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This Saturday, Rachel spoke on the topic of Gentleness, her message was titled, A Gentle Kingdom. Questions: Why do you think gentleness is a Fruit of the Spirit? What are some words you associate with gentleness? Do any of them carry any cultural baggage for you? What roles does gentleness play in a Christ-centered community? Scripture: Galatians 5:13-26 13 You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh[a]; rather, serve one another humbly in love. 14 For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”[b] 15 If you bite and devour each other, watch out or you will be destroyed by each other. 16 So I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh. 17 For the flesh desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the flesh. They are in conflict with each other, so that you are not to do whatever[c] you want. 18 But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under the law. 19 The acts of the flesh are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions 21 and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God. 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. 24 Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. 25 Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit. 26 Let us not become conceited, provoking and envying each other.

Sermon Outline:Gods people have no plea but His oathsYou have hope if you cling to Gods royal oath to DavidYou have hope if you cling to Gods temple oath to AaronIn sin or despair do not forsake the Covenant of the Lord Family discussion Questions:Why was Judah unable to trust in their obedience or their power?What reasons did Abijah say were the reasons that Israel should not expect the Lord to fight for them?What separated the two peoples - who were close relatives - into a group which God would fight for and a group which God would fight against?What was Gods royal oath to David?What was Gods temple oath to Aaron?When you face weakness and despair - how would Gods oaths to David be your hope?When you face your own sin - how would Gods oaths to David be your hope?Are you more likely to put your confidence for life in your righteousness or in human strength (money, health, education, family, etc.)? Do the people who are most responsible for your discipleship know that?

READ: Acts 6.1 NLT 'But as the believers rapidly multiplied, there were rumblings of discontent. The Greek-speaking believers complained about the Hebrew-speaking believers, saying that their widows were being discriminated against in the daily distribution of food.' If you have ever been part of a church or other human organisation you will know exactly what is meant by rumblings of discontent! They are part of life and are exhausting. It isn't open war, but it isn't something that can be brushed to one side either. The problem on this occasion was a practical one but it was clearly causing great unhappiness. The church in Jerusalem was composed of Jews from different backgrounds. Some of them had always lived in the Jerusalem area and spoke Hebrew or Aramaic, but there were others who had lived in neighbouring countries and largely spoke Greek. Some of the latter had come to live in Jerusalem at the end of their lives and were far from their families and so were particularly vulnerable. The response of the apostles gives us a good model as to how to handle rumblings of discontent. Firstly, they acted quickly. So often, in my experience, people live with the hope that, if they ignore a problem, it will go away. This is rarely the case. The action they took was to appoint seven people to oversee the distribution of the food, to ensure that fairness prevailed. This would then release the apostles to get on with their central work of prayer and preaching. It interests me that the qualifications for performing this practical task were that the selected people should be full of wisdom and the Holy Spirit. This is a helpful reminder that every role in the life of a church is spiritual. I sometimes hear people talking about the different jobs that need doing in a church as if some are spiritual and others are practical. It is not so. Every role is spiritual and, as people do the many practical tasks that need to be done, it is vital that they are full of wisdom and the Holy Spirit. QUESTIONS: Why is it so crucial that church work should be done by people who are full of wisdom and the Holy Spirit? PRAYER: Lord God our Father help us to be wise in responding to rumblings of discontent. Fill us with your Spirit as we serve you. Amen

Looking to relocate to Seattle area? Listen to past clients as they explain the process of relocating to Western Washington from Colorado and buying their new home. Questions Why did you decide to move to Seattle? How did you start your process of relocating? What did you find stressful about the relocating process? What eased your stress about relocating? What did you learn about this process? What advice would you share with others looking to relocate to Seattle or into other states? Tips to relocating

READ: Acts 1.12 and 14 NLT 'Then the apostles returned to Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, a distance of half a mile. When they arrived, they went to the upstairs room of the house where they were staying... They all met together and were constantly united in prayer, along with Mary the mother of Jesus, several other women, and the brothers of Jesus.' The days between Jesus’ Ascension and Pentecost were filled with prayer. All the disciples knew was that they had to wait and they didn’t want to do this alone. We read that they met together in an upper room and this may well have been the place where they had gathered for the Last Supper. What matters is that they were together and it is interesting to note that the eleven disciples were joined by Jesus’ mother and his brothers. We know little about Jesus’ brothers but John records that, prior to his death, they did not believe in him (John 7.5). What an amazing time of prayer that must have been! Jesus had told them that the Holy Spirit would be poured out on them, but hadn’t informed them when this might happen. They simply had to wait in expectation, with the confidence of knowing that God had a perfect plan. In one sense prayer is always like this. Although we live in the privileged days of the Spirit, whenever we come together to pray there is much that we do not know. We only partly know God’s plans for our lives, our church and our world. As we pray we open ourselves afresh to the breath of God’s Spirit and invite him to meet with us. It’s also vital for us to see the importance of praying together. Prayer is the privilege of every Christian and we will often pray by ourselves. But there is something very important about praying with our Christian brothers and sisters. Jesus said, “For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them.” Matthew 18.20 As we pray together the risen Lord Jesus Christ stands with us, strengthening and inspiring us. What could be more exciting than that?! QUESTIONS: Why is waiting so important in our Christian lives? PRAYER: Gracious Lord, teach me more about the importance of expectant prayer, and help me to treasure the opportunities you give me to pray with my Christian brothers and sisters. Amen

SDRs and managers alike often fall prey to the idea of the ‘silver bullet.' A message so perfect that prospects can't help but respond. Let's rip that band-aid off right now - there is no perfect email. There is no perfect voicemail. There is no perfect message. Done is better than perfect. And more often than not, the strive for ‘perfect' holds a lot of teams back. ...now what? How can you stand out as an SDR? What processes can you adopt to regularly hit quota? What skills can you build to replace that chase for a silver bullet? From persona development to research best practices to hyper-flexibility, Joe Latchaw joins the UNSUBSCRIBE team to talk about the alternatives to ‘silver bullet' messaging. Structure & Questions: ❓ Why do you think some teams are so set on the idea of finding that ‘silver bullet' message? ❓ What about ‘silver bullet' tools for your team? Do they have a similar issue? ❓ Let's discuss this quote: “While seeking silver bullets, salespeople stop using their lead bullets.” What do you think about it? ❓ What would you do instead of searching for silver bullets? ❓ Let's wrap it all up with a look to the future. What do you think the sales development function will look like in the next few years?

