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Today's guest is Davy Pulkerman, founder of Zippit.After developing Long COVID symptoms, Davy became obsessed with improving his breathing, sleep and energy, eventually creating his own mouth tape and nasal strips. Today, Zippit has more than 100,000 customers.Amazingly, after more than five years of this podcast, this is the first time I've sat down with someone who actually makes mouth tape and nasal strips! We get into nasal vs mouth breathing, sleep and snoring, who should and shouldn't use mouth tape, nasal strips for exercise, and some of the simple things you can do to make breathing through your nose easier.Want to try Zippit?

Episode 228! Nate in odd form this week, just like a pantyhose nose. Support our sponsorredeemedpipes.cominstagram.com/redeemedpipesfacebook.com/redeemedestatepipesebay.com/usr/redeemedpipesIf you would like to support the podcast mission of providing a smoking lounge atmosphere for those that don't have one, see the options at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pipespourspalsPipes, Pours, and PalsPO Box 432 Daleville, IN 47334Call "The Pipeline" and leave us a message to potentially be used on air at 209-677-7473 (209-Mrs-Pipe)Email us at pipespoursandpals@gmail.comInstagram@PipesPoursAndPals@TheCoffeePotCodger@IndianaNate

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Drone Dilemma: An Autumn Adventure in Botaniske Hagen Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-09-02-07-38-19-no Story Transcript:No: En kjølig høstdag, mens trærne i den botaniske hagen prydet sine grener med flammende oransje og gule blader, skjedde det en liten ulykke.En: On a chilly autumn day, while the trees in the botaniske hagen adorned their branches with flaming orange and yellow leaves, a small mishap occurred.No: Lars, en eventyrlysten ung mann, sto spent med en fjernkontroll i hendene.En: Lars, an adventurous young man, stood eagerly with a remote control in his hands.No: Ved siden av ham sto Ingrid, venninnen hans, med et beroligende smil mens hun betraktet skjønnheten rundt seg.En: Beside him stood Ingrid, his friend, with a calming smile as she admired the beauty around them.No: "Se, Ingrid!En: "Look, Ingrid!No: Jeg flyr dronen over rosehagen nå!En: I'm flying the drone over the rose garden now!"No: " ropte Lars, øynene hans fulle av glede.En: shouted Lars, his eyes full of joy.No: Han var alltid på jakt etter en ny leke eller teknologi å utforske.En: He was always on the lookout for a new toy or technology to explore.No: Ingrid nikket anerkjennende, selv om hun følte en svakt urolig følelse.En: Ingrid nodded approvingly, though she felt a faint sense of unease.No: Men lykken ble raskt snudd.En: But the happiness quickly turned.No: Dronen, som suste mellom de fargerike trærne, mistet plutselig høyde.En: The drone, buzzing among the colorful trees, suddenly lost altitude.No: Før de visste ordet av det, hadde den forulykket inn i den tette, tornefulle rosebusken.En: Before they knew it, it had crashed into the dense, thorny rose bush.No: "Å nei!En: "Oh no!"No: " ropte Lars, fortvilet.En: shouted Lars, distressed.No: Ingrid ristet på hodet.En: Ingrid shook her head.No: "Lars, vent.En: "Lars, wait.No: Vi bør finne en riktig måte å få den ut på.En: We should find the right way to get it out.No: Det er mange torner der.En: There are many thorns there."No: "Men Lars, full av optimisme, svarte: "Ingen grunn til bekymring, jeg kan bare smette inn og få den ut.En: But Lars, full of optimism, replied, "No need to worry, I can just slip in and get it out."No: " Med det satte han kursen mot den faresignalerte rosehagen.En: With that, he headed towards the thorn-filled rose garden.No: Ingrid, med litt mer besinnelse, så seg rundt etter en vaktmester eller kanskje et verktøy som kunne hjelpe.En: Ingrid, with a bit more composure, looked around for a groundskeeper or perhaps a tool that could help.No: Heldig for dem, fant hun raskt en rake i nærheten av et skur hvor en gartner arbeidet.En: Luckily for them, she quickly found a rake near a shed where a gardener was working.No: "Hei, kan jeg låne denne?En: "Hi, can I borrow this?"No: " spurte hun høflig.En: she asked politely.No: Gartneren nikket og smilte.En: The gardener nodded and smiled.No: I mellomtiden hadde Lars krøpet halve vegen inn i busken og lurte allerede på om det var en god idé.En: Meanwhile, Lars had crawled halfway into the bush and was already wondering if it was a good idea.No: Tornene grep tak i jakkene hans, og han kunne kjenne de lette stikkene gjennom stoffet.En: The thorns clutched at his jacket, and he could feel the light pricks through the fabric.No: "Ingrid!En: "Ingrid!"No: " ropte han, nå klart med en tone anger.En: he shouted, now clearly with a tone of regret.No: Ingrid kom tilbake med raken.En: Ingrid returned with the rake.No: Hun smilte, samtidig som hun strakte den ut til Lars.En: She smiled as she extended it to Lars.No: "Jeg sa jo vi kunne prøve en annen vei," ertet hun vennlig.En: "I told you we could try another way," she teased gently.No: Forsiktig begynte hun å lirke dronen ut fra buskens faste grep.En: Carefully, she began to pry the drone out from the bush's tight grip.No: Med noen smarte trekk og et par skraper senere, fikk de endelig dronen løs.En: With some clever maneuvers and a few scratches later, they finally got the drone free.No: «Se, det gikk til slutt,» sa Lars, lettere flau over sin mangel på tålmodighet.En: "See, it worked out in the end," said Lars, slightly embarrassed by his lack of patience.No: Ingrid lo da de gikk bort fra busken, lettet over å ha fått både Lars og dronen uskadd.En: Ingrid laughed as they walked away from the bush, relieved to have gotten both Lars and the drone unharmed.No: Mens de forlot den strålende hagen med de faltne bladene over veiene, kjente Lars en nyverdi på Ingrid sitt råd.En: As they left the brilliant garden with the fallen leaves covering the paths, Lars felt a newfound appreciation for Ingrid's advice.No: "Takk, Ingrid.En: "Thanks, Ingrid.No: Jeg skal høre mer på deg neste gang," sa han med et lett smil.En: I'll listen to you more next time," he said with a light smile.No: Ingrid lo og slo ham vennlig på skulderen.En: Ingrid laughed and gave him a friendly tap on the shoulder.No: "Ingen fare.En: "No worries.No: Men neste gang kan du kanskje spørre før du kaster deg inn i tornebusken.En: But next time, maybe you could ask before diving into a thorn bush."No: " Lars og Ingrid vandret videre gjennom den vakre høstlige hagen, nå med en nyvunnet respekt for hverandre og for den trygge veien fremover.En: Lars and Ingrid continued to wander through the beautiful autumn garden, now with a newfound respect for each other and for the safe way forward. Vocabulary Words:chilly: kjøligadorned: prydetmishap: ulykkeadventurous: eventyrlystencalming: beroligendeunease: uroaltitude: høydedistressed: fortviletgroundskeeper: vaktmestercomposure: besinnelseextend: strekkepry: lirkegrip: grepmaneuver: trekkpatience: tålmodighetrelieved: lettetappreciation: nyverditap: slowand: vandretthorny: tornefulleoptimism: optimismerelief: lettelserespect: respektworries: bekymringbuzzing: sustecrash: forulykketdense: tettegently: vennligscratches: skraperacknowledging: anerkjennende

