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WELCOME to THE FAITHFUL WORD, the podcast fellowship where listeners can share short portions from their spiritual reading, to nourish and strengthen their fellow members in the Body of Christ and witness the Gospel to seekers everywhere. TO CONTRIBUTE your short reading from ancient or contemporary Orthodox Christian writings: 1) Record the reading on your Voice Recorder app on your phone or tablet. 2) Email the audio-file to livebyfaith888@gmail.com. 3) Write your first name and country in the subject header. 4) Up to 2mins Iong. 5) When recording, say first where the reading is from: A reading from (Title) OR (Book) by (Author). LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS APP: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-faithful-word-daily-orthodox-christian-readings/id1721806199 LISTEN ON SPOTIFY APP: https://anchor.fm/the-faithful-word ALL LISTENING OPTIONS: https://anchor.fm/the-faithful-word

Join me today as I speak with Jeannie Buckman, Health & Wellness Coach, founder of eannie B Well and NET Advocate about the sudden heartbreaking loss of her daughter, Paris. Misdiagnosed with Panic and Eating disorders, Paris passed suddeny and Jeannie's family was devastated. She now raises funding and awareness about this rare cancer and advocates for pediatric diagnosing. TO CONTRIBUTE: www.netrf.og/Paris Buckman Tribute Page

On September 19, 1997, the world said goodbye to one of the most prolific and, sometimes controversial, Christian artists of his day, Rich Mullins. Mullins' soared to CCM stardom with hits like "Awesome God" and "Sometimes by Step", but his deep convictions and poetic mind prevented him from relishing in his fame. Like Keith Green before him, he walked to the beat of his own drum and did the music he wanted. Tragically, his life was cut short in an automobile accident.In this episode, we talk to four CCM artists who knew Rich, and they give us some insight in to the man Rich was behind the scenes, as well as tell some interesting tales of their encounters with him. Join us for this very special episode of Jesus Freaks: Vinyl to Digital, as we pay tribute to Rich Mullins and feature some of the music he brought us.Special Thanks to Russ, Lee, Mark Gersmehl, Lary Dean and Randy Stonehill for their contributions to this episode.Music in this episode:"Here in America" - Rich Mullins & a Ragamuffin Band (Reunion)"Awesome God" - Rich Mullins (Reunion)"That Where I Am, There You..." - Rich Mullins & a Ragamuffin Band (Myrrh)"Hold Me Jesus" - Rich Mullins & a Ragamuffin Band (Reunion)"Let Mercy Lead" - Rich Mullins (Reunion)"Alrightokuhhuhamen" - Rich Mullins (Reunion)"Brother's Keeper" - Rich Mullins (Reunion)"Peace (A Communion Song from St. Joseph's Square)" - Rich Mullins & a Ragamuffin Band (Reunion)"Sometimes by Step" - Rich Mullins (Reunion)"Elijah" - Rich Mullins (Reunion)This podcast is licensed  through BMI. All Music Used By Permission.To Contribute to this podcast, please visit our PATREON page!To Visit our Website, Click HERE!

Russ Lee wasn't raised in a Christian home. In fact, by the time he was 17, he was already dealing drugs. But he knew there was something more and he was missing out. One night, with his drugs still in the trunk of his car, he attended a church service that changed his life. That began a path that would take him to fronting one of the most iconic CCM groups, Newsong, as well as embarking on his own solo career. This week, we talk to Russ about his life, faith and the choices he made along the way, which included leaving Newsong, and then coming back years later.Music in This episode:"People Get Ready" - Newsong (Provident Label Group)"Miracles" - Newsong (Provident Label Group)"Smile" - Russ Lee (Sparrow)"Arise My Love" - Newsong (Provident Label Group)"I Am a Christian" - Newsong (HHM Records)"Suddenly" - Russ Lee (Mansion Entertainment)"Live What I Believe" - Russ Lee (Sparrow)This podcast is licensed through BMI. All Music Used by Permission.For more information on Newsong Click HERE!To Contribute to this podcast, please click HERE!

