Podcasts about wide eyed wonder

What happens when God opens our eyes to see all that we have in Christ? Josh takes us through the second half of Ephesians 1, where the Apostle Paul shows us three things that we will discover as we see Christ. As we see Christ we will discover who we are and whose we are!

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Jesus comes to reveal, clarify, and amplify our view of God. As we behold Him, we are changed, and become more and more like Him.

God is calling us to be people of faith. We have to be willing to allow Him to correct our vision, and choose to look again. Faith will help us to see what is to come, and the truth of what God has spoken.

We need to open our eyes to see things the way God sees. As that happens, we can trust in His promise God's power is unlimited, He is always working, and that we have everything we need. As we open our eyes, we can see the part we get to play in His plan.

There's more that God has for us than what we see. Our level of revelation determines our level of worship, responsibility, and expectation. As we hunger for God, set our focus and wait upon Him, we begin to receive divine revelation of who He is.

Matthew 18:1-4  //  At that time the disciples came to Jesus and asked, “Who, then, is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?” 2 He called a little child to him, and placed the child among them. 3 And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. 4 Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 18:1-4 (TPT)  // At that time the disciples came to him to ask Jesus, “Who is considered to be the greatest in heaven's kingdom realm?” Jesus called a little one to his side and said to them, “Learn this well: Unless you dramatically change your way of thinking and become teachable, and learn about heaven's kingdom realm with the wide-eyed wonder of a child, you will never be able to enter in. Whoever continually humbles himself to become like this gentle child is the greatest one in heaven's kingdom realm. Be Teachable Proverbs 18:2  //  A fool takes no pleasure in understanding,
 but only in expressing his opinion. Be Dependent John 15:5  //  I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. Be Humble Matthew 11:28-30  //  “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Live in awe Psalm 19:1  //  The heavens declare the glory of God;
    the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Psalm 19:1 (TPT)  //  God's splendor is a tale that is told, written in the stars. Space itself speaks his story through the marvels of the heavens. His truth is on tour in the starry vault of the sky, showing his skill in creation's craftsmanship. Attention is the beginning of devotion. Trade your cynicism for certainty in a good God. The secret to hope and joy is to keep seeking God where we doubt He is.

How do we pass our faith on to our kids? When the kids aren't perfect and expectations seem to mount up. Let's remove the guilt and look at what God requires of us, and what God promises to us.

How does child like faith actually operate? How does that trust work? Doug shares his insights laced with humour and stories

Glenn starts our new series on wide-eyed wonder based out of Matthew 18:3 Learn about heaven’s kingdom realm, with the wide-eyed wonder of a child We need to recapture that wonder, curiosity, not cynical and burnt out, but with the excitement of going on a journey, an adventure into the unknown, that we explore the mysteries of faith. Also here's the link the clip My Octopus Teacher we played https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s0LTDhqe5A

Did you know that 48% of LGBTQ+ youth reported engaging in self-harm in the last 12 months, according to a recent Trevor Project mental health survey? LGBTQ+ youth are under a lot of pressure. In addition to the regular stressors of being a teen, LGBTQ+ youth may also face bullying, rejection from family members, poorer health outcomes, and homelessness. Tune in Friday night to find out how we can all work together to create a safer, more welcoming future for them. Join Cole Foust, LGBTQ+ Division Manager of Metro Inclusive Health, as he facilitates a discussion on LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health with Toli Gintoli, a METRO behavioral health therapist, Ren Joseph, an LGBTQ+ advocate & musician, and Lourdes Hernandez-Gonzalez, Coordinator for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion with Hillsborough County Public Schools. Interested in getting your teen enrolled in Metro Inclusive Health's no-cost LGBTQ+ youth programming? Email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org for more info! Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Sep 11, 2020. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

