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2 episodes with transformed relationships
2 episodes with transformed relationships
2 episodes with transformed relationships
3 episodes with transformed relationships
2 episodes with transformed relationships
2 episodes with transformed relationships
Bible readings: De 10:14-22, Rom 12:1‑16 Last Sunday’s sermon: “Transformed Relationships” with Tom Barrett, part of our series “Transformed”. The post Transformed Relationships appeared first on All Saints North Epping.
Mike “C-Roc” welcomes Emyrald Sinclaire, a renowned love and manifestation coach. Emyrald shares her journey from navigating toxic relationships and rebellious teenage years to discovering her true worth and transforming her life. She reveals how her upbringing shaped her beliefs about love and how she broke free from limiting patterns to create the life and relationships she always desired. Tune in as Emyrald dives into practical tools for self-love, healing, and the power of manifestation. Learn why loving yourself is the key to attracting healthy relationships and how the challenges we face often reflect unhealed parts of ourselves. Whether you're seeking to improve your relationships or unlock your dream life, Emyrald's insights will inspire you to take action and trust in your ability to create lasting change. Find out what makes Emyrald tick and how her work helps others live authentically and passionately. Plus, hear C-Roc's reflections on the power of mindset and personal responsibility in shaping a fulfilling life. Website- https://emyraldsinclaire.com/ Social Media Links/Handles- https://www.facebook.com/groups/manifestyoursoulmate/ https://www.instagram.com/ManifestwithEmyrald/ https://twitter.com/PureRadiantSelf https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQrNbqhy57vdqHpg0sgT5QQ
Is the gospel message anything more than just a declaration of historical facts and creedal beliefs? Does it actually impact or change the way we relate to each other? In this message from the little book of Philemon, Pastor Jeremy Writebol addresses how the gospel message, if truly believed, builds not only a strong gospel doctrine, but a deep gospel love for one another.
In today's culture the value we place on people and relationships has taken a back seat to our own desires. We tend to act selfishly and seek our own needs at the expense of those around us. But as Christians we are called to something greater. We are called to approach everyone from a place of sacrificial love.Subscribe to our YouTube Channel!https://youtube.com/channel/UCE1zomeA-UTTnImZQbmQzsA#CedarPointRecovery#CedarPointChurch#StoryChanging#AskMeAboutMyRecovery#DeathToLife.www.CedarPoint.church
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Part VII | Transforming Discipleship: Jesus' Sermon on the Mount Hills Baptist Aldgate AM
Love is powerful. But what are we doing with that power? Are we using for selfish reasons, or to benefit others? Join us as Pastor Keith Todd shares how love can affect not only our own lives, but can be truly transformational in our relationships.
[Colossians 3:18 - 4:1] Is the name of Jesus the greatest reality in our relationships?
Kevin Sauder & Scott Gnuse
Jesus transforms your relationships from selfishness to love.
When the gospel penetrates our hearts, it transforms our relationships with those around us and gives us new eyes to see the equipping opportunities in front of us. In the second week of our Launch series, we look at how this happened within the early church and what it means for the future of Providence's ministry.
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22 May 2022 | Pastor Tim concludes our series Transformed with a reminder of what transformed relationships look like based on Colossians 3:18-4:1
If you're a business owner or you worked in an office with people before the pandemic, you've definitely seen and even experienced how the pandemic has not only challenged personal relationships, but also how that has bled into the workplace. In Q4 of 2021, there has been a 184% increase of PTSD expressed amongst workers compared to pre-COVID. The pandemic has definitely put a lot of stress on human connection. We've also been called upon to look at work differently. From the work from home revolution to the great resignation, more and more people seem to be looking for more meaning and more connection. And so, we see a louder clamor for a quality of life and meaning in our work. In this episode, we're talking about how the pandemic has impacted professional relationships and how we can work around those challenges. We will also be giving you a quick script to help you support a co-worker who may be struggling with a mental health concern. In this episode, you will hear: How COVID impacted mental health in the work environment How people have become isolated Managing expectations Addressing the elephant in the office Ways to work around the challenges to professional relationships A quick script to help support a co-worker struggling with a mental health concern Subscribe and Review Have you subscribed to our podcast? We'd love for you to subscribe if you haven't yet. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.