Last year there were just 108,000 apprentices and trainees, the fewest in the past 15 years and 50,000 fewer than a high set in 2022. Numbers fell again at the start of this year and industry insiders say it is not good for future skill needs. Education correspondent John Gerritsen reports.

El economista ha revelado en La Ventana que la especulación y la caída de la construcción han agravado la crisis de la vivienda

La directora de La Brújula ha destacado las numerosas ocasiones en las que miembros del Gobierno han asegurado que no existía ningún indicio de que el país gobernado por Mohamed VI incitara el cruce masivo.

313: We've been taught to fear meat, but what if the quality, source, and way it's raised matter more than we think? In this episode with Autumn Smith from Paleo Valley, I talk about grass-fed vs. grain-fed meat, regenerative farming, the truth about processed meats and nitrates, misleading food labels, glycine, nose-to-tail eating, and why food quality and diversity matter for our health. → PaleoValley | Head to https://paleovalley.com/promos/realfoodology  for 15% off your first purchase Topics Discussed: → Grass-Fed vs. Grain-Fed Meat → Processed Meat & Nitrates → Glycine & Bone Broth → Food Labels to Trust Sponsored By: → PaleoValley | Head to https://paleovalley.com/promos/realfoodology  for 15% off your first purchase → Wild Pastures | Head to https://wildpastures.com/promos/realfoodology for 20% off for life + a bonus $15 off your first purchase Timestamps:  → 00:00:00 - Introduction  → 00:05:40 - How Paleo Valley got started → 00:09:00 - The Benefits of Fermented Meat → 00:15:00 - Meat, Nutrition and Regenerative Farming → 00:18:34 - Grass-Fed vs. Grain-Fed Beef → 00:24:24 - Animal Diet and Food Diversity → 00:29:04 - Grass-Fed vs. Organic vs. Regenerative Meat → 00:34:40 - Finding High-Quality Meat → 00:36:08 - Deli Meat, Nitrates and Nitrites → 00:41:08 - Vital Farms Eggs and PUFAs → 00:45:12 - Which Food Labels Can You Trust? → 00:49:06 - Country-of-Origin Labels and Imported Meat → 00:53:38 - Glycine: Benefits and Why It Matters → 00:58:00 - Glycine, Inflammation and Immune Health → 01:03:26 - Nose-to-Tail Eating and Organ Meats → 01:06:08 - Food vs. Supplements → 01:12:26 - Phyto-Melatonin and Sleep → 01:14:06 - Getting More Protein → 01:16:16 - Fermented Foods and Gut Health Check Out Dr. Autumn Smith:  → Autumn's Instagram  → Paleo Valley Instagram  → Paleo Valley Website → Wild Pastures Instagram  → Wild Pastures Website  → Wild Pastures Burger Co Check Out Courtney:  →  LEAVE US A VOICE MESSAGE →  Check Out My new FREE Grocery Guide! →  @realfoodology →  www.realfoodology.com →  My Immune Supplement by 2x4 →  Air Dr Air Purifier →  AquaTru Water Filter →  EWG Tap Water Database Produced By: Drake Peterson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of On the Nose is for subscribers and members only. Subscribe for $4/month here. If you're already a subscriber, check your email for instructions on accessing this episode.A recent article in Haaretz announced that a left-wing youth group called Hamahanot Haolim, part of the socialist Zionist movement, is planning a kibbutz-style settlement in the Jordan Valley, in the occupied West Bank. According to the article, organization director Ilan Gazit said that “he is aware of the damage West Bank settlements do to Palestinian rights, but argued that since new settlements will be built in the Jordan Valley in any case, it's preferable to have as many of them as possible populated by leftists.” Gazit elaborated: “We aren't ashamed of this and we aren't hiding it. This is in line with our worldview: A strong security border is needed in the east that will be defensible and create a necessary condition for peace. We are leftists who believe in equality between people and are guided by a humanistic, socialist, democratic worldview.”On this premium episode of On the Nose, Israeli American social worker and co-founder of the Unsettled podcast Asaf Calderon talks to Arielle Angel about the fallacy of the “good guy at the checkpoint,” and what this announcement says about the shifting relationship between Israel's so-called left and the settlement enterprise.Thanks to Jesse Brenneman for editing and to Nathan Salsburg for the use of his song “VIII (All That Were Calculated Have Passed).”Media Mentioned and Further Reading“Israeli Left-wing Youth Group Plans Kibbutz-style Settlement in West Bank,” Yair Foldes, Haaretz“What the Soldiers Did in Gaza,” On the Nose, Jewish Currents“The Anti-Politics of Disengagement,” Elisheva Goldberg, Jewish Currents“Revising the Dream,” Mari Cohen, Jewish CurrentsTranscript forthcoming.