Questions: Why is David, a man who did nothing when his daughter got raped considered a man after God's own heart, but Tamar, a victim of rape is not considered a woman after God's own heart? Why is Jephthah, a dude who made his daughter a victim of human sacrifice by his own hands apart of the Heroes of Faith Hebrews Chapter 11, but his daughter is not? Why is okay to be all milk, and no meat in so many houses of worship? Why is gossiping instead of one-one-one conflict resolution so prevalent in places of praise? Why is so many afraid of doubts, fears, worries, insecurities, sexual beingness, the possibility of absolute certainty being untrue, and their own anger? Why do so many in buildings of religion run away from being fully human and instead choose to live a one-sided humanity (Happy-Happy Joy-Joy)? How come Paul never wrote to the families of the Christians he mass murdered as a form of public repentance and open amends making? Why are they winning the worldliness competition when it comes to themselves vs the world? I think Christlikeness is written within us, not outside of us. I also think that we are the Christ figures that we have been waiting for. I love these eight points of Progressive Christianity: Focus: The teachings and life of Jesus provide them with a path to God. Pluralism: They recognize that others follow their own paths to God which are equally true for them. Communion: They view the sharing of bread and wine in Jesus' name to represent "an ancient vision of God's feast for all peoples." Inclusivity: All are welcome to become involved; persons of all genders, sexual orientations, traditions, races, etc. Reciprocity: How people treat one another is the "fullest expression" of their beliefs. Search: They find more grace in searching for truth than in accepting certainty. Community: They form communities to support each other in their quest for peace, justice, a restored environment, and to provide hope. Cost: Following Jesus involves a personal investment in "selfless love, conscientious resistance to evil, and renunciation of privilege." I am not the private life police. I repeat for the final time: I live the Golden Rule: Treat others as you would like others to treat you. I live also live by the Silver Rule: Do not treat others in ways that you would not like to be treated. What you wish upon others, you wish upon yourself. As a do no harm principled person: I am live and let live meaning that all should be able to live their lives in the manner they want to, regardless of what other may think of them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

READ: Luke 22.19-20 NLT He took some bread and gave thanks to God for it. Then he broke it in pieces and gave it to the disciples, saying, “This is my body, which is given for you. Do this in remembrance of me.” After supper he took another cup of wine and said, “This cup is the new covenant between God and his people—an agreement confirmed with my blood, which is poured out as a sacrifice for you.” I am glad that meals were so important in Jesus’ ministry. He loved spending time with people in the relaxed atmosphere of a meal and so it is very significant that, on the night before he died, we find him having supper with his disciples. Jesus knows that his death is only hours away, but he doesn’t want to miss the opportunity to have one final meal with those who had walked with him throughout his ministry. They had no idea what Jesus’ words meant as he took the bread and wine and said that they represented his body and blood. Only later would it all fall into place for them. People often tell me that their church is particularly gifted in catering. I’m delighted! It seems to me that any true follower of Jesus should enjoy eating with others. So often it is the relaxed conversation that happens over a meal that enables relationships to deepen. Eating a meal together is completely inclusive because everyone needs to eat. Jesus was often criticised for the people with whom he had meals, but he clearly used it as a way to reach out to the most ungodly people in the community. Food and drink broke down barriers and enabled him to show that he welcomed every kind of person. It’s interesting that Jesus only told us to hold one particular service. He never mentioned family, morning or evening services, wonderful as they may be. He only told us to meet for a meal in remembrance of his death for us. What an incredible privilege it is to do what the disciples did 2,000 years ago as we meet over a meal with the Lord Jesus Christ. QUESTIONS: Why is it so important for us to keep remembering Jesus’ death? PRAYER: Lord Jesus Christ, thank you that you were willing to give your body and blood so that I can be free. Amen

Pastor Plek discusses the value of Revelation.Questions: Why is the book of revelation used to predict the end of the world? Because of all the symbols? I dislike when people do this because no one knows when this will happen. Only God does.

Why Extra Esther?§ At first reading within Christian circles, Esther is elevated as a hero that intervenes on behalf of the Jewish people.§ However, in Jewish Tradition, the book of Esther, megillat ‘ester, “the scroll of Esther,” is inextricably bound up with the holiday of Purim.§ The book provides a rationale for the religious festival as a story of origin. § Purim, the only religious festival not found in the Torah, needed a reason and an authorization. § The book of Esther is the centerpiece of the observance of Purim; it is traditionally read publicly in the synagogue on Purim eve and the following morning, accompanied by the noisy blotting out of Haman’s name by children and adults, many of them dressed in funny costumes. § Purim is a carnivalesque holiday, replete with reenactments of the story, excessive drinking and a general sense of frivolity uncharacteristic of other Jewish festivals. § The spirit of this holiday is comically summarized by Mayim Bialik (Amy on the Big Bang Theory)§ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbKfB5E6sAA A Search for Questions§ Why is there no mention of God in the text?§ Why are there three more chapters?§ Why name the day after the instrument of choice used by the enemy? (Pur – lot)§ Why is there a pre-occupation with Mordecai’s actions toward Haman?§ Why is there a preoccupation with the different feasts?§ Why does Esther wait to tell the king about Haman’s plan? The Questions Might Give Reason for the Additions§ There are six blocks of text, conventionally labeled A through F in all Greek versions of Esther. They are grouped in three pairs:§ Additions A and F is the dream of Mordecai and its interpretation§ Additions B and E is the letter Haman sent out against the Jews and the letter of Mordecai allowing Jews to defend themselves§ Additions C and D contains prayers of Esther and Mordecai and Esther approaching the king. § The main reason for these additions might be to give the story of Esther the religious atmosphere that is lacking in the Hebrew text. The Religious Angle§ Mordecai is a dreamer placing him along side Joseph and Daniel as recipients of divine revelation (Addition A and F)§ The dream uses the same imagery of the dragon, fountain, battle and contrast between light and dark in Jeremiah 28.§ The interpretation in addition F adds a connection to Joseph.§ Esther’s Prayer (Addition C)§ The Queen laments the Jew’s existence in exile and blames their own sins for the situation. § Esther bemoans her marriage to the king.§ Hellenizing Esther (Addition D)§ This describes her entry into the throne room. § She faints when the king looks at her and the king assures her that the prohibition against approaching the king uninvited does not apply to royalty.§ This text undermines Esther’s heroism.§ The King Rescinds His Order (Addition E)§ Haman is censured and presented as treacherously plotting against the king. § The king exonerates the Jews of all charges made by Haman. Adding Piety· Without these additions, one could question Mordecai’s religious stature, wonder about Esther’s true piety and if God really did play a role in the outcome. · This is most notable in the comparison of the Hebrew and Greek in chapter 6.· The cumulative effect of these alterations in Greek versions is to make Esther an overtly religious tale in which the main characters embody the distinctive marks of Judaism (dedication to One God, the observance of Torah in all its particulars as a way of life and the practice of pious acts of prayer, fasting and almsgiving).· Another effect of the additions is to heighten the reader’s awareness of the tension and animosity between Jew and Gentile. Theological Contribution§ Unlike Hebrew Esther, Greek Esther speaks of God directly. God is creator of all (13.10); furthermore, God is close to, and holds special, Israel. No one can oppose God’s will (13.9, 11). God controls the nations (16.16) and reveals himself to people (11.12). Finally, God makes the lots fall in the Jew’s favor (10.10-12). § On the other hand, Israel has failed God, primarily through the nation’s idolatry, and thus, their status in exile.The Additions as a Window into Jew/Gentile Relations§ Taking its place with Daniel, the additions to Daniel, and other Apocrypha, such as Judith and Tobit, the additions to Esther reveal the increasing pressures the Jews experienced as successive ruling nations seek to assimilate them into the dominant culture.

