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Join Patti Katter with Cory Singer as they talk about not letting autism get in the way of becoming a singer. Cory is a singer, songwriter, musician, and theater performer all in one. He reveals what it is like living with autism and spreads awareness of the condition through social media. Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: · Life in the shoes of a child diagnosed with autism and the interest in music · How a TikTok video about autism gained traction and became a platform for awareness · Information about the condition in simple terms to debunk misconceptions · Tell-tale signs that directly point to autism · Cory's biggest life hurdle he managed to jump over successfully · And so much more! ~ About Cory Singer: NJ Native Cory Singer is an accomplished singer/songwriter/musician and theater performer. Cory has performed in arenas before thousands nationwide. He starred in BRAVO TV's singing Competition, “The Kandi Factory,” winning the grand prize and taking home a song penned by Grammy Award Winning Artist Kandi Burress, “I Can Do Anything.” Cory is an exceptional songwriter, and he captivates his audiences no matter the venue or event. He finished out 2017 on a high note, being added to several media magazine watch lists for 2018. Cory has become an advocate for children, families, and adults who are on the spectrum. He has used his TikTok to promote positivity by inspiring others with his platform. Cory has coined the phrase ‘“People with Autism Have Superpowers.” Cory began his career in 2005 as a musical theater performer. Through 2013 he celebrated many accomplishments, including a 2011 NJ Perry Award Nomination for his role in Seussical The Musical (The Mayor), and in 2013 Broadway World nominated him for Best Vocalist for his role in Joe DiPietro's “The Last Romance” at the Bickford Theater. Cory has re-entered the theater world in 2019 with his upcoming roles as “Young Buddy” in Westfield Community Players “Follies” in May 2019 and his upcoming role as “Matt Volpe” in the award-winning original musical “They Call it Gravy, We Call it Sauce” with Music Jar Productions. Shows being in October 2019 at the Bound Brook Theater. Cory performs both acoustically and with his full band. His single (the first in a six-song series), released on July 20, 2018, “Blind in Love” to worldwide critical acclaim. His second song, “Everybody Sing,” released on December 7, 2018, was produced in Memphis by Wes Edmonds (Wyclef Jean Production Team). In 2020 during COVID-19, Cory took to TikTok and decided to share his journey with autism. He has become a social influencer to families and other adults living with autism. ~ You can find Cory Singer on . . . Website: https://www.corysingermusic.com/ TikTok: @TheCorySinger ~ Connect with Patti! Website: https://pattikatter.com/ Online Shop: https://thepatrioticmermaid.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pattikatter/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pattikatter/ Don't forget to join The Wake Up with Patti Katter's private Facebook group. Listen to Wake Up With Patti Katter on all major podcast platforms. Interested in Podcast Editing Services or Interested in starting your own Podcast? Ask Patti for a Consult! Podblade:https://app.podblade.com/r/5KQLLY --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wakeupwithpattikatter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wakeupwithpattikatter/support

This is what we're yapping about in this episode. AD has problems with the grocery delivery company called Shipt. (2:30) GP has a show idea, don't steal it! (7:40) Paul Pierce is fired from ESPN for being Stuafid! (12:10) Can you binge watch home improvement shows for $1000? (20:20) A 6-Foot Lizard attacks a 7-11 in Thailand! (24:00) Quick Bits!!! Talking real news, really fast!!! (30:40) This week we're ready Rock & Roll, so we share our best rock screams and also talk about how the music genre can help you emotionally. (40:05) Then we share our Top 5 rock bangers!!!! (53:20) Next it's GP's Comic's Corner, talking about The Silver Coin from Image Comics! (Spoilers!) (1:11:00) We have a new segment called, "We Call a Reminisce Over You". Where we talking about a timeless classic film called "The Sandlot". (1:21:15) We Review Invincible Episode 5: That actually hurt. (1:33:00) (Spoilers) We also review Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 4: The whole World is Watching. (1:41:15) That goodness for your soul called Positive Chakra! (1:51:50) Skipping yell outs this week and giving our heartfelt tribute to DMX. (1:53:07) Rate, Follow, Comment, and Subscribe.   Call It Like I Don't See It Podcast | Facebook GP & AD (@callitlikeidontseeit) • Instagram photos and videos Call It Like I Dont See It Podcast (@CallItLikeIDont) / Twitter Email us callitlikeidontseeit@gmail.com

