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In this episode you'll learn... ✅Why you feel the compulsion to overeat come Friday ✅The steps to flattening the restriction curve ✅How to keep from having to start over every Monday ✅Why your need to let go might not just be caused by food restriction ✅What to do come Monday if the weekend does get out of hand ✅Why Tony thinks stimulating conversation is better than sex   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... What 90% of the population gets wrong every January How to not make January the ultimate Monday Why most of us end up falling for the New Years trap Why setting a weight loss goal sets you up for failure Why waiting until New Years is a sign there’s already a problem Why Deanna sneaks away at night and why Tony is grateful for it   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Super Bowl champ Eric Davis and Rahshaun Haylock discuss how the 49ers will handle their biggest test of the season and MVP front runner, Russell Wilson. Was TNF a prequel to what Jimmy G can do on Monday? Why is E.D. so pumped for this game?

THE ONE AND THE MANY1 CORINTHIANS 12:12-27Baptism reminds us that we belong in the one body of our Savior, so love and care for one another.I. ONE BODY AND MANY MEMBERS (12:12-14)A. One Body (12:12-14; cf. Ephesians 5:23)B. One Baptism (12:13; cf. Revelation 5:9-10; Romans 9:4-5; 1 Corinthians 11:22)II. UNHEALTHY MEMBERS (12:15-21)A. Despair (12:15-17)B. Arrogance (12:21)C. God’s Arrangement (12:17-20; cf. Romans 12:3-8)III. Healthy Body (12:22-26)A. Honoring the Weak (12:22-25)B. Caring for One Another (12:26; cf. Ephesians 5:29-30; 1 Corinthians 13:4-7; Ezekiel 16:8-9)C. Ingrafting a MemberD. Christ’s Broken Body (Luke 22:19-20DISCUSSION STARTERS1. Monday—Why is the world so divided? What metaphor does Paul use to talk about our essential unity as Christ followers? Discuss what sort of things tend to divided the body of believers.2. Tuesday—According to Paul, what is the reason for our unity? What does it mean to be baptized into one body? Discuss what baptism says about our differences. Do our differences disappear?3. Wednesday—What happens when we do not accept one another’s differences? What causes us to despair when we compare ourselves with other members? What causes us to be arrogant?4. Thursday—Why do you think “God arranged the members in the body” is good news as we relate and live with our differences? Who should be most honored in the body? How does this reflect who Jesus is to the world?5. Friday—What does it look like to care for others in the body? Is it possible to love God and not his body?

THE ONE AND THE MANY1 CORINTHIANS 12:12-27Baptism reminds us that we belong in the one body of our Savior, so love and care for one another.I. ONE BODY AND MANY MEMBERS (12:12-14)A. One Body (12:12-14; cf. Ephesians 5:23)B. One Baptism (12:13; cf. Revelation 5:9-10; Romans 9:4-5; 1 Corinthians 11:22)II. UNHEALTHY MEMBERS (12:15-21)A. Despair (12:15-17)B. Arrogance (12:21)C. God’s Arrangement (12:17-20; cf. Romans 12:3-8)III. Healthy Body (12:22-26)A. Honoring the Weak (12:22-25)B. Caring for One Another (12:26; cf. Ephesians 5:29-30; 1 Corinthians 13:4-7; Ezekiel 16:8-9)C. Ingrafting a MemberD. Christ’s Broken Body (Luke 22:19-20DISCUSSION STARTERS1. Monday—Why is the world so divided? What metaphor does Paul use to talk about our essential unity as Christ followers? Discuss what sort of things tend to divided the body of believers.2. Tuesday—According to Paul, what is the reason for our unity? What does it mean to be baptized into one body? Discuss what baptism says about our differences. Do our differences disappear?3. Wednesday—What happens when we do not accept one another’s differences? What causes us to despair when we compare ourselves with other members? What causes us to be arrogant?4. Thursday—Why do you think “God arranged the members in the body” is good news as we relate and live with our differences? Who should be most honored in the body? How does this reflect who Jesus is to the world?5. Friday—What does it look like to care for others in the body? Is it possible to love God and not his body?

