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On this latest edition of Tunnel Vision USCFootball.com's Ryan Abraham, RJ Abeytia and intern India Otto are back in studio talking about what USC is hoping to be a bounce-back victory over another former Pac-12 foe, with the Washington Huskies coming to the Coliseum. Both programs are coming off disappointing home conference losses after both had winning but underperforming efforts in their out of conference slates. Lincoln Riley has come under fire for his squad's performance against the Ducks and he needs a win badly to try and get the Trojans ready for a couple of challenging road trips.The crew takes a look at this intriguing matchup, with a surging USC offense facing a stingy Washington defense and a struggling Trojan defense against a middling Huskies offense. UW quarterback Demond Williams could be the X-factor in this one, with his ability to scramble and pick up yardage with his legs. SC's defensive front has been good at generating pressure but bad at turning that pressure into sacks, tackles for loss or turnovers, so containing Williams will be an important aspect of this game.At the end of the show Ryan, RJ and India will answer questions from the chat and make their score predictions for the game.This is the podcast version (audio only) of our Tunnel Vision episode.Please review, rate and subscribe to the Peristyle Podcast on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠!Make sure you check out ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠USCFootball.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for complete coverage of this USC Trojan football team.

The job market in Seattle continues to struggle even as neighboring cities like Bellevue see job growth. More alarming details are coming out about the attempted hijacker on the FlyDubai flight yesterday and President Trump thinks he may have ties to the Iranian regime. Marie Perez tells voters no one should choose between groceries and medicine while her campaign staff are denied coverage. // A Richland man was arrested by the FBI for allegedly attempting to assist the Iranian-backed terrorist group the Houthis. CNN data analyst Harry Enten says there could be some good news in the midterm polling for the GOP. // A UW professor is issuing a warning about weight loss drugs.

On Friday's Daily Puck Drop,   Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Chris Egan, KING 5 and the Go-2-Guy Jim Moore for the PME Show where they discuss mistakes on social media by Puck, the Blazers situation, current state of the Mariners, who they put on the Barge, Smokin' Lock of the Week and disturbing trend in high school football.   Last Word with Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times and Puck chat about Jadarian Price being temporarily benched, Sam Darnold's play and we look back at the great AFC West.  Todd Milles, VarsityWaNews.comjoins Puck to preview the upcoming Friday night games in high school football and to discuss a disturbing trend in high school football with teams forfeiting seasons. “Hey, What the Puck!”   New Seahawks owner misstep (1:00)  Puck and Jim (58:20) Last Word with Bob Condotta  (1:20:14) Todd Milles, Friday Night Lights( 1:48:14) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

Stacy and Curtis get you ready for the Seahawks week four game against the Chargers, they give you their thoughts on the Kraken’s season opening win and UW’s matchup against USC in Headline Rewrites, they look at some of the top candidates for the Mariners’ next manager, and they hear your wildest predictions for this weekend Seahawks game in Bold Take Friday! 

Stacy and Curtis are joined by The Seattle Times’ Bob Condotta to discuss the Seahawks week four matchup against the Chargers and the latest Seahawks injury report, they give you their thoughts on the Mariners’ search for their next manager and UW’s matchup against USC in Headline Rewrites, they bring you the biggest stories around the NFL, including what Steelers HC Mike McCarthy said about his in-game shouting matches with QB Aaron Rodgers, and they look at some of the challenges John Schneider will soon face. 

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain take a deep dive into whether it was a good idea for Mike Macdonald to bench Jadarian Price for so much of the game against the Commanders. Then, Rick Neuheisel joins the show to talk about what is going wrong for UW right now, whether Brian Bonner can be the guy at running back, whether USC will be distracted on Saturday against the Dawgs and gives his thoughts on the hit on Dante Moore. Then, Fun With Audio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds spoke Friday with USCFootball.com's Ryan Abraham, and both Washington and USC are licking their wounds after losing their conference openers.To start, how much is the weather going to play a factor? It's expected to be in the high 90's in the Los Angeles Coliseum Saturday afternoon.And what to make out of both teams going into this game? Do we really know who they are and what they are about?And with USC, is their head coach, Lincoln Riley, officially on the hot seat? Ryan talks about that and what it might take for Riley to lose his job.Ryan talks about what UW should see on offense, and then they moved to the defensive side of the ball. One thing Riley did do in the offseason was hire former TCU Head Coach Gary Patterson as USC's Defensive Coordinator. How has that gone?

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett begins the show talking about the great old AFC West rivalries and with the Seahawks facing the Chargers this weekend he wishes they were still in the division! KJ-Arent's with Mitch Levy  and Puck start their weekly conversation discussing Mitch's visit to the dentist and Puck admitting he hasn't been in five years.  They discuss all the wild celebrations from baseball teams in the clubhouse after winning a wild card round and especially in San Diego!  They also chat about Jerry Dipoto's future and whether or not he's safe moving forward? This is just the “LITE” version.  If you want to listen to the full podcast, sign up and join the Puck's Posse at PuckSports.com  Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio and Puck discuss the firing of Dan Wilson and they go through a list of candidates and for Duquette, Torey Lovullo stands out as the top contender, but he also mentioned Rocco Baldelli and the the outside shot of getting Guardians skipper Stephen Voight.  Mike Garafolo, NFL Network and Puck discuss the Seahawks loss to Washington, Jadarian Price, Ken Walker, Rashid Shaheed…Did they screw up in the offseason?  Also, 49ers injuries mounting and is Jim Harbaugh on the hot seat?“Hey, What the Puck!?”    Do you even know the hockey season starts tonight? Absolutely zero buzz. (1:00) Puck   (8:10) KJ-Arent's Mitch Levy (22:00) Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio (39:30) Mike Garafolo, NFL Network (54:49) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain talk to Petros Papadakis and get the latest report from the USC football camp, break down Pete Arbogast's take on the targeting against Oregon, talk about how swol Mark Bowman is and take a look at who is in more trouble: UW's offense or USC's defense. Then, a quick look at the MLB playoffs currently underway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Ep. 212 of Say Who, Say Pod, Christian and Danny react to the Washington Huskies' loss to Minnesota, with a spotlight on Demond Williams Jr. and pass protection. They also discuss clock management and expectations for UW's next game at USC. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit onmontlake.substack.com

Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain talk to Petros Papadakis and get the latest report from the USC football camp, break down Pete Arbogast's take on the targeting against Oregon, talk about how swol Mark Bowman is and take a look at who is in more trouble: UW's offense or USC's defense.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today' Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett opens the show talking NBA and the news surrounding Las Vegas and what it means for Seattle.  Ray Roberts and Puck breakdown last weeks loss to Washington, Jadarian Price's fumbling problems, offensive line issues, loss of Julian Love, Sam Darnold performance, and Mike Macdonald finally outmatched?   “Inside Pitch” with Ryan Divish Puck and Divish recap Jerry Dipoto's press conference, the firing of Dan Wilson, John Stanton's interview with the Seattle Times, who's to blame, payroll and managerial candidates.  The full episode with Divish available for Puck's Posse members. Join today at PuckSports.com for just $5/month.  If you can't afford the price, send an email at Puck@PuckSports.com Old Crimson Podcast with Jim Moore and Paul Sorensen join Puck to start the show Jim has his shirt off before they talk about the Arizona loss, Caden Pinnick, struggling passing game, defense being worn out, fan apathy at Martin Stadium and look ahead to Pac-12 play with Fresno State. “Hey, What the Puck!?”   Are you excited about the Sonics return?(1:00) Puck (15:16) Ray Roberts (42:27) Old Crimson Podcast with Paul Sorensen and Jim Moore (1:23:08) “Inside Pitch” Ryan Divish  (1:38:48) “Hey, What the Puck!?”