At the end of the 2020 season some things have become quite evident: NFL either has it out for us or they are blind to the fact we are super talented at some positions that need to be recognized. This is Sean Paytons best job as a head coach in his career. This Saints team is SPECIAL and poised to win another Super Bowl. Roger Goodell is the WORST. JD and I have created Saints Only Season Awards and named them after great Saints of the last 20 years, with one exception. We Call the Award the '9's' in honor of the greatest Saint of all time Drew Brees. We will poll a bunch of amazing Saints Media people and interview them on who they would vote for and then in our last podcast of the year we will hand out the awards virtually to each the players who won. Kevin Washington drops some serious knowledge. Enjoy the info and opinion also show some support @Neworleans.football.com Alvin Kamara Offensive Rookie of the Year Award Shon Lattimore Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Drew Brees Offensive Player of the Year Award Ricky Jackson Defensive Player of the Year Award Greg Williams Position Coach of the Year Award Jon Vilma Comeback Player of the Year Award PT23 Breakout Player of the Year Award David, Byrd & Spiller Letdown Player of the Year Award J.T. Barrett Practice Squad MVP Award T. Porter Best Secondary Player Award Will Smith Best D-Line/Linebacker Award Can't Guard Mike Best Specialist Award Jahri Evans Best Offensive Lineman Award Armstead Season MVP Award 28-3 Worst Moment Trophy The '09 Best Moment Trophy Superdome Best Win Trophy Gleason & Deloach Season Turning Moment Trophy

At the end of the 2020 season some things have become quite evident: NFL either has it out for us or they are blind to the fact we are super talented at some positions that need to be recognized. This is Sean Paytons best job as a head coach in his career. This Saints team is SPECIAL and poised to win another Super Bowl. Roger Goodell is the WORST. JD and I have created Saints Only Season Awards and named them after great Saints of the last 20 years, with one exception. We Call the Award the '9's' in honor of the greatest Saint of all time Drew Brees. We will poll a bunch of amazing Saints Media people and interview them on who they would vote for and then in our last podcast of the year we will hand out the awards virtually to each the players who won. The top of Saints media is Nick. Enjoy the interview and smack the like button. Also go support Nick @Neworleans.football.com Alvin Kamara Offensive Rookie of the Year Award Shon Lattimore Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Drew Brees Offensive Player of the Year Award Ricky Jackson Defensive Player of the Year Award Greg Williams Position Coach of the Year Award Jon Vilma Comeback Player of the Year Award PT23 Breakout Player of the Year Award David, Byrd & Spiller Letdown Player of the Year Award J.T. Barrett Practice Squad MVP Award T. Porter Best Secondary Player Award Will Smith Best D-Line/Linebacker Award Can't Guard Mike Best Specialist Award Jahri Evans Best Offensive Lineman Award Armstead Season MVP Award 28-3 Worst Moment Trophy The '09 Best Moment Trophy Superdome Best Win Trophy Gleason & Deloach Season Turning Moment Trophy

At the end of the 2020 season some things have become quite evident: NFL either has it out for us or they are blind to the fact we are super talented at some positions that need to be recognized. This is Sean Paytons best job as a head coach in his career. This Saints team is SPECIAL and poised to win another Super Bowl. Roger Goodell is the WORST. JD and I have created Saints Only Season Awards and named them after great Saints of the last 20 years, with one exception. We Call the Award the '9's' in honor of the greatest Saint of all time Drew Brees. We will poll a bunch of amazing Saints Media people and interview them on who they would vote for and then in our last podcast of the year we will hand out the awards virtually to each the players who won. Chris is hilarious and fresh to hear during these anxious times, ENJOY! Alvin Kamara Offensive Rookie of the Year Award Shon Lattimore Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Drew Brees Offensive Player of the Year Award Ricky Jackson Defensive Player of the Year Award Greg Williams Position Coach of the Year Award Jon Vilma Comeback Player of the Year Award PT23 Breakout Player of the Year Award David, Byrd & Spiller Letdown Player of the Year Award J.T. Barrett Practice Squad MVP Award T. Porter Best Secondary Player Award Will Smith Best D-Line/Linebacker Award Can't Guard Mike Best Specialist Award Jahri Evans Best Offensive Lineman Award Armstead Season MVP Award 28-3 Worst Moment Trophy The '09 Best Moment Trophy Superdome Best Win Trophy Gleason & Deloach Season Turning Moment Trophy

At the end of the 2020 season some things have become quite evident: NFL either has it out for us or they are blind to the fact we are super talented at some positions that need to be recognized. This is Sean Paytons best job as a head coach in his career. This Saints team is SPECIAL and poised to win another Super Bowl. Roger Goodell is the WORST. JD and I have created Saints Only Season Awards and named them after great Saints of the last 20 years, with one exception. We Call the Award the '9's' in honor of the greatest Saint of all time Drew Brees. We will poll a bunch of amazing Saints Media people and interview them on who they would vote for and then in our last podcast of the year we will hand out the awards virtually to each the players who won. Enjoy the insight from Ellias on his walk through the 9's Awards! Awards Alvin Kamara Offensive Rookie of the Year Award Shon Lattimore Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Drew Brees Offensive Player of the Year Award Ricky Jackson Defensive Player of the Year Award Greg Williams Position Coach of the Year Award Jon Vilma Comeback Player of the Year Award PT23 Breakout Player of the Year Award David, Byrd & Spiller Letdown Player of the Year Award J.T. Barrett Practice Squad MVP Award T. Porter Best Secondary Player Award Will Smith Best D-Line/Linebacker Award Can't Guard Mike Best Specialist Award Jahri Evans Best Offensive Lineman Award Armstead Season MVP Award 28-3 Worst Moment Trophy The '09 Best Moment Trophy Superdome Best Win Trophy Gleason & Deloach Season Turning Moment Trophy