Si quieres pertenecer a nuestra comunidad de alquimistas hazle click aquí : https://nas.com/mi-alquimia-emocional/¿Alguna vez has sentido que simplemente sabes algo, aunque no puedas explicar exactamente por qué?La intuición no siempre aparece de la misma manera. Puede sentirse como una certeza, una señal sutil, una sensación inesperada… y aprender a reconocer cómo se manifiesta en ti puede cambiar la forma en la que tomas decisiones.En esta primera parte exploramos cuatro formas en las que puede aparecer la intuición y cómo empezar a distinguir su lenguaje dentro de ti.Porque quizá tu intuición lleva mucho tiempo hablándote… pero aún no has aprendido a reconocer su voz. Si nos quieres contactar: mialquimia.podcast@gmail.com

Today on the Show, the guys did another round of, would they be a Whakamanas or Nose Kai type, today we tested it on New Zealand Native birds! Follow The Hauraki Breakfast Show on Instagram Subscribe to the podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts! Featuring Jeremy Wells and Manaia Stewart, "The Hauraki Breakfast" a radio show like no other weekdays from 6am on Radio Hauraki. Guaranteed to teach you bad new habits, raise your eyebrows, and make you smirk on a regular basis. News, sport & music that rocks! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: The Suitcase of Secrets: Eirik's Last Airport Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-09-01-07-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: På Oslo Lufthavn var høsten i full blomst.En: At Oslo Lufthavn, autumn was in full bloom.No: Gjennom de store glassvinduene kunne man se ravgule blader danse i luften, mens reisende hastet forbi i tykke jakker.En: Through the large glass windows, one could see amber leaves dancing in the air while travelers hurried past in thick jackets.No: Midt i travelheten sto Eirik, en nysgjerrig sikkerhetsoffiser med år av erfaring bak seg.En: Amidst the bustle stood Eirik, a curious security officer with years of experience behind him.No: Han tenkte på alle de mysteriene han hadde møtt i karrieren.En: He thought about all the mysteries he had encountered in his career.No: Nå nærmet pensjonen seg, og han søkte etter én siste spennende opplevelse.En: Now, as retirement approached, he was searching for one last exciting adventure.No: Kari og Jonas, to unge reisende, satt i et hjørne av den travle terminalen.En: Kari and Jonas, two young travelers, sat in a corner of the bustling terminal.No: Plutselig hevet Jonas en finger og pekte.En: Suddenly, Jonas raised a finger and pointed.No: "Se, Kari.En: "Look, Kari.No: Den kofferten har stått der ganske lenge uten noen som helst oppmerksomhet.En: That suitcase has been there for quite a while without any attention."No: "Eirik hadde også lagt merke til den forlatte kofferten.En: Eirik had also noticed the abandoned suitcase.No: Instinktet sa han at noe ikke stemte.En: His instinct told him that something was not right.No: Protokollen tilsa at han skulle tilkalle myndighetene.En: Protocol dictated that he should call the authorities.No: Men Eirik tenkte for seg selv, "Dette er min siste sjanse til eventyr.En: But Eirik thought to himself, "This is my last chance for adventure."No: " Han bestemte seg for å undersøke kofferten før han rapporterte den.En: He decided to investigate the suitcase before reporting it.No: Han gikk bort til kofferten, og prøvde å se seg uskyldig rundt.En: He approached the suitcase, trying to look innocently around.No: Åpningen av kofferten kunne utløse alarm, tenkte han, men nysgjerrigheten overvant forsiktigheten.En: Opening the suitcase could trigger an alarm, he thought, but curiosity overcame caution.No: Med et forsiktig grep åpnet han glidelåsen.En: With a careful grip, he opened the zipper.No: Inni fant han papirer og en liten elektronisk enhet.En: Inside, he found papers and a small electronic device.No: Papirene ga detaljerte beskrivelser av smuglerruter.En: The papers provided detailed descriptions of smuggling routes.No: Dette var større enn Eirik hadde forestilt seg.En: This was bigger than Eirik had imagined.No: Hjertet hans banket raskere da han skjønte betydningen.En: His heart beat faster as he realized the significance.No: Dette kunne være en smugleroperasjon med stor innflytelse.En: This could be a smuggling operation with major influence.No: Uten tid å miste, tok Eirik papirene og skyndte seg til kontoret sitt.En: With no time to waste, Eirik took the papers and hurried to his office.No: Han laget kopier og la de originale papirene tilbake i kofferten.En: He made copies and placed the original papers back in the suitcase.No: Deretter kontaktet han sjefene sine med informasjonen.En: Then, he contacted his superiors with the information.No: Da myndighetene ankom, hadde Eirik allerede overlevert bevisene.En: By the time the authorities arrived, Eirik had already handed over the evidence.No: Noen uker senere kom svaret.En: A few weeks later, the result came.No: Takket være Eiriks rask handling, hadde politiet klart å knuse en godt organisert smugleroperasjon.En: Thanks to Eirik's swift action, the police had managed to dismantle a well-organized smuggling operation.No: Eirik sto foran kollegene sine og følte en dyp tilfredshet.En: Eirik stood in front of his colleagues and felt a deep satisfaction.No: Karrieren hans hadde gjort en forskjell.En: His career had made a difference.No: Eirik smilte for seg selv mens han følte den kalde høstvinden mot ansiktet.En: Eirik smiled to himself as he felt the cold autumn wind against his face.No: Inne i ham brant en flamme av stolthet.En: Inside him burned a flame of pride.No: Hans år på Oslo Lufthavn hadde gjort verden litt tryggere.En: His years at Oslo Lufthavn had made the world a little safer.No: Nå kunne han gå inn i pensjonisttilværelsen med fred i hjertet.En: Now he could enter retirement with peace in his heart. Vocabulary Words:autumn: høstbloom: blomstbustle: travelhetencurious: nysgjerrigretirement: pensjonenexciting: spennendeabandoned: forlatteinstinct: instinktetprotocol: protokollenauthorities: myndigheteneinnocently: uskyldigcaution: forsiktighetencareful: forsiktigsignificance: betydningenoperation: operasjoninfluence: innflytelsecopies: kopierevidence: beviseneswift: raskdismantle: knusesatisfaction: tilfredshetpride: stolthetsafer: tryggerepeace: fredleaves: bladerjackets: jakkersuitcase: koffertentrigger: utløsedevice: enhetdetailed: detaljerte

La directora de la Brújula realiza un repaso de la actualidad de este martes 1 de septiembre.