To Contribute to the Support of our Pastors Matthew 17:22-27

Susan Peppercorn is an executive and career coach who has a passion for helping individuals thrive in their career. Having made four career changes herself, Susan knows what it’s like to feel stuck in a job you hate as well as the self-recrimination that goes along with it. Susan transformed her career and developed a scientifically-validated approach to help others do the same that she practices in her work and teaches in her best-selling book  Ditch Your Inner Critic At Work. In the book Susan makes the most compelling case yet that career satisfaction―and the full engagement that comes with it―is more important than ever in today’s workplace. Susan has been tapped for career advice by high profile publications such as the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, Harvard Business Review and U.S. News and World Report. Susan is a graduate of the Whole Being Institute with a Certificate in Positive Psychology, and was a teaching assistant in the same program under Dr. Tal Ben Shahar. Also Accredited by the International Coaching Federation, she is a frequently requested speaker and an executive mentor for the Healthcare Business Women's Association (HBA).    Listen as we talk about:  Why purpose in the workplace comes from a focus on internal rewards, rather than external rewards [8] How a severance package forced her into career purpose [10] What gave Susan the confidence to know she could coach people before she was "qualified" [15] Why her certificate in Positive Psychology changed her life [19] Why we need to integrate and acknowledge emotions to thrive [20] Why its important to acknowledge the emotions experienced in the body through your job [28:30] Specific exercises Susan uses to guide her clients into greater self-awareness and the grieving process of losing a job [32] Why the 20's are a time to experiment and try different things [36:30] A three-step process to come into your career purpose [40] What is a "stretch goal" and how if helped her write a bestselling book [42:30] Scientifically-backed findings that are proving misconceptions in American work and career happiness [47] How to think about money as it relates to purpose - especially if your financial situation is destitute [50] Why you should highlight something that is not on your resume [54] How failing at technology sales brought her into a greater sense of purpose [56] The importance of creating a "Personal Board of Directors" or a "Kitchen Cabinet" - i.e. why you must surround yourself with people that can support you in what you're trying to do [1:02] The right mindset to approach an informational interview [1:07] The necessity of formal education and trianing to climbing the career ladder [1:14]   --------------Resources Mentioned: ------------------------ Ditch Your Inner Critic at Work - Susan Pepporn's best-selling book Brené Brown - Ted Talk - The Power of Vulnerability Tal-Ben-Sharar - Founder of the Whole Being Institute U Penn Positive Psychology Center Free 15-minute Strengths Assessment 2 free Ebooks to evaluate if you are in the right job and find a positive workplace    Contact Susan:  Website Blog LinkedIn Facebook Twitter - @susanpeppercorn Instagram - @ peppercorn    Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   Facebook   Instagram   Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   YouTube Channel   To Contribute your Patronage to the Podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose   And a special thanks to our newest member of the team NanaiiZ for all of her hard work as our sound editor

Today’s podcast episode is a new kind of episode. It’s actually a podcast episode that I’m republishing from my friends' podcast - Catching Z’s: The Millennials Guide to Mindfulness. The guest in this episode is me, Tanur Badgley. In my first ever guest appearance on a podcast my friend, mentor, and podcasting accountability partner Nick Zolfo and I really broke down my 10-day Vipassana meditation course the day after I completed my course in Thailand. For those of you that don’t know, Vipassana is a technique developed by Gotama the Buddha 2500 years ago. The word Vipassana means seeing things as they really are. Vipassana is about removing the root of your impurities through self observation and mastery of the mind with the goal of happiness and liberation from suffering.     I decided to ask for permission to publish our episode directly into People of Purpose. Not because of this feat that I genuinely am proud to have accomplished, but because I hope it nudges you to do a course yourself. I think one mark of my success after leaving the course is if I can do my part to get the people I love and respect and wish the best to do a ten day course of their own!          ------------Reccommended Resources:--------------       My Teacher S.N. Goenke's Dhamma Talk - Why Vipassana   Find a Vipassana Meditation Center Around the World   Catching Z's Podcast     Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   Facebook   Instagram   Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   YouTube Channel   To Contribute your Patronage to the Podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose    