At the end of the 2020 season some things have become quite evident: NFL either has it out for us or they are blind to the fact we are super talented at some positions that need to be recognized. This is Sean Paytons best job as a head coach in his career. This Saints team is SPECIAL and poised to win another Super Bowl. Roger Goodell is the WORST. JD and I have created Saints Only Season Awards and named them after great Saints of the last 20 years, with one exception. We Call the Award the '9's' in honor of the greatest Saint of all time Drew Brees. We will poll a bunch of amazing Saints Media people and interview them on who they would vote for and then in our last podcast of the year we will hand out the awards virtually to each the players who won. Enjoy listening, John was insightful and awesome to listen to here. Awards Alvin Kamara Offensive Rookie of the Year Award Shon Lattimore Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Drew Brees Offensive Player of the Year Award Ricky Jackson Defensive Player of the Year Award Greg Williams Position Coach of the Year Award Jon Vilma Comeback Player of the Year Award PT23 Breakout Player of the Year Award David, Byrd & Spiller Letdown Player of the Year Award J.T. Barrett Practice Squad MVP Award T. Porter Best Secondary Player Award Will Smith Best D-Line/Linebacker Award Can't Guard Mike Best Specialist Award Jahri Evans Best Offensive Lineman Award Armstead Season MVP Award 28-3 Worst Moment Trophy The '09 Best Moment Trophy Superdome Best Win Trophy Gleason & Deloach Season Turning Moment Trophy

At the end of the 2020 season some things have become quite evident: NFL either has it out for us or they are blind to the fact we are super talented at some positions that need to be recognized. This is Sean Paytons best job as a head coach in his career. This Saints team is SPECIAL and poised to win another Super Bowl. Roger Goodell is the WORST. JD and I have created Saints Only Season Awards and named them after great Saints of the last 20 years, with one exception. We Call the Award the '9's' in honor of the greatest Saint of all time Drew Brees. We will poll a bunch of amazing Saints Media people and interview them on who they would vote for and then in our last podcast of the year we will hand out the awards virtually to each the players who won. Enjoy listening, Andrew was fantastic on this. Awards Alvin Kamara Offensive Rookie of the Year Award Shon Lattimore Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Drew Brees Offensive Player of the Year Award Ricky Jackson Defensive Player of the Year Award Greg Williams Position Coach of the Year Award Jon Vilma Comeback Player of the Year Award PT23 Breakout Player of the Year Award David, Byrd & Spiller Letdown Player of the Year Award J.T. Barrett Practice Squad MVP Award T. Porter Best Secondary Player Award Will Smith Best D-Line/Linebacker Award Can't Guard Mike Best Specialist Award Jahri Evans Best Offensive Lineman Award Armstead Season MVP Award 28-3 Worst Moment Trophy The '09 Best Moment Trophy Superdome Best Win Trophy Gleason & Deloach Season Turning Moment Trophy

Jesus Tells Us that Resources We Have, which We Call our own, Come from God; God Has Expectations for Our Management of His Resources He Provides Us MESSAGE SUMMARY: As followers of Jesus, we want to go deeper in our personal relationship with God. However, God tells some of us that we must start being more responsible for the material things that He has provided before we can go deeper into spiritual revelations. Also, many of us, while seeking to know the Lord better, want to know His will in our lives and for the World. At the same time, we want to be filled with the Holy Spirit. In Mathew 6:19-21, Jesus is telling us that all that we have, which we tend to call our own, really comes from God. God has expectations for our good management of His resources in our personal relationship with Him: “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.". God tells us that we are to be good managers of His gifts; however, in Luke 12:19-21, Jesus completes a parable about a man who thought that all his assets were his and not from God: “’And I will say to my soul, Soul, you have ample goods laid up for many years; relax, eat, drink, be merry.’ But God said to him, ‘Fool! This night your soul is required of you, and the things you have prepared, whose will they be?’ So is the one who lays up treasure for himself and is not rich toward God.”. Pointedly, God is telling us that if we cannot be responsible for the earthly treasures, which He has provided us, then how can we be responsible for His Spiritual treasures that He wants to provide us as we seek to deepen our personal relationship with Him?   TODAY’S AFFIRMATION: Because of who I am in Jesus Christ, I will not be driven by Fear. Rather, I will abide in the Lord’s Faithfulness. “I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man remains in Me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from Me you can do nothing.” (John 15:5). SCRIPTURE REFERENCE (ESV): Mathew 25:14-30; Luke 12:13-21; Romans 3:19-20; Psalms 21:1-13. THIS SUNDAY’S AUDIO SERMON: You can listen to Archbishop Beach’s Current Sunday Sermon: “What Is God’s Will for You in the New Year, 2021?", at our Website: https://awtlser.podbean.com/ WEBSITE LINK TO DR. BEACH’S SERMON VIDEO – “We All Need “Hope” in Today’s World of Fear, Doubt in Our Faith, and Feelings of “Hopelessness”; and God Is this “Hope””:  www.AWFTL.org/watch DONATE TO AWFTL: https://mygiving.secure.force.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0Ui000000DglsqEAB