WHAT THE PrEP?! PrEP (or pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a daily pill that reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by 99%. Join Metro Inclusive Health's Christian Klimas, Kiala Emmons, Toli Gintoli, and Darius Lightsey as we unpack: PrEP feelings and decision-making How to get a PrEP prescription during the pandemic Top 5 myths about this crucial drug for HIV prevention Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Aug 28, 2020. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Let's talk sex work! Movement of Color is our ongoing cultural sexuality discussion series, led by Teriko Perkins, a space for exploring topics of interest within the Black/African American community. This week, we've gathered sex work experts and advocates to discuss sl*t shaming, online work and OnlyFans, sex workers' resources and organizations, and more! Featuring: ZaeBay (OnlyFans content creator) Mariah Moore (Organizer with Transgender Law Center and Co-founder of House of Tulip, a nonprofit collective creating housing solutions for TGNC people in Louisiana) Mulan M. Williams (Community Outreach Coordinator for Orlando's Miracle of Love, a nonprofit community-based minority HIV/AIDS organization). Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Monday, August 24th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Gossip that's good for you. Three of our METRO ladies speak what's on their minds when it comes to dating: turn ons (and offs), the honest truth about dating apps, sexual health and empowerment, unexpected pregnancy, and the pros and cons of protection. Meet up with Tiffanie, Erin and Leigh! XOXO Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Friday, August 7th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Don't lie. Your quarantine needs more fun, doesn't it? Join Preschard, Pablo, and Evan for "Guys' Night In!" These three sex health experts talk courting methods, stylish looks to attract your next partner, date night ideas, and how to be PrEPared and safe in the dating world. We may even dish on some past relationship blunders... Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Friday, July 24th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Ever feel anxious or down? And you're not sure why? Talk therapy and medication management can be supportive mental health tools for these emotions. Behavioral Health Manager Carolyn and Psychiatric Expert Susan discuss what these treatments are, their differences, what happens when you pair them, and what patients are saying about them. The discussion is facilitated by Chief Marketing & Experience Officer, Brian Bailey. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Friday, July 17th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

We're opening a conversation about stigma and discrimination surrounding hair and mental health, within schools, workplaces, and the home. Led by Teriko Perkins, Movement of Color is a series of virtual discussions on hot topics and norms in the African American community. This episode includes insights from Teriko Perkins, Kiala Emmons, Janay Hampton, and Evan Clarke. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Wednesday, July 8th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead; his eyes are closed. - Albert Einstein Wonder is a quality of attention that rises above and outside normal rational thought. And once we have wonder flowing through us, we find ourselves with access to its tributaries: love, joy, peace, gratitude, and many others. Today, in Wide-Eyed Wonder, the goal is to get us through the wilderness of ego-driven attachments to that river. There, we can not only experience wonder in the present and future, but we can also reframe our past in a way that lets us reinterpret even the most painful moments through new lenses. Source Scripture Newborn Wonder: Luke 1:57-79 Connect Twitter: @AwestruckPod Email: info@awestruckpodcast.com Extras The Awestruck Podcast musical playlist  (Apple I Spotify) JJ. Abrams Mystery Box (Ted Talk)

This week, we're talking all about working 9 to 5.....9 PM to 5 AM, that is. Come watch and listen as we address the world of sex work. Our Metro Inclusive Health experts will be discussing stigma, safety and resources, as well as answering audience questions. Let us be your Friday night date! Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Wednesday, June 26th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