Bryan Falchuk overcame adversity, lost nearly 100 pounds, ran a marathon, dramatically changed his diet and created an approach to help others live a better life, every day. That way is Do a Day. Like so many people, Bryan has faced challenges in life, like obesity, depression, work stress, the responsibilities of parenthood, the potential of losing his wife to illness, and more. And he struggled, like anyone else. Through his struggle, he learned the secret to not just overcoming any individual challenge, but creating a life of achievement, happiness and harmony. In Do a Day, you will learn how to make each day contribute to your goals so you can live the life you want to live - a better life. Do a Day frees you of the burden and judgment of yesterday‘s choices, while relieving you of the pressure of what tomorrow may bring. By teaching you how to identify your true motivation and how to use that to focus on what you have to do today, Do a Day will help you change your life.     Listen as Bryan and I talk about: How his wife’s illness jumpstarted an intentionality towards purpose Why an employee of your life mindset keeps you from living a purposeful life How he realized his kid wasn’t the source of his purpose, but an embodiment Why self-love and introspection can propel you to purpose without a traumatic event How feigned humility actually hinders your self-love why putting things out for the sake of purpose is always a step you can trust "The last domino” theory and why working backwards along an unbroken chain will push you into a life of purpose How a run in San Francisco inspired him to write “Do a Day” Why the only two emotions are love and hate  The power of non-attachment in maintaining a commitment to purpose How consistent reflection keeps you on track living purposefully How to balance spontaneity and serendipity with continued focus on goals How gratefulness actually brings more things to be grateful for The power of Buddhism in feeling unified towards a common goal of happiness Why we like the word “allow” as a way of thinking about failures or roadblocks to purpose Why controlling your half of the relationship is so important for developing purposeful relationships 2 Ted Talks, a new book, and Bryan’s longer-term goals   ------------Resources Mentioned:--------------   Do A Day - Bryan Falchuk    Open Heart Clear Mind - Thubten Chodron    Working with Anger - Thubten Chodron   www.doadaybook.com contact Bryan - bryan@newbodi.es         Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   https://www.facebook.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.instagram.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdBygSu2TxVoHXaVPgkQcsg   To Contribute your Patronage to the Podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose  

  Barbara Waterman-Peters is an artist from Topeka, Kansas whose award-winning work is in museums as well as corporate and private collections. She has shown regionally, nationally and internationally in over 275 solo, invitational and juried exhibitions. She is a founding member of the Collective Art Gallery (1987-2014) and is a charter member of Circle of 7. In 2010 she became the first Core Artist in NOTO, founding STUDIO 831. Barbara taught at Washburn and Kansas State Universities as well as Lassen Community College in California. Currently, she writes about artists for TOPEKA and LAWRENCE Magazines. She also writes an “Artist Spotlight” online for TOPEKA Magazine. She has a BFA from Washburn University, an MFA from Kansas State University, and was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts from Washburn University in 2016. She has received a Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Achievement from the State of Kansas and the Monroe Award from the Washburn University Alumni Association. In 2011 she was awarded the ARTY for Distinguished Visual Artist from ARTSConnect in Topeka. She has illustrated several books, including BACI: A Mind-Altering Cat and THE COLLECTIVE @ 25 both of which she also wrote and designed; in addition, she has created book cover art for a number of authors. In 2015 she illustrated THE FISH’S WISHES, written by Glendyn Buckley. Together, they published this children’s book and have formed their own company, Pen & Brush Press LLC. For many years, Barbara has been the staff artist for the Andrew and Georgia Neese Gray Theater at Washburn University.In 2017 she spearheaded The NOTO Plein Air Project, an exhibit of the work of the participating artists, and will be bringing out a book documenting the project in 2018.   I think Barbara has a wonderful soul. You cannot see by listening but she has the most caring eyes too. She is an excellent listener and very compassionate. I really like how she sees herself as having role in the experience of viewing art. From the time I had with her in her studio it is very apparent that she does really value this part of being an artist. I would love to have the chance to take a painting course with her. I think there are many principles one can learn from stepping into the mindset and behind the eyes of Barbara. I’m excited to present her perspective in this podcast episode. I hope you enjoy as I present you today’s lovely person of purpose - Barbara Waterman-Peters!     Listen as we talk about:   Why you must do what you are compelled to do  Why you should always keep your work fresh Why you should never be predictable Challenges from her early career Why the artist is a communicator Barbara's take on what is art How expressing the darker parts through art helps to bring forward the lighter parts How being a pen pal teacher to prisoners helped them to see the world in a new way Why self-indulgence art does not make you a person of purpose Advice for writing How mentors have guided her into purpose How to be an ambassador of the arts How aging has changed her self-standard for quality production How to recognize your purpose           ------Resources Mentioned:-----------       Making Your Life As an Artist, by Andrew Simonet. It is available as a free download at artistsu.org   The Business of Art   Art and Fear    Access Barbara's "Strategies for Success" document by simply messaging me on the Facebook page.          Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   https://www.facebook.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/     https://www.instagram.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/     https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735     https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdBygSu2TxVoHXaVPgkQcsg   To Contribute your Patronage to the Podcast please visit:  https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose    