Joanne S. Williams, LCSW a 30-year a Mental Health counselor heard a statistics that scared even a seasoned counselor. She is offering techniques to use right now for ways to help people who are suffering. The Statistic that the CDC is now seeing that 11% of Americans have seriously considered suicide in June 2020. That's double the percentage from 2018. And the rates are highest in 18 to 24-year old’s and Unpaid caregivers for adults. These are college age young people  who just graduated without a traditional graduation, who are now maybe not going to college, maybe are in college for the first time, in a very different world than they ever imagined their wonderful college years to be. AND our Unsung heroes who are caregivers for the disabled, sick or Alzheimer’s family members. Depression HELP LINE -1800-273-8255 (PUT THIS NUMBER IN YOUR PHONE NOW) If not for you, for the friend who confides in you.  Hit this number and Hand them your phone to talk with someone in that moment. www.MHANational.org Mental Health America ISMOHO.org International Society for Mental Health In this Podcast You will learn: Simple Techniques to use now, to calm yourself or Share with those that you love. Stats on how Americans are feeling right now What you can do to help someone now Pet a dog or get a certified Emotional Support Animal Book-Ask it is Given Esther Hicks Donna Eden Energy Medicine Corona virus has killed 170,000 Americans and counting. Grief is all around us. I think it's up to each one of us, not the government, not your state, not your governor. Take care of you and your family at this point.  Share this information. In Washington Post article in May, 2020, talked about a shadow pandemic, a mental health pandemic! We've seen anxiety rates average 18- 20% Anxiety and depression has gone up to 33 to 50% in our US population AND only 39% are seeking treatment The Kaiser Family Foundation is reporting that nearly 50% of Americans are reporting that this corona virus is harming their mental health. A federal emergency hotline is you're putting 1000% increase of calls from last year, thousand percent, we can't even imagine this. Another study found that 77% of Americans are feeling their concentration is affected. 31% are lonelier. 39% more irritable. 72%, our lives are feeling disrupted. And 74% feel, the worst is yet to come. We Call that a sense of doom. Every single one of those, these are symptoms, of anxiety and depression.  And I want you to know these symptoms, because that is what we need to be on the lookout for ourselves, our families, our coworkers, our kid’s friends as they go back to school. Listen to the complete podcast at AnxietySimplified.net

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Today’s episode is titled “Why It Matters that We Call the Final Book of the Bible Revelation, not Revelations.” Original article