Becoming your own superhero with resilience, confidence, and grit Check out my interview with a 2X Olympic Coach, Shawnee Harle Shawnee is a mental toughness and high-performance coach --- A growing body of research has suggested a steady DECLINE in resilience in children and young adults So, how can we help the next generation & ourselves become more resilient & more effective at managing their own emotions especially negative ones? Check out my interview with Shawnee Harle, a mental toughness and High Performance coach to discuss: ➡️ Becoming your own superhero with resilience, confidence, & grit ---- QUESTIONS ➡️ Why mental toughness is a skill and how to develop it? ➡️ How should parents help our kids become more resilient? ➡️ Why confidence is overrated and unreliable? ➡️ Why feedback is different from praise? ---- You can watch our interview on my YouTube channel via this link. ---- Give this episode a listen and give your biggest takeaway by sharing this on Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. Make sure to tag me @AiAddysonZhang and use my hashtag, #ClassroomWithoutWalls --- Do you know that this podcast is also a weekly live streaming show? Every Friday, at 9am PST | noon EST, my guest and I go live on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Twitch to delivery valuable content to you. I highly encourage you to join us live and ask your questions. You will get immediate answers! You can follow my other social media channels: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook ---

To watch this episode, please visit Rachel’s YouTube channel. Listeners can find Dr. Ben Bikman at his website getHLTH.com , and on Instagram @benbikmanphd, on twitter @benbikmanphd, and facebook benjaminbikmanphd Dr. Ben Bikman earned his Ph.D. in Bioenergetics and was a postdoctoral fellow with the Duke-National University of Singapore in metabolic disorders. Currently, his professional focus as a scientist and associate professor (Brigham Young University) is to better understand the role of elevated insulin in regulating obesity and diabetes, including the relevance of ketones in mitochondrial function. In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about insulin! Dr. Ben Bikman answers many common questions related to insulin’s role in metabolic health, fat loss, building muscle, menopause, cancer, pregnancy, and much more! "Someone who is experiencing metabolic inflexibility, is stuck primarily in glucose burning mode and it's the [chronically] elevated insulin keeping them there." Dr. Ben Bikman Today’s Questions: Why is insulin important to control for long term health? And what happens in your body when you have chronically elevated insulin levels? Does insulin resistance directly cause fat gain?   Can insulin resistance impact our ability to build and maintain muscle?   What is your viewpoint on working to become as metabolically flexible as possible in both directions, and potentially incorporating a cyclical ketogenic approach or a low carb approach? Does menopause cause or increase insulin resistance? How often should we test fasting insulin? Can insulin be too low? Do you think that testing fasting insulin will become more common as we start to learn more about it? What’s the relationship between lower insulin, basal metabolic rate, and enhanced energy expenditure? A1C versus insulin in terms of prediabetes, and type two diabetes is A1C a correct indicator? Is it possible to completely reverse insulin resistance permanently? What is your view on the metabolic benefits of ketogenic diets before weight loss? For example, If you have two isocaloric diets --one low carb, the other low fat -- keeping weight constant, will there be different implications on metabolic health? Fructose versus glucose when it comes to insulin? What is the relationship between insulin resistance and cancer? I am 28 weeks pregnant and have been low carb for 10 years. I failed my one hour oral glucose tolerance test. How do I pass the three hour test?  Top Takeaways: Three main causes of chronic insulin resistance Ben’s ‘rules’ on each macronutrient explained A ‘poor man's method’ on how to check your insulin sensitivity One drink to avoid giving to your children Two types of cancer that are powerfully linked to insulin resistance  Show Notes: [0:00] Welcome back to MetFlex and Chill- Rachel introduces guest Dr. BenBikman @benbikmanphd [2:00] Question: Why is insulin important to control for long term health? And what happens in your body when you have chronically elevated insulin levels? [6:00] Question: Does insulin resistance directly cause fat gain? [12:00] Two variables to focus on to help elevated insulin levels: avoid glucose spiking foods and practice better sleep habits [13:00] Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most Chronic Disease-and How to Fight It [13:30] Question: Can insulin resistance impact our ability to build and maintain muscle? [16:30] Question: What is your viewpoint on working to become as metabolically flexible as possible in both directions, and potentially incorporating a cyclical ketogenic approach or a low carb approach? [26:30] Question: Does menopause cause or increase insulin resistance? [28:30] Question: How often should we test fasting insulin? [30:00] Question: Can insulin be too low? [31:00] Question: Do you think that testing fasting insulin will become more common as we start to learn more about it? [34:00] Question: What’s the relationship between lower insulin, basal metabolic rate, and enhanced energy expenditure? [42:30] Question: A1C versus insulin in terms of prediabetes, and type two diabetes is A1C a correct indicator? [44:30] Fasting Insulin Test [45:00] Question: Is it possible to completely reverse insulin resistance permanently? [47:30] Question: What is your view on the metabolic benefits of ketogenic diets before weight loss? For example, if you have two isocaloric diets -- one low carb, the other low fat -- and keeping weight constant, will there be different implications on metabolic health? [52:30] Question: Fructose versus glucose when it comes to insulin? [54:00] Question: What is the relationship between insulin resistance and cancer? [56:00] Question: I am 28 weeks pregnant and have been low carb for 10 years. I failed my one hour oral glucose tolerance test.. How do I pass the three hour test?  [58:00] Lactation awareness while breastfeeding and being in a state of ketosis [1:00:00] Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most Chronic Disease-and How to Fight It [1:01:00] You can find Dr. Ben Bikman on Instagram @benbikmanphd and at his website getHLTH.com --- Join the FREE MetFLex Life Course: www.metflexandchill.com Rachel Gregory (@rachelgregory.cns) is a Board-Certified Nutrition Specialist, Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and Author of the best-selling book, 21-Day Ketogenic Diet Weight Loss Challenge. She received her Master’s Degree in Nutrition & Exercise Physiology from James Madison University and Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Medicine from the University of Miami. Rachel helps her clients transform their lives by starting with the physical (body), realizing the power of the mental (mindset), and ultimately gaining massive confidence that bleeds into every aspect of their lives (family, relationships, work, etc.).