Old Crimson Podcast with Jim Moore and Paul Sorensen join Puck to start the show Jim has his shirt off before they talk about the Arizona loss, Caden Pinnick, struggling passing game, defense being worn out, fan apathy at Martin Stadium and look ahead to Pac-12 play with Fresno State. 

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Greg Lewis and Mario Bailey for the Husky Honks as the guys dissect the UW loss to Minnesota, talk about how to fix the run game and how Demond Williams must run outside the pocket more. Then the gang talks about what the Huskies must do to beat USC on Saturday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Presented by Hunt's Services Sponsored by No-Li Brewhouse Detlef Schrempf joins Iconic Sonics for a wide-ranging conversation about Seattle basketball, his journey from the University of Washington to the NBA, and what it meant to return home and play for the Sonics. Detlef reflects on getting No. 22 retired at UW, legendary runs at Green Lake, becoming one of the NBA's first international stars, and the teammates and culture that shaped Seattle's 1990s teams. He shares stories about Shawn Kemp and Gary Payton, discusses his Hall of Fame perspective, the differences between American and international basketball development, and what a future Sonics return could mean for Seattle fans. Plus, a bonus conversation from Swinomish Casino & Lodge about sports betting in Washington. 0:00 Intro + Detlef Schrempf joins Iconic Sonics 2:08 Sonics teammates, flights, cards and road trips 4:17 Seattle basketball's underrated history 5:55 Detlef's favorite teammates and NBA practice players 6:50 Seattle's golf scene and Chambers Bay 8:09 Detlef's UW No. 22 retirement 10:33 Green Lake basketball and Seattle pickup culture 12:58 From UW to the NBA 15:19 Detlef as an early international NBA star 17:07 Returning home to Seattle 19:16 Playing alongside Shawn Kemp 20:51 Shawn Kemp and the Hall of Fame conversation 23:09 Detlef's place in NBA history 24:46 NBA expansion and the international game 29:00 International basketball fundamentals vs. the U.S. 32:00 Climate Pledge Arena and NBA readiness 34:00 Imagining the first Sonics game back in Seattle 35:00 Rebuilding Seattle's basketball community 36:00 Youth basketball, high schools and reconnecting generations 38:00 Detlef's potential role in the Sonics' future 39:57 Detlef's place in Seattle basketball 42:00 Bonus: Sports betting at Swinomish Casino & Lodge Instagram: @iconic_sonics X: @iconic_sonics TikTok: @iconic_sonics CREDITS Host: Danny Ball Executive Producer: Brett Goldberg Editor: Joseph Lipsen Post Production Supervisor: Madeline Down

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Greg Lewis and Mario Bailey for the Husky Honks as the guys dissect the UW loss to Minnesota, talk about how to fix the run game and how Demond Williams must run outside the pocket more. Then the gang talks about what the Huskies must do to beat USC on Saturday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LES 273De stilheid van Gods vrede is mijn deel.Wat is de Christus?Christus is de Zoon van God zoals Hij Hem geschapen heeft. Hij is het Zelf dat wij delen, dat ons met elkaar verenigt, en tevens met God. Hij is de Gedachte die nog steeds woont in de Denkgeest die Zijn Bron is. Hij heeft Zijn heilige woning niet verlaten, noch de onschuld verloren waarin Hij geschapen werd. Hij woont voor eeuwig onveranderd in de Denkgeest van God.Christus is de schakel die jou in eenheid houdt met God en er borg voor staat dat de afscheiding niet meer is dan een illusie van wanhoop, want hoop zal eeuwig in Hem verblijven. Jouw denkgeest maakt deel uit van de Zijne en de Zijne van die van jou. Hij is het deel waarin Gods Antwoord ligt, waarin alle beslissingen al genomen en dromen voorbij zijn. Hij blijft onaangeroerd door wat de ogen van het lichaam ook zien. Want hoewel Zijn Vader in Hem het middel voor jouw verlossing heeft geplaatst, blijft Hij toch het Zelf dat, zoals Zijn Vader, van geen zonde weet.Als woning van de Heilige Geest, en thuis alleen in God, blijft Christus vredig in de Hemel van jouw heilige denkgeest. Dit is het enige deel van jou dat in waarheid werkelijkheid bezit. De rest zijn dromen. Maar deze dromen zullen aan Christus worden gegeven om in het aanschijn van Zijn glorie te vervliegen en jouw heilige Zelf, de Christus, eindelijk aan jou te openbaren.Vanuit de Christus in jou reikt de Heilige Geest naar al jouw dromen en nodigt die uit tot Hem te komen, om in waarheid te worden omgezet. Hij zal ze inruilen voor de laatste droom, die God heeft aangewezen als het eind der dromen. Want wanneer vergeving op de wereld rust en vrede over iedere Zoon van God gekomen is, wat kan er dan nog zijn dat dingen gescheiden houdt, want wat blijft er nog te zien behalve Christus' gelaat?En hoe lang zal dit heilige gelaat te zien zijn, wanneer het slechts het symbool is dat de leertijd nu voorbij is, en het doel van de Verzoening eindelijk is bereikt? Dus laten we daarom proberen het gelaat van Christus te vinden en naar niets anders te kijken. Wanneer we Zijn heerlijkheid aanschouwen, weten we dat we geen behoefte meer hebben aan leren, aan waarneming of aan tijd, of aan iets anders dan het heilig Zelf, de Christus die God geschapen heeft als Zijn Zoon.LES 273De stilheid van Gods vrede is mijn deel.Misschien zijn we nu klaar voor een dag van ongestoorde vredigheid. Als dit nog niet haalbaar is, zijn we voldaan en zelfs meer dan tevreden te kunnen leren hoe zo'n dag kan worden bereikt. Mochten we een verstoring toelaten, laten we dan leren hoe we die van ons af kunnen zetten en weer tot vrede kunnen komen. We hoeven onze denkgeest slechts met overtuiging te zeggen: ‘De stilheid van Gods vrede is mijn deel,' en niets kan de vrede verstoren die God Zelf Zijn Zoon geschonken heeft.Vader, Uw vrede is mijn deel. Waarom zou ik dan bang zijn dat iets me kan beroven van wat U zou willen dat ik behoud? Ik kan Uw gaven aan mij niet verliezen. En dus is de vrede die U aan Uw Zoon gegeven hebt nog steeds bij mij, in de stilte en in mijn eigen eeuwige liefde voor U.Alle tekst- werk en handboek klassen van Een Cursus in Wonderen met Elbert nu te beluisteren en te bekijken op https://decursusmetelbert.nl

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Greg Lewis and Mario Bailey for the Husky Honks as the guys dissect the UW loss to Minnesota, talk about how to fix the run game and how Demond Williams must run outside the pocket more. Then the gang talks about what the Huskies must do to beat USC on Saturday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dziś w programie przyglądamy się Łotwie, która przed wyborami parlamentarnymi żyje w cieniu zagrożenia ze strony Rosji. Porozmawiamy także z dziennikarką z Dallas, o kulisach studiów dla polonijnych mediów zorganizowanych przez UW i MSZ. Na koniec odwiedzi nas Alek Korab, autorem książki „Chory kraj”, który zdradzi, jak naprawdę żyje się dzisiaj w Ameryce. Zostańcie z nami!