En este episodio hablo de tres cosas: por qué enojarte (y sacar ese enojo) no es un defecto sino una necesidad, cómo sin salud no hay creatividad y por qué las ideas tienen fecha de caducidad.Espero te gusteee!Amor,Daniela

The Q&A returns for August with a variety of topics including pet-related tech mishaps, the contentious multimeter pronunciation debate, arcade boards and Super NES expansion chips, the return of physical keyboard phones, and an accidental grip of AI-related questions about web-scraping statistics, podcasters putting on new vocal identities, cyberattacks on infrastructure, and the growing societal backlash that might (maybe) blunt all this at some point. Arcade board cases discussed in this ep: https://www.scanlinecity.com/mortal-kombat-ii-3-layer https://github.com/emilianoarlettaz/arcade-pcb-case Support the Pod! Contribute to the Tech Pod Patreon and get access to our booming Discord, a monthly bonus episode, your name in the credits, and other great benefits! You can support the show at: https://patreon.com/techpod

Hoy escucharemos al @pjuanruizjlc compartir su reflexión sobre el evangelio del día según San Mateo 25, 1-13 Podcast producido por New Fire (@benewfire). Si este episodio resonó contigo y quieres seguir profundizando en este tema, te invitamos a escuchar más contenido en nuestra playlist de Spotify “Volver a casa”, donde encontrarás otros episodios que pueden acompañarte en este camino.

Estos días ha sido noticia que La Agencia Española de Nutrición publicó un informe de cómo se deben alimentar las mujeres durante la menopausia en baso a datos de estudios hechos únicamente en hombres. La investigación en la salud femenina, o mejor dicho, la falta de investigación es cada vez un tema más relevante.  

Breaking Stalin's Nose. 1 hr Audiobook excerpt.  This 1 hour selection serves as an introduction to this fine book.  Purchase the book at your favorite book seller. 

El Padre Pedro aconseja y pide encarecidamente a los padres de familia, que sean verdaderos guías y jefes de familia, que, aunque los hijos se deben tratar con amor, también requieren de disciplina. Por favor, no permitan que sus hijos los manden a ustedes; de la crianza de sus hijos va a depender el carácter, la estabilidad emocional y su éxito en un futuro. Además responde a las preguntas llegadas al programa vía telefónica, el correo electrónico (padrepedro@ewtn.com) y Facebook (www.facebook.com/ppedronunez).

Los incendios no se combaten solo en verano: por qué es clave cuidar los montes durante todo el año

1) Perforar: Si decimos que nos interesa algo y no actuamos como que lo buscamos, entonces no estamos demostrando que nos interese. El verdadero interés implica acción, porque la fe sin obras es muerta. Interesarse no es poner una manito de me gusta o poner un click, sino más bien es amar a esa persona. La verdadera compasión exige acción, pero vivimos en una sociedad en la que cada vez nos preocupamos menos de los demás. La otra vez leía un informe que decía que los cristianos se interesan un 40% menos por los demás que hace 20 años atrás. Era distinto. En nuestra cultura queremos la compasión sin complicarnos, pero la compasión verdadera siempre tiene un costo: ensuciarse las manos. Es como cuando la gente ve en mis publicaciones por redes cuando voy al campo o a la montaña o en la construcción de aulas que hago para los niños y me ponen “¿Por qué no ponen paneles solares? “¿Por qué no ponen aire acondicionado?”. Y yo quedo pensando “Sabrá cuánto me cuesta llegar a poner un ladrillo?” Por eso, hoy tratemos de perforar nuestro corazón y dejemos que la gracia de Dios entre y, la opinología que usamos, se salga.2) Trabajo: La versión donde cada persona se ve feliz o exitosa o plena, es una dimensión única. Por eso, no te dejes desvalorizar por otras personas que proyectan sus expectativas de felicidad en vos. Por eso, conéctate con tu eje, con la presencia de Dios y trata de trabajar por vos y no por otros en vos. Aprende a mirar tus deseos y tus sueños en la vida más de lo que son los sueños de otros para vos. Y, como dice el dicho: “Si ladran, Sancho, es señal de que cabalgamos.” 3) Pensada: Sabiduría es tomar buenas decisiones y saber decir no. Es aprender a regalarte el “no” y muchas oraciones se evitan regalándote el no. Me animo a decirte que no tenés que ir a todos los lugares que te invitan y, si se ofenden, que se ofendan. Ninguno de los que se ofenden cuando te mueras se va a venir a tirar con vos en la misma tumba. La vida es muy corta para gastarla en citas o sitios donde uno no quiere ir. Regalarte el “no” es sabio, porque te regala el “sí” para otras prioridades. Capaz que por él no te quiten del grupo de WhatsApp, pero te abre al sí de vivir en paz interior con vos mismo. Algo bueno está por venir.

Hay temporadas que mientras las vivimos parecen puro desperdicio: lágrimas, noches sin dormir, pérdidas, preguntas sin respuesta. Pero 2 Corintios 1:3-7 revela algo precioso: Dios no desperdicia lo que te dolió. Primero te consuela a ti. Te sostiene. Camina contigo. Y después, muchas veces, te coloca cerca de alguien que está atravesando el lugar del que tú acabas de salir. Por eso, no tengas vergüenza de tus cicatrices. Una herida necesita cuidado; una cicatriz puede convertirse en testimonio. Quizá todavía no entiendes por qué tuviste que vivirlo, pero llegará el día en que alguien te diga: “No sé cómo voy a superar esto”, y tú podrás responder desde un lugar que los libros no enseñan: “Yo también estuve ahí. Dios me sostuvo. Y voy a caminar contigo.” Lo que hoy Dios usa para sostenerte, mañana puede usarlo para que tú sostengas a alguien más.

Después de los devastadores terremotos de 1960 y 2010, Chile desarrolló uno de los códigos de construcción sismorresistente más estrictos de todo el mundo, salvando innumerables vidas en eventos sísmicos posteriores. La tragedia repetida se convirtió finalmente en la motivación exacta para construir de manera radicalmente distinta de cara al futuro. Toda vida necesita un fundamento capaz de resistir sacudidas inevitables que tarde o temprano llegan sin previo aviso. El Señor Jesús mismo es descrito como la piedra angular sobre la cual toda estructura espiritual sólida debe edificarse, sin importar cuántas veces haya fallado ya la construcción anterior. Quizá reconoces que ciertas áreas de tu vida se derrumbaron antes por falta de un fundamento realmente adecuado y bien pensado. Dios ofrece hoy la oportunidad concreta de reconstruir con Él como base firme, capaz de resistir la próxima sacudida que eventualmente llegue sin previo aviso. Nunca es tarde para construir sobre un fundamento mejor. La Biblia dice en 1 Corintios 3:11: "Porque nadie puede poner otro fundamento que el que está puesto, el cual es Jesucristo". (RV1960).

