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Amy Hale joins me to discuss how her life changed when she began digging into God Word daily, becoming an accidental Instagram influencer, and cultivating conversation with God. Questions Amy and I Discuss: (4:58) When Did you come to know Jesus? Tell us a little bit about your faith journey. (8:06) What led you to finally open up God's Word? (12:22) Why did you begin sharing what God was revealing to you on Instagram? (14:28) As a teacher of God's Word have you ever had a dark night of the soul or intense personal challenges? (20:58) Why is it important to praise God when you rise?  (23:49) What is color coding? Why have you found it so valuable in your studying of God's word? (33:06) On Instagram, what has been one of the most encouraging things to come from interacting with these women? (37:30) What would you say to that woman out there who's struggling to get into God's word? Quotes to Remember: "I grew up in church, but I did not read my Bible." "I was 45 ish years old when I realized God's word is more than  important and a good thing, it's necessary." "I saw quickly how hungry women were to open up the Word. I realized I had not been alone." "I've had women tell me the way that I would share [God's Word] made it seem less intimidating, made it seem safe and inviting." "My friend Lisa Whittle, taught me the phrase, We need to lock eyes with God'....when I take a break from social media, it's usually because I have no longer locked eyes with Him. I have started looking around at what other people are doing." "I get up in the mornings and want to do a million different things when what I need to do is to first be alone with the Lord. And so praising Him before I do anything else... is setting my feet on the right path." SHOW NOTES cont. Related Episodes: 104: Susie Rowan | Bible Study Fellowship, Executive Director 99: Jen Wilkin | Women of The Word 95: Nancy Guthrie | God Does His Best Work With Empty Connect with Amy Hale on IG or  Facebook ----------------------------------------------- Follow Grace Enough Podcast on IG and FB and www.graceenoughpodcast.com ------------------------------------------------

Over the last week and a half, the south of Iceland has experienced tens of thousands of earthquakes and experts told us to brace for a possible volcanic eruption. All eyes are still on Reykjanes Peninsula, the place where all the action might go down. Mainstream media in other countries have picked up the story, which has resulted in people reaching out to me to know if I am safe and to hear what life is like in Iceland as we wait to see if a volcano will go off. During this episode, I’m sharing how I feel about the situation, if we are in any danger in Iceland, what experts are saying and more. I am not an expert in Geology or Volcanology, but I hope to have one of them on soon to talk about the situation, especially if the threat of a volcano erupting continues. In a previous episode, I interviewed Helga Kristín, a geologist and volcano expert. She shared why Iceland is so unique from a geological standpoint. If you haven’t heard that interview, I recommend checking it out. When Did the Earthquakes in Iceland Begin? On Wednesday, February 24th is when we started to feel earthquakes in the south. That day we experienced an earthquake that was the magnitude of 5.7. I remember this clearly because I took a short video of it and posted it in my Instagram stories. From that day on, we started to feel earthquakes consistently but not very many of them at once. Because I live in Mosfellsbær, which is about a 15 minute drive from downtown Reykjavík, I don’t feel the earthquakes as strongly as those in the city and definitely not as strongly as people living on the Reykjanes Peninsula. It was only early this week that the frequency of earthquakes increased.  When many thousands of them started happening in a very short period of time and there was magma build up, experts started to predict that we could have a volcanic eruption. One prediction was that it could happen within a few hours. However, that didn’t happen. The seismic activity has died down but that doesn’t mean this over. Right now we are just waiting to see what else the earth communicates to us. About the Reykjanes Peninsula  For most people, their best reference regarding the Reykjanes Peninsula is that the iconic Blue Lagoon spa is located there. Keflavík International airport is also located on this peninsula. It’s about a 40 to 50 minute drive from the airport to Reykavík. The fascinating thing to me is that this peninsula is so underrated. The diverse landscape and nature is insanely beautiful there. You can find black sand beaches, an area that looks like the highlands, geothermal hot springs and so much more. I feel like it is almost hidden in plain sight because hundreds of thousands of visitors to Iceland arrive at the airport and/or visit the Blue Lagoon and then skip the rest of the peninsula. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7pKW629KRw How are people feeling? Are people living in Iceland safe? The feelings of people in Iceland are mixed. Some are feeling very anxious because of the earthquakes and others are feeling excited about the prospect of an eruption. Of course, there are probably some people who don’t care at all. It’s important to know that Icelandic buildings have been made to withstand large earthquakes, so that is something we don’t need to worry about. I’m in the group of people that are excited about all of this. Geological experts and other authorities have made it clear that we are not in any danger and they are doing their best to keep us all informed. Because of that, I feel comfortable being excited about possibly experiencing my first volcanic eruption.  5 Possible Scenarios if the Volcano Were to Erupt Below are the possible scenarios that have been outlined by experts. It is an excerpt from an Iceland Review article: The seismic unrest will die down in the next few days or weeks.If the seismic unrest will pick up, culminating in an earthquake up to M6 originating close to Fagradalsfjall.