What we've all been through in the last two years during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a transformative time for couples. What's unique about stressful times is they can either bring out the best in us or challenge us to the point that would change our lives and relationships forever. How should couples communicate to ensure they manage expectations and meet each other's needs? How can they work together and adapt under pressure to complex and evolving circumstances? How do they get their needs expressed and make sure they hear each other and respond positively? In this episode, we embark on this three-part series of how the pandemic transformed relationships. We first discuss the three main ways COVID has challenged and transformed our intimate relationships, some things that aren't working in couples right now, and the things you can do in your relationship to make it work. Then we move into an episode about the impact on family dynamics, and another episode where we reach into the dynamics of all those other relationships that have also been impacted by the pandemic. Finally, we're sharing with you a quick script, which will be an ongoing feature here on the podcast. Today, this script will help you move from feeling unsupported to feeling like you're getting the support that you need. In this episode, you will hear: The 3 ways COVID challenged and transformed our intimate relationships Managing competing expectations What is the pressure-rejection dynamic? 3 things that are not working among couples right now and how to make those work A quick script on asking for mutual support The best time to have these conversations Subscribe and Review Have you subscribed to our podcast? We'd love for you to subscribe if you haven't yet. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Supporting Resources: For more tools, training, guidance, and quick scripts for navigating the most complicated aspects of your relationship and in any area of your life, visit www.gudlife.com. Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.
COVID has perhaps been the most influential, transformative factor in relationships over the last several years. The pandemic, in and of itself, is terrifying, being locked in our homes and seeing streets left like ghost towns. Then there's an added layer of fear around not being able to work, not being able to put food on the table and not being able to pay our expenses or pay rent, and the consequences are perhaps even more terrifying. Indeed, this has been an extremely challenging time for families. Mothers, in particular, have frustrations that have driven them deep into despair around parenting to the point they're questioning whether or not motherhood was even for them. And all that has put a lot of stress not just on ourselves, but on our kids as well, who had to adjust from a classroom setting to looking at a computer screen. Not to mention, the opposing views that have caused rifts among family members. And so, how do we correct the damage done to our familial relationships? This is Part 2 of our discussion on what COVID has done to relationships over the last two years. In particular, we talk about three main ways COVID has challenged and transformed our familial relationships, and what we can do for these things to work out. Finally, today's script will help you forge some agreement with people who may have opposing views to help give you a common ground. In this episode, you will hear: The economic and educational fallout The concept of the second arrow The impact on mental health The fragmentation of relationships within families Things that are not working in families and how to make them work A quick script on defusing tension around COVID Subscribe and Review Have you subscribed to our podcast? We'd love for you to subscribe if you haven't yet. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. If you really enjoyed this episode, we've created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from the episode. Just go to the episode page at www.gudlife.com to download it. Supporting Resources: Episode 002: How the Pandemic Transformed Relationships, Part 1: How to Correct Damage Done to Your Intimate Relationships For more tools, training, guidance, and quick scripts for navigating the most complicated aspects of your relationship and in any area of your life, visit www.gudlife.com. Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.
In this episode of Keep it 100 with the Rileys, host, Cliff Riley, explains how genuine transformation in our lives will bring about transformation in our relationships. God’s love is at the center of the transformation. Host, Andrea Riley, draws analogies between milestones being used to measure growth and development in children as well as in our spiritual lives. Failure to meet milestones may point to problems that need to be addressed. Show Highlights: 1:57 Never play the role of an actor wearing a mask. Try to outdo yourselves in respect and honor to one another. 10:05 As adults, we can be adept at masking things rather than really addressing them and dealing with those areas. God has been dealing with us about removing the mask and coming out of our comfort zones. So we don’t have to pretend anymore. Links and Resources: Keep It 100 Challenge FREE Registration Order Kindle Version of Keep it 100 Journal Order Paperback version of Keep it 100 Journal Ask the Rileys Your Questions The Marriage Service Technicians website The Marriage Service Technicians on Facebook The Marriage Service Technicians on Instagram The Marriage Service Technicians YouTube Channel The Marriage Service Technicians Email The Marriage Service Technicians 30-Day Challenge ABC's of Salvation Resource
James 3:13-18 Sixth in a 14-part series titled: Wholly Transformed Pastor Matt Friend – February 10 & 13, 2022
How does the Gospel reshape and restore God's plan for human flourishing? 1. Gospel-Shaped Living Aims for Transformed Relationships (1,2) 2. Gospel-Shaped Living Aims for Transformed Character (3-6) 3. Gospel Shaped Living Aims for Transformed Leadership (7)
How does the Gospel reshape and restore God's plan for human flourishing?1. Gospel-Shaped Living Aims for Transformed Relationships (1,2)2. Gospel-Shaped Living Aims for Transformed Character (3-6)3. Gospel Shaped Living Aims for Transformed Leadership (7)
This sermon is part of the teaching ministry of Faith in Christ Fellowship in Chadwicks, NY. We are a Bible Saturated, Christ Focused, Family Oriented, Mission Minded, Theologically Conservative , Reformed Church. We exist to bring glory to God by making disciples who joyfully declare the supremacy of God in all things for the blessed hope of redemption for the nations. We would love to hear from you or have you visit if you are in our area. You can find out more information about our church by visiting www.ficfellowship.com.