Living the Questions: Why do bad things happen? Job 38:1-18

SwordPlay - S3E7 (ep. 70) - Esther 6-10 Chapter 6 Summary and Questions: - Should the king’s insomnia be seen as an act of divine guidance which leads to the reading of the chronicles? (6:1) - Did Haman’s wife & friends not know that Mordecai was a Jew before their declaration of Haman’s inability to succeed against him? (6.13; cf. 5.13) Chapter 7 Summary and Questions: - Was Esther’s hidden Jewish identity key to the Jew’s salvation? (7:3) - Does the king really not remember agreeing to Haman’s plot? (7:5; 3:10-11) Chapter 8 Summary and Questions: - Why is it important to know that Haman was the son of Hammedatha? (8:5; 3:1, 10) - Which people in their right mind would still attack the Jews after this new edict had been decreed? Shouldn’t this eliminate the potential for any conflict? (8:11) - How would people become Jews? That seems stronger than the language of being a proselyte. (8:17) Chapter 9 Summary and Questions: - Why did the Jews not take any plunder after killing their enemies? (9:10, 15, 16) - Why was the author so concerned about the feast of Purim fading from their memory? (9:28) Chapter 10 Summary and Questions: - Do we have the Book of the Chronicles of the Kings of Media and Persia? (10:2) - Why was it important to note that Mordecai rose to be second in command? (10:3) - Does the Church have authority to prescribe festival days/holy days? (see 9.29, “gave full written authority”) This week’s Featured Creature: Cherub/Cherubim view our website: swordplay.cast.rocks search "swordplay" in iTunes podcasts, Google Play Music, or your favorite podcast app. Please "Like" us or even write a review. feel free to re-post to social media send questions and comments to: swordplaypodcast@gmail.com

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2 Episodes in one week? Calculated. Not really though, Eli guest hosted on the episode we had to scrap due to bad audio quality, so we brought him on for this one to talk about the philosophy of owning a single console vs owning multiple consoles. we also talk about the E3 2020 winners (wink wink if there had been an E3) and complain a(long with the rest of the internet) about the lack of Nintendo news. Intro Introduce ourselves: welcome guest host Eli! Nintendo News: Animal crossing Fireworks, dreams, and island backups announced Pokken tournament DX free trial for Nintendo online members rocket league to be free to play, but ditches steam in the process The Rumor Mill: nintendo Direct in August with a new smash DLC character reveal online community speculations run crazy as Nintendo remains silent on what's coming for 2020 Questions: Why do you own just Nintendo? Or why do you go dual console with Nintendo/PS/Xbox? Gaming PC? Who won E3 2020? will there be an E3 2021? paper Mario had built in achievements. Do you like an achievement system? Should Nintendo have one? Whatcha Playin?: Talk about what games we are currently playing. Outro: Thanks for comin! Follow us on social medias share with your pals. Links: Follow us on the Social Medias: * Discord: https://discord.gg/WZGpyCZ * Twitter: https://twitter.com/NintendoPals @Nintendopals * * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Nintendopalspodcast/ * Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCetcvuiNd1zWD9pIkwjS9NA? Special Thanks to VGR (VideoGameRemixes) for the amazing Tunes used in the podcast, Check out more VGR on: * Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/videogameremixes * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3pCoHlohSNQdXBNDxuWd12 * Itunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/vgr/1038344283 Twitter: @VGRemixes Instagram: @VideoGameRemixes

SwordPlay - S3E6 (ep. 69) - Esther 1-5 - When was the book of Esther written? Manuscripts? - Why is Esther absent from the Dead Sea Scrolls? - What is Purim? - Why was the book of Esther written? Audience? - What are some historical difficulties in Esther? - Why is Esther canonical? Chapter 1 Summary and Questions: - What time frame does the story of Esther take place? (1:1) - Why Did Queen Vashti refuse to come when the King called? (1:12) - What does it mean to be a wise man who understands the times? (1:13) Chapter 2 Summary and Questions: - How could Mordecai be one of the exiles from Jerusalem? (2:6) - Why is Esther also called Hadassah? (2:7) - Was Mordecai raising Esther as a daughter or a wife? (2:7 LXX) - Did Esther have a choice to be chosen for the harem? (2:8) - What kind of advice did Hegai give to Esther? (2:15) - Why were the two guards angry? (2:21 LXX) Chapter 3 Summary and Questions: - What is an Agagite? (3:1) - Why are lots being cast before Haman? (3:7) Chapter 4 Summary and Questions: - Does Mordecai manipulate Esther? (4:8 LXX) - Has the king’s regard for Esther begun to wane? (4:11) - If Mordecai knows that the Jews will be delivered somehow, then why did he react with wailing? How does he know that Esther would perish if no one knows her race? (4:1, 14) Chapter 5 Summary and Questions: - Why were the gallows built so high? (5:14) This week’s Featured Creature: Seraph/Seraphim view our website: swordplay.cast.rocks search "swordplay" in iTunes podcasts, Google Play Music, or your favorite podcast app. Please "Like" us or even write a review. feel free to re-post to social media send questions and comments to: swordplaypodcast@gmail.com

In 1 John 1, John gives a personal testimony of his physical and spiritual encounters with Jesus. These encounters had a consequence; John’s sin was exposed and that gave opportunity for his life to be changed by Jesus.  Questions: Why was John’s testimony as personal so important? How would John define “fellowship”? How might 1 John 1 cause someone to ... Read More

