Podcasts about relationally

How are we to live for Christ every day? Great question. Paul answers it at the end of Col. 3. Relationally, we glorify God by following his prescribed order. 

Most of us would agree that LOVE is essential to any great relationship. But what exactly does love look like and how do we know if we're getting it right? Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we discover what the Bible teaches us about what love is and isn't and how LOVE can transform our relationships.

James wraps up his letter in a very James way. Pushing hard into what it means to be the church. He isn't satisfied with God's people being surface-level in their spirituality - he wants them to go deeper because that's where all the good stuff happens. 

Do you endure a lot of awkward silences? Do you ever have that kid in your youth group that only gives you one word answers when you're trying to strike up conversation? In Episode 8 of Youth Ministry Unscripted, Isaiah, Josh, and Danny discuss struggles and strategies for connecting with our students. Follow @therootedministry on Instagram for more updates and Subscribe to Youth Ministry Unscripted wherever you listen to podcasts

Lauren Lancaster joins us with a story that blends entrepreneurship, motherhood, and the art of reinvention. With eight years in real estate, her journey began long before her license—shaped by previous careers, a desire to build something lasting, and a calling to be a mom above all else.She started as a buyer's agent in 2017, eventually stepping out on her own. Known for her “bougie” taste and systems-driven mindset, Lauren leaned into creating structure early on—something that carried her through chaotic moments like COVID. But real growth came through learning when to let go.Motherhood didn't follow the script. After having her son August, she expected her best business year yet. It wasn't. Instead, she learned that entrepreneurship, like birth, requires flexibility and grace. Where she allowed her birth plan to shift, she held too tightly to business expectations—and that contrast taught her the value of being fluid.Relationally, she shares the tug-of-war real estate brings—boundaries, communication, and the need to align your energy with your season of life. She began protecting Sundays and reassessing how her time was spent, especially as a new mom.A pivotal shift came when she leaned into her local mom community—playdates, classes, connections—and unexpectedly found fulfillment outside her business. After parting ways with her business partner, she launched “Hey Mama,” a passion project turned business foundation. What started as a newsletter and meet-ups completely uprooted and rebuilt her brand.Lauren speaks to the slow, often non-linear evolution of self. She reminds us that there's no race to figure it all out. You write the story. Sometimes you rewrite it. And sometimes, you discover chapters you didn't plan for.Looking ahead, she envisions supporting other entrepreneurial women, blending her coaching heart with a long-term vision that allows her to say yes to both her business and her son.Her advice? Trust yourself more. You don't need it all figured out. You just need the courage to begin—again and again.Connect with Lauren:IGWebsiteNewsletterContact the Host, Kelly Kirk: Email: info.ryh7@gmail.com Get Connected/Follow: IG: @ryh_pod & @thekelly.tanke.kirk Facebook: Reclaiming Your Hue Facebook Page YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@RYHReclaimingYourHue Credits: Editor: Joseph Kirk Music: Kristofer Tanke Thanks for listening & cheers to Reclaiming Your Hue!

Today, in 11:24-36, Jesus continues to tackle unbelief and, specifically, four common ways we miss him, to our harm. He reminds us that following him means being relationally all in. The beginning is important, but what matters most is our follow through.

This is an excerpt of the video version of episode 84! Also found on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/0MW_tAxZhLQFor the full video, visit our Patreon at patreon.com/RealityTestFor the full audio: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1UMUKUDteelJLYqW4lcFGR?si=L0zh7wZRQ8-sgx1_rWukJADr.s Kay and Ray continue the discussion they started last week, reviewing the four couples who made it to the altar on Love is Blind, season 8, as well as a number of the singles who came out of any stage of the show, including the pods. For example, Dr.s Kay & Ray discuss Lauren, Dave, Madison, Alex, Mason, & Megs, who joined in the reuniting, the sock bin tossing, the fam jamming, the counting down, the AD/O celebrating, and the dancing at the virtual concert ending. Next week, Dr.s Kay & Ray will be doing another episode of their world famous Award Ceremonies! Join the conversation for the 8 awards granted to any and all reality tv that came out in the month of March!------------------------------------------------------------------Listeners! Come visit the Patreon for free at ⁠patreon.com/RealityTest⁠ (http://patreon.com/RealityTest) & check out some of the benefits of a free membership & the paid tier! First 30 members get shoutouts & once we reach 50 members,  we'll donate $10/month to the ACLU for the year ahead & hopefully beyond!We now have ONE membership tier at $5/month, and you'll get access to ALL of our benefits, including our behind-the-scenes videos, Mental Health Check-Ups (audio episodes with deeper exploration of various relevant psychological concepts), Mental Health InfoVids (videos with excerpts from reality tv shows matched with mental health or relational lessons & recommendations), Dr. Kay's Rants (video of one of Dr. Kay's rant by video episodes), & VIP access to our live Q&A sessions! If you want to remain a free member, you'll still get great exclusive content, including access to polls and lengthy infovid trailers, etc.! -------------------------------------------------------------------Reality testing is when we check an emotion or thought we're having against objective reality. So, here in Reality Test, we're going to be testing the thoughts, emotions, interactions, and producer antics of reality television against what we know, as licensed psychologists, about objective reality. Come with us, let's Reality Test!Hosts: Dr. Kay & Dr. RayThank you to our sound extraordinaire, Connor!Patreon: patreon.com/RealityTestInstagram: @drkaypods @drraypodsTikTok: @dr.realitvFacebook Page: Reality Test PodYouTube Channel: @RealityTestPodEmail: realitycheckpodding@gmail.com