A popular slogan states that you can be so “heavenly minded” that you are of no “earthly good.” By contrast, Paul says that it's actually a “heavenly” mindset that transforms our everyday relationships. This section of Colossians contains a household code, which focuses on the foundational relationships we experience—marriage, family, and work. In each case, Paul envisions relationships that are transformed because we are now related to Christ.
A popular slogan states that you can be so “heavenly minded” that you are of no “earthly good.” By contrast, Paul says that it's actually a “heavenly” mindset that transforms our everyday relationships. This section of Colossians contains a household code, which focuses on the foundational relationships we experience—marriage, family, and work. In each case, Paul envisions relationships that are transformed because we are now related to Christ.
Transformation #5 Transformed Relationships Genesis 3: 1-15
Transformation #5 Transformed Relationships Genesis 3: 1-15
Rev. Julie Lewis continues her sermon series Transformed: Becoming a True Disciple of Jesus Christ with a message entitled Transformed Relationships. This message covers Scripture from John 13:34-35If you are interested in learning more about Asbury United Methodist Church, you can find information about worship services, ministries of the church, and other events on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/asburyumcsmyrna.
The post ‘Transformed Relationships in a Troubled World’ appeared first on The Anglican Connection.
(Genesis 3.6-13) When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, she took some and ate it. She also gave some to her ... Read More
Connecting People to Christ and One Another Through Missional Living.
Questions — Read Hebrews 10:24–25. What are we to do in our human relationships? What happens when we neglect people and fail to do these things? Read Proverbs 13:20, 20:6, and 27:17. How does your choice in relationships inform who you are becoming? Read John 15:4–8. How does your connection to Jesus impact your human... Read more » The post Transformed: Relationships Matter appeared first on Shepherd of the Valley.
As Pastor Larry said we're going to continue our series on "Transformed," and we're going to look at an issue that's hugely important in my life and your life....and that's relationships. I'm going to ask you to join me in prayer and then we're going to unpack a variety of Scripture to see what the Lord would show us today on this crucial part of our lives. So let's bow together in prayer: Father, we thank you so much for your compassion and mercy, the grace you've poured out on us in Jesus. Lord, wherever we're at today, whatever situation we've entered this auditorium today---emotionally, or spiritually, or physically, financially, relationally---Lord, I pray that you would come and meet with us in an individual way today. Lord, we need your grace, we need your guidance, and so as we look in your Word today, from a variety of angles, Lord, I pray that by your Spirit, by your power, you would instruct us, you would guide us, you'd teach us and encourage us. Lord, we want to be whole people, we know that's your call, so we ask for your help in that process. We ask for this time now, that you would be glorified and we'd be blessed. We pray this in the great name of our Savior, Jesus. Amen...
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Building Better Relationships at Home and Work with Angela and Patti
Angela and Patti share communication tips at work. How to stay in a job and manage difficult relationships. How to ask yourself the right questions to determine how to manage your emotions. A meme Patti saw - I’m sorry that your terrible behavior caused me to act out of character. You should work on that! What does this meme tell you? Take a look at yourself. Is the relationship problem really you? What is it about this person that triggers you? Is it past behavior? Do they remind you of someone? Do they remind you of something you don’t like within yourself? Angela: Is this a group issue or is it an issue just for you. Do others in workplace share your issue? This points to something missing in the group environment. Use the PAUSE and REFLECT Technique PAUSE for three to five seconds before responding. This gives you time to change your response or don’t respond at all. What if you receive a nasty passive/aggressive email from your boss or coworker? Before responding back to the email. Write out your response. Don’t send it! Walk away for awhile. Sleep on it, if you don’t have to respond within the same day. Then rewrite it when you have calmed down. Have someone else read it that you trust to help tone it down before hitting the send button. What to consider: Should I stay at my current employment or move on? Make a list of "why to stay" and "why to go". Be upfront and honest. No holding back from the truth of the matter! Look at which column has the most reasons? Make your decision from there. Is there more good reason to stay? Or reasons to leave. For more information about Becoming a Better Leader [e-Book] Click here to download your copy. Are you interested in one to one coaching with Patti? I have coaching packages available. Contact Patti at patti@coachingforinspirationwithpatti.com Are you interested in one on one coaching with Angela?Angela has one on one coaching program called Transformed Relationships, you can book a Relationship Clarity Call at https://loveandrelationshipcoach.setmore.comand discover more about the program. Here are other blog posts from Patti to explore: How to Incorporate Pause into Leadership https://wp.me/p3W3dA-VCY Feeling Stuck in a Dead-End Job? https://wp.me/p3W3dA-UTu Warning Signs - Is It Time To Look For Another Job? https://wp.me/p3W3dA-UWs --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/building-better-relationships-at-home-and-work-with-angela-and-patti/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/building-better-relationships-at-home-and-work-with-angela-and-patti/support