Show Notes In last week’s episode 38, I shared listener responses to the question I raised in an earlier email to our listeners about the verse from Hebrews 10:24, “Let us think of ways to motivate one another to acts of love and good works.” My question was HOW do you do this, which elicited some great responses. Another one came in just the other day from a missionary I’ll share in just a minute. But more than that, over the past few months listeners have responded to other relationship issues, and today I want to share those with you. Going back to our first episode in November 2018, I mentioned that one of the reasons to listen to this podcast is that it’s intended to be a community for people of faith interested in transforming their relationships into the best they can be. The goal is to make the podcast format interactive, where we learn from each other, and where we support and encourage one another. To that end, I find that I am encouraged in dealing with my relationships when I see how other people are doing it. I’m guessing the same is true for you, too. So, to finish off that question of HOW do we motivate one another to acts of love and good works, here’s a response from Devri, a missionary who served in Turkey with her husband Dan for 28 years, and now for the last 6 in Cyprus. Here is what she said: “Dear John, “Dan and I have been working with a group of children, at one time 15, now just 6, due to people getting married and moving on.  When the children were turning up on our doorstep, we opened the door and embraced them.  We taught them how to shoot bows and arrows, how to swim, and how to make pizza! “There were many times it was exhausting work, but each time they came we taught them something more about living life in the light of God.  For example, when two children were being especially mean to each other, I took them into my room.  I asked them if they would be saying the things they were saying if they saw the father of the person they were being mean to.  Both said an emphatic "NO!" “From there it was easy to transition to the truth that whatever they said was in front of the One who made the person they were criticizing.  He made them, loved them, and did not enjoy seeing them spoken to so poorly.  When the two left the room they were quiet. “As we returned to the crowd of other children the brother of one of the children said, "Don't worry, we have it all planned.  We will have a group at school beat him up on Monday."  The girl's response to her brother was, "It has been dealt with." “Years have passed from that day.  The last day I saw that girl she said to me, "Don't worry, I remember the lessons you taught us:  Give thanks in all things; it is better to give than to receive; forgiveness frees the one who forgives, and Jesus is our Shepherd.”  This meant so much to me. “These words were spoken by a girl who had been raped by her father.  She was in a safe house and planning to leave it as soon as she turned 18.  I may never see her again, but I will not regret those days I opened my home and my heart to her and all the other friends that came pouring in. “The LORD has since opened a door for me to teach these same lessons to the children in an orphanage in a nearby city.  I now have 40 children to encourage to acts of love and good works! “And I am so grateful to you, John, for the words that encourage me to do better at loving those around me intentionally. Grateful, Devri” Last week the examples I shared of motivating others to love and good works were about reinforcing good behavior and attitudes we see in people. Devri’s comments today are about correcting bad behavior. There’s room for both in motivating others to love and good works. I’m struck by the level of trust that Devri and Dan developed with those kids. It started with “we opened the door and embraced them.  We taught them how to shoot bows and arrows, how to swim, and how to make pizza!” What they were doing was certainly sacrificial service to those kids She gave them a reason to love and do good works in a way they could understand at their developmental stage as children. She helped them connect the dots between their relationship with their peers, and their relationship with God. She helped them see that the antagonists in their life were deeply loved by God, and that since He loved them, they should too, at the level they were capable of at that age. I was also struck by the tender response of the girl to Devri who said, "Don't worry, I remember the lessons you taught us:  Give thanks in all things; it is better to give than to receive; forgiveness frees the one who forgives, and Jesus is our Shepherd.”  I can easily picture Devri’s eyes welling with tears over this affirmation of the profound impact she had on this girl. What valuable lessons this girl learned from Devri. In bringing out the best in this girl, Devri brought out the best in herself. Moving on, here are two in response to episode 32 that kicked off Season Two, “What am I Here for? What is my purpose in Life? “John, thank you for the wonderful podcast. I particularly enjoyed learning about Ben Franklin and the Junto Society. It may sound silly, but it gave ME a sense of hope knowing THAT he was someone instrumental in founding the place WE Call home. He sounds like someone who’s friendship I would have liked TO have. Looking forward to further episodes!” ~ Amy Ben Franklin not feeling the love in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, and moving to Boston upon returning from England at the age of 21. He didn’t know a soul and started the Junto Society, or “Leather Apron Club” as it was sometime called. It is reassuring at times to think about where we have come from as a nation and the people we have produced. Here’s the 2nd response to episode 32, Hi John, Thanks so much for starting up the podcast again..  This last one was really helpful. [This is in reference to the “I” in T.H.I.S. - Initiate] One thing that I tried with both of my parents and my grandmother was listening to them and trying to to find something that we were able to connect to which eventually became our thing.  It became a great blessing to me to find a common ground where we could develop a relationship of trust and fun as adults.  I miss some of that as all have passed to eternity. I appreciate so much your ability to succinctly say what I am sometimes doing.  It helps me label it.  Thank you that you are living out what you were made for.   ~ Cindy I love how Cindy initiated with people much older than she was - her parents and grandparents, and asked them questions to bond with them over something that became “our thing.” With two our grandsons here in town, “our thing” has become going to Chick-fil-A. At least for the moment. They’ll go at a drop of a hat. In a recent visit I commented to them both how much I appreciated how they often ask me questions. I encouraged them to do the same with their parents. Like Cindy, both of my parents are deceased, yet I still have questions that only they could answer. But they’re not here any more. I must confess, it gnaws at me sometime. I should have asked them more questions before it was too late. Next, here’s a text I received from Karen, a missionary, good friend, and listener to the podcast: “I have your podcast card on my counter so I see it every day. ‘At the end of the day, NOTHING MATTERS MORE than Relationships’. I get to MC our Golden Agers Day., I”m going to use that! Because I feel that group of people understand that - they’re past the days of climbing the corporate ladder, or making a name for themselves, or how big of a house they have or what kind of car they drive. For them it really comes down to relationships....well, and maybe their health!! It’s one of my favorite days of our ministry year. I can see why Karen would love being with this group, people who have nothing more to prove to anyone. Finally, here’s an email I received from Rebecca, a missionary who has been serving in Indonesia for many years. She responded to episode 20, “Relating with People Who Talk Too Much.” “I’ve listened to several of your podcasts and made a handout with the questions for dealing with people that annoy you. I’ve given it to several people including a missionary who was in our home on Sunday night. Many blessings to you as you continue to assist people in living in more healthy ways! Rebecca” From Episode 20, Rebecca complied a list of 15 questions I mentioned that a person can ask them self when they are in a relationship with a difficult person. I will post these sometimes soon on my website, but you can get all of it now on the podcast episode, number 20, “Relating with People Who Talk Too Much” Well here is my takeaway from today’s episode. What I learned today We have some really wise people listening to this podcast. People I can learn from. People very different from me. The more I hear what they are thinking and what is on their heart, the wiser I will become. And so will you. Before I close, here’s the he main take-away from today’s episode, our show in a sentence We can draw encouragement from others when we see what they are doing to transform their relationships into the best they can be. Here’s what you can do in response to today’s show You could ask God if there’s a person much younger than you that he wants you to invest yourself in. It could be a child or someone a generation or two behind you. And then do something similar to what Devri and her husband did, to build trust and then impart the wisdom you’ve acquired. You could also ask God if there’s a much older person he wants you to connect with. Like Cindy and Karen did in today’s episode. Someone from whom you could draw wisdom. Someone with a story that would encourage you. Now for our Relationship Quote of the Week From the lessons our missionary friend Devri taught children many years ago: Give thanks in all things; it is better to give than to receive; forgiveness frees the one who forgives, and Jesus is our Shepherd. Closing Thanks for listening in today to hear from your fellow listeners. I sure enjoyed it, I hope you did too. I’d love to hear from more of you as to how you are dealing with the relationships in your life. You can keep it anonymous if you want. But the main thing is we can all use a bit of encouragement these days, and that encouragement could come from you as we learn how to best reflect the character of God in our relationships. Because after all, You Were Made for This! Well, that’s all for today. See you next week. Bye for now. Resources mentioned in today’s show Episode 38: Motivating Others to Love and Good Works Episode 20: Relating with People Who Talk Too Much