When Did it Change From Dating to a Relationship?

When Did the Avoda In Mitzraim Start?

[01:00] Rudy and the Evidence (35 minutes) President Donald Trump’s legal team gave a heated press conference yesterday to provide an overview of their legal arguments in court. To this point, the corrupt media complex has completely ignored the evidence compiled by the president’s legal team. [36:00] Media Unhinged (10 minutes) After Vice President Mike Pence left a press conference without answering questions, the reporters in the room stood up and began shouting at him as he walked out the door. One reporter threw up his hands and then threw his pen down on the floor like a child throwing a tantrum. [46:45] When Did the Election Coup Begin? (10 minutes) With just two weeks left in the White House back in 2017, President Barack Obama’s DHS director, Jeh Johnson, issued a directive that called for voting companies and states to work together with the federal government. What’s behind this directive and why was it issued as the Obama administration was walking out the door?

On this episode of Chutzpah Time Jasmin and Jacqui explore cancel culture. When Did it start and why? How does it affect the way we communicate? On the second part of this episode Jasmin and Jacqui talk about a few celebrities that have been controversial. Have they been canceled? Thank you for listening! Please follow us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chutzpah_time/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ChutzpahTime Facebook https://www.facebook.com/chutzpahtimepodcast/?modal=admin_todo_tour YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1GbF_KiofDxZO6n0GoiTrQ?view_as=subscriber If you liked our podcast please like it and leave a review! Thank you Vladimir Kulinsky our producer for helping us and making this podcast a realty! Check out his other projects and follow Vlad at: Website www.vladimirkulinsky.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/vlad909/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/djvladimirkulinsky/

When Did you See Me? Journeying with Jesus Through Matthew What Will Jesus Do Now? Matthew 21.33-46 The Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost October 4, 2020 The Rev. Dr. Ronald B. Brown

Message 1: When Did the End Times Begin? 09-06-2020.mp4 by Faith Family Church - Omaha

When Did it took place? Eternity Past or Eternity Future?

Today my guest Marisa Hunter, somatic sex educator, pleasure coach, and certified Erotic Blueprint Coach. She focuses her work on using pleasure as your guiding compass, being deeply connected to your innate and authentic sexuality, and self-empowerment through the integration of limiting thoughts and behaviors. She’s a free-spirited Northern California born citizen of the world, currently residing in magical Puerto Rico.  We chat about the meaning of a slut, where it has come fromIs there such a thing? Slut-shaming and how it can damage and shape you if you let it in. Liberation from the shackles of shame. We discuss sexual freedom and what that looks like. How to safely navigate this for yourself, for other women and young women in your life. This one is juicy. If you don't come away with the desire to explore yourself more as I did, give your Erotice blueprint a go.  Something I realised through this discussion; Nobody else can make you feel any certain way. Its perception. Learning as an adult and liberated women, I had trapped myself in that prison of feeling that way because of what somebody else said.- Becky Felstead Find our guest; Erotic Blueprint is.....how each person receives and how to activate our turn on. The five love languages of sex. : bit.ly/Erotic_Blueprinthttps://s.surveyanyplace.com/eroticblueprint?rid=UID_YZPU0N95G&cookieUUID=dcb857bb-91d9-433d-b04e-2a86cc831867 IG: @marisatellsall 'Seek those that give you the most radical permission to shine your greatest light in the most authentic way' - Marisa Hunter A life-changing elixir.  Recommendations: 'The Ethical Slut' by Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy.'Pussy. The Reclamation' by Regina Thomashauer Music: Thank you endlessly to Brayden Sibbald for the song that opened and closed the podcast ‘When Did the Sun Rise. He can be found on Spotify, Itunes, IG: https://www.instagram.com/braydensibbaldmusic/FB: https://www.facebook.com/braydensibbaldmusic 

Everyone is so focused on what government is saying you need to do to be safe through all this COVID19 stuff. When Did we start trusting Big Brother to tell us how to live?

Fairy tale expert Anne Beall explains through her research why queens and princesses don't get their happily ever after. News stories have been playing up the fairy tale theme in covering news of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s decision to opt-out of the royal family. (E.g.: “When Did the Fairy Tale Go Sour?” and “A Royal Fairy Tale Turns Grim.”) But what about the role of fairy tales themselves in making and breaking the fantasy of Meghan and Harry? Author Anne Beall, Ph.D. an expert on fairy tales, data and the psychology of gender, says that if we’d taken a close look at real fairy tales, we could have easily predicted this unhappy ending. Anne’s firm analyzed 169 of the 200 Grimms’ fairy tales including Cinderella, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty. Using statistical methods to identify hidden patterns, she discovered that happily ever after is often elusive or questionable for women who marry a Prince or King. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cultured-broad/support

When Did the Mystery Begin? (Ironside/Bullinger) from Wrongly Dividing the Word of Truth by Dr. Randy White. Released: 2018. Track 4. Genre: Speech. Additional Materials: ( Outline | Ironside | Website | YouTubeChannel | ZoHo ) The post When Did the Mystery Begin? (Ironside/Bullinger) appeared first on RWM Podcasts.

029: A Word of Wisdom. Released: March 15, 2018 In this episode, Anne takes on the most asked question LCHF Family has received so far. But first, what is the best option when you really need to eat and your only option is McDonald's? Anne played with their online nutritional calculator and came up with the following: Best lunch or dinner: A Grand Big Mac with no bun, Big Mac sauce or cheese (300 calories, 23 grams of fat, 2 grams of carbs, and 25 grams of protein) eaten with or on a dry Side Salad (15 calories, 0 grams of fat, 3 grams of carbs, and 1 gram of protein). Best Breakfast Option: If you are NSNG, opt for one or more Egg McMuffins with no muffin or cheese (110 calories, 7 grams of fat, 1 gram of carbs, and 10 grams of protein each). If you are just generally eating low carb, high fat, get the Big BReakfast with no biscuit or hash browns (340 calories, 29 grams of fat, 2 grams of carbs, 19 grams of protein). Curious why you shouldn't opt for chicken or a salad? Wondering about Happy Meals for an LCHF kid? Both get addressed in the episode. Books and websites mentioned in the episode or used as reference: The Alcoholic Republic, but W. J. Rorabaugh. The Word of Wisdom. Forbidding the use of meats is not of God. When Did the Word of Wisdom Become a Commandment? Encyclopedia of Mormonism entry on the Word of Wisdom. FairMormon: Are we violating the Word of Wisdom if we do not eat meat sparingly? FairMormon: The history and implementation of the Word of Wisdom. Many thanks to Lee Rosevere at Free Music Archive for the music we use in the podcast! Be sure to subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or your podcatcher of choice so new episodes arrive automatically. For more support, like and follow the community on Facebook, and check out our website! Assume any links in the show notes that go to business sites are affiliate links. Purchasing things you find at those links helps us pay for hosting fees and equipment for the podcast. You can see a list of our partners on the Support the Show page.

For some reason central Vermont is home to arguably some of the best deer trackers in country, especially when you throw the Benoit Family into the mix. Rodney Elmer is not exception to this.  I met up with Rodney at a hunting and fishing expo recently and in conversation quickly realized that Rodney was as much into the outdoor way of life as I am.  Rodney is well spoken and can speak intelligently on the hunter's hot topics of today.  But it doesn't end there. Rodney is a steward of the woods, has top notch navigation skills as you might expect, is a professional taxidermist of 32 years, and is the chief hunter's safety instructor and safety officer in Vermont.  Rodney has his finger on the pulse of the hunting community and shares his views through his popular and rising YouTube channel.  OUR SPONSORS: Hunter's Blend Coffee, Polarwerkz Coolers The Treestand Wingman,  Covert Scouting Cameras, Horny Buck Seed Company, The Enforcer, Morse's Sporting Goods,  BIG BUCK MERCH   DEER NEWS: Japan's Female Hunters Take Aim at Stereotypes and Wild Boar Hunting Pastor Using Coyote Caller Fatally Shot  Federal Bill Allocates $45 million to CWD HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED: Central Vermont, Barre Daniel Boone, TV was Social Media A Way of Life in Vermont An Early Recollection - Crawling Through the Grass A Terrible Place to Kill Deer I've Educated a Lot of Deer The Central Vermont Trackers A High Percentage of Deer Hunters A Taxidermy Business, Hunter's Safety The Full Time Job Has Got to Go Fallow on the Breast Bone Hunting Could Use a Facelift Begging the Weatherman Rain 3-4 Days Prior to the Season Looking for a Big Track I Love to Walk, Passing on Tracks Seeing 6 Deer Total  A Trophy Stage, Now the Experience The Freedom, Just Go, Just Hunt Doubled My Effectiveness, When the Competitiveness Is Removed Exploration and Navigation A Reversed Polarity Techniques While on the Track Establishing the Pace, When Did the Snow Hit The Terrain, Crossing Winding the Valley Did the Buck Cross the Road Knowing When to Hunt, and When to Follow Green Moss Makes Them Bloat and Chew Cud The Attitude of the Track Memorable Deer Hunt, 10 Rapid Fire   Our APP: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/app Help Support This Show: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/pledge FEEDBACK HOTLINE: 724-613-2825 REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE on iTUNES and Stitcher: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes www.BigBuckRegistry.com/stitcher Want to Know When the Next Big Buck Podcast is Released? Then Join the Club: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntmail Submit A Buck: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/mybuck Be a Guest: Guests@BigBuckRegistry.com Share for Share: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/s4s Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bigbuckregistry Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigbuckregistry Feedback:Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com Also find us on these fine networks:  Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn  CREDITS: This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips      