Casting BreadEcclesiastes 11:1-8Matthew 16:21-25God refuses to operate according our ideas of what should happen and until we accept this, our lives will filled with anxiety.I. Practical AtheismA. Living as if There is no GodB. What it AccomplishesC. Why We do itII. Spiritual Math (vv. 1-3a, 6)A. If You Love Something… Let it Go (vv. 1-2)B. Defying the Laws of Nature? (v. 3a)C. Dying to Live (Matthew 16:21-23; John 10:17-18)III. God is a Mystery (vv. 3b-5, 7-8)A. Identifying What You Can’t Change (v. 3b)B. The Paralyzing Desire for Certainty (v. 4)C. Burying the Hatchet with Reality (vv. 5, 7-8)D. Casting Bread (Matthew 16:24-25)Discussion Starters1. Monday—Why do you think Peter rebuked Jesus when he heard that Jesus must die in Jerusalem? How do you think you would have responded?2. Tuesday—What does it mean to live as if there is no God? Do you ever fall into that trap?3. Wednesday—What do we end up accomplishing when we expect life to simply operate according to certain rules and deliver certain results? So why do we keep trying?4. Thursday—What does it mean to cast your bread upon the water? What gives us confidence that we can hold onto our possessions lightly and that we will be okay?5. Friday—What does it mean that God is a mystery? Does following him remove all risk in life?

Casting BreadEcclesiastes 11:1-8Matthew 16:21-25God refuses to operate according our ideas of what should happen and until we accept this, our lives will filled with anxiety.I. Practical AtheismA. Living as if There is no GodB. What it AccomplishesC. Why We do itII. Spiritual Math (vv. 1-3a, 6)A. If You Love Something… Let it Go (vv. 1-2)B. Defying the Laws of Nature? (v. 3a)C. Dying to Live (Matthew 16:21-23; John 10:17-18)III. God is a Mystery (vv. 3b-5, 7-8)A. Identifying What You Can’t Change (v. 3b)B. The Paralyzing Desire for Certainty (v. 4)C. Burying the Hatchet with Reality (vv. 5, 7-8)D. Casting Bread (Matthew 16:24-25)Discussion Starters1. Monday—Why do you think Peter rebuked Jesus when he heard that Jesus must die in Jerusalem? How do you think you would have responded?2. Tuesday—What does it mean to live as if there is no God? Do you ever fall into that trap?3. Wednesday—What do we end up accomplishing when we expect life to simply operate according to certain rules and deliver certain results? So why do we keep trying?4. Thursday—What does it mean to cast your bread upon the water? What gives us confidence that we can hold onto our possessions lightly and that we will be okay?5. Friday—What does it mean that God is a mystery? Does following him remove all risk in life?

WHEN GRACE MAKES US ANGRYJONAH 4:1-11MATTHEW 5:43-48We need grace just as much as our enemies.I. ABSURD ANGER (4:1-5)A. Grace that Angers (4:1-3; cf. Exodus 34:6, Jeremiah 18:8)B. Stewing in Anger (4:4-5; cf. Genesis 18:22-33, Deuteronomy 16:13-14 )II. PLENTEOUS PITY (134:3)A. Experiencing Pity (4:6-9)B. A Lesson on Pity (4:10-11; cf. Genesis 12:2-3)C. Christ’s Pity (Matthew 5:43-48)D. A Table in the Presence of Enemies (Psalm 23)DISCUSSION STARTERS1. Monday—Why do you think chapter 4 of Jonah is often omitted in the children’s version of Jonah? Discuss Jonah’s anger. Why is Jonah so angry? Does he have the right to be angry? Is Jonah really angry that the LORD is gracious?2. Tuesday—How does the LORD respond to Jonah’s anger? Discuss the difference between Jonah and Abraham as they related to wicked cities.3. Wednesday—What does Jonah do in responding to God’s patience? What is so ironic with Jonah building a booth? What does this say about our own relationship with outsiders?4. Thursday—How does Jonah react when God provided a plant to cover his head? What lesson does the LORD want Jonah to learn with from the parable of the plant? Discuss what Jonah’s despondency says about his theology?5. Friday—What can you learn about yourself from your enemies? Why is it good news that God would set a table in the presence of your enemies?