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"There’s no such thing as ‘my relationship with God’ except as mediated through accountable community, friendship with the poor, and challenge to the powerful."Does the shape of your life reflect your longing to see God set people free?//Mark 1:10-12And just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart and the Spirit descending like a dove on him. And a voice came from heaven, “You are my Son, the Beloved; with you I am well pleased.”And the Spirit immediately drove him out into the wilderness.Mark 9:6-8Then a cloud overshadowed them, and from the cloud there came a voice, “This is my Son, the Beloved; listen to him!” Suddenly when they looked around, they saw no one with them any more, but only Jesus.Mark 15:39Now when the centurion, who stood facing him, saw that in this way he breathed his last, he said, “Truly this man was God’s Son!”//This episode was written and recorded by Sam Wells. It was produced by Rev. Jim Keat. Background tracks include Button Mushrooms, Theme in G, and Afterglow by Podington Bear and We Call this Home by Alex Fitch.Visit www.trcnyc.org/BeStillAndGo to listen to more episodes from all three seasons of Be Still and Go.

"There’s no such thing as ‘my relationship with God’ except as mediated through accountable community, friendship with the poor, and challenge to the powerful."Does the shape of your life reflect your longing to see God set people free?//Mark 1:10-12And just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart and the Spirit descending like a dove on him. And a voice came from heaven, “You are my Son, the Beloved; with you I am well pleased.”And the Spirit immediately drove him out into the wilderness.Mark 9:6-8Then a cloud overshadowed them, and from the cloud there came a voice, “This is my Son, the Beloved; listen to him!” Suddenly when they looked around, they saw no one with them any more, but only Jesus.Mark 15:39Now when the centurion, who stood facing him, saw that in this way he breathed his last, he said, “Truly this man was God’s Son!”//This episode was written and recorded by Sam Wells. It was produced by Rev. Jim Keat. Background tracks include Button Mushrooms, Theme in G, and Afterglow by Podington Bear and We Call this Home by Alex Fitch.Visit www.trcnyc.org/BeStillAndGo to listen to more episodes from all three seasons of Be Still and Go.

The very first episode of CVFS: The Podcast! Stop what you are doing and listen to this podcast. At CVFS we take on liberal media, in this episode we expose truths of Stacy Abrams law suits. We Call the Capital and ask some questions about the new secretary of the State.

Here is a sample of some of our Patreon content available for our awesome patrons. We like to say 'thank-you' in fun ways, so we hope you'll enjoy this parody of The Who's 'Behind Blue Eyes'. We Call it 'The Dunedain Song (Behind the Sceptre)' Check out other enjoyable Patreon content at: https://www.patreon.com/KOTpodcast

Today my guest is Danelle Beckstrand. Danelle is married to Tyler and they enjoy traveling and watching movies. Danelle loves connection with others and started a blog called We Call it a Journey as a way to find a support system and open up about her struggles with infertility.  She has learned we don't face the same trials, but we have so much in common with each other that connects us together.  Show Recap If I could use one word to describe what this episode is about, it would be "connection." Danelle shares about her and her husband's 5 1/2 year journey through infertility. Through her own experiences she has learned that "pain is pain and hurt is hurt." We don't all face the same challenges in life, but we are connected a lot more than we think.  We discuss how to avoid feeling like we have no control in a challenge and how we always have a choice. Danelle shares how her trials with infertility are similar to the trials of motherhood and how woman can unite and help each other. Infertility has brought heartache and loneliness to Danelle, but she knows isolation is not the answer. Danelle believes connection comes from vulnerability and sharing. "Humanity is connected through trial." I really loved our conversation about how to help someone who is struggling. Danelle said, "Compassion is about being observant." And Danelle completed shifted my perspective on the word "brokenness" and shares how she pictures God molding her and shaping her into the person He wants her to be.  Show Notes Follow Danelle: Instagram: www.instagram.com/wecallitajourney/ Website: www.wecallitajourney.com Check out Danelle's shop. All proceeds go to help Danelle and Tyler raise funds for IVF treatments. I have the gold Journey necklace and I love it! Quote by Sheri Dew: “Motherhood is more than bearing children. … It is the essence of who we are as women.” Listen to other episodes of the podcast and read interviews with discussions about infertility: Episode 007: Turning to God Through Infertility, Adoption and Miscarriage|| Kay West Episode 017: Life as a Military Family + Appreciating Motherhood After Infertility + Trusting God's Timing|| Noralee Jones Blog Post: Hope and an Unexpected Journey to Motherhood|| Melissa Kleiner Follow Spiritually Minded Mom: Instagram: Instagram.com/spirituallymindedmom Facebook: facebook.com/spirituallymindedmom Podcast: Spiritually Minded Mom on iTunes