I love visuals, so to go along with this episode, here is an infographic I created about Bloom's Taxonomy with all of this awesome info! https://bit.ly/gypsysoulbloomstaxonomy This week's episode is all about using Bloom's Taxonomy to revamp your Outschool lessons or lessons in general, if you work for a company or school and are planning all of your lessons. This is so beneficial and it certainly helps to add and gain clarity for your lessons and what your specific outcomes and expectations are. With Outschool, you can use Bloom's Taxonomy power verbs in your:  1. Summary  2. Course Description 3. Learning Goals (though this section is entirely optional, you don't have to complete this section.) The 6 main areas of Bloom's Taxonomy are: 1. Knowledge (power verbs: copy, define, identify, outline, locate, choose, distinguish, repeat, show, and record) ~Questions:~ Can you list (#) _____? / Which one ____? / How would you explain_____? Why did that happen?  2. Understand (power verbs: explain, retell, discuss, interpret, conclude, summarize, classify, infer, and expand on) ~Questions:~ Can you summarize____? / What's the main idea? Can you state that in your own words? 3. Apply (power verbs: interview, present, illustrate, calculate, solve, experiment, and determine) ~Questions:~ How can you show your understanding? / How can you apply what you've learned.  4. Analyze (power verbs: organize, sequence, determine, examine, debate, compare, contrast, and mind map) ~Questions:~ Why do you think___? / How are ___ and ____ related? /  How are you able to classify ____?  5. Evaluate (power verbs: check, assess, conclude, reflect, hypothesize, role-play, revise, and critique) ~Questions:~ How would you change ____? / How can ___ be improved? / How can this be adapted to make it different? / If you could ___, what would you do?  6. Create (power verbs: imagine, invent, design, construct, plan, and compose) ~Questions:~ What can you recommend? In what way can you determine ____? What is your opinion of ____? 

Proverbs 18:2-A fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion. Website-Theproverbiallife.com Ways to Support the Ministry Merch- https://teespring.com/stores/the-proverbial-life Patreon.com/ProverbialLife PayPal-Teameramirez@gmail.com CashApp-$teameramirez Venmo-Edwin-Ramirez-75 Brief Outline Terms: Understanding: The fool takes no pleasure in wisdom and insight, a capacity for discerning a right course of action. Opinion: heart, i.e., the blood pumping organ of the body, mind, soul, spirit, self, i.e., the source of life of the inner person in various aspects, with a focus on feelings, thoughts, volition, and other areas of the inner life. {KJV} Proverbs 18:2-A fool hath no delight in understanding, But that his heart may discover itself. The fool is not interested in looking outside of himself but he is only interested in looking within. Questions: Why doesn't the fool take pleasure in understanding? Why does he only take pleasure in expressing his own opinion (or his own heart)? What does the bible have to say about the heart of man? Answer: The fool takes no pleasure in receiving wisdom and insight and would rather express his opinion because he is full of his own pride. To him all the answers of life are within Himself. In other words, he is his own god. All revelation is within and not outward. The problem is that the fool does not understand that his heart (his entire being-His mind, soul, spirit, his inner person) is decetful above all else. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-proverbial-life/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-proverbial-life/support

You've had questions, we have answers: @wtfnyssa grills Dave to get clarification on SO MANY THINGS that SQUAWKING DEAD has been up to, as well as take your questions via Live Chat Keep in mind, even though Dave answers the questions, he expounds greatly on them, talking about his personal life, career history, experience in podcasting, and much, much more! Questions: Why are you pre-recording videos, just to premiere them live? Ko-fi-backers? ...is that like Subscribers? But why? Can anyone be a Guest-Host without Paying? Do the Regular Hosts pay? Do Hosts need to be Ko-fi-backers? Where does the money go? Why even ask for money? (Part 1) How many Ko-fi-backers do you have, so far? Lois: I want to know if it's cold there Päivi: Why [podcast about] The Walking Dead? Linda: Do you think Alpha has doubts about Negan's intentions? Darren: If you could have any 3 people, past or present, on the podcast, who would they be? Darren: What's the most dumb injury you've ever had? Darren: If you could bring back anyone from seasons 1-4, who would that be? Dom: Can fans join as Guest-Hosts without paying? (Part 2 of why we ask for money) What did you think of Sunday's episode? Thomas: Stockpiled TP? Thomas: [FMK] Tara, Maggie, Rosita --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/squawkingdead/message

#81 Questions: Why should I spend $5,000 on Business Crowdfunding? Dr. Wright explores some of the unseen economics around business crowdfunding Need your private questions answered? Grab a one on one Power Hour with me! www.getcrowdfundednow.com Want to get the Newsletter? Twice a month it comes out at http://www.wrightplacetv.com Twitter.com http://www.twitter.com/drwright1 Instagram http://www.instagram.com/drwright1 Snapchat http://www.snapchat.com/drwright1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/get-crowdfunded-now/message

Today we are going to talk with Ashton Addison who runs the Crypto Coin Show about how the blockchain is the best solution to stop counterfeit items like tickets, documents and other items. Questions Why is it so important to be on blockchain? So how exactly does the blockchain ensure that important items like event tickets are not counterfeit? Can’t you do a smart ticket? Where you get a free drink, a virtual item that acts like a digital sourvenir and maybe a ticket card that is stored forever in a wallet to show off to your friends? What about the peer to peer selling of tickets? What are the roadblocks to adoption of it? What other uses cases does the blockchain have for these types of use cases? How about title insurance? IN 100 words or less, if you could invest a fictional $100,000 in one or two cryptos, what would they be and why? Bitcoin, just because bitcoin runs the entire cryptocurrency market still. Secondly, Ethereum. Ethereum has done so much for the community and helped expand the market cap exponentially. There are also many developers working on ETH for the launch of ETH 2.0, and the price back to all time high is a nice bonus too. Key Takeaway: Create events and secure your tickets on the blockchain to have counterfeit proof tickets, without needing to understand blockchain, and accept cryptocurrency (and fiat too) for the tickets to help spread the adoption of blockchain, at eventchain.io. Also, we can push people to our YouTube channel, Crypto Coin Show.  Where can they reach you? ashton@cryptocoinshow.com  t-me/eventchain Bio: Ashton has been involved in the blockchain industry since 2013, through the initial rise of Bitcoin price and the lead up to the Ethereum ICO. As the CEO and Founder of EventChain, he pioneered the team through a successful raise in September of 2017. He also advises other Blockchain companies globally including Syscoin and CoinPayments.net in Canada, Pundi X in Indonesia and SmartMesh in China. Together with EventChain and his associated blockchain projects he has helped raise over $50M altogether.  