WHEN GRACE MAKES US ANGRYJONAH 4:1-11MATTHEW 5:43-48We need grace just as much as our enemies.I. ABSURD ANGER (4:1-5)A. Grace that Angers (4:1-3; cf. Exodus 34:6, Jeremiah 18:8)B. Stewing in Anger (4:4-5; cf. Genesis 18:22-33, Deuteronomy 16:13-14 )II. PLENTEOUS PITY (134:3)A. Experiencing Pity (4:6-9)B. A Lesson on Pity (4:10-11; cf. Genesis 12:2-3)C. Christ’s Pity (Matthew 5:43-48)D. A Table in the Presence of Enemies (Psalm 23)DISCUSSION STARTERS1. Monday—Why do you think chapter 4 of Jonah is often omitted in the children’s version of Jonah? Discuss Jonah’s anger. Why is Jonah so angry? Does he have the right to be angry? Is Jonah really angry that the LORD is gracious?2. Tuesday—How does the LORD respond to Jonah’s anger? Discuss the difference between Jonah and Abraham as they related to wicked cities.3. Wednesday—What does Jonah do in responding to God’s patience? What is so ironic with Jonah building a booth? What does this say about our own relationship with outsiders?4. Thursday—How does Jonah react when God provided a plant to cover his head? What lesson does the LORD want Jonah to learn with from the parable of the plant? Discuss what Jonah’s despondency says about his theology?5. Friday—What can you learn about yourself from your enemies? Why is it good news that God would set a table in the presence of your enemies?

CommunityEcclesiastes 4:1-16Philippians 2:5-11As humans made in the image of a relational God, we need community, but it can only truly be found through the saving work of Jesus Christ.I. The Curse of Loneliness (vv. 1-8)A. The Loneliness of the Oppressed (vv. 1-3)B. The Loneliness of Envy (vv. 4-8)II. The Blessings of Community and Wisdom (vv. 9-16)A. The Blessing of Community (vv. 9-12)B. The Blessing of Wisdom (vv. 13-16)III. The Lonely King (vv. 12-16; Philippians 2:5-11)A. Homeless and Alone (vv. 13-16; Matthew 8:20; Philippians 2:5-11)B. A Biblical View of Community (v. 12; Philippians 2:5-11)C. The Table of the Reconciled (1 Corinthians 10:16-17, 24)Discussion Starters1. Monday—Why do you think loneliness is so painful? What is it about humans that makes us need meaningful relationships with others?2. Tuesday—What is oppression? Why do you think God hates it so much? Is it something we can conquer? What can we do?3. Wednesday—What are some of the many faces that envy wears? Where can you see it in your own life? How can Jesus help you?4. Thursday—What are some different kinds of relationships God gives us? Are all people called to marriage? To having children? What are we all called to?5. Friday—What could drive Jesus to be brought so low and suffer complete abandonment for your sake? Where is God’s love for you most clearly revealed?

CommunityEcclesiastes 4:1-16Philippians 2:5-11As humans made in the image of a relational God, we need community, but it can only truly be found through the saving work of Jesus Christ.I. The Curse of Loneliness (vv. 1-8)A. The Loneliness of the Oppressed (vv. 1-3)B. The Loneliness of Envy (vv. 4-8)II. The Blessings of Community and Wisdom (vv. 9-16)A. The Blessing of Community (vv. 9-12)B. The Blessing of Wisdom (vv. 13-16)III. The Lonely King (vv. 12-16; Philippians 2:5-11)A. Homeless and Alone (vv. 13-16; Matthew 8:20; Philippians 2:5-11)B. A Biblical View of Community (v. 12; Philippians 2:5-11)C. The Table of the Reconciled (1 Corinthians 10:16-17, 24)Discussion Starters1. Monday—Why do you think loneliness is so painful? What is it about humans that makes us need meaningful relationships with others?2. Tuesday—What is oppression? Why do you think God hates it so much? Is it something we can conquer? What can we do?3. Wednesday—What are some of the many faces that envy wears? Where can you see it in your own life? How can Jesus help you?4. Thursday—What are some different kinds of relationships God gives us? Are all people called to marriage? To having children? What are we all called to?5. Friday—What could drive Jesus to be brought so low and suffer complete abandonment for your sake? Where is God’s love for you most clearly revealed?

