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Today we continue in Chapter 1 in our Acts study, and we'll cover just a few verses as we answer this question: What's the best way to wait on God?--The PursueGOD Truth podcast is the “easy button” for making disciples – whether you're looking for resources to lead a family devotional, a small group at church, or a one-on-one mentoring relationship. Join us for new episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Find resources to talk about these episodes at pursueGOD.org.Help others go "full circle" as a follower of Jesus through our 12-week Pursuit series.Click here to learn more about how to use these resources at home, with a small group, or in a one-on-one discipleship relationship.Got questions or want to leave a note? Email us at podcast@pursueGOD.org.Donate Now --What's the best way to wait on God?That's what we'll see the disciples doing in the textLast week Jesus got the disciples all riled upHe told them he would send the HS to empower themHe told them to wait in Jerusalem (Luke 24:49)But he didn't tell them how long it would takeThe angels caught them staring into heaven while Jesus ascendedHave you ever been there? Waiting for God to act?Romance - when will I finally find the “One” - ?Provision - in financial struggles or with career opportunitiesDeliverance - from addiction you've tried to kickHealing - in a relational conflict Vindication - you were falsely accused or misunderstoodWisdom - esp for new believers who just want to know Bible moreAnxiety - when will you take this away?We've all been there. Today as we open the Bible we're going to get a few practical, actionable tips to answer the question: What's the best way to wait on God? We're all doing it; we might as well do it right!So let's get to it….Acts 1:12-13aActs 1:12-13 (NLT) "12 Then the apostles returned to Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, a distance of half a mile. 13 When they arrived, they went to the upstairs room of the house where they were staying."Went to the upstairs roomPossibly the upper room from the last supperMay have been like headquarters in early daysMay have been the “home of Mary, the mother of John Mark” that Peter visited after jailbreak (12:12)the Mount of Olivesie, Jesus ascended to heaven from Mount of OlivesMakes sense, in light of this OT prophecy:Zechariah 14:2-4 (NLT) "2 I will gather all the nations to fight against Jerusalem…. 3 Then the LORD will go out to fight against those nations, as he has fought in times past. 4 On that day his feet will stand on the Mount of Olives, east of Jerusalem…."a place of judgment for nations when Jesus returns remember, this was part of the “kerygma” (early message = Jesus + faith + Spirit + return)We'll see this in Peter's first sermon in ch 2Has now become the place of blessing for nationsHe'll give them a chance to respond to kerygma“Blessing on all nations” (Gen 12)returned to JerusalemSimple obedienceLuke 24:49 (NLT) 49 “And now I will send the Holy Spirit, just as my Father promised. But stay here in the city until the Holy Spirit comes and fills you with power from heaven.”They had great expectation, but little understandingThis is where we are when we wait on GodWhat do you do in this case? First answer:Obey what you knowDo the next...

How has what is missing from you life impacted you?Does loss change the way we view the world or ourselves?Today I want to introduce you to Chema, Chema is on that is a kind and gentle sparkle of light, one that values presence and pressing into the joy found in the everyday moments of life, and one that has found time and again, that something will come when we are willing to press forward He shares why he is proud of what he does and how he loves getting to look forward to what he does, in being behind the camera, but also in the places his work has brought him and allowed him to be present inHe shares what losing his dad was like at 10 years old, how that changed the course of his life, and how he will never fully know how that changed him, but that it has shaped himWe talk about what a softer world might be like, one without harshness, one where we focused on being gentle with those around us firstWe talk about the the difference between excitement and stress, why when teaching someone else it matters most that we can put ourselves in their shoes and explain something in a way that works for themHe shares how one of his early trips changed him and made him into the Chema that he is today and how he hopes others will press in to knowing and experinceing other culturesChema is one I am grateful to learn from, grateful for his patience, his ability to be gentle and approach others with a soft and listening ear, one that pushes past his own fears and one that amplifies the joy of othersSo tune in today and meet Chema, a man worth learning why life is worth learning from And to you Chema thank you, thank you for all the ways I've been able to learn from you, for being someone that loves last minute adventures, for your heart for others, and most of all, that I get to call you friend @chema.ball

Have you ever heard that the way to someone's heart is through their stomach?What if food was also a way to get to know the heart of a person or a country?Today I want to introduce you to Mauricio someone who does just that, Mauricio is one of the incredible head chefs at Ancestral located in La Paz, a city so full of diversity, vibrance, beauty, and life; and Mauricio does an incredible job of bringing each of those qualities into the food he creates Yet in addition to being an incredible chef, Mauricio is also a man who values and does not take lightly the impact that role has on those around himHe shares the joy he feels in cooking and working with his hands but also the deeper joy in seeing his guests enjoy what he has created for themHe shares how he's learned to care for the parts of the restaurant beyond the kitchen, the reminder that the restaurant is a business as well as a place of creativity, the importance in seeing those two areas separately and clearly, and as the important things that they are We talk about the culture within Bolivia, its ability to grow and change with the world and the way its diversity is something he is grateful for Mauricio is one that pours so much into his work, but also one I have a ton of respect for in the way he runs his “ship” there is a tangible sense of care and respect amongst the family surrounding him in the kitchen and on the floor, a sense of character and calm that is rarely present in a restaurant environment, and an attention to detail that creates space for passion to be present in every dish that leaves the kitchenSo tune in today and meet Mauricio, the man that reminded me just how possible it is to be passionate,  present, and productive in what we doAnd to you Mauricio thank you, thank you for allowing me the honor of getting to know you, for the chance to hear more of who you are, what matters to you, and what has impacted how you show up in this world, thank you for your patience and presence, and of course for sharing the way food turns into art in your kitchen @mauriciolopezancestral

“It becomes easy for us to marginalize these guys and write them off. and I don't think it's fair. And I think it is something that we need to take the brightest light we can possibly point at it and make people pay attention to it.” – Jon BeckerIn today's episode, we welcome back, Jon Becker. Jon believes that we need to continue to preserve history in order to ensure that future generations can benefit. He discusses how the project provides an opportunity for people to hear thoughtful and emotional stories from law enforcement officers and veterans. He discusses how the “Fallen Officer Project” has helped them process their emotions and heal. He says that we need to normalize the treatment of the emotional injuries that people are getting in their jobs, just as we do physical injuries.[00:01 - 01:13] Opening SegmentIf you have a platform and you want to create content that DELIVERS, go over to knightly.productions!For the first part of my interview with Jon, tune in to last Monday's episode [01:14 - 12:13] Dealing With Emotional Consequences For The BetterJon discusses the emotional impact of his podcast, “The Debrief”He argues that the military is often seen as a “big, tough guy” and that it contributes to its emotional scarringMany veterans who have served in the military are struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other issues and argues that society should be more supportive of themHe discusses the emotional and physical consequences of being a police officerHe believes that we need to start talking about these issues more openly and that we need to normalize the treatment of emotional injuries in the same way that we normalize the treatment of physical injuriesHe talks about how he was ready to commit suicide after his deployment in Afghanistan, and how he eventually overcame his depression thanks to talking about his experiencesThe impact of suicide on individuals and societyHis experiences working as a law enforcement officer and how it has impacted his views on suicide [12:14 - 15:16] Closing SegmentJon urges people to discuss suicide more openly and to remember that each person's story is importantConnect with Jon (links below)Head over to myvoicechallenge.com to find out how you can discover your voice, claim your independence, and build that thriving business that you've always wanted! Key Quotes:“We have to normalize the treatment of the emotional part of this as much as we normalize the treatment of the physical.” - Jon Becker“We talked about making intentional choices. Don't let choices be made for you and I think as a country, we're allowing those choices to be made and we're making these sacrifices and it's very easy for us to make those sacrifices because you're not the one standing at Andrew's Air Force base watching them unload the kids.” - Jon BeckerConnect with JonWebsite: The DebriefLinkedIn: Jon Becker Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue on putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to...

165 – Have you ever noticed all the ways Jesus loved his disciples?If you were going to tell someone you loved them, what would you say? How would you say it? There are so many possibilities. Just saying the words, “I love you,” doesn't always convey love does it? It's about the tone of voice, the circumstances, your facial expressions and body language, the sincerity in your heart. A lot more than just words goes into letting someone know you love them.And if you were going to show someone you loved them, what would you do? To them? For them? With them? Again, there are lots of ways to show someone you love them, sometimes without even saying a word. Actions often express much more love than words ever could.A listener recently requested I explore in a podcast episode, all the ways Jesus expressed love to his disciples. Well there's no way to talk about them all in one short episode, but this week I take an overview of many of the ways Jesus loved his disciples.  And the implication is that he loves us in the very same way.Here are the ways Jesus loved his disciples mentioned in this episode:Jesus loved them first and foremost by being true to himself and his purposeHe loved them by choosing them to follow himHe taught them publicly and privatelyHe appointed them to preach and teach and empowered them to do soHe taught them not just with his words but with his exampleHe was patient with themHe answered the questionsHe rebuked themHe prepared them for when he would no longer be with themHe sent the Holy Spirit to guide them once he was goneHe trusted them to do what God called them to doWhen you look at every single word and action through the lens of how much Jesus loved his disciples, his love is so much more obvious. And remember, the love in Jesus's heart for his disciples includes you and me as well.Here's how Jesus summed up this love: "As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Now remain in my love." John 15:9  NIVJesus loves us the way the Father loves him. Are you willing to open your heart to and accept that kind of love?To see all the Bible quotes in this week's episode: thebiblepseakstoyou.com/165Support the show_________________________James Early, the Jesus Mindset Coach, is a Bible teacher, speaker, and podcaster. He conducts Bible workshops online and in person. His focus is on getting back to the original Christianity of Jesus by embracing the mindset of Christ in daily life. Contact him here.Subscribe to the podcast • Make a donation to support the show

Nudge - Marketing Science Simplified✓Claim Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Jose Mourinho is known for his psychological approach to games, using mind games in press conferences and interviews to undermine his opposition and motivate his teamA mind game is psychologically manipulative behavior intended to discomfort another person or gain an advantage over themHe uses three mind game tactics to improve his team's chances of success: signaling, reactants, and reframingSignaling: conveying information, belief, and trust by means of a gesture, an action, or a soundReactants: the motivation to regain something after it has been lost, threatened, or taken away from you Reframing: explaining a situation in a different way to help his players look at a problem from another angleUsing signaling and reactants to influence, persuade, and motivate can work, but not if they're used endlessly; eventually, they will start to lose their potency or backfire on youBe sure to match signaling with humility; as the leader, it is vital to take responsibility for bad results  When people are told they cannot do something, the forbidden activity becomes more attractive and alluring to people, i.e. if you tell someone they can't do something, they are far more motivated to do it  Approaches that work for Jose might not work for you; he is a one-of-a-kind operating in a unique settingRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgJose Mourinho is one of the world's most successful football managers. He has consistently turned good teams into the world's best. He's done so by signing fantastic players, by mastering tactics, but also by using psychological mind games to motivate his players and undermine his opposition.  In this episode, I share interviews with Mourinho to pick apart why he used mind games, what he aimed to achieve, and whether or not they really worked. Sign up for the Nudge Newsletter: https://www.nudgepodcast.com/mailing-list Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/p_agnew Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3mcmaiZ

Nudge - Marketing Science Simplified✓Claim Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Jose Mourinho is known for his psychological approach to games, using mind games in press conferences and interviews to undermine his opposition and motivate his teamA mind game is psychologically manipulative behavior intended to discomfort another person or gain an advantage over themHe uses three mind game tactics to improve his team's chances of success: signaling, reactants, and reframingSignaling: conveying information, belief, and trust by means of a gesture, an action, or a soundReactants: the motivation to regain something after it has been lost, threatened, or taken away from you Reframing: explaining a situation in a different way to help his players look at a problem from another angleUsing signaling and reactants to influence, persuade, and motivate can work, but not if they're used endlessly; eventually, they will start to lose their potency or backfire on youBe sure to match signaling with humility; as the leader, it is vital to take responsibility for bad results  When people are told they cannot do something, the forbidden activity becomes more attractive and alluring to people, i.e. if you tell someone they can't do something, they are far more motivated to do it  Approaches that work for Jose might not work for you; he is a one-of-a-kind operating in a unique settingRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgJose Mourinho is one of the world's most successful football managers. He has consistently turned good teams into the world's best. He's done so by signing fantastic players, by mastering tactics, but also by using psychological mind games to motivate his players and undermine his opposition.  In this episode, I share interviews with Mourinho to pick apart why he used mind games, what he aimed to achieve, and whether or not they really worked. Sign up for the Nudge Newsletter: https://www.nudgepodcast.com/mailing-list Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/p_agnew Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3mcmaiZ

Nudge - Marketing Science Simplified✓Claim Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Jose Mourinho is known for his psychological approach to games, using mind games in press conferences and interviews to undermine his opposition and motivate his teamA mind game is psychologically manipulative behavior intended to discomfort another person or gain an advantage over themHe uses three mind game tactics to improve his team's chances of success: signaling, reactants, and reframingSignaling: conveying information, belief, and trust by means of a gesture, an action, or a soundReactants: the motivation to regain something after it has been lost, threatened, or taken away from you Reframing: explaining a situation in a different way to help his players look at a problem from another angleUsing signaling and reactants to influence, persuade, and motivate can work, but not if they're used endlessly; eventually, they will start to lose their potency or backfire on youBe sure to match signaling with humility; as the leader, it is vital to take responsibility for bad results  When people are told they cannot do something, the forbidden activity becomes more attractive and alluring to people, i.e. if you tell someone they can't do something, they are far more motivated to do it  Approaches that work for Jose might not work for you; he is a one-of-a-kind operating in a unique settingRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgJose Mourinho is one of the world's most successful football managers. He has consistently turned good teams into the world's best. He's done so by signing fantastic players, by mastering tactics, but also by using psychological mind games to motivate his players and undermine his opposition.  In this episode, I share interviews with Mourinho to pick apart why he used mind games, what he aimed to achieve, and whether or not they really worked. Sign up for the Nudge Newsletter: https://www.nudgepodcast.com/mailing-list Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/p_agnew Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3mcmaiZ

The Miami Guide sat down with Craig Pittman,  award-winning author of "Oh, Florida!" "The Scent of Scandal" and "Manatee Insanity," and co-author of "Paving Paradise."Florida-grown author Craig Pittman is coming to the Miami Book Fair, where they'll promote their newly released books exploring some bizarre facet of the Sunshine State. Miami Book Fair, Nov. 13 – 20, will once again host top authors, including music, theater, and sports celebrities. Interview Notes:Craig talks about how he got started as an authorHe shares what inspires him and where he finds his creativity to writeCraig talks about manatees and what he likes about themHe shares the best places to find ManateesWe talked about his favorite all-time authorsCraig shares his advice for emerging writersAnd he talks about his exciting upcoming bookQuotes from the interview:"Florida is an inexhaustible source of stories," Pittman tells The Miami Guide. "It's a storyteller's paradise. It's been that way for decades."Who is Craig PittmanCraig Pittman is a native Floridian. Born in Pensacola, he graduated from Troy State University in Alabama, where his muckraking work for the student paper prompted an agitated dean to label him "the most destructive force on campus." Since then he has covered a variety of newspaper beats and quite a few natural disasters, including hurricanes, wildfires and the Florida Legislature. Since 1998, he has covered environmental issues for Florida's largest newspaper, the Tampa Bay Times. He has won the Waldo Proffitt Award for Distinguished Environmental Journalism in Florida four times, and twice won the top investigative reporting award from the Society of Environmental Journalists.I loved this conversation with Craig, and I know you're going to love hearing his wisdom! If you loved this episode, please share it on Instagram along with your biggest takeaways. And make sure to tag Craig, @craigpittman78 and @themiamiguide. We'd love to hear what you got from the episode!Lastly, please subscribe to The Miami Guide over on the Apple Podcasts —leave us a rating and review to spread the message to even more people like you!Podcast show notes available here:https://themiamiguide.com/show24Follow Craig Pittmanhttps://craigpittman.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigpittman78/Twitter: https://twitter.com/craigtimesPodcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1169570Follow The Miami Guide:https://themiamiguide.comhttps://instagram.com/themiamiguidehttps://twitter.com/themiamiguidehttps://facebook.com/themiamiguidehttps://themiamiguide.com/youtubehttps://themiamiguide.com/podcast/