Laurie LaComb and Aaron Ragon discuss technology use among students. QUESTIONS: Why should we be talking about technology use? From a wellness point of view, what are your thoughts and tips for technology use? RECOURSES: https://www.screenagersmovie.com/ https://www.raisingdigitalnatives.com/screenwise/ For Teens: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-social-media-workbook-for-teens-goali-saedi-bocci-phd/1129213552

Erica Mason talks with Dr. Tiffany Regan about dyslexia and the work Douglas County schools are doing to support students and teachers. Questions: Why should we be talking about dyslexia? What does it mean when people have characteristics of dyslexia? Tell us about your experience supporting students with dyslexia and teachers who are dealing with dyslexia in their classrooms. RESOURCES: https://sites.google.com/dcsdk12.org/dyslexia/home

Questions: Why do you think Jesus spent so much time teaching about money and material possessions? What do you think Jesus would have to say about these topics today? Read Malachi 3:6-12. What is your experience with and current belief about tithing? How does the thought that we are bringing back to God what’s rightfully... Read more » The post Transformed: True Net Worth appeared first on Shepherd of the Valley.

On this #NMB48 podcast episode we talk about everything. From #さやみるきー to #さやゆーりwe got you covered! #IZONE Yep! #TWICE Got it! #欅坂46 Sure! #乃木坂46 You bet!   We especially go in-depth on Milky's girl unit auditions and the new NMB and WEGO collaboration group. Sayaka oshi turned Milky oshi, Matt reports on Milky's solo live, Yuuri oshi turned Sayaka oshi, Ryan reports on the Sayaka's Zepp Tokyo live. And we talk about how we had more fun playing carnival games with #idols than watching their concerts.   Finally, we got a handful of questions from listeners and the community that we answer and talk about. If you have questions that you would like to ask us, please do so by posting a comment in the YouTube version or sending it to us on Twitter.   Twitter:   Matt -@matto_matt0 Ryan - @frowndog06 Geoff - @GeoFreak17   Timestamps:   0:2:00 - NEWS - Yagura Fuuko joins ASIA PROMOTION agency 0:7:07 - NEWS - Milky's Girl Unit Auditions (and IZONE name drop) 0:14:15 - NEWS - NMB48 x WEGO Collaboration Unit Formed aka Queentet Jr. 0:20:05 - NEWS - Ota Yuuri clothing collaboration (KEYAKIBINGO name drop) 0:28:08 - NEWS - Tanigawa Airi hiatus and return and Sugiura Kotone hiatus. 0:31:51 - NEWS - Former NMB member Aapon starts new idol group with help from AKIRA (NMB choreographer) 0:34:16 - NEWS - Yamamoto Sayaka Announces Birthday Event in July   0:38:12 - EVENT REPORT - Watanabe Miyuki Solo Tour at Tokyo report 0:45:20 - EVENT REPORT - Yamamoto Sayaka Solo Live at Zepp Tokyo report (SayaYuuri vs SayaMilky fan fic canon discussion) 1:00:46 ~ 1:01:13 - Break Time 1:01:13 - EVENT REPORT - AKB48 Group Spring Fes Concerts report 1:19:11 - TV - "Episode 1" NMB drama pilot series discussion    1:28:44 - QUESTIONS - Will Miru's photobook sell more than Shiraishi Mai's photobook? 1:31:52 - QUESTIONS - Who is your favorite 6th Gen/3rd Draftee member? 1:43:03 1:48:14 - QUESTIONS - How how hard is it to get tickets for NMB48 theater shows and concerts? 1:54:12 - QUESTIONS - Why was Emichi on Slope Club and not Takoyaki Party?

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At this point do we need to say spoilers??  You have all seen it by now, right? Turn up the amazing soundtrack, we are watching Deadpool 2 with all of it's smugness. Jess has a surprise for Brandy that almost kills her. Questions: Why can't Deadpool die? Where did not Jonah Hex come from?  Is he Magnetic - or is that the name of an Xmen character? We love kiwis! When is a Domino spin off? Why can Jess recognize Taylor Swifts cats? Thanks for putting Ryan Reynolds in wet tshirt, Marvel. Get well Stan Lee! Find us here:   Twitter   Facebook Instagram  Email

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Caroline Diarte Edwards and Darren cover best practices for securing great MBA letters of recommendation. Don’t miss this detailed and open-ended discussion between 2 former Admissions Directors so you can sidestep common mistakes and understand what top b-schools consider an excellent letter of recommendation. Questions Why recommendations are important (3:16) Who to select as your recommender (6:06) How to prepare and what to give your recommenders (19:06) Last tips on to get great MBA recommendations (37:00) About Our Guest Caroline Diarte Edwards is Co-Founder and Director of Fortuna Admissions. Caroline was Director of Admissions for the Insead MBA from 2005 to 2012. Caroline got her MBA from Insead in 2003 and is a graduate of the University of Cambridge. Episode summary, links and more at: http://touchmba.com/great-mba-letters-of-recommendations Episode Sponsor Ever wish there was an easier, more affordable way to get your MBA loans? Well now there is. CommonBond is leading student lender, saving members up to thirteen thousand dollars on MBA loans.   Learn more at http://CommonBond.co/TouchMBA. CommonBond Lending LLC, NMLS number 1175900.

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My guest today is author and career coach Stephanie Brown. Her new book is called Fired: why losing your job is the best thing that can happen to you. Stephanie held senior roles at Nike before leaving to take a chance on a job at a smaller company, who subsequently fired her. Knowing that amazing jobs at companies like Nike are not advertised on the internet,she spent seven months hustling and sniffing out the best jobs in the city with her own unique networking strategy! She approached me about sharing this advice and experience with the CareerCloud audience. QUESTIONS Why is Losing your Job is the Best thing that can happen to you? What did you learn in your 7 months of job hunting that you think are valuable lessons for people to take into their careers? You have previously worked for some of the worlds most recognisable brands. From your experience of hiring top candidates, what is the key to standing out both on a resume and in an interview? What do you think is the most important phase of the job hunt? And how do you recommend your clients approach it? In your book you mention a networking technique and a phrase you used that resulted in interviews with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Asos, TopShop and Bacardi…. what was the phrase and how can my listeners use it to get meetings with the top companies that they want to work for? What is the best way to stay in contact with people once you have meet them through networking? Any top tips? How can my listeners who haven’t been fired but are looking for a new job use some of the techniques you advocate in your book to help them find their next role? Last words of advice Stephanie thanks for joining me today where can people go to learn more about you?... that will do it for this edition of CareerCloud Podcast, find us online at careercloud.com, itunes or stitcher. Follow Chris on twitter @chrisrussell ... and please tell your friends and family who are in the job hunt to tune in if they want to be better job seekers…..thanks for listening and we’ll see you next time on CareerCloud Radio.