The Fool’s InheritanceEcclesiastes 1:12 - 2:26; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25None of us should try to be God, but we could all stand to be more like him.I. Replacing God (1:12 - 2:11)A. Through Wisdom (1:12-18)B. Through Creation (2:1-11)II. Facing Reality (2:12-23)A. No Protection from Trials (2:12-15)B. No Immortality (2:16-23)III. Pleasing God (2:24-26; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25)A. The Foolishness of God (1 Corinthians 1:18-25)B. Enjoying Toil, Food, and Drink (2:24-26)Discussion Starters1. Monday—Why was Solomon trying to understand everything? What did he hope this would enable him to do? Did it? Have you ever been tempted to gain knowledge in order to take control of others?2. Tuesday—What was Solomon’s hope in abandoning himself to pleasure? Have you ever tried to escape reality by distracting yourself with pleasure? Did it work?3. Wednesday—Can wisdom change your reality and remove all affliction? What can it do?4. Thursday—What is the “fool’s inheritance”? What was wrong with Solomon’s fear of leaving his wealth to a foolish heir? What if God thought that way?5. Friday—What does it mean that “ignorance is bliss?” Does this mean that ignorance is better than wisdom and knowledge?

The Fool’s InheritanceEcclesiastes 1:12 - 2:26; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25None of us should try to be God, but we could all stand to be more like him.I. Replacing God (1:12 - 2:11)A. Through Wisdom (1:12-18)B. Through Creation (2:1-11)II. Facing Reality (2:12-23)A. No Protection from Trials (2:12-15)B. No Immortality (2:16-23)III. Pleasing God (2:24-26; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25)A. The Foolishness of God (1 Corinthians 1:18-25)B. Enjoying Toil, Food, and Drink (2:24-26)Discussion Starters1. Monday—Why was Solomon trying to understand everything? What did he hope this would enable him to do? Did it? Have you ever been tempted to gain knowledge in order to take control of others?2. Tuesday—What was Solomon’s hope in abandoning himself to pleasure? Have you ever tried to escape reality by distracting yourself with pleasure? Did it work?3. Wednesday—Can wisdom change your reality and remove all affliction? What can it do?4. Thursday—What is the “fool’s inheritance”? What was wrong with Solomon’s fear of leaving his wealth to a foolish heir? What if God thought that way?5. Friday—What does it mean that “ignorance is bliss?” Does this mean that ignorance is better than wisdom and knowledge?

Unmet ExpectationsEcclesiastes 1:1-11If you think you can achieve immortality and lasting change through your hard work, you will be disappointed.I. Unmet Expectations (vv. 2-3, 8-11)A. The Quest for Immortality (vv. 2, 11)B. The Quest for Something New (vv. 3, 10)C. The Quest for Satisfaction and Meaning(v. 8)II. Lessons from Nature (vv. 5-10)A. Repetition is Normal and Good (vv. 5-7)B. You Are a Breath (vv. 5-7)C. You Will Not be the One to Make Things New (vv. 7, 9-10)III. The New Son of David in Jerusalem (v. 1)A. Jesus is Making All Things New (Revelation 21:5; Matthew 19:28)B. The Eternal Became Temporary (Psalm 8)C. Learning to Enjoy RepetitionDiscussion Starters1. Monday—Why is it significant that Solomon wrote Ecclesiastes late in life?2. Tuesday—What is the quest for immortality? What are the different ways people seek it? What are your temptations?3. Wednesday—How do people try achieve immortality through their careers or callings? Why is this wrong?4. Thursday—What are some lessons you can learn from the sun, the winds, and the rivers (vv. 5-7)? Is repetition bad?5. Friday—Who is the only one who can truly do something new? What did he need to do in order to accomplish this? How can that help you deal with the short and fleeting nature of life?

Unmet ExpectationsEcclesiastes 1:1-11If you think you can achieve immortality and lasting change through your hard work, you will be disappointed.I. Unmet Expectations (vv. 2-3, 8-11)A. The Quest for Immortality (vv. 2, 11)B. The Quest for Something New (vv. 3, 10)C. The Quest for Satisfaction and Meaning(v. 8)II. Lessons from Nature (vv. 5-10)A. Repetition is Normal and Good (vv. 5-7)B. You Are a Breath (vv. 5-7)C. You Will Not be the One to Make Things New (vv. 7, 9-10)III. The New Son of David in Jerusalem (v. 1)A. Jesus is Making All Things New (Revelation 21:5; Matthew 19:28)B. The Eternal Became Temporary (Psalm 8)C. Learning to Enjoy RepetitionDiscussion Starters1. Monday—Why is it significant that Solomon wrote Ecclesiastes late in life?2. Tuesday—What is the quest for immortality? What are the different ways people seek it? What are your temptations?3. Wednesday—How do people try achieve immortality through their careers or callings? Why is this wrong?4. Thursday—What are some lessons you can learn from the sun, the winds, and the rivers (vv. 5-7)? Is repetition bad?5. Friday—Who is the only one who can truly do something new? What did he need to do in order to accomplish this? How can that help you deal with the short and fleeting nature of life?