Welcome back to Go Big to Give Big Podcasts With Randy Molland and Steve Arneson today we Invited Cole Hatter. Cole is the person that inspires us to create this go big give big movement he shares inspiring words and wisdom that would be valuable to all listeners!Cole is an entrepreneur, investor, author, and award-winning speaker. He invests in real estate, start-ups, and several funds exceeding $100 million. He is the founder of Thrive: Make Money Matter, an annual conference designed to teach entrepreneurs how to dominate in business and life while making the world a better place. Cole is a husband, father, and philanthropist who strives to give back. His greatest passion is providing a platform to educate and empower entrepreneurs to live their lives and run their companies in a way that makes a measurable difference in the world. Let's buckle up as Cole shares his journey and how he goes big to give big!Key Highlights: [00:00 - 07:48] Cole Hatter Inspires You to Go Bigger with Your Dreams and GoalsCole Hatter is a successful real estate investor and business owner who has inspired thousands of people to make more money and then use it to do good in this world.Cole believes entrepreneurs are the ones that are going to change the world, and he has bought an orphanage in Mexico to help expand it.Cole's favorite moment of giving was when he paid for surgery so that one of their close family and friends could walk again after an accident.[07:48 - 14:34] The Secret To Living That Will Make You A Better Business OwnerCole quotes Tony Robbin saying that all people want to contribute and give back, and this is an instinct.Businesses should focus on adding a social aspect to their business, which is why consumers are increasingly demanding this of companies.The trend of consumerism towards for-purpose businesses is growing, and businesses that do not adapt will lose customers.[14:34 - 21:33] How to Build a Successful Business with Delegation, Alignment, and Human GrowthDelegation is essential to business success.hiring people for skills or culture can be a mistake, as people are more likely to be a good fit for mission and values than just having the right attitude finding superstars is key to success and can be done through referrals, masterminds, and communities[21:33 - 28:01]Built a Network of Strategic FriendsHow Cole became friends with Grant Cardone introduces him to Ed Mylet and Andy Frisella Cole says helped Cardone helped him develop better relationships with them and learn from themHe since hosted his event and developed relationships with other business owners through attending events and joining masterminds.[28:01 - 34:26] People Who Are In masterminds Are CommittedPeople who are masterminds are committed.And it's the financial threshold,  Some people say that Mastermind Is about money because that means that you care about any answers given or talked inside a mastermind event. Cole adds that it's the same thing as taking out someone for lunch You've invested $80 into that person or to his answer.[34:27 - 41:21] Most Impactful Moment of PhilanthropyCole shares that he founded and started an orphanage in Mexico in 2010He adds that he plans for an additional orphanage that will house recovering addicts and their children, that the orphanage will be funded by donations from the community.The orphanage will be located in a border town, close to the US.[41:21 - 48:14] Cole's Tips for Giving: How to Write a Million Dollar Check or Spend a Week Helping OthersGiving is a way to feel positive emotions and buy happinessThere are many ways to give, including writing extensive checks or spending time helping othersEvery dollar counts and donating a million-dollar check makes you feel good[48:14 - 55:21] Money Can't Buy You Happiness, But Giving CanFor Cole checks are important and the checks will keep coming.Cole adds that it's hard to do the work. It is easy to write a check for a hundred dollars. It's easier to write a hundred dollars checks than it is to show up and serve for an entire day.Cole challenges himself to maintain his servant's heart by doing more of giving in person and less of the gist[55:32 - 1:04:41] Closing SegmentReach out to ColeSee links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes:“ I believe that I'm supposed to do four things on earth. I'm supposed to love God. I'm supposed to live in my talents. I'm supposed to enjoy the things that God has given me. And I'm supposed to love others as I love my, as I equally, as I would love myself ” - Cole Hatter. _____________________________________________________________________Connect with Cole Hatter through Facebook Instagram Twitter and Youtube  or by visiting https://colehatter.com/CONNECT WITH US!Join our Facebook Group LIKE, SHARE, AND SUBSCRIBED! 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Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the CEO and Founder of Eastern Union Funding, Ira ZlotowitzLet's dive into Ira's story of how your ultimate partner can bring you ultimate success!Things you will learn in this episode:[00:01 - 05:24] Opening SegmentIra talks about his journey of how he got into the commercial real estate industryWrote a business plan when he was in high schoolIra and I talked about his book, The Eastern Way.[05:25 - 17:14] The Ultimate PartnerIra shares his secret to successIt's all about GodIra talks about the importance of focusing on the business processDon't forget about your rootsIra talks about how Eastern Union dominates the market with their productBringing down the feesHaving 60% of the market available to themHe built his sales staff and hired 200 top-tier brokersStarted an internship program to teach about mortgages and real estateOnboarded 275 people in 4 daysMaking the right decisions by putting your trust in a higher power[17:15 - 25:46] The FINAL FOURQuick plug to my podcast producers, STREAMLINED PODCASTSUse Promo Code: Weiss for 20% OFF on your first monthWhat's the worst job that you ever had?Picking up the garbage and bringing it down to dumpstersWhat was the book that has given you a paradigm shift?Think Like AmazonWhat is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?I'd love to learn other languagesWhat does success mean to you?Being able to make a differenceIra shares a story about a kid outside a candy storeConnect with Ira online. See links belowFinal words from meTweetable Quotes: "The secret to success is all God if it comes back from God. Our job is to do what's accepted, follow the business plan and work ethic and the other side of the coin is pray and your charity." - Ira Zlotowitz"If you want to be successful, make a deal with God." - Ira ZlotowitzYou can connect with Ira on Linkedin, message him on Whatsapp +9175972197, or send him an email at Iraz@easterunion.com. Listen to his Podcast or visit https://easternunion.com/ to know more about the opportunities.WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or Stitcher.LinkedInYoutubeExclusive Facebook Groupwww.yonahweiss.com None of this could be possible without the awesome team atSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weissadvice)

What does it take to know Christ?                                                                   Romans 9:1-5 (NLT) https://youtu.be/_IzdCljw6ek In Chapter 8-Paul spoke to the Christian Jews on:Being Controlled by the Spirit of GodHe gave them an out, that there is no obligation to live in a sinful natureNothing can separate us from God – Conjoined twinsThere is no condemnation on those who are in ChristPaul starts out by affirming that what he is saying is the truthStatement: Romans 9:1 With Christ as my witness, I speak with utter truthfulness. My conscience and the Holy Spirit confirm it.Paul is speaking to an audience of Jews that are all about the lawsIt seems like Paul is speaking to a group of people who are choosing what truth to believePretty much like the times we are living in – Where truth was suppressed and made to sound like something that it's not. His words are not being taken for its valueI remember the good old days when truth was truth ...when Contracts on napkins were a thingStory of Lionel Messi (Argentine professional footballer)-Age 13, first contract with Barcelona in 2000 was on napkin -Worth $3million EuroHave you ever wondered why contracts are getting larger?We Christians need to be honorable, have integrityEphesians 5:15-17 - So be careful how you live. Don't live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days. Don't act thoughtlessly but understand what the Lord wants you to do.The truth is being drowned by liesAnd as Christians let our yes be yes and our no be noWe must uphold our morals higher than the world does When you say you will do something, please do it because if you don't, you are just like the world Paul is speaking to an audience that knows Christ and one that is aware of the Holy Spirit Romans 9:2 My heart is filled with bitter sorrow and unending grief Paul has great sorrow and unceasing anguish in his heart when he thinks of whom they are rejectingIt's so painful to Paul that he uses the statement of no return “I would be willing to be forever cursed—cut off from Christ! —if that would save them.This statement is deeper that just the face value – The idea of a Jew being accursed was not something the Jews would even think about – To them this violates Gods WordFrom Paul it's a statement of hurt – Like a Parent who is willing to bear the sins of his or her kid by trading places with themThis statement doesn't come lightly - It's a statement of endearmentPaul speaks of the Christ that he has come to know. The one that had saved his life and corrected the course of his lifeChrist was the best thing that happened to PaulHe would give it all up to have someone get a glimpse of what it is to be fully devoted to the LordPaul is speaking from the Heart of ChristGalatians 2:20 Nkjv- I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.Paul feels what God feels, His Joy, His hurt – Break my heart for what breaks YoursPrayer night- Eva spoke of God being a lover of our soulPraying not because we have to but praying because we need to commune with GodSpending time with Him – That which cost you nothing (We don't give God our leftovers)Psalms 23:1-3 The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need. He lets me rest in green meadows; he leads me beside peaceful streams. He renews my strength. He guides me along right paths, bringing honor to his name.We only think of what we get, but where is the Lord's heart here?Paul is willing to do whatever it takes to bring this point homeJust like us preachers, we go to a great length to bring you an understanding of God's Word so you can fall in love with Him  He understands the length at which God had to go to rescue the Jews peopleThey are Gods adopted Children by God himself – Us as well*He made a covenant with themHe gave them His Law...

What does it take to know Christ?                                                                   Romans 9:1-5 (NLT) https://youtu.be/_IzdCljw6ek In Chapter 8-Paul spoke to the Christian Jews on:Being Controlled by the Spirit of GodHe gave them an out, that there is no obligation to live in a sinful natureNothing can separate us from God – Conjoined twinsThere is no condemnation on those who are in ChristPaul starts out by affirming that what he is saying is the truthStatement: Romans 9:1 With Christ as my witness, I speak with utter truthfulness. My conscience and the Holy Spirit confirm it.Paul is speaking to an audience of Jews that are all about the lawsIt seems like Paul is speaking to a group of people who are choosing what truth to believePretty much like the times we are living in – Where truth was suppressed and made to sound like something that it's not. His words are not being taken for its valueI remember the good old days when truth was truth ...when Contracts on napkins were a thingStory of Lionel Messi (Argentine professional footballer)-Age 13, first contract with Barcelona in 2000 was on napkin -Worth $3million EuroHave you ever wondered why contracts are getting larger?We Christians need to be honorable, have integrityEphesians 5:15-17 - So be careful how you live. Don't live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days. Don't act thoughtlessly but understand what the Lord wants you to do.The truth is being drowned by liesAnd as Christians let our yes be yes and our no be noWe must uphold our morals higher than the world does When you say you will do something, please do it because if you don't, you are just like the world Paul is speaking to an audience that knows Christ and one that is aware of the Holy Spirit Romans 9:2 My heart is filled with bitter sorrow and unending grief Paul has great sorrow and unceasing anguish in his heart when he thinks of whom they are rejectingIt's so painful to Paul that he uses the statement of no return “I would be willing to be forever cursed—cut off from Christ! —if that would save them.This statement is deeper that just the face value – The idea of a Jew being accursed was not something the Jews would even think about – To them this violates Gods WordFrom Paul it's a statement of hurt – Like a Parent who is willing to bear the sins of his or her kid by trading places with themThis statement doesn't come lightly - It's a statement of endearmentPaul speaks of the Christ that he has come to know. The one that had saved his life and corrected the course of his lifeChrist was the best thing that happened to PaulHe would give it all up to have someone get a glimpse of what it is to be fully devoted to the LordPaul is speaking from the Heart of ChristGalatians 2:20 Nkjv- I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.Paul feels what God feels, His Joy, His hurt – Break my heart for what breaks YoursPrayer night- Eva spoke of God being a lover of our soulPraying not because we have to but praying because we need to commune with GodSpending time with Him – That which cost you nothing (We don't give God our leftovers)Psalms 23:1-3 The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need. He lets me rest in green meadows; he leads me beside peaceful streams. He renews my strength. He guides me along right paths, bringing honor to his name.We only think of what we get, but where is the Lord's heart here?Paul is willing to do whatever it takes to bring this point homeJust like us preachers, we go to a great length to bring you an understanding of God's Word so you can fall in love with Him  He understands the length at which God had to go to rescue the Jews peopleThey are Gods adopted Children by God himself – Us as well*He made a covenant with themHe gave them His Law...

Dear God I'm Grateful For My Husband.“As the Scriptures say, “A man leaves his father and mother and is joined to his wife, and the two are united into one.” This is a great mystery, but it is an illustration of the way Christ and the church are one.” - Ephesians‬ ‭5:31‬ ‭NLT‬‬.It's amazing how God places people in our lives who impact our lives for the better. For me, this person is my husband, Durand and I am so blessed to be one with him. While today marks his 31st birthday, I wanted to share 31 reasons why I'm grateful to have him in my life.  .His heart is devoted to God He seeks the kingdom of God above everythingHe is a man of great faithHe loves with his whole heartHe truly values familyHe works unto the Lord willinglyHe has an amazing smileHis laughter is contagiousHis kindness will warm your heartHis eyes are captivating He loves helping othersHe is a cheerful giverHe sets goals and executes themHe walks with authorityHis confidence is aspirationalHe seeks peace in all areas of lifeHe's a great listenerHis touch brings warmthHe remains calm under pressureHe trusts in the Lord with all of his heartHe loves to entertain He can dominate in any video gameHe minds his own businessHe is respectful and respectable He's fun to be aroundHis mind is brilliantHis body is spectacular He uses all of his God-given giftsHe loves to dance and enjoys good musicHe treats women with reverence and respect.He loves his wife wholeheartedly as Christ loves the Church .I could go on and on about the amazing man I've been blessed with as my husband, but instead I will express gratitude for the gift that God has given me through Durand..Happy Birthday to my love! .#Linkinbio #DearGodImGrateful #IronWifey #DGIG #husband #birthday  #ironangel #JesusChrist #blessed #faith #grateful #gratitude #gratitudechallenge #Jesus #Ironwifeymagazine #God #ironwifeypodcastnetwork #christianpodcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcast .STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH ALL THINGS IRONWIFEY:Instagram: @deargodimgrateful | @ironwifey_ | @ironwifeymagazineTwitter: @ironwifey_Facebook: IronWifeyIronWifey Magazine & Podcasts: https://www.ironwifeymagazine.com.Please Rate & Review, Like , Comment, & Subscribe!.FEATURED MUSIC: Track: SkyHigh — Enine [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: https://youtu.be/q-lf6x9cVXwFree Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/skyhigh

Peak Financing Chief Executive Officer, Anton Mattli, has decades of experience in commercial and investment banking, private equity, and commercial real estate. After graduating from Zurich Business School in banking and finance, he held senior management positions at major financial institutions in New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Zurich. During that time, Anton was heading a bank branch, managed cross-border teams, financed and restructured commercial real estate worth several billion U.S. Dollars, and oversaw loan portfolios consisting of aircraft and ocean transport vessels. Anton also directed the structuring of complex cross-border commodity and trade finance transactions for Fortune 500 companies.Listen to Anton and know why you should talk to loan brokers![00:01 - 07:10] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Anton Mattli Anton talks about the current services of Peak FinancingDifference between investing alone and syndicating[07:11 - 17:37] Loan BrokersWhy would you go to a loan broker?The things that a loan broker can bring to a real estate dealProblems that investors might encounter according to Anton[17:38 - 27:46] Normalization of ExpensesWhat does Anton mean by “normalizing” expenses?A common challenge that brokers and lenders faceAnton talks about the process of term sheets[27:47 - 38:18] Lender InteractionsAsking quotes from multiple lendersHow to avoid tarnishing your reputation in front of brokersThe approach to take for stabilized deals according to Anton[38:19 - 45:47] Market OutlookAnton talks about bridge loans and why we should try themHe gives an interesting outlook about the market in the next 2-3 yearsAnton shares his thoughts on office and retail spaces[45:48 - 47:05] Closing SegmentConnect with AntonLinks belowFinal words from Anton and me  Tweetable Quotes: “We also need to understand that multifamily is not operating on its own.” - Anton Mattli“Hospitality is probably the easiest when it comes to affordable housing. Their conversions have already taken place.” - Anton MattliResources mentioned:Brad Sumrok------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow Anton on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter and check out Peak Financing to find the best financing for your multifamily and other commercial real estate properties. Guest email: anton@peakfinancing.comConnect with me:https://www.5tcre.com/FacebookLinkedInInstagramWatch 5T CRE on YouTubeLeave us a review and receive your free ebookEmail us --> abel@5tcre.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/5Talents)

My experiences with communion:Foot washing at seminary; people who got saved while taking communion, those who have been healed, those who take it daily, those who take it weekly, all revel actions of God in the process of communion: conviction of sin, worship, thanksgiving, understanding of truth, and many other events. It has been a rich and varied experience throughout my life with both deep and worshipful insights.Look at the text:  why two cups? Same cup twice? Are they 4 cups for a ritual that Jesus performed? I also heard of a special spot reserved for the Messiah? Did Jesus take that cup?  Ask him when we get to Heaven. But there is meaning in Luke's presentation: See this as an act of a servant, who is serving his closest friends, and drawing them into his greatest confidence and trust. In this act he is preparing them for not just the days ahead but also for their eternal future and gave the historical event of the Exodus new meaning.  Review the meal sequenceHe states he will sufferHe ate a meal with them He takes a cup and tell them to share it among themselvesHe breaks bread and gives it to themHe takes the cup and inaugurates the new covenantHe reveals the betrayal.Meaning to each event, but the focus is on the covenant in his blood, once and for all.Paul's admonition to do this oftenThe churches early practice was that it was a regular event and one of the pillars of the churchAdmonition was to not abuse the meal, but to consider others as more important than yourself. We serve each other in the meal.  Welcome to our meal where we will break bread together!

https://youtu.be/5eGdqZfvNoA Open the door and run for your life                                                           Hebrews 13:18-25 Recap End of HebrewsThe writer is asking for prayers, that even though he has so much wisdom written in the last 13 chapters, He knows the power of prayerHe declares that they have good conscience (He uses the word Convinced) and that they have conducted their selves honorably in all thingsHe urges them to pray earnestly so that He may be restored to themHe them speaks blessings over themHe urges them to listen to this message of exhortation and encouragement, for I have written to your briefly (Sound like if he had time, he would have said much more)He notes that Timothy has been released from Prison and hope that he joins them soonHe ends with greetings Today I want to talk to you about doing all things with integrity Definition: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness. The state of being whole and undividedDo you know someone that has questionable integrity? You can't trust them or depend on themThey say they have something they are selling or hooking you up with and the first question is “is it clean”?When someone lacks integrity, we tune them out before they start talking, you don't listen to them and when you do, you question everything they are sayingHebrews 12:14 - Pursue peace with all people, and holiness, without which no one will see the LordThere is a demand for Holiness and the lack of it will keep us from seeing GodWhen I speak of integrity, it easy to think of them big things, I don't steal, cheat e.tcBut I believe that integrity is a heart conditionJeremiah 17:10 - I, the Lord, search the heart, I test the [a]mind, Even to give every man according to his ways, According to the fruit of his doingsProverbs 21:12 - Every way of a man is right in his own eyes, But the Lord weighs the hearts.We have to be careful that we are honorable in all things: Let's not compromise our integrityA little bit of cheating on taxes, writing off things that we shouldn'tBuying a car and asking for price on paper to be lower so that you can pay less taxesReporting a little bit more hours on you time cardMaking side deals to benefit ourselvesLittle white lies, when you are late, seeking promotion, save relationship What causes us to compromise our integrity? Fear – Abram lies about his wifeGenesis 12:11 -17 11 And it came to pass, when he was close to entering Egypt, that he said to Sarai his wife, “Indeed I know that you are a woman of beautiful countenance. 12 Therefore it will happen, when the Egyptians see you, that they will say, ‘This is his wife'; and they will kill me, but they will let you live. 13 Please say you are my sister, that it may be well with me for your sake, and that [a]I may live because of you.”  So it was, when Abram came into Egypt, that the Egyptians saw the woman, that she was very beautiful. 15 The princes of Pharaoh also saw her and commended her to Pharaoh. And the woman was taken to Pharaoh's house. 16 He treated Abram well for her sake. He had sheep, oxen, male donkeys, male and female servants, female donkeys, and camels. But the Lord plagued Pharaoh and his house with great plagues because of Sarai, Abram's wife. Fear pushes us to do thing that are not honorable. God was the one that had called Abram to leave his home and go to where he was to be blessedFear also put other is jeopardyWhere is it in your life that you have allowed fear to affect your integrity or affect others?Greed - BalaamBalaam was a prophet, Balak king of Moab called him to go and curse the people of Israelites even thought God has instructed Balaam numerous times that he should not go.Numbers 22-24 (homework)Numbers 22:5-6 Nkjv Then he sent messengers to Balaam the son of Beor at Pethor, which is near [a]the River in the land of [b]the sons of his people, to call him, saying: “Look, a people has come from Egypt. See,

https://youtu.be/5eGdqZfvNoA Open the door and run for your life                                                           Hebrews 13:18-25 Recap End of HebrewsThe writer is asking for prayers, that even though he has so much wisdom written in the last 13 chapters, He knows the power of prayerHe declares that they have good conscience (He uses the word Convinced) and that they have conducted their selves honorably in all thingsHe urges them to pray earnestly so that He may be restored to themHe them speaks blessings over themHe urges them to listen to this message of exhortation and encouragement, for I have written to your briefly (Sound like if he had time, he would have said much more)He notes that Timothy has been released from Prison and hope that he joins them soonHe ends with greetings Today I want to talk to you about doing all things with integrity Definition: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness. The state of being whole and undividedDo you know someone that has questionable integrity? You can't trust them or depend on themThey say they have something they are selling or hooking you up with and the first question is “is it clean”?When someone lacks integrity, we tune them out before they start talking, you don't listen to them and when you do, you question everything they are sayingHebrews 12:14 - Pursue peace with all people, and holiness, without which no one will see the LordThere is a demand for Holiness and the lack of it will keep us from seeing GodWhen I speak of integrity, it easy to think of them big things, I don't steal, cheat e.tcBut I believe that integrity is a heart conditionJeremiah 17:10 - I, the Lord, search the heart, I test the [a]mind, Even to give every man according to his ways, According to the fruit of his doingsProverbs 21:12 - Every way of a man is right in his own eyes, But the Lord weighs the hearts.We have to be careful that we are honorable in all things: Let's not compromise our integrityA little bit of cheating on taxes, writing off things that we shouldn'tBuying a car and asking for price on paper to be lower so that you can pay less taxesReporting a little bit more hours on you time cardMaking side deals to benefit ourselvesLittle white lies, when you are late, seeking promotion, save relationship What causes us to compromise our integrity? Fear – Abram lies about his wifeGenesis 12:11 -17 11 And it came to pass, when he was close to entering Egypt, that he said to Sarai his wife, “Indeed I know that you are a woman of beautiful countenance. 12 Therefore it will happen, when the Egyptians see you, that they will say, ‘This is his wife'; and they will kill me, but they will let you live. 13 Please say you are my sister, that it may be well with me for your sake, and that [a]I may live because of you.”  So it was, when Abram came into Egypt, that the Egyptians saw the woman, that she was very beautiful. 15 The princes of Pharaoh also saw her and commended her to Pharaoh. And the woman was taken to Pharaoh's house. 16 He treated Abram well for her sake. He had sheep, oxen, male donkeys, male and female servants, female donkeys, and camels. But the Lord plagued Pharaoh and his house with great plagues because of Sarai, Abram's wife. Fear pushes us to do thing that are not honorable. God was the one that had called Abram to leave his home and go to where he was to be blessedFear also put other is jeopardyWhere is it in your life that you have allowed fear to affect your integrity or affect others?Greed - BalaamBalaam was a prophet, Balak king of Moab called him to go and curse the people of Israelites even thought God has instructed Balaam numerous times that he should not go.Numbers 22-24 (homework)Numbers 22:5-6 Nkjv Then he sent messengers to Balaam the son of Beor at Pethor, which is near [a]the River in the land of [b]the sons of his people, to call him, saying: “Look, a people has come from Egypt. See,

在喜马拉雅已支持实时字幕关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”获取文稿和音频词汇提示1.bib 围兜2.chin 下巴3.molars 臼齿4.cavities 洞5.floss 牙线6.dental 牙科7.hygienist 卫生员8.scraped 擦9.polish 亮光剂10.spit 吐11.rinsed 冲洗原文The DentistMy friend's father is a dentist.He has an office near my house.I went to see him on Thursday.His nurse told me to sit in a very big chair.She tied a bib under my chin.The dentist came in.He examined my teeth with some shiny silver tools.He looked at my front teeth and my back teeth.He told me that the back teeth were called molars.He told me to“open wide”.He had a little mirror that he used to look at my teeth.He said that I had good strong teeth.He told me that I didn't have any cavities.I told him that I didn't eat a lot of candies and that I always brushed my teeth after every meal.He said that was very good.He asked me if I flossed my teeth，and I said“yes，I use dental floss every day”.He told me that my teeth were heathy because I took very good care of themHe left and told me to keep up the good work.The dental hygienist came in ，and said that she would clean my teeth for me.She scraped my teeth with a sharp tool，and then she put some polish on my teeth and began to clean them.When she was done，she told me to spit into a bowl，and then she rinsed my mouth out with water.I looked into a mirror and saw that my teeth were very shiny and white.If I take care of my teeth，I'll have them forever.I would like to keep my teeth healthy and white.I like to smile.

在喜马拉雅已支持实时字幕关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”获取文稿和音频词汇提示1.bib 围兜2.chin 下巴3.molars 臼齿4.cavities 洞5.floss 牙线6.dental 牙科7.hygienist 卫生员8.scraped 擦9.polish 亮光剂10.spit 吐11.rinsed 冲洗原文The DentistMy friend's father is a dentist.He has an office near my house.I went to see him on Thursday.His nurse told me to sit in a very big chair.She tied a bib under my chin.The dentist came in.He examined my teeth with some shiny silver tools.He looked at my front teeth and my back teeth.He told me that the back teeth were called molars.He told me to“open wide”.He had a little mirror that he used to look at my teeth.He said that I had good strong teeth.He told me that I didn't have any cavities.I told him that I didn't eat a lot of candies and that I always brushed my teeth after every meal.He said that was very good.He asked me if I flossed my teeth，and I said“yes，I use dental floss every day”.He told me that my teeth were heathy because I took very good care of themHe left and told me to keep up the good work.The dental hygienist came in ，and said that she would clean my teeth for me.She scraped my teeth with a sharp tool，and then she put some polish on my teeth and began to clean them.When she was done，she told me to spit into a bowl，and then she rinsed my mouth out with water.I looked into a mirror and saw that my teeth were very shiny and white.If I take care of my teeth，I'll have them forever.I would like to keep my teeth healthy and white.I like to smile.

在喜马拉雅已支持实时字幕关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”获取文稿和音频词汇提示1.bib 围兜2.chin 下巴3.molars 臼齿4.cavities 洞5.floss 牙线6.dental 牙科7.hygienist 卫生员8.scraped 擦9.polish 亮光剂10.spit 吐11.rinsed 冲洗原文The DentistMy friend's father is a dentist.He has an office near my house.I went to see him on Thursday.His nurse told me to sit in a very big chair.She tied a bib under my chin.The dentist came in.He examined my teeth with some shiny silver tools.He looked at my front teeth and my back teeth.He told me that the back teeth were called molars.He told me to“open wide”.He had a little mirror that he used to look at my teeth.He said that I had good strong teeth.He told me that I didn't have any cavities.I told him that I didn't eat a lot of candies and that I always brushed my teeth after every meal.He said that was very good.He asked if I flossed my teeth，and I said“yes，I use dental floss every day”.He told me that my teeth were very heathy because I took very good care of themHe left and told me to keep up the good work.The dental hygienist came in ，and said that she would clean my teeth for me.She scraped my teeth with a sharp tool，and then she put some polish on my teeth and began to clean them.When she was done，she told me to spit into a bowl，and then she rinsed my mouth out with water.I looked into a mirror and saw that my teeth were very shiny and white.If I take care of my teeth，I'll have them forever.I would like to keep my teeth healthy and white.I like to smile.

词汇提示1.bib 围兜2.chin 下巴3.molars 臼齿4.cavities 洞5.floss 牙线6.dental 牙科7.hygienist 卫生员8.scraped 擦9.polish 亮光剂10.spit 吐11.rinsed 冲洗原文The Dentist My friend's father is a dentist.He has an office near my house.I went to see him on Thursday.His nurse told me to sit in a very big chair.She tied a bib under my chin.The dentist came in.He examined my teeth with some shiny silver tools.He looked at my front teeth and my back teeth.He told me that the back teeth were called molars.He told me to“open wide”.He had a little mirror that he used to look at my teeth.He said that I had good strong teeth.He told me that I didn't have any cavities.I told him that I didn't eat a lot of candies and that I always brushed my teeth after every meal.He said that was very good.He asked if I flossed my teeth，and I said“yes，I use dental floss every day”.He told me that my teeth were very heathy because I took very good care of themHe left and told me to keep up the good work.The dental hygienist came in ，and said that she would clean my teeth for me.She scraped my teeth with a sharp tool，and then she put some polish on my teeth and began to clean them.When she was done，she told me to spit into a bowl，and then she rinsed my mouth out with water.I looked into a mirror and saw that my teeth were very shiny and white.If I take care of my teeth，I'll have them forever.I would like to keep my teeth healthy and white.I like to smile.

With a purposeful grimace and a terrible soundHe pulls the spitting high tension wires downHelpless people on a subway trainScream bug-eyed as he looks in on themHe picks up a bus and he throws it back downAs he wades through the buildings toward the center of townOh no, they say, he's got to goGo go Godzilla, yeahOh no, there goes TokyoGo go Godzilla, yeah!-----------------------------------------------This week I'm joined by YouTuber, Kim Hogue (aka KaijuKim) to discuss all things Godzilla and his rubber-suited friends! -----------------------------------------------FOLLOW KIM ON ALL THE THINGS:YouTubeWebsite Twitter InstagramFacebook-----------------------------------------------CONTACT KAIJU WEEKLY:kaijuweekly@gmail.comFOLLOW ALL THINGS KAIJU WEEKLY:Follow us on TwitterFollow us on InstagramSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelBecome a PatreonKaiju Weekly MerchFOLLOW MICHAEL, THE KAIJU GROUPIE:https://linktr.ee/adminMusic for the Podcast provided by Kweer Kaiju**All film, audio clips, and graphics belong to their respective copyright holders with no infringement being intended or implied.**