Dr.s Kay and Ray continue the discussion they started last week, reviewing the four couples who made it to the altar on Love is Blind, season 8, as well as a number of the singles who came out of any stage of the show, including the pods. For example, Dr.s Kay & Ray discuss Lauren, Dave, Madison, Alex, Mason, & Megs, who joined in the reuniting, the sock bin tossing, the fam jamming, the counting down, the AD/O celebrating, and the dancing at the virtual concert ending. Next week, Dr.s Kay & Ray will be doing another episode of their world famous Award Ceremonies! Join the conversation for the 8 awards granted to any and all reality tv that came out in the month of March!-------------------------------------------------------------------Listeners! Come visit the Patreon for free at ⁠patreon.com/RealityTest⁠ & check out some of the benefits of a free membership & the paid tier! First 30 members get shoutouts & once we reach 50 members,  we'll donate $10/month to the ACLU for the year ahead & hopefully beyond!We now have ONE membership tier at $5/month, and you'll get access to ALL of our benefits, including our behind-the-scenes videos, Mental Health Check-Ups (audio episodes with deeper exploration of various relevant psychological concepts), Mental Health InfoVids (videos with excerpts from reality tv shows matched with mental health or relational lessons & recommendations), Dr. Kay's Rants (video of one of Dr. Kay's rant by video episodes), & VIP access to our live Q&A sessions! If you want to remain a free member, you'll still get great exclusive content, including access to polls and lengthy infovid trailers, etc.! -------------------------------------------------------------------Reality testing is when we check an emotion or thought we're having against objective reality. So, here in Reality Test, we're going to be testing the thoughts, emotions, interactions, and producer antics of reality television against what we know, as licensed psychologists, about objective reality. Come with us, let's Reality Test!Hosts: Dr. Kay & Dr. RayThank you to our sound extraordinaire, Connor!Patreon: patreon.com/RealityTestInstagram: @drkaypods @drraypodsTikTok: @dr.realitvFacebook Page: Reality Test PodYouTube Channel: @RealityTestPodEmail: realitycheckpodding@gmail.com

"TheologE of Sin Explanation of Sin" - Technically sin is breaking God's commands (1 John 3:4) o God's commands are important boundaries that allow us to thrive (Deuteronomy 10:12-13) o God's commands for us today: New Testament + moral law in the Old Testament carried over (Matthew 5:17) o “Sins” are the symptoms of our sin nature/disease (Romans 7:15-20)      · Relationally sin is betraying God's love to be our own god (Gen. 2:16-17; 3:4-6) o Sin is an internal matter of the heart (Matthew 5:27-28) o Sin is a violation of love as well as a violation of God's commands (John 14:15)      · The Deception of Sin: We can sin going good and not doing bad · This Week's Activate Faith o Come back next week o Reflect on why I do good and don't do bad o Worship Jesus o Confess to God my betrayal of Him and receive Jesus' work for me to be forgiven

As recipients of God's incredible grace and forgiveness, how are we to respond when we are confronted with the reality that brokenness still pervades our relationships? Whether a result of another person's actions against us, or our own actions toward others, the invitation to forgiveness is very real. However, it is almost never easy. Pastor Cheryl shares about the call to forgiveness, and its practical application, especially in hard situations.

Countdown to the new book, “Gospel Zero” - 4 more days! What are the schemes and devices of Satan? Are there two kinds of forgiveness - judicial and relational?