Brandon FINALLY understands the NETFLIX binge! Kelly's unique trip to Benihana's. David's fiance' is in a wedding, today, on a Monday? Why are people calling Brandon "babe?" Do you ever wake up and have to pee? Did you celebrate National Dog Day? Brandon celebrated dogs in a really weird way. What's trending today? Gotcha Gossip: Kanye surprises KIM. People are Crazy: Criminal tries to bust a move? We celebrate Birthdays! Country Music News: Taylor Swift brings out surprise guests in Nashville! Monday Morning Motivation with Eric Burch. Top movies out this weekend and movies that tanked. What's on TV tonight?

Pastor Scott decided to preach this sermon the Sunday after WCC received the news a young mother in the congregation, Rachel Dye, was diagnosed with stage IV cancer. If you listen to this sermon, please be sure to pray for her! Thank you! Prepared for Trials Lesson 1: ____________ ____________ (Jam 1:2a; Acts 14:22; 1 Thes 3:3; 1 Pet 4:12-19; John 16:33). Lesson 2: Trials are __________________________, but not accidents (Jam 1:2b; Rom 8:28; 1 Pet 1:6). Lesson 3: A strong ____________________ is needed (Matt 7:24-27). Lesson 4: Build during __________ of __________ (2 Chr 14:2-12). Lesson 5: During the __________ ____________ “the Lord is [still] very compassionate and merciful” (Jam 5:11). Family Worship Guide Memory Verses: Jeremiah 29:11-14 Monday: Why should it be encouraging to remember God is in control while you are in the middle of a trial? Have you been “building your walls” during times of peace? If yes, how? If not, how will you build in the future? Wednesday: What daily trials do you experience that you need to be aware of, because of their potential to wear you down? During trials, what characteristics of God can you focus on to help you better endure trials? Write down a verse (or two) to memorize that reveals this characteristic. Friday: Unbelievers and some genuine believers ask, “Why would a loving God ____?” How would you answer this question, considering 1 Peter 3:15 says we must “always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks [for] a reason for the hope that is in” us? When has God used a trial in your life to bring forth good? In other words, when have you been able to look back on a trial and see the end intended by the Lord? Pray for those who lead, feed, and care for the flock, and their families (Col. 4:3, 2 Thess. 3:1): Pastor Doug & Jesse Studt Pray for these church members / families: (1 Tim. 2:1, Eph. 6:18, Col. 1:9): Robby & Shelley Lehtonen, Austin & Heather Lehtonen, Matthew & Jessica Lindeken, Mitch & Judy Lindeken, Michael Lindeken Pray for “kings” and those in authority (1 Tim. 2:2): Local: Woodland City Council; State: State Rep. Brian Blake; Nation: Senator Patty Murray Pray for the Gospel to Spread Among All Peoples (Matt. 9:37-38): Those we directly support: Sarah Kane (Thailand) An Unreached People Group: Tanaoli (Muslim, Pakistan)

R2-T2 on a Monday? Why not? With Kyle on vacation I figured I'd slot the solo podcast in on the Monday morning. What am I talking this week? Well, if you want a run down on the big changes coming to Battlefront II and PUBG then you've come to the right place.Want to see Scott kill Beau in PUBG? Check out Jon's Twitch clip! Thanks Jon!This show is supported by the Patrons over at Patreon.com/r2t2! If you enjoy the podcast and would like to give something back you can become a Patron as well.Join the show by emailing in at AngryNerdGarrett@gmail.com. You can write in about whatever you would like! Video games, music, personal stories, your favorite sandwich, drinks, you name it. Get The Angry NerdiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-angry-nerd/id1039055716?mt=2RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/theangrynerdDownload R2-T2