¿Qué pasa cuando un día volteas a ver tu trabajo, tu relación, tus rutinas y hasta tus sueños… y descubres que la vida que construiste ya no se parece a quien eres hoy? Vamos a hablar de esas crisis que no significan que fracasaste, sino que cambiaste, y de cómo atreverte a rediseñar tu vida sin sentir que tienes que destruirlo todo para empezar de nuevo.

What to listen for:"The future of leak detection isn't one technology replacing another. It's collaborating with this whole process and working together to save our water."In this second half of their conversation, our hosts, Robin Greubel and Stacy Barnett, talk with Lolita Shaffer to move past the why of water leak detection dogs and into the how.A Cherokee Nation–funded study sent two golden retrievers across 30 miles of pipe in five days, flagging areas where acoustic crews later confirmed a leak 100% of the time, totaling roughly 4 million gallons lost. A dog "hitting" an odor pool isn't a pin on a map. Rather, it's a dome of scent that has to be read, triangulated, and cross-checked. This is the same skill Robin brings from human-remains work, where handlers report behavior, not conclusions.That craft of analyzing that dome of scent, Lolita insists, has to be built and licensed like any trade.Handlers calibrate dogs to a district's specific chemical signature, as chlorine and fluorine sit close enough on the periodic table to complicate a reading. They drill leash discipline, since losing a leash near traffic means losing a thousand-pound risk. And they finish an Operational Readiness Training Evaluation, which is a week embedded with water operators, capped by a double-blind test over a live leak field.There are some pretty big stakes to justify this rigor. Digging up a suspected leak can run $3,000 an hour, so a utility needs confidence and not just “educated guesses”.With up to half the water workforce retiring within five years, and dogs now being asked about lead-pipe detection, it's clearly a crucial, credentialed profession. It's one that turns a good nose and a good handler into a real, benefits-earning career.  Key Topics:Dogs and Acoustics in Tandem (01:14)Reading the "Odor Dome" (09:53)A Retiring Workforce and a New Career Pipeline (21:30)Calibrating the Nose to Chlorine (and Fluorine) (24:48)Leash Handling as a Safety Requirement (26:49)The ORTE: A Week-Long, Double-Blind Field Test (29:08)The $3,000-an-Hour Dig (32:01)Not Every Job Needs a Ferrari: Matching Dog to Deployment (32:54)Key Takeaways (39:43)  Resources:K9 Pipeline Detection Association (K9PDA) https://www.k9pda.org/K9 Water Leak Detection University (K9WLDU) https://www.k9waterleakdetectionuniversity.com/Water Leak Detection Dogs on FB https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551098070706Water Professionals International https://gowpi.org/American Water Works Association (AWWA) https://www.awwa.orgWe want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Detection Dog Trainer AcademyK9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies, and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.And don't forget to check out the YouTube Channel!Audio editing & other podcast services by: www.thepodcastman.com Instagram: @the_podcast_man

Vicky Ruffo no se arrepiente de nadaseparación de Lupillo RiveraVerástegui dice que no se necesita el sexo Carmen Campuzano no recibió pago La casa de los famososAlicia Machado y la agresividad contra la Divaza

Las disculpas públicas no son el pan de cada día en política. Quizás por eso ha sido una sorpresa que la Ministra de Defensa, Margarita Robles, pidiera perdón a la población por la situación en Ceuta. El profesor de ciencia política en el Departamento de Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Pablo Simón explica por qué las disculpas de los gobernantes suelen llegar "tarde y mal". 

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Daniel Muñoz entrevista a Karim Bulaix, presidente de la Cámara de Comercio de Ceuta, sobre el colapso de las empresas tras la crisis.

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¿Qué haces cuando sientes que se acabaron tus fuerzas, tus recursos o tus opciones?A través de la historia de Elías y la viuda de Sarepta en 1 Reyes 17, aprendemos que nuestros límites nunca son el límite de Dios.La viuda pensaba que solo tenía suficiente para una última comida, pero Dios vio en ese poco el comienzo de un milagro. A veces estamos concentrados en lo que nos falta, mientras Dios quiere mostrarnos lo que ya puso en nuestras manos.La fe también requiere dar pasos aun antes de ver el resultado. Y mientras esperamos que la situación cambie, Dios puede sostenernos cada día con su provisión.Quizás hoy sientes que algo se está acabando, pero Dios todavía tiene la última palabra.Cuando llegas al final de tus recursos, todavía no has llegado al final de los recursos de Dios.