New to the METRO podcast, Color of Change (***renamed Movement of Color) is a series of discussions addressing hot topics and norms in the African American community. Join us as we discuss navigating faith and Black gay identity, as well as the role of spirituality within today's growing movement toward racial equity. Our special guest is the organizer of the Atlanta 1,000+ Atlanta Community Black Lives Matter Protest, Anthony Armondis Erby! This series is led by Teriko Perkins of METRO Prevention & Sexual Health. Contact PSH@MetroTampaBay.org with your questions. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on Wednesday, June 10th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Our topic this week is "Lez" Be Honest - A Lesbian Discussion! Hannah, Sharnae, and Ashley of Metro Inclusive Health explore lesbian culture, relationships and dating, health, daily life, finding "The One," lesbian myth-busting and more. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on June 5th, 2020. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Are you a parent who's nervous about navigating "The Talk"? Don't know how to talk about sexuality and gender with your teen? Join us for our Love & Sex in the Age of Coronavirus series: Sex Ed for Gen Z! We'll cover inclusive language around sex, sex education and the school system, open communication, consent, valuable resources, and more. This week we feature Julia Ingram (Prevention & Sexual Health) , Christine Montero (Prevention & Sexual Health Specialist), and Emma Makdessi (LGBTQ+ Program Specialist) of our METRO team. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on May 15th, 2020. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

HIV: the epidemic continues during the pandemic. COVID-19 is currently dominating many healthcare conversations, for good reason, but we must not forget HIV is still out there and an issue, especially within African American and Black communities in the U.S. For this episode, we have Quenita Oats (Prevention and Sexual Health Program Manager for Metro Inclusive Health), Shundra Allison (Tampa Bay community activist and owner of The Burg Cares), and Darius Lightsey (Public Health Services Manager from the FL Department of Health) here to open a dialogue about HIV prevention and impact during COVID-19. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on May 8th, 2020. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

For this week's episode of Love & Sex in the Age of Coronavirus, we're talking about all things ethically non-monogamous! While we quarantine at home, we've taken this chance to dive into polyamory 101, including: navigating new relationship structures, setting boundaries and communicating needs, dealing with jealousy, and our favorite poly resources. Thanks for listening! Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on May 1st, 2020. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

You do you, booboo! Want to learn about keeping up those daily routines and self care best practices when working from home? In this episode of Love & Sex in the Age of Coronavirus, "Still a Fine Glass of Wine, Taking Care of YOU," we'll dive into the ABCs of getting ready for a day of isolation, dressing in something other than pajamas and yoga pants, virtual activities that you can do with your friends, and more! This episode was originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on April 24th. To watch our next episode live, you can follow us on Facebook.com/MetroTampaBay. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

How do you keep a relationship fresh and spicy during the changes and shifts brought on by COVID-19? Join us for the second episode of Love and Sex in the Age of Coronavirus series: Coping for Couples! We'll cover how to avoid a communication breakdown, how to create space for yourself while cohabiting, what to do if you're isolating away from your partner, and more. Featuring: Brian Bailey (CMEO), Laura Rosenbluth (Director of Behavioral Health), and Preschard Williams (Lead Prevention and Sexual Health Specialist). Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on April 17th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

What does healthy coping during COVID-19 look like? As many of us adjust to self-quarantining and spending less time in social settings, Metro Inclusive Health's Director of Behavioral Health Laura Rosenbluth offers practical advice and solutions for supporting mental wellness for ourselves and others. Originally broadcast via Facebook Live on the Metro Inclusive Health page on March 27th. If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For more information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music for this episode is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

COVID-19 has changed the way we engage with others, including in the bedroom. How do you keep things spicy, sensual, and safe while dating during a global pandemic? Tune in as members of the Metro Inclusive Health team tackle this question, and so much more. Featuring Christian Klimas (PrEP Navigation Team Lead), Hannah Powell (LGBTQ+ Program Specialist), and Pablo Herrera (Prevention & Sexual Health Specialist). Topics for this episode include: - How is COVID-19 changing the face of dating culture and "sex apps"? What safety precautions should you take with new or long-term partners? - Should you meet up with a date during physical distancing? What are some alternatives to an in-person hangout? - How can you manage touch-starvation (including non-sexual touch) while isolated? - What is the importance of preventative measures, like PrEP, during shifts in your social and sexual activity? Some resources, apps, and brands mentioned include: - METRO Virtual Programs and PrEP Navigation - App: Lex - Article: "How to Properly Stroke Your Clitoris" (Medium) - Article: "Sex and Coronavirus" (NYC Health) - SheVibe and Smitten Kitten If you have any questions or suggestions for future discussion topics, please email LGBT@MetroTampaBay.org. For information on potential sponsorship opportunities, email JamesK@MetroTampaBay.org. Music is "Wide-Eyed Wonder" by Global Genius.

Episode #061 Original Airdate: 11 December 2019 Produced by: Doug Krisch Length: 17 minutes References: Companions in Wonder, Editors Julie Dunlap and Stephen Kellert A Sense of Wonder, Editor Brian Doyle

Soft Skills are not just for vocational, academic and familial success but integral to walking out lives of integrity. In this show I talk about Story Stealers, the Wide-Eyed Wonder of following Rabboni Jesus and Soft Skills. “For we let our young men and women go out unarmed, in a day when armour was never […] The post Story Stealers, the Wide-Eyed Wonder of following Rabboni Jesus and Soft Skills appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

What if we could see the world through the innocent eyes of a child? There's something about child-like wonder that makes the impossible seem more like a step than a leap. This is an Easter message of hope.

Then He took the children in His arms and placed His hands on their heads and blessed them. - Mark 10:16 NLT Read Transcript: Wide Eyed Wonder on PastorPriji.com Become a monthly partner towards revival in Africa: Donate Here

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Tyler Edwards - A Few Good Hearts https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1226539982/a-few-good-hearts-lp The Choir - new studio album and Wide-Eyed Wonder re-mastered re-issue http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/thechoir Dan Russell - debut album https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1980395481/dan-russell-debut-album-kickstarter Coopertheband - Kingdoms https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/coopertheband/project-kingdoms-album-by-coopertheband Kings (free) http://music.indievisionmusic.com/album/kings Christafari - Hearts on Fire

We have a choice - we can live seeing only what's right in front of us - all the responsibilities, stresses, lack, etc. - or we can choose to live with an eternal perspective. Living in the now of eternity is decided by fixing our eyes on JESUS above all else. I promise you...it is a wonderful way to live...

Crowdfunding links: The Choir - new studio album and Wide-Eyed Wonder re-mastered re-issue http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/thechoir Dan Russell - debut album https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1980395481/dan-russell-debut-album-kickstarter Coopertheband - Kingdoms https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/coopertheband/project-kingdoms-album-by-coopertheband Kings (free) http://music.indievisionmusic.com/album/kings Christafari - Hearts on Fire https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/christafari-hearts-of-fire-c

Welcome to the Jammiest Bits of Jam Storytelling Podcast!  The theme for May is "Sci Fi."  We bring you three short stories: "Stranger" by Minelli Eustacio, "Plus This" by Ephrat Livni, and "Wide Eyed Wonder" by Christina Kishpaugh.

Wonder is the basis of worship. Part of our brokenness is our perceptive faculties have been dulled and deadened. Jesus came to awaken us to a wide-eyed wonder and awe that is both expressed and renewed through worship. Bob Myers continues our series...

In this episode we'll look at a one-to-one comparison between two broad market indices. Which one wins the face-off and has for some time? If you were in the wrong one, what did it cost you? Hint: if you own a Target Date Fund you may want to pay close attention because it's been costing you serious money. Check it out. Don't miss episode 127 of The 401k Owners Manual !

This week Maria speaks with Laura Geist & Susan Sorensen, authors of, “Praying Through Cancer?.  Next she talks to Lauren Mayer, singer and song writer.  They talk about her CD entitled "Psycho Super Mom".  Next Lisa Beres, founder of Green Nest is discussing “How to Create a Non-Toxic Nursery in 5 Easy Steps?. And Lorilee Craker, the author of, “The Wide-Eyed Wonder Years?- A Mommy Guide to Preschool Daze.

Pastor Josh Shoemaker