On Tuesday's   Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  starts the show discussing the Mariners “press conference” and he tries to make sense of what Jerry Dipoto and John Stanton said.  John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com  tells Puck that Lincoln Riley needs to grow up and he thinks USC will sooner rather than later move on from his as coach.  Also, how big are the problems at UW, the Cougars massively disappointing start on offense and is the College Sports Act good?  Danny Kelly & Michael-Shawn Dugar and Puck discuss the Seahawks loss to the Commanders, the lack of running game, the absence of Rashid Shaheed, what undefeated teams are for real, continued 49 injuries and what are the boys looking forward to this weekend ?   Brad Adam from Mariners TV  and Puck discuss the end of the season press conference with Jerry Dipoto.  Did we learn anything new?  Did they handle the Dan Wilson firing properly and how attractive will this job be?“Hey, What the Puck?”  John Stanton…Stop making excuses (1:00) Puck (22:31) John Canzano (44:32) Danny Kelly & Michael-Shawn Dugar (1:05:20 ) Brad Adam, Mariners TV (1:29:10 ) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

Oregon is coming off one of its biggest wins of the season, and there was no shortage of topics to dive into on the latest edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.On this week's mailbag episode, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil answer listener questions surrounding the Ducks following their 41-27 road victory over USC.The conversation begins at quarterback, where Dante Moore's injury and Dylan Raiola's performance in relief have created plenty of discussion about Oregon's situation moving forward. How long could Raiola start in place of Moore and what's the fall-out of that?They also revisit Oregon's remaining schedule. What once appeared to be a backloaded slate may now feature a much more difficult October than originally expected, with several upcoming opponents presenting bigger challenges than anticipated.Defensively, Matt and Erik take a closer look at Oregon's safety play, what has gone wrong at the position and whether the coaching staff has other personnel options it could turn to moving forward.Finally, the episode closes with a discussion about Oregon and USC. After another heated matchup, emotional moments and plenty of postgame comments, has this series begun to develop into something closer to the type of rivalry Oregon already has with Washington?(0:00) - Intro(1:21) - Dante Moore and Dylan Raiola(16:18) - Has Oregon's schedule difficulty shifted to now October being tough?(25:12) - What's going on at Safety and are there other options?(37:33) - Did Oregon vs USC become a hated rivalry similar to UW?

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain react to the Seahawks loss yesterday to the Commanders and UW’s issues on offense, then listen and react to Jerry Dipoto’s press conference today talking about Dan Wilson’s firing, plus get a Fact or Fiction pick.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  and Puck put the finishing touches on the season, the Dan Wilson firing and how poorly the organization handled it and how big of a step did the Mariners take backwards this year?Puck didn't get to the whole Krueger interview on today's Daily Puck Drop so its for your listening pleasure! 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by the Go-2-Guy Jim Moore to discuss Dan Wilson firing, Seahawks loss, Cougs run out of steam and Huskies embarrassed.  Puck also is joined by  Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comand Puck breakdown the Seahawks first loss and what went wrong and what is not working with the running game and why didn't the defense have answers for Washington? Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  and Puck put the finishing touches on the season, the Dan Wilson firing and how poorly the organization handled it and how big of a step did the Mariners take backwards this year?“Hey, What the Puck!”  Mariners don't have a clue(1:00) Puck (50:33) Rob Staton(1:15:47 ) Bill Krueger (1:29:00) “Hey, What the Puck!” 

Minnesota might not win another game this year. But by god, they came into Husky Stadium last Saturday night and manhandled our mutts. The only silver lining is if enough losses accumulate, maybe UW pulls the plug on Fisch and begins anew a coaching search....Register for free and join the misery at HardcoreHusky.com

On the final two segments of Monday Morning Quarterback, Hugh Millen talks about how Marcus Mariota was able to pick apart the Seahawks defense, the Hawks issues at safety and whether Mike Macdonald should have kicked a field goal instead of going for it on 4th down in the 2nd quarter. Then, he talks about the UW loss to Minnesota. And finally, One Last Thing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gregg Bell phones in from the East Coast to talk about the Seahawks loss including how turnovers and a lack of run game cost the team, Mike Macdonald's decision to bench Jadarian Price, how Marcus Mariota was able to succeed against the Hawks and an update on Nick Emmanwori. Then, a quick look at the UW loss to Minnesota and Mike on the Mic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LES 270Vandaag zal ik niet de ogen van het lichaam gebruiken.Wat is het lichaam?Het lichaam is een hek dat de Zoon van God zich verbeeldt te hebben neergezet om delen van zijn Zelf af te scheiden van andere delen. Binnen dit hekwerk denkt hij te leven, om te sterven als dat afbrokkelt en uiteenvalt. Want binnen dit hek denkt hij dat hij voor de liefde veilig is. Omdat hij zich vereenzelvigt met zijn veiligheid, beschouwt hij zichzelf als datgene wat zijn veiligheid uitmaakt. Hoe zou hij er anders zeker van kunnen zijn dat hij binnen het lichaam blijft en de liefde buiten houdt?Het lichaam is niet blijvend. Maar dit ziet hij als dubbele veiligheid. De voorbijgaande aard van Gods Zoon is immers het ‘bewijs' dat zijn omheiningen werken en de taak uitvoeren die zijn denkgeest ze toebedeelt. Want als zijn éénzijn nog steeds onaangetast was, wie zou dan kunnen aanvallen en wie zou aangevallen kunnen worden? Wie zou overwinnaar kunnen zijn? En wie diens prooi? Wie zou slachtoffer kunnen zijn? En wie de moordenaar? En als hij niet doodging, welk ‘bewijs' is er dan dat Gods eeuwige Zoon kan worden vernietigd?Het lichaam is een droom. Zoals andere dromen schijnt het soms een beeld van geluk te schilderen, maar kan het heel plotseling omslaan in angst, waaruit iedere droom ontstaat. Want alleen liefde schept in waarheid, en de waarheid kan nooit bang zijn. Gemaakt om beangstigend te zijn, moet het lichaam wel het doel dienen dat eraan gegeven is. Maar wij kunnen het doel veranderen waaraan het lichaam zal gehoorzamen, door anders te gaan denken over waartoe het dient.Het lichaam is het middel waardoor Gods Zoon zijn innerlijke gezondheid hervindt. Hoewel het gemaakt werd om hem zonder ontsnappingsmogelijkheid in te sluiten in de hel, is nu het hemelse doel in de plaats gekomen van het najagen van de hel. De Zoon van God reikt zijn broeder de hand om hem te helpen samen met hem de weg te gaan. Nu is het lichaam heilig. Nu dient het om de denkgeest te genezen, terwijl het gemaakt was om die te doden.Je zult je vereenzelvigen met dat waarvan jij denkt dat het jou veiligheid biedt. Wat het ook mag zijn, je zult geloven dat het één is met jou. Jouw veiligheid ligt in de waarheid en niet in leugens. Liefde is jouw veiligheid. Angst bestaat niet. Vereenzelvig je met liefde en je bent veilig. Vereenzelvig je met liefde en je bent thuis. Vereenzelvig je met liefde en vind jouw Zelf.LES 270Vandaag zal ik niet de ogen van het lichaam gebruiken.Vader, de visie van Christus is Uw gave aan mij; ze heeft het vermogen alles wat de ogen van het lichaam zien te vertalen in de aanblik van een vergeven wereld. Hoe heerlijk en bekoorlijk is deze wereld! Maar hoeveel meer zal ik erin waarnemen dan met de ogen valt te zien! Een vergeven wereld betekent dat Uw Zoon zijn Vader erkent, zijn dromen tot de waarheid laat brengen en vol verwachting uitziet naar het ene nog resterende moment in de tijd, die voorgoed eindigt wanneer de herinnering van U tot hem terugkeert. En nu is zijn wil één met de Uwe. Zijn functie is nu slechts die van Uzelf, en iedere gedachte behalve de Uwe is verdwenen.De stilte van vandaag zal ons hart zegenen, en door middel daarvan zal er vrede komen over iedereen. Christus is vandaag onze ogen. En via Zijn zicht bieden we de wereld genezing aan door middel van Hem, de heilige Zoon die God heel geschapen heeft, de heilige Zoon die God één geschapen heeft.Alle tekst- werk en handboek klassen van Een Cursus in Wonderen met Elbert nu te beluisteren en te bekijken op https://decursusmetelbert.nl