Countdown to the new book, Gospel Zero - 4 more days! What are the schemes and devices of Satan? Are there two kinds of forgiveness - judicial and relational? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1258/29

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Your friends can push you forward or push you down. This is why having the right kind of friends around you is important. Join us as we wrap up the series 'Running Well' in Week 5 'Relationally' by Pastor Danny Simon.

Pastor John Murphy preaches that God designed us for deep, meaningful relationships with Him and one another, creating us to be known and loved. But the fall shattered this design, leading to isolation, shame, and division. Through Jesus, God restores our relationship with Him and calls us to pursue reconciliation and authentic community. While no relationship is perfect in this life, Christ is actively redeeming what sin has broken, and we live in the hope of complete restoration in Him.

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Through Sarah's story of dealing with a difficult situation, Chris explains how feeling high and low energy emotions at the same time can ramp up the stress in any situation.

The quality of your life is ultimately determined by the quality of your relationships.

At Anthem Chapel, we are a church community that declares Jesus is our Anthem. Our one desire is to love and live like him, and we seek to proclaim his name so that all would look to him and be saved.Join us for church in-person at Goleta Valley Jr. High, located at 6100 Stow Canyon Rd, or watch our live stream every Sunday at 9:30AM Pacific Time. Our services are a time to come together as a community to worship, connect with others, and experience the transformative power of God's love.Anthem Chapel is a place where you can belong, no matter your background or story. We welcome all who seek to know and follow Jesus, and we strive to create an environment where everyone feels loved and valued.Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of a church community that is dedicated to proclaiming the name of Jesus as our Anthem. Visit our website at https://anthemchapel.com/ to learn more about our church and to stay up to date with our latest news and events.

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In this episode Amit takes a moment to reflection what is happening. A short list of deep topics. He speaks of integration - being an integrated human being that through his or her complexity was born to live into this humanity. He speaks of the collapse, how it is already here but also that which is beyond. That is already here. There is an innovation and provocation to live sensful rather than meaningful life. Is it so that meaning is a consequence of meaning? Amit speaks of Relationality, self determination and of course Ada - you already got it! Thanks for coming along in 2024. Looking forward to what 2025 has to bring. Some episodes mentioned in the podcast: Navid Zargham EP250, Thekla Teunis EP243, Sam Hinds EP241, Giles Hutchins EP240, Vanessa Andreotti EP238, Grace Ramanchy EP235, Nora Bateson EP213 and EP202, Indra Adnan EP114.

In this episode of the Culture First podcast, our host Damon Klotz invited Didier Elzinga, the CEO of Culture Amp, to step into the interview seat and speak with Esther Perel, a renowned psychotherapist and pioneering voice in understanding modern relationships and workplace dynamics. Together, Didier and Esther discuss the importance of relational dynamics and the power of storytelling in solving conflicts and creating meaningful connections. The conversation touches on the complexities of today's workplace cultures, such as how to bridge cultural differences, build trust in remote work environments, and find the right balance between empathy and accountability in leadership roles. Some of the key takeaways from this episode include managing expectations, fostering psychological safety, and responding to the changing values of different generations. Listen to this insightful discussion to gain practical strategies for enhancing leadership skills and boosting organizational potential by focusing on building quality relationships and practising compassionate communication. Show notes: Esther's original Culture First Podcast Episode with Damon KlotzEsther's websiteWhere Should We Begin? The gameEsther's podcast, Where Should We Begin?Key Takeaways: Effective leaders balance empathy and accountability:Leaders need to be empathic and care about their employees' personal challenges and emotions, but they must also hold them accountable for their responsibilities. This balance ensures that employees feel supported yet understand the importance of meeting expectations and fulfilling their roles within the organization.The importance of in-person interactions:Although remote work offers convenience, it lacks the richness of in-person interactions essential for building relationships, trust, and effective collaboration. Leaders should treat in-person interactions as valuable resources and use them for activities that significantly benefit from face-to-face engagement, such as brainstorming sessions, mentorship, and fostering team cohesion.Explicit communication of expectations is key:Unstated expectations often lead to resentment and misunderstandings. By clearly articulating what they expect from their team members, leaders can ensure that team members understand their roles and responsibilities. This approach promotes accountability and reduces the potential for conflicts arising from unmet, unspoken expectations.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We need relational skills most when handling stressful situations, and today's podcast guest, Kim, shares a story as an example of how to be our relational best selves when in the midst of difficulty.

"Elders are no better than anyone else at knowing what to do with new things... but, elder are good at remembering what we've forgotten that was important." Dr. Jim WilderElders are so important in building relationally healthy communities. Without them we are missing a key part and it's nearly impossible. What is the role of elders in community? What does healthy community look like? How do we glean their wisdom? In this new series, Wisdom Keepers: The Role of Elders in Building Relationally Healthy Community not only will these questions and many more be answered, the answers will come directly from Elders. They will be interviewing the likes of Marlene Allen, Life Model Work Director, Chris & Jen Coursey, Co-founders of Thrive Today, Dr. Marcus Warner,  president of Deeper Walk International, to name a few.Join Tennison and Ginelle as they begin this conversation and this series with Dr. Jim Wilder,  neurotheologian, psychologist, and author whose groundbreaking work in relational brain science has shaped the way we understand community, joy, and emotional health, and the reason Table and Well is doing the work they are. You don't to miss the beginning of this conversation.Book Resources:Growing a More Human Community Volume I - Growing Me: Becoming a Child. Wilder, Jim. Fast Track Press, 2024.Growing a More Human Community Volume II - Growing Us: Becoming an Adult. Wilder, Jim. Fast Track Press, 2024.Growing a More Human Community Volume III - Growing We the People.Wilder, Jim. Fast Track Press, 2024.If you have been impacted by what you have heard in this podcast and would like to support us in our mission to help people experience healthier & deeper relationships with God, themselves, and others, go to: tableandwell.org/#supportTo learn how we can help develop your community, family or team: Schedule Interest Call For more information about Table Experiences go to: tableandwell.org/tablesTo start on your journey to relational health go to: Connection CureTo watch this and other Podcast go to our YouTube Channel: Table & Well co

In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, the concept of "relational impoverishment" emerges as a profound inquiry into the emotional, psychological, and spiritual currency we possess—or lack. Much like financial insolvency, emotional poverty manifests as an inability to engage in healthy relationships due to a lack of resources, such as self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and personal integrity. This essay will explore the depths of this concept, drawing on the wisdom of thinkers like Krishnamurti, Pema Chödrön, and Patrick Carnes, as we unravel the complexities of relational dynamics and the costs associated with emotional and spiritual maturity.

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Relationally, physically, it's all about small things leading in a direction of big things over time that change us. Paul was focused! He regularly did what other people only sporadically did. And here's the deal…we become what we repeatedly do. Paul lived his life with the end in mind. How about you?

About a week and a half ago I spoke at Preston Trail's Marriage Conference on Mental Health and Marriage. As I thought about this topic I kept coming back to a few essential things that I feel are at the core of this topic. we are wired relationally we are wired relationally around love and trust optimum mental health in a marriage is incumbent about the promotion of love and trust  So in this episode I reflect on this topic, and I hope you find it helpful. 

We must continually protect our children from foolish influences. 1) Internet Only when supervised Not just for fun Not just because they're bored Use Gryphon Use Covenant Eyes Frequently check phones and computer history Keept it random Make it a surprise 2) Social Media None is always best How to do it? Get other parents to join you Get your school on board Teach your children to stand alone What to do if you do it? Make it a rite of passage Sign an agreement Write a paper Read a book My Tech-Wise Life Ways your phone is changing you Tiktok - dangerous and damaging Emotionally damaging Relationally damaging Legally damaging Purity damaging Instagram 3) Music Have standards Talk thorugh matters and continually offer biblical wisdom No one can handle a diet of unBiblical thinking communciated via music 4) Movies Be careful Always evaluate a movie prior to watching it Wait for it to be available via Vidangel or on Clearplay Talk about reasons and teach truths  

The Media game version of Gender Identity presents itself as a dialogic process. The interview--which is actually a debate--starts with the question, "What is a woman?" or "How many genders are there?" This game has similar dynamics as Climate Change because both are derivatives of the Ain't It Awful (AIA) game: "Ain't It Awful the oceans are acidifying?" or "Ain't It Awful puberty blockers for children?" However, the series of transactions is also a derivative of the Kick Me game. The gameplayer (e.g., interviewer) has an ulterior motive: to humiliate the other player (i.e., interviewee) by Kicking them and feeling morally self-righteous. If the interviewee is hooked into the game they feel Kicked, often negating their own provocational behavior.  Additionally, the Gender Identity game is made possible based on the cultural instantiation of ego or self as "reality." This allows for other "real" identities such as gender to be embraced as constant or solid across time. Therefore, "gender" as a concept reinforces and maintains social hierarchies, e.g., patriarchy, which is why we should be talking more about sex than gender. The solution to these types of games is Adult ego state functioning (reality testing), which is what Buddhists refer to as "emptiness" or zen mind. Relationally speaking, the result of manifesting emptiness is friendliness. Instead of "me" and "you", we are not two not one. Pairing relational friendliness with mercy promotes peace and intimacy as opposed to "Kicking" people based on their political beliefs and self-presentations.  Recorded on 6/15/2023 Audio clips from YouTube videos: “Christine Hamilton questions eco-protester Kai Bartlett over his group's methods” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89w8y5aSCqk "Your line of questioning is transphobic" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fed5RzXyU20 Visit MankatoTherapist.com for more information and to contact Andrew Archer.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this summer sermon series, we hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded July 7th, 2024. Pastor Dax Gibson Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

Most parents today understand brokenness and loneliness when it comes to relationships. Then comes the need to teach relationship skills to their children! Having experienced isolation and loneliness on their own, parents can be terribly aware of how much their own children need and long for relationships. Our guest today will offer parents the crucial insights of a must grasp concept: relational intelligence. Discover ways to engage and equip your child with skills for being relationally intelligent with family, friends, and others.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The mission of Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church is to engage every neighbor with the surprising power of grace. It's a statement that is emphasized in every Sunday morning service, a motive that drives every program and gathering, and a mission that we long for each of our members to personally experience and multiply where we live, work, and play. In this summer sermon series, we are going to hear from several pastors on the mission and the values of who we are as a church - what it means to be grace driven, relationally authentic, and kingdom oriented. These foundational beliefs of OMPC are what compel us to grow in the gospel of grace and fulfill our mission together as a church body. Sermon Recorded June 23rd, 2024. Pastor Caleb Click Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

You can have all this world has to offer and no one to share it with due to how you align your priorities. Ensure your life has the margin to grow relationally with God and others.

You can have all this world has to offer and no one to share it with due to how you align your priorities. Ensure your life has the margin to grow relationally with God and others.

Am I Qualified?When people consider starting a mentoring relationship with a child, one question that seems to always pop up is “Am I qualified?” After all, investing into the life of a child is a big deal.But I think we are asking the wrong question. Instead of asking Am I qualified?”, start asking “Am I a couple steps ahead of my mentee?”If you are, then you have something to offer. Mentoring is not about having all the answers. It's about allowing someone to accompany you on the journey of life. It's about entering into someone else's world and allowing them to enter into yours. This takes a large amount of courage and humility. Show them every part of your life. The good and the bad. Let them observe how a Christian handles everything that this world throws at you. John Maxwell said “If you want to impress people, tell them about your successes. If you want to impact people, tell them about your failures.”All of us are a work in progress. The goal is not perfection or having all it all figured out. The goal is to become more like Jesus. I hope you are learning new things in all areas of your life. Professionally. Physically. Relationally. And most importantly, spiritually. 1 Corinthians 11:1 says “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ.”As a a mentor, following the example of Christ looks like this:Christ loved unconditionally.He forgave his enemies. He accepted people, just like they were. He spend time with God the FatherHe pursued the things of God instead of the things of this world. So are you a couple steps ahead of your mentee in life?Are you doing your best to follow Christ?Are you willing to allow your mentee into your life and give them an example to follow? If the answer to all of those questions is “yes”, then I believe you are qualified to mentor. And I am confident that the Lord can use you to poisitvely impact the life of a child. Because the Lord loves to use the most unassuming characters to do his work. Moses was given up at birth and a murdered a man. David was a shepherd boy.Mary had a demon and Paul persecuted Christians. All were used mightly by God. If God can use them, then he can surely use you. One of my favorite scriptures is 1 Thessalonians 5:24 “He who calls you is faithful; he will surely do it.” And if you are watching this video, I'd say there is a pretty good chance that you believe God has called you to make disciples through mentoring. It was God who called you. And he is faithful. He will surely do it. How kind of him to let us have a front row seat as we watch him impact the life of your mentee. You Can Mentor.   --Please follow @youcanmentor on social media and give us a 5 star rating! If you are a part of a mentoring organization, we'd love to get to know you! Please reach out to us!Contact us at zach@youcanmentor.com or at www.youcanmentor.com

This is our final part where we lean into the last section of the book to help us all build a deeper connection, Moving from individual to interpersonal and then societal levels, we discuss the complexities of human connection. Ann and Sue touch on leadership and the need for nuance in navigating today's challenges while aiming to expand beyond just the Western lens. Whether it be with your partner or even how you navigate your community - building security helps us find a state of curiosity, openness, and wonder.