When Did the Ten Commandments Begin?

Smitty, Mike, and Ian Rose discuss the plethora of TV westerns that dominated the tube in the 1950s. How and why the genre developed, and how roles in TV westerns launched big careers for new actors. Ian wonders "When Did the 50s Era End? The Galaxy Gang also talks about The Red Scare, and The Greatest Generation. Retro Commercial: Ultra Brite Toothpaste

************************************************** Here's a snapshot of a few things we talked about… ************************************************** * Who is the Lois Lane, When It Comes to Darnyelle? [00:01:55] * When Did the Shift Happen for Her? [00:03:31] * What Was the Key Moment for Her When She Decided to Leave Her Corporate Job? [00:08:23] * Why She Couldn't Make it in the Entrepreneurship World the First Time [00:13:45] * Why Did She Decide to Go into Coaching? [00:19:23] * What is Her Framework? [00:25:52] * One Thing She Wishes She Had Implemented Sooner to Accelerate Her Journey? [00:30:39] * Her Advice for People Looking to Take Action [00:37:13] ***************************** In This Episode You'll Learn: ***************************** In this episode, Casanova and Darnyelle talk about to overcome self-doubt and turn your dreams into reality. Darnyelle says that first and foremost, she is a woman after God's own heart. She is really big into taking consistent steps every single day, giving herself lots of grace and self-care and showing up fully, everywhere she can be. When she is not doing any of that, she is quirky and likes to call herself, ghett-u'à; that's ghetto with a little bit of bougie. Darnyelle can best be found with a book in her hands, reading something to make her soul and my spirit leap because that's something important to her and she loves to laugh. She tries to find moments to laugh as much as possible, and she believes in the best things in life. She adds that the best things in life are free. They don't cost you anything but your presence, so, she tries to enjoy as many moments as she can, when she is fully present. She says that after the distinct defining moments in her journey where she stepped up, she shined and her ability to command the stage became more authentic, real, and personable. She recalls three distinct defining moments from her life. First one was when she was graduating from high school. She was the first to graduate from high school, go to college from her college. When she was going to college, she realized that she had an opportunity to really show up. That was where she started to believe what everybody else was saying. The second moment was in 2004, the day she walked into her boss's office and her full-time corporate job, and realized that she was no longer built to sit behind someone else's desk. The last moment was in 2018, when she realized that she had still been holding back, playing small, showing up just enough to get what she knew she could do, because she was really afraid of doing what she was supposed to do. Darnyelle then started putting all of the things in place to be able to live that out. There was a piece of her that was afraid that if she really let her light shine, she would blind somebody, instead of realizing if she really let her light shine, she would light the path for somebody. Talking about her last day of working in 2004, she calls it her Keith Sweat moment, as she felt like ‘Something's Not Right.' She ended up going to her manager and telling her that it was going to be her last day. She felt like she had, for the first time in a long time, made a decision that was going to seal her next step, and what she was supposed to be doing, even though she didn't have a clue what it is. Darnyelle adds that before doing something similar, you should have a backup plan. For her, things did not work well, and she had to file for bankruptcy. She also had to go back to work a job, while she figured entrepreneurship. 10 years later, now she runs a million-dollar company. While working at Mary Kay, she was able to achieve success, but things worked so well for her because it was a proven marketing plan. All she had to do was work it. When you're starting your own company, there is no marketing plan. There is no blueprint because it's a brand-new thing. You don't even know if what you are intending to sell to people is what people actually want to buy. Darnyelle adds that starting a ground up business is not like transitioning from a proven business model. They are not one in the same. Things didn't work out for her because she had taken her eyes off of God. So many other things had become the focal point of her existence at that point in time, that she wasn't really tapped in. Darnyelle said that she wouldn't go back and do anything differently because it's made her a much better person, better servant, and a much better business coach. She adds that when you try to let your ego lead, things don't usually go well. Instead, bring yourself back down to earth and realize that everybody needs support, because if you could do it by yourself, it would already be done. Talking about her journey to coaching, she started as a motivational speaker. She started telling her story because she had a really impactful story, and that was her first business. She was really in this hustle and grind, because she had to live from speaking engagement to speaking engagement in order to meet her needs. Then, Darnyelle started working as a consultant, and when she learned about group coaching, it was a hit. Then, she had this coaching group, she started to solidify her framework, which she still uses to this day. She loves coaching because of how she has been able to transform the lives of people she helps out. Darnyelle's 10-step framework, Leverage Your Incredible Factor System covers seven areas in a business that really makes sure that all of the systems and everything is in place. This includes mindset messaging, marketing, sales, operations, talent, legacy, and leadership. They also integrate life coaching, financial management coaching and wealth building as well. She continues by adding that she doesn't do this for the money, she does it for the transformation. While she charges for her services, being able to bring these pieces together for people is so powerful for her, because most of the people that she works with, they were not born entrepreneurs. They don't know all of the things they need to know; except they know that they want to make a difference. Talking about something that could have accelerated her journey, Darnyelle said that knowing what she knows today, she would have known that it was just a distraction. It was meant to derail her from the purposes that had already been established and preordained for her. And instead of being overcome by them, she would have just walked into them. She adds that if we really stopped and traced it, it could be the catalyst for all of the things that happened, because she was so afraid of what would happen if she realized her own power, but she knows now that her power is what makes her special and it's only when she let it out that she gets to be the transformation that she want to see in the world. Darnyelle says that there are a lot of people who are sitting in lack, because they don't understand the paradigm of abundance that's their birthright. You can see clearly after it's all said and done, but she thinks that it was all for her own good, and it was all to get her to this place. And knowing that she has arrived here at this moment, it makes it all worth it. For people looking for inspiration to take action, she says that just like two-thirds of God's name is Go, so, just get moving. Walk the path, take the step, we don't have to know all of the steps. So, get clear about where you're going, and take the next step to take the path, the path will emerge as you walk it. *********** Key Quotes: *********** * “I focus on the quality moments and quality time and not materialistic things …”— * “When you're doing what people expect of you, and when the light is always been on you, you shine…” * “I just made a decision in late 2018 that I wasn't going to play small anymore. That the God in me was going to play as big as God played when he created me…” * “I don't necessarily advocate for anyone trying this at home, like don't be going in your boss's office to quit your job. If you ain't got no backup plan. Don't do that…” * “What you don't need is to be figure out the strategy and worrying about the money at the same time, it's counterproductive…” * “I made the mistake of not doing market research... and when I was finally ready to share it with the world and put it out there, no one wanted it because it was what I wanted, not what they wanted…” * “It took a catalyst, it took my own proverbial rock bottom for me to realize, yo, you need to slow down. You need to back up right…” * “Ego is really fear in reverse. It's still fear, but you're just allowing the bigness of the fear to be subsided by your own beliefs about the fear…” * “[Ego] stands for ‘edging god out'…”—Cass * “The reason why I love coaching is because of the transformation…” * “They come to me because they have a problem in their business, but what they leave with is they're a better spouse, a better parent, a better citizen, a better human…” * “Unlike a lot of coaches that are out there that specialize in one part of the process or the other, we look at the whole business, the whole CEO…” * “For me, it's all about the transformation, not the transaction…” * “We literally get to be the person who puts the puzzle together for them, me and my team, which is just it's magical…” * “There are really no words to describe the elation, I get to feel on a daily basis because I decided to say yes to myself and stop sitting behind someone else's desk, two times…” * “It's that shift that comes with wisdom. With, you know, with stumbling and hurting yourself a couple of times and being able to still get up and walk…” **************** Links/Resources: **************** * Leverage Your Incredible Factor Podcast - Darnyelle Jervey, MBA ( https://darnyelle.com/podcast/ ) - https://darnyelle.com/podcast/ * https://twitter.com/darnyellejervey * https://www.instagram.com/darnyellejerveyharmon/ * https://www.facebook.com/darnyellejerveyharmon ************************* Read The Transcript Here: ************************* ************ Help us out? ************ If you enjoy our podcast, please head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a 5-star review. By doing so, you enable us to reach more people. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy