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As you know, on Sundays, Rich turns his attention to topics more along the lines of personal development and spirituality. Do you like Mac-a-roons, you know those cute little cookies that look like little brightly-colored hamburgers? Or are they called Mac-a-rahns? Well, it doesn't matter what they're called. Or… as Rich found out--maybe it does. Today he's going to explore the topic of being either an accuser… or an advocate… and why, all things considered, being an advocate is probably better. It all starts down at the local mac-a-roon… eh… mac-a-rahn shop.

Life Under God // With // John Isemann by Sunday Podcast

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 As you know, on Sundays, Rich turns his attention to topics more along the lines of personal development and spirituality. Today's episode is definitely more on the spiritual side… as Rich talks about miracles, and how they may not be quite as rare as you think.

The Name Above Every Other Name // Hello, My Name Is________ // John Isemann by Sunday Podcast

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It's Sunday; that's when Rich turns his attention to topics having to do with personal development or spirituality--or sometimes both. Today's topic is leadership. In the early 2000's, Rich compiled a list of leadership tips. Today is part 2 of last week's "Leadership Tip."

The names of God are endless, powerful, revealing and Glorious.

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It's Sunday; that's when Rich turns his attention to topics having to do with personal development or spirituality--or sometimes both. Today's topic is leadership. In the early 2000's, Rich compiled a list of 101 leadership tips… and called it "101 Leadership Tips." Then he expanded it to 168 Leadership Tips, but never changed the name. So today he'll cover the first half of this list--84 tips to be exact, and then next week he'll cover the other half.

Manasseh was one of the most wicked kings in the history of Judah. He reigned 55 years. He sacrificed his own children. He filled the temple with idols. Scripture says he made things worse than the nations God had driven out before Israel ever arrived.And God forgave him.In this message from 2 Chronicles 33, Pastor David Chauncey unpacks why Chronicles tells the part of Manasseh's story that Kings leaves out and why that missing piece is one of the most hopeful passages in all of Scripture for anyone who feels too far gone. Whether you're the Manasseh, the Hezekiah, or the parent of a prodigal, it's not too late.SCRIPTURE: 2 Chronicles 33 • 2 Chronicles 7:14 • Luke 15 (Prodigal Son) • Romans 3:23Westside Baptist Church is located in Gainesville, FL. New messages every Sunday.

Jehovah Rapha // Hello, My Name Is ________ // John Isemann by Sunday Podcast

Adonai // Hello, My Name Is ________ // John Isemann by Sunday Podcast

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Welcome to our Sunday podcast, and as is our way of doing things, instead of hard-core marketing, Rich is going to share a softer message… this time about families. And I'm gonna tell you, this is good stuff. Rich throws himself under the bus for some of the things he's done wrong in his life as it relates to families… and tells a really cool story about someone else who threw himself into the ocean--okay, he willingly walked into the ocean… he wasn't thrown in--to help somebody else's family.

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It's another Sunday podcast, and today's podcast is all about perspective. You're going to meet two very different people with two very different stories--David, and Jack. Beyond that, I don't want to give too much away.

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Jehovah Nissi // Hello, My Name Is ________ // John Isemann by Sunday Podcast

Jehovah Rohi // Hello, My Name Is ________ // John Isemann by Sunday Podcast

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On top of the world, Brian Welch was being listened to by millions of heavy music listeners which meant millions of dollars in the bank.  Fast-pace living, always on tour, but always high on meth.  As a new dad, Brian wanted off his cycle and walked away from a $25 million record contract; but to get off the drugs, he would need a miracle.  Joey and Brian talk a lot about “the rock star life,” both of their struggles with mental illness, contentment, and some theology in light of miracles and prayer.  Lastly, Brian's cousin Scott Box wrote a book called “Heroic Disgrace,” a true story and reflections from a worship leader who struggles with bipolar disorder.  This episode courtesy of Seacoast's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast.  E-mail Joey here.Support Joey's work by Being a Patron / (Venmo)PWNA Theme Song by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicClosing song by Derek Minor and other music by Mechanical River. 

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It's Sunday, and that means that Rich turns his attention to things that are focused on either personal development or Spiritual… Imagine this: You're on a mountain with 8 teenage boys; you're their adult leader for a backpacking trip. The sun is hot, the mountain is steep, and the packs are heavy. Some of the boys start to dehydrate, and ultimately falter. They can't go on. What do you do? Well, as you're about to hear, finding your superhuman strength and pushing forward despite the challenges not only gets you to the top of the mountain, it gives you a kind of respect in the eyes of those boys that can't be earned in ordinary situations. Leadership is about being the bigger and better man--or woman, as the case may be--and Rich is going to demonstrate that on today's podcast.

Things Jesus paid for: the reasons and benefits✝️ 1. Forgiveness of Sins- Reason: Humanity was separated from God because of sin. - Benefit: Christians are reconciled to God and freed from guilt. - Verse: “In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordance with the riches of God's grace.” (Ephesians 1:7)

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God's Invitation: Relationship // Hello, My Name Is ________ // Kevin DiFelice by Sunday Podcast

El Roi // Hello, My Name Is ________ // Isaac Davis by Sunday Podcast

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It's Sunday, and that means that Rich turns his attention to things that are focused on either personal development or Spiritual… and today… It's personal development. The episode is called "the long hard road," and comes from a webinar that Rich did many years ago that… more or less… tells his own story. And the story he's trying to tell is that success is NOT an overnight endeavor. It takes long, hard patience.  

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It's the Sunday Podcast, and that means that Rich delves into areas that have to do with Personal Development and Spirituality… and this month, we're pretty firmly in the personal development territory. This is the second of several "throwback" episodes from webinars that Rich did over 10 years ago on some personal development topics… today's is really all about Entrepreneurism, answering the question, what does it take to be able to run the show. The answer is something you may not have ever heard before… something Rich calls "Independent Personal Value," or in other words, the ability to bring value to a company or organization without relying on its existing systems or processes. It's the realm of the innovator; the maverick; the people who can make something out of nothing.

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Hello and welcome to the Sunday Podcast, where, if you're not aware, Rich dives into topics associated with personal development and spirituality. Today's episode is an excerpt from Rich's forthcoming book that he is writing on the topic of Agape Love… which, fingers crossed, will be out early next year. The section you'll hear today talks about the purpose of life, and illustrates the concept with a parable that Rich calls "The Wealthy Father." As usual with Rich–it's clear, it's concise, it's easy to understand–and it's impactful.

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Today's Sunday Podcast is actually a "throwback" episode… going back to a series of personal development webinars that Rich did clear back around 2009 and 2010… that we will feature here, on our Sunday podcasts, for the rest of the month of August. This episode today is called "The Mastermind," which is a concept that was originally taught by Napoleon Hill… about tapping into the power of thought and  "the infinite mind of the universe." Sound a little weird? Maybe it is.

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