When a child presents with sleep-disordered breathing, chronic mouth breathing, or persistent feeding challenges, evaluating the upper airway becomes a top priority. However, determining when conservative management is sufficient versus when surgical intervention - like a tonsillectomy or adenoidectomy - is required can be complex for both parents and providers.In this episode, Hallie Bulkin sits down with pediatric ENT specialist Dr. Ariel Grobman to break down the clinical nuances of pediatric airway evaluation. Dr. Grobman shares expert insights into physical examination techniques, the practical role of nasoendoscopy, and when sleep studies are truly necessary versus when visual and functional markers dictate action.Together, they explore post-surgical recovery expectations, adenoid regrowth, secondary causes of nasal obstruction like enlarged turbinates, and the critical link between airway dysfunction, ear infections, and feeding difficulties. Dr. Grobman also emphasizes the essential role of interdisciplinary collaboration between ENTs, myofunctional therapists, and airway-focused orthodontists.About the Guest: Ariel Grobman, MDDr. Ariel Grobman is a board-certified Otolaryngologist (Ear, Nose, and Throat surgeon) specializing in pediatric and adult airway management, sinus disorders, and head and neck surgery. Dr. Grobman is dedicated to taking an integrative, patient-centered approach to airway health, helping families navigate complex decisions regarding tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, and nasal airway procedures. He works closely with multidisciplinary teams of speech pathologists, myofunctional therapists, and dentists to ensure comprehensive, root-cause care.Key Topics & TakeawaysAirway Risk Assessment: Why establishing danger and the severity of airway restriction is the primary step in evaluating pediatric sleep issues.Surgical Indications & Outcomes: Understanding real-world expectations, recovery protocols, and regrowth potential following tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy.Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Why optimal patient outcomes rely on close coordination between ENTs, airway-focused orthodontists, and myofunctional providers.Soundbites"Assessing danger and functional impact is always the most important first step.""A detailed physical exam combined with clinical history can often replace the need for a cumbersome sleep study.""Nasal endoscopy is quick, minimally invasive, and gives us immediate answers about structural obstructions."Timestamps01:03 - Guest Introduction: Dr. Ariel Grobman02:46 - Assessing Tonsils & Adenoids in Pediatric Patients06:51 - Indications for Pediatric Sleep Studies07:11 - Physical Examination & In-Office Nasal Endoscopy15:54 - Adenoidectomy vs. Tonsillectomy: Procedures & Recovery20:40 - Tissue Regrowth & Root Causes of Adenotonsillar Hypertrophy22:13 - Addressing Persistent Mouth Breathing & Role of Myofunctional Therapy36:56 - Managing Complex Pediatric Airway & Feeding Cases40:29 - Indications for Middle Ear Fluid Drainage & PE Tubes44:34 - Airway-Focused Orthodontics & Palatal Expansion49:09 - Where to Find Dr. Ariel Grobman & Closing RemarksLinks & ResourcesConnect with Dr. Ariel Grobman: Learn more about his practice and patient resources at Ariel Grobman MD.Fast Myo Screening Tool: Identify structural airway red flags and breathing compensations at FastMyoScreening.com.WORTH A LISTEN: CONTINUE YOUR JOURNEYDon't Ignore the Snore: The Hidden Link Between Airway, Sleep, and ADHD.Mouth Breathing vs. Nasal Breathing: Changing Lives Through Early Airway Intervention.STAY CONNECTED

Lost Weekend is Phoebe Bridgers’ third solo studio album and fifth studio album overall. It dropped on August 14, and it’s expected to debut at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart dated August 29, which would make it Bridgers’ highest-charting album to date. And: My Brilliant Career is a Netflix limited series and the second screen adaptation of the 1901 novel by Miles Franklin. It is an Australian production with a largely Australian cast, and it’s set in Australia around the turn of the 20th century. Philippa Northeast stars as Sybylla, a young woman desperate to become a writer as her family tries to find her a husband. GUESTS: Rebecca Castellani: Co-founder of Quiet Corner Communications and the director of marketing at Washington Montessori School Jim Chapdelaine: An Emmy-winning musician and a patient advocate for people with rare cancers Xandra Ellin: Produces The Global Story for the BBC Music featured (in order): The Outside – Phoebe Bridgers Lost Boys – Phoebe Bridgers Haunted – Phoebe Bridgers Still Standing – Phoebe Bridgers The Outside – Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend (Reprise) – Phoebe Bridgers Don’t Fence Me In – Amy Hill (My Brilliant Career Original Soundtrack) Atomic – Beckah Amani (My Brilliant Career Original Soundtrack) See You On The Radio – Grayson Hugh Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Porsche's One-Off Flat Nose Exercise Porsche just rolled out a one-off flat nose build based on a 991 GT2 RS, and it's hard not to think Moby Dick when you see it. The obvious difference is this thing is a street build, where the original Moby Dick was strictly a race car, but the vibe is unmistakably the same. Porsche has been on a kick lately of digging through leftover parts bins and putting together these special exercises just to show what they can do. It's a cool flex, but it also raises the question of who these builds are actually for and whether we'll see more of them or if this is a one-and-done showcase. Porsche Strikes Out on Singer and RUF Word is Porsche tried to buy Singer and got turned down, then went after RUF and got the same answer. Honestly, none of us are shocked either brand said no. Both are large, established operations that have built their identity on standing completely apart from Porsche, so an acquisition would undercut the whole reason people love them. The bigger question is why Porsche is making these moves in the first place. Is this Porsche being opportunistic, or is there a little desperation behind two attempts at buying up the independents? The 992.2 Carrera S MT Package: A Manual By Any Other Name Porsche's new 992.2 Carrera S is offering a manual transmission again, but only as an "MT package" starting at 167K. Everyone's been begging for manuals to come back, and now that they have, it's buried inside a package instead of just being a straightforward option. Why can't Porsche just let you spec a base 911 with a manual and call it a day? We get that it's a money grab, but once you lightly option this car you're walking out the door around 185K, which is a wild number for a Carrera S. Put that next to a 991.2 GT3 that stickered at 143K back in 2019, and it's a genuinely hard pill to swallow. CPR Classic's Ponzi Scheme Collapse CPR Classic, a dealer just north of San Diego, was running a Ponzi scheme from 2022 through 2024, and the shop is now shut down with the owner serving a 21-month prison sentence. This one stings because of the history behind it. The original owner built a genuinely respected family business selling 911s for 40 years, then passed it down to his daughter after he passed away. Almost immediately the wheels came off. She stopped paying consignors for cars she'd sold, bounced checks, and ran a shell game where money from one sale would go to pay off a completely different consignor, over and over. Part of her sentence requires paying back over 9 million dollars. It's a brutal example of how fast four decades of trust can get wiped out. Outro That's it for this episode. Head over to pcartalk.com for event info, and find us on Patreon at Patreon.com/pcartalk and on socials at @pcartalk. Kimchi Crew: Steve, Leslie, Chris, Ken, Aaron, Matthew, Sean, and Nik.

After a few years of seeing Jewish plays “debating” Israel/Palestine, Jewish Currents editor-at-large Arielle Angel and theater critic Alisa Solomon explored the phenomenon through an exchange of letters, which were published this week. On this episode of On the Nose, they discuss the plays that fall into this category: most recently, the critically acclaimed Birthright by Jonathan Spector, but also including The Zionists by S. Asher Gelman, Giant by Mark Rosenblatt, The Ally by Itamar Moses, and Prayer for the French Republic by Joshua Harmon. They detail the compulsive repetition of these plays and they explore why Jewish hand-wringing is being consistently elevated during a moment of genocide, and why it appears so popular with critics and liberal audiences alike. Thanks to Jules Natt for editing and to Nathan Salsburg for the use of his song “VIII (All That Were Calculated Have Passed).”Media Mentioned and Further Reading“Birthright Stages a Tired Debate,” Arielle Angel and Alisa Solomon, Jewish CurrentsBirthright by Jonathan SpectorGiant by Mark RosenblattThe Zionists by S. Asher GelmanThe Ally by Itamar MosesPrayer for the French Republic by Joshua Harmon“Campus Politics Takes the Stage in The Ally,” On the Nose, Jewish Currents“Who Is Tom Stoppard's ‘Jewish Play' For?” On the Nose, Jewish Currents“Giant Gave the People What They Want,” Jessica Goldschmidt, Jewish Currents“‘Birthright' and ‘Giant' Tackle Jewish Identity,” Emily Nussbaum, The New Yorker“‘Birthright' Stages a Thrillingly Complex Conversation on Conversation Itself,” Helen Shaw, The New York Times“Taking the Long View, Brilliantly: Birthright and Camping,” Sarah Holdren, Vulture“Most US kids of intermarriage raised Jewish; parents want institutions to notice,” Ben Sales, The Times of Israel“Shari Redstone's Next Act: Mogul Named Chair of ‘We Will Dance Again' and ‘Bad Boy' Studio Sipur,” Alex Weprin, The Hollywood ReporterMiami New Drama's announcement of the Y6K Project“‘A Silent Moratorium,'” Lisa Tolin, Geraldine Baum, Malka Margolies, PEN America“Feeling excluded in the literary world, Jews are launching their own publishing houses,” Philissa Cramer, JTA“Birthright Israel and #MeToo,” Sarah M. Seltzer, Jewish Currents “Michael Steinhardt, a Leader in Jewish Philanthropy, Is Accused of a Pattern of Sexual Harassment,” Sharon Otterman and Hannah Dreyfus, The New York Times“Nadav Lapid Faces ‘No,'” On the Nose, Jewish Currents“Kaddish for an Unborn Avant-Garde” by Maia IppSarah Hurwitz on how phones are making it hard to speak to Jewish young people about Gaza“Van Jones and the moral vacancy of American commentary on Gaza,” Ziyad Motala, Al JazeeraTheater Workers for a Ceasefire Birthright BoycottTranscript forthcoming.

La Cita del Infierno: A Doris la dejaron con ganas! A su cita no se le paro. full 484 Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:02:43 +0000 wRm76ASgFUCNneXXLyvrI8fGtUpx0zSY comedy,music,news El Chiquilín Sin Filtro comedy,music,news La Cita del Infierno: A Doris la dejaron con ganas! A su cita no se le paro. Chiquilin and team will share news, entertainment, and some of the best features from their show in this on-demand podcast. The podcast will include everything from exclusive interviews with artists, pranks, and segments where the team is engaging with their listeners.  2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Comedy Music News https://player.amp