In the first hour, Dave Softy Mahler, Dick Fain, and Jackson Felts react to Sam Darnold being healthy and available for the Seahawks on Sunday in Washington, what to expect from him at quarterback, plus talk some UW football including the belief in Jedd Fisch right now, get to Softy’s Fact or Fiction pick, then get gambling advice from Lee Sterling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - had plenty of time this morning to get up, grab their favorite breakfast beverage, peruse the early kickoff shows and then hit the mic to talk about the very last game of the college football weekend; the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the Washington Huskies.With an 8 pm local time start, there are no other games being played later than this one, so time to rest up and check this out on your way to Husky Stadium, because it's going to be a late one.The guys start first with Minnesota's offense, led by quarterback Drake Lindsey and the issues they also face in the run game because of injury. Sound familiar?Lindsey, at 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds, is a vastly different quarterback than what Washington has seen so far this year. He's been compared to Drew Bledsoe, so he's got a rifle for an arm. But can the UW pass rush make Lindsey's life difficult? Or can we expect a lot of quick pass game and a steady diet of check-downs?They also talk about this as an Elinneus Davis 'revenge' game. Is he really salty about not being recruited as hard by the in-state school as he was others, including UW? We'll see.The talk then turns to Washington's offensive struggles. Will Jedd Fisch try and involve Demond Williams even more in the run game? And will the receiving corps continue to ramp up their play? They had an excellent game against Eastern Washington, but can they step things up to an even higher level?And what are the Huskies going to do about helping out first-year LT Kodi Greene? Will John Mills see some time outside? Minnesota definitely has some rushers of note, so this will be an important part of the game to watch for if you're a UW fan.Scott provides a quick recruiting update, including a note on top 2028 EDGE Jalanie George and his October 1 commitment date. How are the Huskies doing with George, especially knowing a couple of his teammates have already committed to the Huskies?Chris then adds his two cents in about Minnesota's potent special teams and then the guys offer their final thoughts before ending the pod.

Hugh Millen joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about Michael Penix beating the Packers last night, Bijan Robinson’s skills at running back, Sam Darnold making his return for the Seahawks, Seattle’s running backs, plus UW football and Minnesota next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LES 269Mijn ogen zijn gericht op Christus' gelaatWat is het lichaam?Het lichaam is een hek dat de Zoon van God zich verbeeldt te hebben neergezet om delen van zijn Zelf af te scheiden van andere delen. Binnen dit hekwerk denkt hij te leven, om te sterven als dat afbrokkelt en uiteenvalt. Want binnen dit hek denkt hij dat hij voor de liefde veilig is. Omdat hij zich vereenzelvigt met zijn veiligheid, beschouwt hij zichzelf als datgene wat zijn veiligheid uitmaakt. Hoe zou hij er anders zeker van kunnen zijn dat hij binnen het lichaam blijft en de liefde buiten houdt?Het lichaam is niet blijvend. Maar dit ziet hij als dubbele veiligheid. De voorbijgaande aard van Gods Zoon is immers het ‘bewijs' dat zijn omheiningen werken en de taak uitvoeren die zijn denkgeest ze toebedeelt. Want als zijn éénzijn nog steeds onaangetast was, wie zou dan kunnen aanvallen en wie zou aangevallen kunnen worden? Wie zou overwinnaar kunnen zijn? En wie diens prooi? Wie zou slachtoffer kunnen zijn? En wie de moordenaar? En als hij niet doodging, welk ‘bewijs' is er dan dat Gods eeuwige Zoon kan worden vernietigd?Het lichaam is een droom. Zoals andere dromen schijnt het soms een beeld van geluk te schilderen, maar kan het heel plotseling omslaan in angst, waaruit iedere droom ontstaat. Want alleen liefde schept in waarheid, en de waarheid kan nooit bang zijn. Gemaakt om beangstigend te zijn, moet het lichaam wel het doel dienen dat eraan gegeven is. Maar wij kunnen het doel veranderen waaraan het lichaam zal gehoorzamen, door anders te gaan denken over waartoe het dient.Het lichaam is het middel waardoor Gods Zoon zijn innerlijke gezondheid hervindt. Hoewel het gemaakt werd om hem zonder ontsnappingsmogelijkheid in te sluiten in de hel, is nu het hemelse doel in de plaats gekomen van het najagen van de hel. De Zoon van God reikt zijn broeder de hand om hem te helpen samen met hem de weg te gaan. Nu is het lichaam heilig. Nu dient het om de denkgeest te genezen, terwijl het gemaakt was om die te doden.Je zult je vereenzelvigen met dat waarvan jij denkt dat het jou veiligheid biedt. Wat het ook mag zijn, je zult geloven dat het één is met jou. Jouw veiligheid ligt in de waarheid en niet in leugens. Liefde is jouw veiligheid. Angst bestaat niet. Vereenzelvig je met liefde en je bent veilig. Vereenzelvig je met liefde en je bent thuis. Vereenzelvig je met liefde en vind jouw Zelf.LES 269Mijn ogen zijn gericht op Christus' gelaat.Ik vraag vandaag Uw zegen over mijn blik. Het is het middel dat U verkozen hebt als de manier om me mijn vergissingen te tonen en daaraan voorbij te zien. Het is me gegeven om met behulp van de Gids die U mij geschonken hebt tot een nieuwe waarneming te komen, en door middel van Zijn lessen de waarneming te overstijgen en tot de waarheid terug te keren. Ik vraag om de illusie die alle illusies te boven gaat die ik heb gemaakt. Vandaag kies ik ervoor een vergeven wereld te zien, waarin eenieder mij het gelaat van Christus toont, en me leert dat wat ik zie mij toebehoort; dat er niets is behalve Uw heilige Zoon.Vandaag wordt onze blik waarlijk gezegend. We delen één visie, wanneer we het gelaat zien van Hem wiens Zelf het onze is. Wij zijn één vanwege Hem die de Zoon van God is, vanwege Hem die onze eigen Identiteit is.Alle tekst- werk en handboek klassen van Een Cursus in Wonderen met Elbert nu te beluisteren en te bekijken op https://decursusmetelbert.nl