Building Better Relationships at Home and Work with Angela and Patti
Patti talks about the benefits of taking time for yourself. Let's the brain rest Improves concentration Boosts creativity Helps with problem solving Reflection time to better understand yourself and be a nicer person Creates relaxation and calmness Spend time with family, spouse/partner and really give them our full attention without focusing and thinking of work. How do we do this? When should we do this? How often should we do this? What is really important to you? Reflect on these questions and realize we really need our family, our spouse/partner in our lives. They keep us balanced, grateful and loved. Angela talks about Family Dynamics can often be challenging for reasons we can’t always put our finger on. There is often a tension in families - that create unexpressed hurts from a situation in the past. So if you have a challenging family start by realizing your family is not unusual! we all have quirks in families - and some of us have really strong issues in families - so we tend to run away from them! How do you move past these? Go back to questions above:How do we do this?When should we do this?How often should we do this?What is really important to you? Do you want to work on changing your family dynamics? Angela has one on one coaching program called Transformed Relationships, you can book a Relationship Clarity Call at https://loveandrelationshipcoach.setmore.com and discover more about the program. Do you want harmony and balance in your life? Patti has created a 21- Days Optimal Work/Life Balance Program. The program is designed to help you focus, de-stress and gain perspective. During the 21 days, you will receive emails with tips and a downloadable workbook. https://wp.me/P3W3dA-UwI Patti’s blog posts about spending time with family and planning a vacation: Summertime Inspiration https://wp.me/p3W3dA-URL Time to Plan a vacation https://wp.me/p3W3dA-UHC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/building-better-relationships-at-home-and-work-with-angela-and-patti/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/building-better-relationships-at-home-and-work-with-angela-and-patti/support
Colossians 3:18-4:1
Tom Beer
Sermon- Matthew 5-43-48- 2 Corinthians 5-16-21 Colossians 3-18-4-1--Transformed Relationships----Introduction- Last week a man was spotted-----I. The basis viewpoint we need to have with regard to others, 2 Corinthians 5.---A.-----B.---------------------II. Christians, who by definition are those who receive God-s grace, will deminstrate grace in their human relationships, Colossians 3.--A.----III. Christians are called to demonstrate grace to others even in the most trying of circumstances, Matthew 5.---A.----Application-
Pastor Jamie continues our transformed series by exploring the new life that we have in Christ by exploring the new command of Jesus to love one another just as He has loved us in John 13:34.
"Gospel Transformed Relationships" Philemon 8-25 Elder David Fenton
Our relationships reflect our Gospel transformation. | Colossians 3:12-14
Passage: Romans 12: 9-21
If God is truly changing our lives, what difference will it make in our relationships with others? This message looks at the changes that become evident when God is transforming our lives.
The point of the Christian life is to experience transformed relationships by loving others and Christ's love for us
The point of the Christian life is to experience transformed relationships by loving others and Christ's love for us
The point of the Christian life is to experience transformed relationships by loving others and Christ's love for us
The point of the Christian life is to experience transformed relationships by loving others and Christ's love for us
Pastor Blaine St. Germain continues our sermon series, Transformed. Today's sermon is Transformed Relationships. We take a look at an overall view of putting Christ at the center of all our relationships.
Rethink it. Absolutely serious. As life continues on when we hear social we think that media is soon to come right after it. That's not the case with this series. Although, some talk will be had about social media because of its grip on society, we will mostly be focusing on the plan that God has for our lives socially outside of the media world and into the deep roots of the clockwork. This includes this first week in which we dive into the foundation of interpersonal relationships. Why do we need to know God's plan for our social life? We were created to be in community. This Sunday, Chris elaborates on healthy ways to grow towards God and towards others.
Sermon from Skyview Community Church on Sunday, November 23, 2014 Scripture: Colossians 3:15-4:1 Speaker: Stuart Williams
Series: In the Light - Part 5 / Speaker: Dan Warkentin / November 23, 2014
Sermon by Corey Widmer of Third Church Richmond VA Recorded 10-05-14
Sermon by Corey Widmer of Third Church Richmond VA Recorded 10-05-14
Sermon by Steve Hartman of Third Church Richmond VA Recorded 09-28-14
Sermon by Steve Hartman of Third Church Richmond VA Recorded 09-28-14
Sermon by Steve Hartman of Third Church Richmond VA Recorded 09-21-14
Sermon by Steve Hartman of Third Church Richmond VA Recorded 09-21-14
Transformed Relationships, Part 1 Romans 12:3-8Romans: The Depth and Scope of the Work of God in Christ. 2012-2014; Ken Mitchell.
Transformed relationships. Series: Ephesians (2010). Type: Sermon
Part 3 of The Transformed Life. A transformed life is is reflected in our relationship to other believers, the world and our enemies.
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