1 Corintios 13:4-8 Quizás uno de los mayores problemas no es que no sepamos amar… sino que aprendimos a llamar amor a cosas que nunca lo fueron. Celos disfrazados de interés. Control disfrazado de cuidado. Manipulación disfrazada de “si me amaras…”. Guardar cada error para cobrarlo en la próxima discusión. Pero 1 Corintios 13 nos devuelve al original: “El amor es paciente y bondadoso… no exige que las cosas se hagan a su manera… no lleva un registro de las ofensas… el amor nunca se da por vencido.” Y lo sorprendente es que Pablo no escribió estas palabras para una boda. Las escribió para una iglesia llena de dones espirituales, pero con serios problemas para amarse. Porque puedes conocer mucha Biblia y todavía necesitar aprender a amar. Puedes tener dones extraordinarios y tratar mal a las personas más cercanas. Hoy no leas 1 Corintios 13 pensando en quién debería amarte así. Léelo preguntándole a Dios: “¿Estoy amando yo de esta manera?” El amor verdadero no controla, no compite, no humilla y no lleva un Excel emocional de las ofensas. Y recuerda: amar con paciencia no significa soportar abuso. Perdonar no significa eliminar límites. Amar también sabe decir la verdad y proteger lo que Dios te confió. Las lecturas: Ester 8:1 - 10:3 1 Corintios 13:1-13 Salmo 37:1-11 Proverbios 21:23-24 www.wenddyneciosup.comSígueme en mis redes como @wenddyneciosup--Distribuido por: Genuina Media Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: A Daring Rescue at the Oslo Opera: Elin's Heroic Night Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-08-20-22-34-01-no Story Transcript:No: Oslo Operaen var en perle ved fjorden, nesten som et kunstverk i seg selv.En: The Oslo Operaen was a jewel by the fjord, almost a work of art in itself.No: Inne, fylt med forventningsfulle gjester i fine klær, kunne man kjenne en kriblende spenning i luften.En: Inside, filled with expectant guests in fine clothes, one could feel a tingling excitement in the air.No: Blant dem satt Elin og Sander, to gode venner på en sjelden sommerkveld.En: Among them sat Elin and Sander, two good friends on a rare summer evening.No: Elin var spent.En: Elin was excited.No: Hun elsket opera og gledet seg til å oppleve Astrids store opptreden.En: She loved opera and looked forward to experiencing Astrid's big performance.No: Forestillingen begynte, og musikken fylte salen.En: The show began, and music filled the hall.No: Men plutselig ble alt mørkt.En: But suddenly everything went dark.No: Alt stoppet opp, og et gisp gikk gjennom publikum.En: Everything stopped, and a gasp went through the audience.No: Det var strømbrudd!En: It was a power outage!No: Elin kjente hvordan adrenalinet steg.En: Elin felt the adrenaline rising.No: Hun visste at Astrid hadde en frykt for mørket.En: She knew that Astrid had a fear of the dark.No: "Jeg må hjelpe henne," hvisket hun til Sander.En: "I have to help her," she whispered to Sander.No: "Er du sikker?En: "Are you sure?"No: " spurte Sander, alltid litt bekymret for sikkerheten.En: asked Sander, always a little concerned about safety.No: "Ja, jeg kjenner operaen godt," svarte Elin.En: "Yes, I know the opera house well," answered Elin.No: Motvillig nikket Sander, vel vitende om at han ikke kunne stoppe henne.En: Reluctantly, Sander nodded, knowing he couldn't stop her.No: Elin beveget seg forsiktig gjennom de mørke korridorene.En: Elin moved cautiously through the dark corridors.No: Hun hadde alltid likt å gå på omvisninger og visste nå hvor bakrommene lå.En: She had always liked taking tours and now knew where the backstage areas were.No: Da hun kom bak scenen, fant hun Astrid.En: When she got behind the stage, she found Astrid.No: Hun sto stille, som fryst av redsel.En: She stood still, frozen with fear.No: "Astrid, det er Elin.En: "Astrid, it's Elin.No: Jeg beundrer deg virkelig, og jeg vet du kan klare dette," sa Elin med en rolig stemme.En: I really admire you, and I know you can do this," said Elin in a calm voice.No: Astrid pustet tungt, men Elins ord brakte litt lys i mørket.En: Astrid was breathing heavily, but Elin's words brought a little light into the darkness.No: "Hva om jeg glemmer alt?En: "What if I forget everything?"No: " hvisket Astrid.En: whispered Astrid.No: "Jeg tror på deg, og det gjør publikum også.En: "I believe in you, and so does the audience.No: Se for deg lyset og fortsett," oppmuntret Elin.En: Picture the light and go on," encouraged Elin.No: Akkurat da summet det i veggene – lyset kom sakte tilbake.En: Just then, there was a humming in the walls – the lights slowly came back on.No: Publikum begynte å klappe, og Astrid nikket mot Elin før hun trakk pusten og sang videre.En: The audience began to clap, and Astrid nodded toward Elin before she took a breath and continued to sing.No: Hennes stemme var sterk og trygg.En: Her voice was strong and confident.No: Hun fikk stående applaus.En: She received a standing ovation.No: Etter forestillingen gikk Elin bort til Astrid.En: After the performance, Elin went to Astrid.No: "Du var fantastisk," sa hun blidt.En: "You were amazing," she said cheerfully.No: "Og om du har tid, ville jeg gjerne hatt sangtimer.En: "And if you have the time, I would love to have singing lessons."No: "Astrid smilte takknemlig.En: Astrid smiled gratefully.No: "Selvfølgelig, det ville vært en ære.En: "Of course, it would be an honor."No: "Den natten, mens stjernene glitret over Oslo, følte Elin en ny styrke.En: That night, while the stars glittered over Oslo, Elin felt a new strength.No: Hun hadde hjulpet noen hun beundret, blitt en venn, og tatt det første steget mot sin egen drøm.En: She had helped someone she admired, become a friend, and taken the first step towards her own dream.No: Det var en sommerkveld hun aldri ville glemme.En: It was a summer evening she would never forget. Vocabulary Words:jewel: perleexpectant: forventningsfulletingling: kriblendeexcitement: spenningperformance: opptredengasp: gisppower outage: strømbruddadrenaline: adrenalinetcautiously: forsiktigcorridors: korridorenetours: omvisningerbackstage: bakrommenefrozen: frystadmire: beundrercalm: roligbreathe: pustehumming: summetwalls: veggeneclap: klappenod: nikkeconfident: tryggstanding ovation: stående applauscheerfully: blidtgratefully: takknemlighonor: æreglittered: glitretstrength: styrkeadmired: beundretdream: drømforget: glemme

On this episode of the STL Bucket List Show, we sit down with Chris Bolyard, founder of Bolyard's, to talk about building one of St. Louis' standout butcher shops and the years of hard work, hospitality, local relationships, and passion for food that made it possible.Chris shares his journey from working in kitchens as a teenager to opening his own butcher shop in 2014, including the challenges of stepping out from behind the kitchen line and learning how to connect with customers from the other side of the counter. He reflects on starting the business with his wife, learning the importance of hospitality, and building a space where customers can not only buy quality meat but also learn how to cook and understand where their food comes from.The conversation goes deep on Bolyard's relationships with local farms, why transparency is so important, and how Chris chooses farmers who share his standards for raising animals. He explains his philosophy that animals should have the best possible life before becoming food, and why humane farming and processing ultimately affect the quality of the final product.Chris also opens up about expanding the original butcher shop into a restaurant, how the COVID-19 pandemic unexpectedly changed the business, and how the meat shortages of 2020 introduced Bolyard's to a much larger audience. From brunch and butcher classes to mentorship and creating a space for the Maplewood community, the conversation explores what it really takes to build a lasting local business.From entrepreneurship and family to farming, food, mentorship, and the future of the St. Louis food scene, this episode is a look at the person and philosophy behind one of the city's most unique food businesses.They discuss: - How Chris went from working in kitchens as a teenager to opening his own butcher shop - The challenges of opening Bolyard's in 2014 - Learning to transition from working in the kitchen to serving customers - Building the business alongside his wife - Chris' philosophy on animal welfare and humane farming - How the COVID-19 pandemic unexpectedly helped grow the business - Using the whole animal and minimizing waste - Creating a space for the Maplewood community - Teaching butcher classes and mentoring the next generation of restaurant workers - Why supporting local farmers and businesses is so important - The future of Bolyard's and Chris' goal of spending more time in the cut room and kitchenSupport the show

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¿Le sirves a Dios con todo… o a medias? En este quinto mensaje de la serie El Shema de Jesús, el pastor Otoniel Font, de la Iglesia Fuente de Agua Viva, lanza un reto directo: a Dios se le sirve con todo o con nada, pero nunca a la mitad. A partir de la historia real de Eric Liddell (Carros de Fuego), el corredor que se negó a competir un domingo y aun así ganó el oro, descubrirás el poder de honrar a Dios sin condiciones: "A los que me honran, yo honraré" (1 Samuel 2: 30). Aprende las cuatro formas de amar a Dios según el Shema —con todo tu corazón (tu lealtad), con toda tu alma (tu identidad), con todas tus fuerzas (tus recursos) y con toda tu mente (tus intenciones)— y cómo las cuatro negociaciones de Faraón nos enseñan a no entregarle al mundo ni una pezuña.  Una frase para tu semana: con todo.

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