Joe Sessel found his purpose serving an 11 year term in Federal Prison. From age 19 to 30. In prison Joe found a love for books, sought out mentors, developed his physical fitness and refined his focus to add value to the world. For Joe prison became a limitless library and training ground to become his best self. Today he uses the skills, knowledge, and wisdom acquired from his prison days to be a serial social entrepreneur, a supply chain professional, and real estate investor in Topeka, Kansas.   Raised by a single Jewish mom in Topeka, Kansas, Joe was a bright but troubled and rebellious child. He was first convicted of criminal activity at age 10 when he joined older kids breaking into a Catholic school. Failure to play by the rules and obey the law was a pattern for Joe in adolescence. His behavior earned him multiple stays in short term mental hospitals, diagnoses of everything from Acute Paranoid Schizophrenia to Manic-Depressive to Anti-Social Disorder. He was committed in 1995 for an indefinite period at Saint Francis in Salina, Kansas and spent 9 months in a mental ward in the middle of nowhere. Joe began selling drugs his freshman year in high school, and by the time he was 19 years old he was selling about $1 Million dollars of meth a month in Northeast Kansas. During this period, Joe was also a public speaker for the Shawnee County Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program and a choir singer and soloist in many choirs, including a performance of Gustav Mahler’s 8th symphony with the Kansas City Symphony Choir and Washburn University Choir.   On May 7th, 1999, 3 days after his 19th birthday, Joe was arrested for possessing $172,000 of meth in a federal investigation called “Operation Heartland”. During the 11 years he spent behind bars, he was able to focus on himself and find purpose. Using his brain and his skills for good became a focus of his life after asking the question “who am I and what kind of person do I want to be?” He was 21 years old the first time he considered these questions seriously. An autodidact with an abundance of time, Joe pursued studies in Philosophy, Literature, Language, Communication and Intelligence theory, Law and Medical Science, Business, Real Estate Investing, and Neuro Linguistic Programming.   Today, Joe is on the path of searching for meaning among his fellow humans. He wants to create more value in the world than he consumes, and that is a basis for his actions. His frame is one of lifelong learning. He believes that things aren’t good or bad, but instead that all events are opportunities for learning. “What is the lesson?” is always the question. Joe is dedicated to using his communication skills as a conduit for sharing what he has learned on his journey and helping people to see more and better choices in life. He believes that he has more in life than he could have ever hoped for and hopes that his gratitude and enthusiasm for life are contagious.        Listen as we talk about:   Why discomfort is the beginning of change Why the safe path leads to stagnation His unique perspective on the relationship between a person’s resources and their ambition Why time is such an underrated and valuable resource How to think about balancing patience with urgency and ambition Why the whole world is a prison and how to find out whats available within your boundaries How stoicism and the serenity prayer give you the power to understand what you have the power to change How to become a free man in prison by recognizing available options How leadership helps you to make up your own mind How reevaluating your premises allows you to understand something you didn’t know Why utility value is more important than truth Why being restricted in prison helped him to seize increasingly greater opportunities Why he doesn’t believe in altruism How to use your talents to create more value than you take Why you can know who Joe is through his favorite games - chess and poker How his purpose has made him a very successful real-estate entrepreneur How to maximize the opportunity to learn from somebody with talent How reframing and reexamine helps you recognize your gratitude             ------------Resources Mentioned:--------------     Dune - Frank Herbert I am That - Osho Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion - Robert Cialdini The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists - Neil Strauss Count of Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostyvskey Epictetus Mr. Money Mustache        Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   https://www.facebook.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.instagram.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdBygSu2TxVoHXaVPgkQcsg   To Contribute your Patronage to the Podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose  