On Friday's Daily Puck Drop,   Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore and Chris Egan for the PME Show where they cover everything from the M's being eliminated, the Mike Macdonald Graham Bensinger saga and their weekly Barge segment.  Also joining Puck on Friday, Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times and Todd Milles from VarsityWaNews.com Last Word with Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times discuss the lates injury situation with Sam Darnold and it appears he'll be a go this Sunday. Also, are the Seahawks too dependent on JSN?   Plus, injury update on Nick Emmanwori and a new injury has popped up for Julian Love.  Lastly, what's the fallout from the Mike Macdonald interview with Graham Bensinger?  Todd Milles, VarsityWaNews.comrecaps a crazy game last week between Puyallup and Lake Stevens and then takes a look ahead to the big games this week highlighted by O'Dea vs. Rainier Beach and Enumclaw hosting Federal Way. “Hey, What the Puck!”    Just a monumental failure this season for the Mariners (1:00)  Puck and Jim (50:33  ) Last Word with Bob Condotta  (1:08:49) Todd Milles, Friday Night Lights( 1:28:14) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com Garth Heckman Psalm 127:3-5 — "Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them.”   We can see this verse from two different perspectives: You as a father and you under your father.  Let me start with the first…   I AM THANKFUL FOR MY FATHER  -  Dad reading praying every day.. still does.     -   My Dad at Spencer Lake youth camp       -   My Dad Turing himself in to the DNR   I was forged in the hands of a warrior… it is now my job to forge my sons so that they may forge their sons!        Young men are more lonely than ever before.        So we have a divide in our country today in Gen Z. Men are coming back to Jesus Women are opting out Men want marriage and families  More women then ever do not   One thing I do know: Scripture says family is a priority. And that makes it a target for satan our enemy.  Satan will attack not just the family       **but every element of it. Kids, husbands, Wives, young women meant to be wives, young men meant to be husbands.   #1 Thing men need to understand about the game of women and marriage.    Women love dangerous men… but wait there's more   You become unbelievably attractive when you know God, his word, hear his voice and obey.            SINNERS IN THE HANDS OF AN ANGRY GOD Arrows in the hands of an angry God!    It is in a woman's DNA to want a man of God!  Which is why many women do not want a man in todays world… there is a shortage of dangerous men.      So how does a young man grow, mature and lean into being a man of God.     #1 You will hang with who you hang with   Shad Shack and Benny - Don't miss the foundation to their decision: They did it together.    David and his mighty men.    Jesus had 1 best friend, 3 close friends, 12 solid friends, 72 like minded friends,  Jesus sent out the disciples in 12 and 2. Again, don't miss the point - you must have a ride or die crew for Jesus!      One of the biggest influences in my life as a young man in High School and my first year out of high school was hanging out with some college and career guys from my church. Tim Kruse, Brian White, Steve Wetzel, Tom Alexander, Sean O'Hearan. I would go down to the UW campus and watch and listen to them preach open air to the college students walking past from classes. They would get mocked, ridiculed and they would also see a lot of kids come to Christ. This group of about 12 guys were unstoppable.        #2 Understand you are an instrument of war.    Psalm 127:3-5 — "Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them.”   Are you ready to be a man of God? A Father? A Warrior? All men must be willing to prepare to be a warrior who has children they are ready to unleash on the world for God. You may never have kids, but God will most definitely put young men in your life through out your faith walk to help launch into warfare. Are you ready to do that?   Notice the Psalm is written from the perspective of the father being the warrior, and his children (particularly sons, in the ancient near-eastern context) being the arrows he shoots into the future — meaning the original picture is about legacy and generational impact,  Now lets lip the metaphor — asking "what makes a good arrow, and who has to shoot it"        An Arrow Has No Power of Its Own — It Must Be Shaped   You can have a razor sharp broad head, a powerful bow… but if the arrow shaft is compromised it will never hit its target.    Before an arrow is ever shot, it has to be made: straightened, weighted, fletched. A crooked arrow, however sharp its tip, flies wildly off target no matter how strong the archer is.   There has to be disruption, challenge, pain and time. None of those can be skipped in order to be worthy of being in the hand of warrior.  Disruption breaks self-reliance. As long as a man's life is running smoothly on his own terms, he has little reason to depend on God. Disruption — losing a job, a relationship falling apart, a plan collapsing — tends to be what exposes how much a man was actually trusting in himself. Moses spent 40 years as a nobody shepherd in the wilderness before God called him; Joseph was sold into slavery and imprisoned unjustly before he was elevated. The disruption wasn't punishment — it was the thing that stripped away what he was leaning on so he'd have to lean on God instead.   Challenge builds endurance, and endurance builds character. This is almost verbatim what James 1:2-4 says — trials test faith, and that testing produces perseverance, and perseverance, if you let it finish its work, makes you "perfect and entire, wanting nothing." Romans 5:3-5 says something similar: suffering produces patience, patience produces experience, experience produces hope. The logic isn't "pain is good" — it's that character can't be built without resistance, the same way muscle can't be built without load.   Pain refines. Scripture repeatedly uses the image of metal being purified by fire — the heat doesn't destroy the metal, it burns off what doesn't belong (1 Peter 1:6-7, Malachi 3:3). Pain has a way of burning off performance, image management, and comfort-seeking, and revealing what a man actually believes when the stakes are real.   Time is what makes it real rather than manufactured. You can't compress spiritual maturity into a weekend. David was anointed king as a boy but spent years as a fugitive before he actually sat on the throne — the anointing came first, but the readiness came from time. Even Jesus, fully God, "learned obedience by the things which he suffered" (Hebrews 5:8) — there's something about lived, tested time that a single moment of decision can't substitute for.   What I'd add — a few things that change the picture, not just add to it:   Suffering alone doesn't guarantee godliness — the response does. Two men can go through the same disruption; one comes out bitter, hardened, and self-protective, the other comes out humble and more dependent on God. The pain isn't what transforms — how it's met is. Without humility and a willingness to actually submit to God in it, hardship just as often produces cynicism as character.   It's not meant to be walked alone. "Iron sharpens iron" (Proverbs 27:17) exists for a reason — a man processing pain in isolation is far more likely to either numb out or spiral than one who has other men actually in it with him. Community isn't an accessory to the formation process, it's usually the difference between suffering that shapes and suffering that just wounds.   The Word has to be the anchor, not just the pain. Scripture is what gives suffering meaning and direction instead of just being chaos a man survives. Psalm 1 and Joshua 1:8 both tie a man's fruitfulness to meditating on God's word — the trials do the breaking, but the Word is what rebuilds him toward something rather than just leaving rubble.   It's grace, not achievement. This is worth holding carefully — the goal isn't "suffer enough and you'll earn godly character." Galatians 5:22-23 calls maturity "fruit of the Spirit," not fruit of hardship. God does the actual transforming; the trials are the context he often works through, not a formula a man runs to produce holiness on his own effort.   So I'd say your instinct is right, but I'd reframe it slightly: it's not disruption, challenge, pain, and time that make a man godly — it's how he responds to those things, in community, anchored to the Word, surrendered to God, over that stretch of time. Take away any of those and the suffering can just as easily harden a man as shape him.               Application: The straightening process isn't punishment; it's what makes the difference between an arrow that flies true and one that veers off no matter how hard he's "launched" into life.   Scripture tie-in: Proverbs 27:17 — "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." An arrow doesn't sharpen itself; it's sharpened by something harder than itself pressing against it — mentors, fathers, Scripture, correction.     2. An Arrow's Power Comes From the Bow, Not Itself   Alex Revells video: waiting for my gun to kill someone… LOL.    Straight, precise, sharp, weighted, tested… but powerless with out the weight of the draw behind it.    An arrow, no matter how well made, has zero propulsion of its own. All its force comes from tension stored in something else — the archer's drawn bow.   Application: A young man's strength for life doesn't originate in himself — it comes from abiding in Christ, the source of real power. Self-reliance is like an arrow trying to launch itself; it goes nowhere.   Scripture tie-in: John 15:5 — "Apart from me you can do nothing." There are two parts to this… don't miss it!   The garden that was given to the man… run down, falling apart, walls broken down, weeds, overgrowth, birds and animals feces…  “You absolutely right… but just between you and me… you should have seen this place when it was just Gods”.      3. An Arrow Must Be Aimed — Direction Matters More Than Speed   A powerful shot with no aim is worse than useless — it can actually cause harm. The strength of the draw means nothing if the target is wrong.     Targets. White, black, blue, red, gold.  The overall target Matt. 6:33 seek ye first the kingdom Each circle is a greater focus in your life. My inner circle is the gospel shared with others   Application: Raw ambition, drive, and talent in a young man without godly direction is dangerous, not just wasted — misdirected strength (anger, sexual drive, ambition, competitiveness) becomes destructive rather than fruitful. The question isn't just "how much power do you have," but "what target has your life been aimed at?”   Scripture tie-in: Proverbs 4:25-27 — "Let your eyes look straight ahead... do not turn to the right or the left." 1 Corinthians 9:26 — Paul says he doesn't run "aimlessly" or box "beating the air" — deliberate aim, not just effort, is the point.     5. Arrows Are Made For War, Not Display   A quiver full of unused, un-shot arrows isn't a blessing; it's wasted potential.   What are young men trained for today? Gaming? Porn? Money? Partying? Status?    Scripture tie-in: Ephesians 6:12 — "we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against... spiritual forces of evil" — young men are being called into a real, active spiritual battle, not just personal self-improvement.   The question isn't whether you have potential — every arrow does. The question is: who's shaping you right now, what's your life aimed at, and are you willing to be trained for the fight you were actually made for?"