Welcome to Episode 69: Phone Calls from New Orleans!  Episode 69 is finally here! We Call some of our listeners and tell stories about our travels to New Orleans!  Thanks to our sponsor Sudio Sweden! Get your awesome headphones at sudio.com and use the promo code CMD15 at checkout for 15% off your order  If you would like to donate to our Patreon, go to Patreon.com/colormedeadpodcast or colormedeadpodcast.com and click on “Donate” for 3 different options to donate!  Big thanks to our Examinators Sharon Hoffman, Clinton Toone, Samantha Vaughn. Also, our $20 tier which is “These are our people” Emily Duvall, Jessica Hagan, Lynn Shirley and Jaclyn Brock!  And a HUGE thanks to all of our Patreon subscribers! You are all amazing!  Get your Gory Gal signature bath bomb and so much more at thepurplelotusonline.com. Use the promo code DEADPOD15  Check out the amazing things at streettrashart.com use the promo code COLORMEDEAD for 13% off  Check out the Bleak shop for Serial Killer swag! Pins and patches that are amazing! Go to bleakshop.bigcartel.com Get your merch at colormedeadpod.threadless.com   Check us out on social media Facebook, Facebook group, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Nikki on Instagram at gory_nikki and @ntoone on twitter.   STAY OUT OF CHALKLINES!     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s segments include:  The guys talk about their lunch habits (00:21), Trigger Warning: Office Speak (07:06), We Call the Ellen Show (22:09), Clickbait Mad: Dark Panther (24:39), Power Rankings: Oreo Cookie Flavors (36:16), Master Debater: I Am Groot (1:00:35), Best Week of the Week (1:09:13). Please leave us a review on iTunes if you like what you hear! Screenshot it and email it to us at twtpcast@gmail.com to be entered to win some free stuff!   Join our FACEBOOK GROUP at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TWTPCast/ and talk to us and other listeners about today’s show!   Enter our ‘Clean out the Podcast Studio’ Giveaway by going to www.talkingwithoutthinking.com/giveaway and entering your email address. You will then be registered to win a box full of goodies including Funko Pops, Pins, Patches, Art Prints, Nickelodeon gear and much more!    Social Media: Talking Without Thinking: www.twitter/com/twtpcast Scott Lowder: www.twitter.com/scottlowder Jason Eckard: www.twitter.com/jasoneckard Jarrod Carpenter: www.twitter.com/TheActualJarrod

Subscribe now to receive new episodes automatically! Cuebrick's Conference #075:1. Jochen Miller & Cuebrick - In The Dark (Ruby X Voldex X Thomas Remix)2. Rowen Reecks ft Dwight Steven - I Wanna Sex You Up3. MAUII - This Aint Wrong4. Tritonal - Call Me (Thomas Hayes Remix)5. Keanu Silva - Risk It All6. Nature One Inc. - We Call it Home (prod. by Cuebrick)7. Wolfpack & Futursitic Polar Bears feat. Shurakano - Destiny8. David Guetta, Jamie Scott, Martin Garrix, Romy Dya - So Far Away (Nicky Romero Remix)9. Sj - Flicker10. Merk & Kremont - Turn It Around11. Trasko & Marcel - At Night (Silvio Carrano & Monaus Remix)12. Cuebrick feat. KARRA - Smoke & Fire (Ost & Meyer & Stage Rockers Remix)13. Moonbootica feat. Nneka - Do Not Do Me (Like Dis) (Joachim Pastor Remix)14. Showtek & Moby - Natural Blues15. Switch off - Rockin' 16. David Spekter, Henrik B - Hold On feat. David Spekter17. Eric Remy - Like An Animal18. Cuebrick - United feat. The Future Is Mine

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Rx013 Guest DJ/Producer: GO!DIVA Origin: Holland Genre Styles: Techno, Hard Techno Labels: Pragmatik Recordings, Elektrax, Naked Lunch www.facebook.com/djgodiva www.youtube.com/mbil11 twitter.com/djgodiva www.residentadvisor.net/dj/go-diva www.soundcloud.com/go-diva GO!DIVA was born in Holland in 1980 and growing up she had a passion for all types of music early on. At the young age of 12, she was exposed to House music and began building her vinyl collection. Shortly after, DJs like Dave Clarke, Jeff Mills, Sven Vath, Richie Hawtin had a profound influence in the type of music that interested her and GO!DIVA’s love for Techno was born. Having respect and interest in all types of electronic music, GO!DIVA’s true and unique interest lies in the darker side of Techno and Minimal. Although she produced music before it was not until 2009 when she realized that her passion for Techno was more than just a hobby, but her true calling in life. It was at this time when her talent in production started taking shape as well as her DJing career. Having been only producing full time for a few months, she got her break in Feb. 2010 by signing her first release, `Be Patient` on Lot49! Soon after that more prominent releases on Brood Audio, Pragmatik Recordings, Elektrax, Emote Music, Frucht, Gobsmacked, Gynoid, Unofficial Records Herzschlag, !Organism, Brickwork, Hybrid Confusion, Machine Box, Naked Lunch, The Zone Records, We Call it Hard Records and more followed. As a dj she knows how to rock the crowd. She likes to build up a set from minimalistic techno to harder techno with dark and bass heavy as key elements. She played at numerous parties and festivals in Europe and Northern America; Tresor (Berlin), Westerunie (ADE, Amsterdam), Circus (Montreal), Petrol Club (Antwerpen), Inox Club (Toulouse), Toy (Stuttgart), The Garage (London), Beach Club (Montreal), Elektrokuche (Koln), MTW-club (Frankfurt), Unsichtbar (Saarbrucken) Acuto Electronic Music Festival (Rome), Airsound Festival (Hungary), FYFWE Festival (Eindhoven) to name a few.