Adam and Sam are 25-year-old freegans. They eat food going to waste and buy vegan only when necessary. They haven’t bought groceries since November 5th, 2016. They describe themselves as thoughtful and mindful. They try to focus on what’s important and cut out things that don’t matter in every aspect of their lives. They accomplish their purpose by repurposing food and objects going to waste to mindfully appreciate what they have and fight a culture of rampant overconsumption. Adam and Sam see consumerism, mindlessness and waste are interconnected. Roughly 40% of food goes to waste, thrift stores are packed with perfectly good clothes, and usable furniture gets thrown out every day. With climate change already impacting everyone, Adam and Sam see buying new products as destructive. Adam and Sam don’t buy things for the sake of having variety but rather out of necessity. As a result, they are appreciative and grateful for what they already have.        Listen as we talk about:   How their partnership has been necessary to a year without groceries How taking new routes home from work leads to treasures and makes life much more interesting Valuable tips on how to live frugally How they've created lives of congruency with their purpose Stories of how they find and prepare their food How their mission has spilled over to their friends and family Why repurposing is a resource to help you live a better life Privilege they acknowledged in their choice to live the freegan life Why it's important to really examine if you need something. You can find Adam and Sam and get involved with their missions on their website:    https://freddyfreegan.com/             ------------Resources Mentioned:--------------   freegan.info mrmoneymustache.com Dive! Freegans (book)          Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   https://www.facebook.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.instagram.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdBygSu2TxVoHXaVPgkQcsg   To Contribute your Patronage to the Podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose  

Joe Hishmeh is the Lead Pastor at Fellowship Bible Church in Topeka, Kansas. His purpose is to make God greater on Earth as he is in Heaven. Born in Wisconsin and raised by a carpet-selling family with ancestral roots in Israel, Joe wanted to spend his early twenties truly investigating if Christianity was true. As an inquisitive learner and a natural leader Joe eventually made his way to Seminary school in Dallas, Texas where he met his wife Cheryl. After moving to Chattanooga, Tennessee shortly afterwards Joe was looking to pastor a church with the intent of being a part of a major spiritual awakening in an American city. He came into a small church of 100 people that has now grown to over 2600 each weekend. But as Joe says, the church has grown smaller as it has grown larger. Fellowship Bible Church claims no denomination, instead focusing on shouting the shouts of scripture. Joe has traveled the world extensively in his studies of God, religion, spirituality, and a relationship with Jesus Christ. Joe is also the father of three children with his wife Cheryl.    Listen as Joe and I talk about: His journey into Christianity His role as a pastor How he rationalizes faith with logic Routines and habits to feel closer to God Highlights along his journey of purpose Challenging topics such as abortion, suffering, lack of a denomination Criteria he uses for voting Being a minority of faith enmeshed with others What the return of Christ will be like What heaven is like   Contact Joe - http://www.fbctopeka.com/about-us/our-team/ Contribute to the Podcast - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=8964963   ------------Resources Mentioned:--------------   Timothy Keller - The Reason for God                   Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   https://www.facebook.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.instagram.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735   To Contribute to the Podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/PeopleofPurpose