My guest today is author and career coach Stephanie Brown. Her new book is called Fired: why losing your job is the best thing that can happen to you. Stephanie held senior roles at Nike before leaving to take a chance on a job at a smaller company, who subsequently fired her. Knowing that amazing jobs at companies like Nike are not advertised on the internet,she spent seven months hustling and sniffing out the best jobs in the city with her own unique networking strategy! She approached me about sharing this advice and experience with the CareerCloud audience. QUESTIONS Why is Losing your Job is the Best thing that can happen to you? What did you learn in your 7 months of job hunting that you think are valuable lessons for people to take into their careers? You have previously worked for some of the worlds most recognisable brands. From your experience of hiring top candidates, what is the key to standing out both on a resume and in an interview? What do you think is the most important phase of the job hunt? And how do you recommend your clients approach it? In your book you mention a networking technique and a phrase you used that resulted in interviews with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Asos, TopShop and Bacardi…. what was the phrase and how can my listeners use it to get meetings with the top companies that they want to work for? What is the best way to stay in contact with people once you have meet them through networking? Any top tips? How can my listeners who haven’t been fired but are looking for a new job use some of the techniques you advocate in your book to help them find their next role? Last words of advice Stephanie thanks for joining me today where can people go to learn more about you?... that will do it for this edition of CareerCloud Podcast, find us online at careercloud.com, itunes or stitcher. Follow Chris on twitter @chrisrussell ... and please tell your friends and family who are in the job hunt to tune in if they want to be better job seekers…..thanks for listening and we’ll see you next time on CareerCloud Radio.

Alright guys, I hope you enjoyed Ireland, now let’s go to India… and then back to the United States. For our graduate student series, we have Deepak Kumar, who came from India to do graduate school. I really wanted to get an international student who came from a foreign country to the United States because, well, you see them a lot. Deepak is also just getting a masters degree which might interest some of you guys who don’t want to  go all in for a PhD. In this episode, we really hone in on what makes a United States education valuable, and the really cool tips Deepak used to find information from across the oceans. I’ll give you a hint, it involves facebook. On Wednesday, we pack our bags and head to the Neatherlands where my college friend Fiona decided to go. If you’re interested in actually going to a different country for graduate school, this is the episode for you. If you enjoyed this episode, please, sign up on our email list at myfoodjobrocks.com, like us on facebook,  rate and review on itunes, and share with your friends. If you show interest in being interviewed, know someone who would be a great interviewer, or would like to join our team of volunteers, make sure to email us at podcast@myfoodjobrocks.com. Key Takeaways - Why Deepak decided to get a Masters in the United States - Our discussion about algae proteins and spirulina - How to use Facebook groups to ask students about professors Summary of Questions Why did you want to go to Graduate School: Improve my knowledge and English and meet people from different background. Why did you choose your university?: Prior connections through India. What are you researching right now?: Algae protein and spirulina. Encapsulation. Funniest research stories: Giving people green colored cookies Best advice for the application process: Ask people like the student advisor How did you find these people: facebook groups Are you funded? : Yes, not the first year, but we have a research fund. Food Trends and Technologies: 3D Food Printing The biggest challenge food industry needs to face: Balance between nutrition and taste Who Inspired You to Get Into Food?: From a lecture in undergraduate. Gum technology Favorite Quote: There is no love more sincere than the love of food - George Brenard Shaw Favorite Book: Food Chemistry by Etree Beliez Favorite Food: Eggs. Hard boiled egg, scrambled, any Indian Omelets: Green chilies and onions Best part about being a graduate student: Getting funded, get free passes for conferences Worst Part: The Pressure. A lot of deadlines Anything inspiring you’d like to say?: It’s a great experience and this industry will go forever What We Talk About Brian Chau Texas Tech Urbana Champaign Ionic gelation Sodium Alginate Calcium Chloride Reverse Specification 3D Printing clubs IFT16 SQF Conference

In this episode, we are with Jarred Andrews talking about how to get started on social media with your business. Questions: Why do you think so many small business owners are intimidated by Linkedin? Do you think that google plus is also important for online businesses? What are the first platforms that my business should be on? What are your tips for creating new content? What is a good ratio for your content? What’s a good benchmark to say that your content isn’t working for you? What do you think is the time should there be a hire on a social media manager? What kind of schedule should I make for social media platforms? Do you think its a good strategy to share same articles on different platforms? Do you think tone should be different on each platform depending on what it is? How do you find hashtag that works? Should you have hashtags on Facebook posts? What are the best apps when starting a business? Buffer vs Hootsuite? Notes: Search feature on Pinterest is amazing. Have a google plus page for your business. The information on location and contact will be linked to your account when it appears on the search engine. 63% of people searching for products are on the Google platform. Be open to trial and error on generating content in the first 3-6 weeks. After that, you'll get a feel of what works for your audience. Think in a different way on creating your content. Think about what your audience like to see. Having a social media account manager is a good sounding board. Engagements go up and down. The more consistent you are, the more responsive your followers will be. Focus on making your pages on different platforms consistent on information. Analytics will give you information on the best times to post. Mix and match articles. You want to be conversational on your hashtags. Emojis are very friendly in your posts. Follow Jarred Andrews on Twitter, Instagram and Linkedin: @jarredjandrews and jarredjandrews@gmail.com Follow Megan on Twitter: @meganpluscoffee Pinterest: meganpluscoffee Instagram: @meganpluscoffee Facebook: facebook.com/meganbrame Freshbooks Free 30 day trial: meganbrame.com/freshbooks  

In this episode, we are with Jarred Andrews talking about how to get started on social media with your business.  Questions: Why do you think so many small business owners are intimidated by Linkedin? Do you think that google plus is also important for online businesses? What are the first platforms that my business should be on? What are your tips for creating new content? What is a good ratio for your content? What’s a good benchmark to say that your content isn’t working for you? What do you think is the time should there be a hire on a social media manager? What kind of schedule should I make for social media platforms? Do you think its a good strategy to share same articles on different platforms? Do you think tone should be different on each platform depending on what it is? How do you find hashtag that works? Should you have hashtags on Facebook posts? What are the best apps when starting a business? Buffer vs Hootsuite?   Notes: Search feature on Pinterest is amazing. Have a google plus page for your business. The information on location and contact will be linked to your account when it appears on the search engine. 63% of people searching for products are on the Google platform. Be open to trial and error on generating content in the first 3-6 weeks. After that, you'll get a feel of what works for your audience. Think in a different way on creating your content. Think about what your audience like to see. Having a social media account manager is a good sounding board. Engagements go up and down. The more consistent you are, the more responsive your followers will be. Focus on making your pages on different platforms consistent on information. Analytics will give you information on the best times to post. Mix and match articles. You want to be conversational on your hashtags. Emojis are very friendly in your posts. Follow Jarred Andrews on Twitter, Instagram and Linkedin: @jarredjandrews and jarredjandres@gmail.com Follow Megan on Twitter: @meganpluscoffee Pinterest: meganpluscoffee Instagram: @meganpluscoffee Facebook: facebook.com/meganbrame    

Container infrastructure has benefits of security, scalability and efficiency. Containers are a central component of the DevOps movement. Joyent provides simple, secure deployment of containers with bare metal speed on container-native infrastructure Bryan Cantrill is the CTO of Joyent, the father of DTrace and an OS kernel developer for 20 years. Questions: Why are containers The post Containers with Bryan Cantrill from Joyent appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Container infrastructure has benefits of security, scalability and efficiency. Containers are a central component of the DevOps movement. Joyent provides simple, secure deployment of containers with bare metal speed on container-native infrastructure Bryan Cantrill is the CTO of Joyent, the father of DTrace and an OS kernel developer for 20 years. Questions: Why are containers The post Containers with Bryan Cantrill from Joyent appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

When we put out a request for people to contact us if they had a story to tell, we got this reply "I do have a story to tell. It is tragic and yet beautiful and inspiring at the same time.  It is the loss of our son and how the whole universe seemed poised for this horrible event and sent us so much love, and help for understanding...". We couldn't resist and in the weeks since that initial contact, we have gotten some real insights into suicide and how a parent copes with the suicide of their child. More about that shortly. Born in So. California in the early 60's to a large, loud, rowdy family Jenny Rose became a peace advocate at a young age. Later she worked for Alliance for Survival and shared her compassion for those affected by racism, war, pollution, and political and economic injustice.  She moved to Northern California and met her husband and they raised 2 boys along the Eel river under the mighty redwoods for 12 wonderful years after which them moved to Oregon in 2001.  In 2007 our oldest son left for college and our younger son began to have some real problems. She says, "Alongside what seems like an ordinary life, I have always been a person who could see what was unseen and hear what is not spoken, by way of symbols, signs, dreams and gut feelings.  I think we are all given messages like this it's just that most people aren't paying attention and sometimes you don't want to pay attention.  When I started getting messages that our son Clay would kill himself I did the same thing and said it was just my own fear, my imagination, my worst nightmare…" Questions: Why do you think you were given messages that your son was going to kill himself? What was your biggest concern regarding Clay after he died? Did he leave a suicide note? Were you angry or did you blame the doctors, hospital, his councilor, others…? Why was George Anderson's book so comforting to you? What were your feelings about your son's friend's death when it happened? Did you have dreams about Clay, your son after his death? Did you believe the message was from your son that Donna took? How did receiving the message from your friend and your son in the same week affect you? Dealing with guilt is probably the hardest part of suicide, what has helped you the most in that regard? Did your son leave any other messages for you or others? What helped your husband and your older son with their grieving? What lessons do you believe we're yours to learn from your son's suicide? As a person who has lived and worked toward a peaceful world, what do you believe your son's suicide has taught you about peace? If other people are listening who might be dealing with depression or suicidal people in their lives what advice if any would you give them? For those who have lost someone to suicide, what would you say to him or her?   When we are sorrowful, Let us look again into our hearts, And will see that in truth, We are weeping for that which has been our delight. Sponsor is Diamond Sun Hosting: Consciously hosting your spiritual websites since 1993 (diamondsunhosting.com). If you wish to sponsor an episode or the full Honest-to-God series, contact us at Aingealrose@aingealrose.com Announcements: The 8 Steps to Freedom (8-steps-to-freedom.com), AROGs book "A Time of Change" (atimeofchange.info), “The Nature of Reality” (thenatureofreality.info). FREE Group Akashic Records online every Sunday at 10am Pacific Time - http://worldofempowerment.com. Remember our FREE Group Akashic Records online tomorrow morning and every Sunday morning at 10am Pacific Time. Next week is Aingeal Rose's daughter's wedding and we will be doing a special one-hour episode on MARRIAGE! If you'd like to come on the show and discuss your passion or your spiritual business, contact us at aingealrose.com. Until next Saturday at 8am Pacific Time, we send you our love, blessings and thanks for listening to AHONU & Aingeal Rose on the Honest to God Series! Slán agus beannacht Dé libh go leir! For an amazing range of empowering subjects, or if you would like to be interviewed about your metaphysical or spiritual passion, please contact us by visiting WorldofEmpowerment.com - your source for practical spirituality in a changing world! Special Guest: Jenny Rose.                                                                                                      Twin Flame Productions LLC Website | Newsletter | Consultations

This class explores the Sacraments of Community: Matrimony and Holy Orders. Questions: Why are Matrimony and Holy Orders referred to as "Sacraments of Community"? When did Christ institute the Sacrament of Matrimony? What does it mean that the Sacrament of Matrimony is permanent, faithful, and open to new human life? Who can receive this sacrament? What is the difference between civil divorce and annulment? Explain the conditions in which a baptized non-Catholic can marry a baptized Catholic. What is Natural Family Planning? What is the Catholic Church's teaching regarding contraception? When did Christ institute the Sacrament of Holy Orders? What are the three "degrees" of the Sacrament of Holy Orders? Why is the Sacrament only validly received by men? Can deacons be married? Explain. Who has the fullness of the Sacrament of Holy Orders? Explain the role of the Bishop. Explain the role of the Priest. Explain the role of the Deacon. In what sense do all the baptized share in the priesthood of Christ? Catechism Links to Sacraments of Community Catechism Links to Sacrament of Holy Orders Catechism Links to Sacrament of Matrimony