1. Vineka - I Feel High (Original Mix) 2. Nora En Pure - You Are My Pride (Original Mix) 3. Coldplay - Magic (Sebastien Edit) 4. Me & My Toothbrush - Fair Enough (Sons Of Maria Remix) 5. MÖWE - Call you home (Bootleg) 6. EDX - Cool You Off (Original Mix) 7. Federico Scavo feat. Andrea Guzzoletti - Strump (Sebastien Remix) 8. Nico & Vinz - Am I Wrong (The Fruityman Remix) 9. Marra Kesh & Khetama - Sunshine (Extendet Mix) 10. Joey Negro & Jakatta - American Dream (Andre Crom And Chi Thanh Remix) 11. Spada ft. Hosie Neal - Feels Like Home (Red Velvet Dress) (Original Mix) 12. Romano Meinert - Walk Through Walls (Club Mix) For promotional use only. All rights are reserved and belong to the original owners of the records. www.twitter.com/deejaymarlon_dj www.soundcloud.com/deejaymarlon_dj www.facebook.com/deejaymarlon.dj

DavidChristoph (AUT) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 42 Pt. 2 Bio: DJ , PRODUCER , REMIXER With DavidChristoph we have a Dj, who stands for extravagant work on stage and mindblowing performances! Partying up to the point of ecstasy, dancing in great profusion and music that forces you to move your body. Always keep in mind HE IS DIFFERENT! Step towards heaven He attracted real attention through tracks for the famous label Felix Kröcher Recordings and Driving Forces Recordings etc.! Furthermore you can find his tracks on playlists of BIG Djs like Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Umek, Speedy J, Joey Beltram, Alan Fitzpatrick, Gary Beck, Sasha Carassi, Audio Injection, Submerge,Sutter Cane , Bodyscrub , Axel Karakasis, Flug, Erphun, Mikael Jonasson, The Advent, Industrializer, Adam Jay and many more! Numerous gigs followed and the partyanimal performed in countries like JAPAN (Tokyo Tour 2009) , SPAIN, ITALY, SLOVENIA, HOLLAND, GERMANY,HUNGARY, CROATIA ,POLAND and AUSTRIA and showed that he has got this special thing to stand out of the mass of acts! To keep it short, DavidChristoph released more than 70 tracks in 2010/2011 and his first album, which he produced after his tour through Japan/Tokyo in 2009 on famous labels like SYNDIKAAT Records, Driving Forces Recordings , Nachtstrom Schallplatten , TK Records , Freitag Limited, Akoom Records , Patterns , Eklero Records , Naked Lunch , Amazone Records , Take More Music Records , Planet Rhythm , We Call it Hard , Audio Elite and many more popular labels. He performed all over the globe and presented his sound in clubs with over 10.000 people (like in Spain @ the mainfloor of FABRIK) and on festivals with over 25.000 people, like the famous Q – Base! His sound is even featured on the official Q-Base Cd Compilation! He travels around the world and simply elates with every performance! It is more of an experience than a performance!" Closing words Next releases on really famous labels are fixed and will be in record stores soon, new projects are in process of being realized and future gigs are waiting to be played!! "NEVER FORGET - PLAY TECHNO" Tracklist: 01. Dario Sorano - Caution (Frank Savio Remix) - Crunch Control 02. Vinz (IT) - Kwork - Black Pearl promo 03. Dennis Bunas - Refene (M.I.D.I. Remix) - Focus 04. Brian Burger - Cluster Alert - HSR 05. Spiros Kaloumenos - Claud Server (Bodyscrub & M.I.D.I. Remix) - Phobiq 06. Drumloch - insomnia (Mike Maass Remix) - Pragmatik promo 07. Deh Noiser - Shellschock (Sutter Cane Remix) - Reloading 08. Sasha Carassi - Dark Pride (Rino Cerrone Remix) - Phobiq 09. DavidChristoph - Metal Voice (The Spell Remix) - Crunch Control 10. Roberto Capuano - Inversion - Drumcode 11. Tosi- Six Wheel Drive (DavidChristoph Remix) - Freitag LTD Total Time: 1:06:14 More info: DavidChristoph Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/DavidChristophofficial DavidChristoph on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/davidchristoph NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu