(s) are here, good news for SKC, Overchkin, and more!

An era ends today as Peter Vermes and Sporting KC mutually agree to part ways. That blockbuster heightens a weekend of high emotions and big events. A blunt yet thoughtful Vinnie Pasquantino assesses the Royals opening weekend series loss and the drama surrounding it, a chalk Elite Eight sets up a powerhouse and intriguing Final Four, local golfer Gary Woodland doesn't win, but does, in a fascinating Houston Open, and much more. Great storylines to explore and enjoy!

The Sweet Sixteen is set with Mizzou and Kansas falling far short, out by the weekend. KC Current look like a cool story again, while Sporting KC looks for answers. Our friend David Lesky gets us ready for Opening Day, a mere days away, plus a little golf and some fond words about the late Bob Davis. Come on along!

A lot of Madness to check out on this St. Patrick's Day edition. Mizzou and Kansas know their next steps after selection Sunday and it's bracket time, the Royals pick an Opeming Day starter with just ten days until real baseball. Plus, a bit of Chiefs and a Players playoffs, and we wrap things up with all things KC soccer with Daniel Sperry of The Star. Join the busy mix!

A potpourri of weekend topics, and a baseball visit from David Lesky from "inside The Crown", fresh off a spring training trip. I'll tackle all the college hoops as we hit tourney time, significant Chiefs develpments, SKC stays cool, golf, and more. Information and smiles for ya!

Our very good friend from the KC Star comes aboard to talk alot of college hoops and a bit of Chiefs. Then I'll take care of the Royals in the desert, SKC's struggling start, some interesting golf minutiae, and other weekend notes. Come on along!

Talking KU hoops with our friend Matt Tait from "R1S1Wave the Wheat", always a treat, plus Mizzou's Saturday blip, and even more sour result for the 'Cats. Also, Royals smiles in the sunshine, SKC starting slow, and a crazy finish in golf. Lots of great info and fun!

Back after football season wraps up, and chock full of college hoops with differing emotions for the locals. Also, diving into the start of Sporting KC's season, and news and notes from the Royals, golf, NBA All Stars, Daytona, and more. Come on along!

Monday Musings about work, health insurance, and other fun topics!

It finally struck midnight on the Chiefs. The Bills were, and are, better now, but......we'll analyze. The college football Saturday was a bad one for the locals, but early Sunday wasn't as the Jayhawks previaled in Provo, after Mizzou failed late at South Carolina, and KSU failed all night in Manhattan. A historic season ends for the Current, a little golf, and other interesting notes Join in!

Johnny and Matt smash out a Monday Arsenal Opinion Pod and talk International sleeper agents, Nwaneri the apprentice, favourable Kai comps, and Set piece praise. If you like this content, we have a Patreon where we have bonus content, early bird work, and it's all advert free. https://www.patreon.com/TheArsenalOpinion If you LOVE newsletters and daily Arsenal content sign up to Le Grove here: https://www.le-grove.co.uk/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An epic day in KC sports today, and all the football talk waits for tomorrow after Chiefs-Saints on MNF. Today, David Lesky of "Inside the Crown" breaks down the Royals-Yankees wild opener and previews tonight's game two, and I'll take on the rest. Informative and enjoyable stuff right here!

The Chiefs have drama down to a T, and they come out with a W again, and Mizzou provided the only bright spot, barely, on the college landscape. Stan Weber is here to probe all of it. Meanwhile, out at the K it was funereal as the Royals completed a winless homestand, and we''ll hear from manager Q. Also SKC, Current, golf, and more in another lively one.

 The drama-craving Chiefs win another heart stopper and Stan Weber stop by for an NFL and CFB deep dive. I'll dissect the playoff-bound Royals, plus SKC woes, Solheim Cup and more. Come on along!

A frenetic football weekend presented mostly highs and Stan Weber joins to talk Chiefs win and what lies next, as well as three very different college scenarios for the locals. The Royals have just about punched a wild card ticket after a sweep of the Twins and have bigger possibilities. Plus, SKC, KC Current, U.S. Open tennis, and more. Let's dive in!

Happy Labor Day to all. We are working for you with Stan Weber diving into the start of college football, interesting second weeks for Mizzou, KSU, and KU, and the Chiefs electric opener against the Ravens. I'll handle the baseball and more as the Royals have a bad weekend on the field but not in the standings, and have a high-level homestand on their hands. That, FedEx Cup golf, KC Current, and more for you to dig into. Enjoy!

The Royals get thumped over the weekend by the Phils, but little standings damage was done as they enter a big four gamer in Cleveland. College football is just days away and the Chiefs are done with preseason so a great time to talk football with Stan Weber. That, plus role reversal in local soccer, Fed Ex Cup playoffs in golf, and more. Dive on in!

Plenty to absorb after a weekend with miles of smiles. The Royals have the playoffs in their grasp after a dominant sweep in Cincy and David Lesky from 'Inside the Crown" and I dig deep. Plus, Chiefs second preseason outing, college football just days away, silverware for the Current, playoff golf, and more. Come on along!

The Chiefs open their title defense, kinda, with their preseason matchup with the Jags, and Jesse Newell of the Star was there and joins us. The Royals take a rare Sunday off from a rare occurance of late for them, a pennant race. I'll dive into that and mix in some Olympics, and other weekend notes. Come on along!

Cool times with meaningful August baseball that we explore with David Lesky of Inside the Crown, Chiefs prep in St. Joe moving into another gear, plus high drama at the Olympic golf, other notes from Paris, and plenty more. Dive in with us!

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