Seattle is taking a slightly more aggressive approach to the homeless crisis with a new RV permit plan, but will it work? Washington saw one of the nation’s biggest jumps in drunk driving deaths while 16,700 DUI blood tests went untested. UW professors suggest their own colleagues may be teaching students that shouting down speakers is acceptable. // Kamala Harris says she hasn’t decided if she’s going to run for president in 2028. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is losing weight in anticipation of a presidential run. // Another local Starbucks is shuttering.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett  is packed on a Thursday with Mitch Levy, KJ-Arent's, talking MLB storylines with Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio and all the news in the NFL with Mike Garafolo from the NFL Network! Puck also looks back to Wednesday's show with Ray Roberts, Ryan Divish and Old Crimson with Paul Sorensen and Jim Moore. KJ-Arent's with Mitch Levy chat and laugh about the Mike Macdonald interview with Graham Bensinger and wonder if heads are going to roll with the Seahawks PR department if in fact they knew before hand of the video in question.  Also, Puck is in mourning about the Mariners and has adopted the Phillies for the postseason.  This is just the “LITE” version.  If you want to listen to the full podcast, sign up and join the Puck's Posse at PuckSports.com  Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio discusses with Puck the impending offseason for the Mariners including the thought they may trade George Kirby and how quickly do they pivot to hire Dan Wilson's replacement if he is in fact fired, which has been widely reported.  Could the Mariners entertain any other big trades in the offseason and why don't they retain Randy Arozarena? Mike Garafolo, NFL Network and Puck cover the drama surrounding the Seahawks and Broncos with Mike Macdonald and Sean Payton plus Macdonald's interview with Graham Bensinger.   Also, what's going on with the rash of QB injuries, did the Giants screw up and should Sam Darnold play this weekend?“Hey, What the Puck!?”    (1:00) Puck   (6:50) KJ-Arent's Mitch Levy (18:44) Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio (37:52) Mike Garafolo, NFL Network (1:03:30) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Jon Morosi to get his thoughts on last night’s shutout loss to the Astros, the final week of the Mariners season, and what the future holds for Jerry Dipoto and Dan Wilson, they discuss how the Seahawks defense will look once Nick Emmanwori is back to full strength, and hey break down whether UW is getting lost in the current landscape of College Football ahead of their Big 10 opener. 

We start the second hour by discussing the issues with giving proven veteran MLB players large contracts, like Toronto gave Vladimir Guerrero. Then, Softy joins the show to talk Huskies and whether Minnesota has a chance against UW, who will step up at running back and what is up with the continued penalties. Finally, the ABC's of the Mariners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Old Crimson Podcast with Jim Moore and Paul Sorensen join Puck to discuss last weeks win over Duquesne and if that win made everyone feel better because they finally found their offense or was more about the opponent they played.  They also chat about the quarterback play, Kirby Moore getting more involved in the offense, the kicking struggles and Jim wows everyone with his key to the game this weekend against Arizona. 

On today' Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined on Wednesday's show by Ray Roberts talking Seahawks 2-0 start, Ryan Divish from the Seattle Times on the impending firing of Dan Wilson and Old Crimson with Paul Sorensen and Jim Moore on the Cougs first win of the season.  Puck opens the show with the M's one loss or one Rangers win away from being eliminated from the playoffs, Sam Darnold's health and the Seahawks not happy with Graham Bensinger. Ray Roberts and Puck discuss the Seahawks win over the Arizona Cardinals and how dominate the Seahawks offensive line was in the second half, plus, the running of Emmanuel Wilson, Ray gushes over the running back room and the decision of whether or not to play Sam Darnold against the Commanders or even the Chargers. “Inside Pitch” with Ryan Divish and Puck discuss the future of Dan Wilson and how quickly that decision will be made and whether or not Jerry Dipoto and ownership will be present at the end of the season press conference and why this ownership group doesn't understand the concept of accepting responsibility.  The full episode with Divish available for Puck's Posse members. Join today at PuckSports.com for just $5/month.  If you can't afford the price, send an email at Puck@PuckSports.com Old Crimson Podcast with Jim Moore and Paul Sorensen join Puck to discuss last weeks win over Duquesne and if that win made everyone feel better because they finally found their offense or was more about the opponent they played.  They also chat about the quarterback play, Kirby Moore getting more involved in the offense, the kicking struggles and Jim wows everyone with his key to the game this weekend against Arizona. “Hey, What the Puck!?”   M's fans deserve better from ownership (1:00) Puck (12:04) Ray Roberts (34:55) “Inside Pitch” Ryan Divish (47:26) Old Crimson Podcast with Paul Sorensen and Jim Moore  (1:22:10) “Hey, What the Puck!?”

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with Jon Wilner about Oregon’s blowout, UW, Minnesota, the Big Ten and playoff, then Brian Schmetzer talks about the Sounders’ 3-3 draw, Caden Clark, missing a key player, and an injury update, then Larry Stone joins the show to discuss the Seahawks, Mariners accountability, and bad culture.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Greg Lewis and Mario Bailey for the Husky Honks as the guys look back at the win over Eastern Washington, including the little they learned from the blowout, facing Minnesota next and the weight of their punch, the problematic penalties on defense and new reputation, plus the UW wide receivers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com  Garth Heckman Psalm 127:3-5 — "Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them.”   We can see this verse from two different perspectives: You as a father and you under your father.  Let me start with the first…   I AM THANKFUL FOR MY FATHER  -  Dad reading praying every day.. still does.     -   My Dad at Spencer Lake youth camp       -   My Dad Turing himself in to the DNR   I was forged in the hands of a warrior… it is now my job to forge my sons so that they may forge their sons!    Young men are more lonely than ever before.    So we have a divide in our country today in Gen Z. Men are coming back to Jesus Women are opting out Men want marriage and families  More women then ever do not   One thing I do know: Scripture says family is a priority. And that makes it a target for satan our enemy.  Satan will attack not just the family       **but every element of it. Kids, husbands, Wives, young women meant to be wives, young men meant to be husbands.   #1 Thing men need to understand about the game of women and marriage.    Women love dangerous men… but wait there's more   You become unbelievably attractive when you know God, his word, hear his voice and obey.    SINNERS IN THE HANDS OF AN ANGRY GOD Arrows in the hands of an angry God!    It is in a woman's DNA to want a man of God!  Which is why many women do not want a man in todays world… there is a shortage of dangerous men.    So how does a young man grow, mature and lean into being a man of God. #1 You will hang with who you hang with   Shad Shack and Benny - Don't miss the foundation to their decision: They did it together.    David and his mighty men.    Jesus had 1 best friend, 3 close friends, 12 solid friends, 72 like minded friends,  Jesus sent out the disciples in 12 and 2. Again, don't miss the point - you must have a ride or die crew for Jesus!    One of the biggest influences in my life as a young man in High School and my first year out of high school was hanging out with some college and career guys from my church. Tim Kruse, Brian White, Steve Wetzel, Tom Alexander, Sean O'Hearan. I would go down to the UW campus and watch and listen to them preach open air to the college students walking past from classes. They would get mocked, ridiculed and they would also see a lot of kids come to Christ. This group of about 12 guys were unstoppable. 

The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@gmail.com Garth Heckman Psalm 127:3-5 — "Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them.”   We can see this verse from two different perspectives: You as a father and you under your father.  Let me start with the first…   I AM THANKFUL FOR MY FATHER  -  Dad reading praying every day.. still does.     -   My Dad at Spencer Lake youth camp       -   My Dad Turing himself in to the DNR   I was forged in the hands of a warrior… it is now my job to forge my sons so that they may forge their sons!        Young men are more lonely than ever before.        So we have a divide in our country today in Gen Z. Men are coming back to Jesus Women are opting out Men want marriage and families  More women then ever do not   One thing I do know: Scripture says family is a priority. And that makes it a target for satan our enemy.  Satan will attack not just the family       **but every element of it. Kids, husbands, Wives, young women meant to be wives, young men meant to be husbands.   #1 Thing men need to understand about the game of women and marriage.    Women love dangerous men… but wait there's more   You become unbelievably attractive when you know God, his word, hear his voice and obey.            SINNERS IN THE HANDS OF AN ANGRY GOD Arrows in the hands of an angry God!    It is in a woman's DNA to want a man of God!  Which is why many women do not want a man in todays world… there is a shortage of dangerous men.      So how does a young man grow, mature and lean into being a man of God.     #1 You will hang with who you hang with   Shad Shack and Benny - Don't miss the foundation to their decision: They did it together.    David and his mighty men.    Jesus had 1 best friend, 3 close friends, 12 solid friends, 72 like minded friends,  Jesus sent out the disciples in 12 and 2. Again, don't miss the point - you must have a ride or die crew for Jesus!      One of the biggest influences in my life as a young man in High School and my first year out of high school was hanging out with some college and career guys from my church. Tim Kruse, Brian White, Steve Wetzel, Tom Alexander, Sean O'Hearan. I would go down to the UW campus and watch and listen to them preach open air to the college students walking past from classes. They would get mocked, ridiculed and they would also see a lot of kids come to Christ. This group of about 12 guys were unstoppable.        #2 Understand you are an instrument of war.    Psalm 127:3-5 — "Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them.”   Are you ready to be a man of God? A Father? A Warrior? All men must be willing to prepare to be a warrior who has children they are ready to unleash on the world for God. You may never have kids, but God will most definitely put young men in your life through out your faith walk to help launch into warfare. Are you ready to do that?   Notice the Psalm is written from the perspective of the father being the warrior, and his children (particularly sons, in the ancient near-eastern context) being the arrows he shoots into the future — meaning the original picture is about legacy and generational impact,  Now lets lip the metaphor — asking "what makes a good arrow, and who has to shoot it"        An Arrow Has No Power of Its Own — It Must Be Shaped   You can have a razor sharp broad head, a powerful bow… but if the arrow shaft is compromised it will never hit its target.    Before an arrow is ever shot, it has to be made: straightened, weighted, fletched. A crooked arrow, however sharp its tip, flies wildly off target no matter how strong the archer is.   There has to be disruption, challenge, pain and time. None of those can be skipped in order to be worthy of being in the hand of warrior.  Disruption breaks self-reliance. As long as a man's life is running smoothly on his own terms, he has little reason to depend on God. Disruption — losing a job, a relationship falling apart, a plan collapsing — tends to be what exposes how much a man was actually trusting in himself. Moses spent 40 years as a nobody shepherd in the wilderness before God called him; Joseph was sold into slavery and imprisoned unjustly before he was elevated. The disruption wasn't punishment — it was the thing that stripped away what he was leaning on so he'd have to lean on God instead.   Challenge builds endurance, and endurance builds character. This is almost verbatim what James 1:2-4 says — trials test faith, and that testing produces perseverance, and perseverance, if you let it finish its work, makes you "perfect and entire, wanting nothing." Romans 5:3-5 says something similar: suffering produces patience, patience produces experience, experience produces hope. The logic isn't "pain is good" — it's that character can't be built without resistance, the same way muscle can't be built without load.   Pain refines. Scripture repeatedly uses the image of metal being purified by fire — the heat doesn't destroy the metal, it burns off what doesn't belong (1 Peter 1:6-7, Malachi 3:3). Pain has a way of burning off performance, image management, and comfort-seeking, and revealing what a man actually believes when the stakes are real.   Time is what makes it real rather than manufactured. You can't compress spiritual maturity into a weekend. David was anointed king as a boy but spent years as a fugitive before he actually sat on the throne — the anointing came first, but the readiness came from time. Even Jesus, fully God, "learned obedience by the things which he suffered" (Hebrews 5:8) — there's something about lived, tested time that a single moment of decision can't substitute for.   What I'd add — a few things that change the picture, not just add to it:   Suffering alone doesn't guarantee godliness — the response does. Two men can go through the same disruption; one comes out bitter, hardened, and self-protective, the other comes out humble and more dependent on God. The pain isn't what transforms — how it's met is. Without humility and a willingness to actually submit to God in it, hardship just as often produces cynicism as character.   It's not meant to be walked alone. "Iron sharpens iron" (Proverbs 27:17) exists for a reason — a man processing pain in isolation is far more likely to either numb out or spiral than one who has other men actually in it with him. Community isn't an accessory to the formation process, it's usually the difference between suffering that shapes and suffering that just wounds.   The Word has to be the anchor, not just the pain. Scripture is what gives suffering meaning and direction instead of just being chaos a man survives. Psalm 1 and Joshua 1:8 both tie a man's fruitfulness to meditating on God's word — the trials do the breaking, but the Word is what rebuilds him toward something rather than just leaving rubble.   It's grace, not achievement. This is worth holding carefully — the goal isn't "suffer enough and you'll earn godly character." Galatians 5:22-23 calls maturity "fruit of the Spirit," not fruit of hardship. God does the actual transforming; the trials are the context he often works through, not a formula a man runs to produce holiness on his own effort.   So I'd say your instinct is right, but I'd reframe it slightly: it's not disruption, challenge, pain, and time that make a man godly — it's how he responds to those things, in community, anchored to the Word, surrendered to God, over that stretch of time. Take away any of those and the suffering can just as easily harden a man as shape him.               Application: The straightening process isn't punishment; it's what makes the difference between an arrow that flies true and one that veers off no matter how hard he's "launched" into life.   Scripture tie-in: Proverbs 27:17 — "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." An arrow doesn't sharpen itself; it's sharpened by something harder than itself pressing against it — mentors, fathers, Scripture, correction.     2. An Arrow's Power Comes From the Bow, Not Itself   Alex Revells video: waiting for my gun to kill someone… LOL.    Straight, precise, sharp, weighted, tested… but powerless with out the weight of the draw behind it.    An arrow, no matter how well made, has zero propulsion of its own. All its force comes from tension stored in something else — the archer's drawn bow.   Application: A young man's strength for life doesn't originate in himself — it comes from abiding in Christ, the source of real power. Self-reliance is like an arrow trying to launch itself; it goes nowhere.   Scripture tie-in: John 15:5 — "Apart from me you can do nothing." There are two parts to this… don't miss it!   The garden that was given to the man… run down, falling apart, walls broken down, weeds, overgrowth, birds and animals feces…  “You absolutely right… but just between you and me… you should have seen this place when it was just Gods”.

Dawgman.com's Kim Grinolds spoke this week with Gopher Gazette's Ryan Burns, who was nice enough to offer his take on this weekend's game in Seattle between Minnesota and WashingtonBurns is expecting a lot of Minnesota fans in the stands at Husky Stadium, for a number of reasons - chief among them being the other Big Ten road trips in October are to Purdue and Indiana.The guys then talk about the P.J. Fleck tenure and expectations going into the 2026 season for the Golden Gophers, especially trying to turn around their fortunes on the road.Turning to the game itself, the 10 pm central time start is the first things they talk about and the problems that poses for the traveling team. Then they talk about Minnesota's quarterback, Drake Lindsey, and Burns compares him to a Washington State signal-caller from decades gone by. He talks about the style of offense the Golden Gophers want to run and the other skill players that help make it tick.Flipping to the other side of the ball, Burns is very curious to see how first-year UW LT Kodi Greene will hold up against a Minnesota defensive line that possesses a ton of talent but did not show up on the road last season. And how will they be able to limit Demond Williams once a play breaks down?Ryan also talks about some of the factors defensively that should concern the Huskies, especially in the secondary. And they also talk about the 'Elinneus Davis' factor where the Minnesota product can't wait to go up against the in-state school. And apparently Minnesota has four commits from Davis's high school (Moorhead).Finally, the guys talk about their keys to the game, both in scenarios where UW wins and where Minnesota is able to pull off a rare away win. Could special teams end up being the difference?

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler is joined by Greg Lewis and Mario Bailey for the Husky Honks as the guys look back at the win over Eastern Washington, including the little they learned from the blowout, facing Minnesota next and the weight of their punch, the problematic penalties on defense and new reputation, plus the UW wide receivers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Tuesday's   Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  is joined by John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com to talk all things college football.  Then over to the NFL with Danny Kelly, The Ringer and Michael-Shawn Dugar, The Athletic.  Puck then catches up with Brad Adam, Mariners TV for his weekly visit and Puck plays soundbites from his Posse shows, the SportsPitch and the brand new Joel Dahmen podcast out on Monday's.  John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com  and Puck discuss if what Oregon and Dan Lanning did to Portland State was right and it brings up a broader question if they should even be playing these games.  They also talk about the impact of JaMarcus Shephard, the Cougs first win, Washington's 3-0 start and the matchup between the Ducks and Trojans. Danny Kelly & Michael-Shawn Dugar cover the top storylines from the past weekend of the NFL including, the 49ers start, Rams bounce back, who's the best team in the NFL, Caleb Williams internet mocking, JSN route running and should they give Sam Darnold more time to rest? Brad Adam from Mariners TV  as the season winds down they try and make sense of what happened this season, the future of Dan Wilson, what will next years team look like and was last year an abbreviation? The full show available is only available to listen to if you are a Puck's Posse member.  You can join today at PuckSports.com.   “Hey, What the Puck?”  Mike Macdonald caught off guard?(1:00) Puck (7:25) John Canzano (30:00) Danny Kelly & Michael-Shawn Dugar (55:50 ) Brad Adam, Mariners TV (1:17:50) Puck's Posse Shows…SportsPit with Stretch and the new Joel Dahmen Podcast (1:20:04 ) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by the Go-2-Guy Jim Moore, talking Seahawks with Rob Staton from SeahawksDraftBlog.com and Mariners with Bill Krueger.   Puck and Jim bounce around from the Seahawks, Drew Lock and Jim is starting a QB controversy.  Plus, Mariners funeral week and did the Cougs offense show you enough to receive the panic?Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.comand Puck gush about the Seahawks win over the Cardinals and how physical and dominate they were at the line of scrimmage.  Plus, Drew Lock was sensational and what else can you say about JSN!?Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  with the season coming to a conclusion this week, Bill and Puck talk extensively about the rotation and why it did not seem the same this season and what changes that each pitcher needs to make.  Also, are there any Andrés Muñoz concerns? “Hey, What the Puck!”  Mike Macdonald…don't rush Sam back!! (1:00) Puck (38:03) Rob Staton(55:15 ) Bill Krueger (1:11:55) “Hey, What the Puck!” 

From Coast to Coast, Bama to UW, we’ve got Fall Rush 2026 covered! We are taking you inside with unprecedented access with a Rho Gamma/Rho Chi live during Pref round. We embedded a reporter with students at Bama Rush to bring you the hottest tea and inside dirt.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.