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Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit is one of the three persons of the Trinity. As such we do not refer to the Spirit as “it” or “that”, but rather Him! Wherever the Holy Spirit is, the Father and Son are also present because they are one (John 14v18-23). The Ministry of the Holy Spirit What is the ministry of the Holy Spirit and His relationship with you as a Christian Disciple? 1. Glorify Christ: His prime role is that He will glorify Jesus Christ the Son of God (John 16v13-14). He does this by testifying (John 15v26) and witnessing for (Acts 1v8) Jesus Christ. 2. The Paraclete – Comforter: He stands alongside (John 14v16) and lives in all believers (John 16v7). 3. Declares God’s Word: For you, the Holy Spirit interprets and illuminates the Bible, as you submit to Him and the Bible (John 16v12-15; 1 Corinthians 2v10-16)! 4. Convicts: The Holy Spirit convicts you of sin, righteousness and judgment (John 16v8) 5. Salvation: As Christian Disciple, you are born of the Holy Spirit (John 3v3-8). For without the Holy Spirit, nobody can be a Christian Disciple (Romans 8v9; Gal 2v20; Colossians 1v25-27) 6. Sealing / Ownership: The Holy Spirit indwelling you is assured proof of you being God’s possession (2 Corinthians 1v22; Ephesians 1v3), for the Holy Spirit is a deposit, guaranteeing your future redemption, salvation and inheritance (Ephesians 1v13; 2 Corinthians 1v22). 7. Filling: This speaks of the Holy Spirit’s control or domination of your life. The imperative here is that we are to be filled, and go on being filled (Ephesians 5v18). 8. Sanctification: As you walk, live in, and are led by the Holy Spirit, you are being transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 7-18), (Galatians. 5v16; Romans 8v13). 9. Baptism: While this Holy Spirit baptism usually occurs at your conversion, it does sometimes after afterwards! The Biblical accounts show both of these occurrences. As Billy Graham once said “I don’t care how you get Him – get Him!” 10. Service: The Holy Spirit equips you for service by giving you spiritual gifts and working in you to will and to act according to His purpose (Philippians 2v13). Finally, how is the Spirit seen? The Spirit’s work is in greatest evidence, where people’s lives become more holy and more like Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 12v3; 2 Corinthians 13v7). Look back on your life and see how the Holy Spirit has been working in and transforming you since your conversion. Then ask Him to reveal to you the areas you still need transforming. Click or tap here to download as a mp3
The Word For 2025 | Open Heavens | Pastor Sean Thomas
Support our channel & Become a Partner ⇨ https://www.missiondelafe.org/ Listen on Podcast Spotify Podcast ⇨ https://spoti.fi/3RBKdq3Apple Podcast ⇨ https://apple.co/3evzCuuConnect with ushttps://www.facebook.com/delafetestimonieshttps://www.instagram.com/delafetestimonies/Connect with Alfred:Instagram ⇨ instagram.com/al.gasconFacebook ⇨ facebook.com/al.gasconChurch Website ⇨ ccvbak.comChurch's Youtube ⇨ youtube.com/@ccvbakersfield1681/streamsCredits:Testimony by Alfred GasconDirected by Eric Villatoro Interviewed by Eric VillatoroEdited By Darvin Ramirez and Joshua GayleAudio Mixed by Paul Nicholas Testimony Recorded in CaliforniaDelafé Testimonies is a global evangelistic project with the mission of creating the world's largest archive of Jesus testimonies until His return. Our vision is to save souls, build community, and set people free through the testimony of Jesus.Chapters00:00 Introduction00:36 My Childhood in Southern California01:56 Going to Mass With My Parents At A Young Age03:05 A Pure Minded Childhood03:58 My First Relationship In High School06:30 Loneliness Enters My Life08:15 Depression Sets In10:43 I Start Having Suicidal Thoughts12:19 I Start Harming Myself 14:47 Being Admitted Into a Psychiatric Ward16:50 I No Longer Believe in God20:26 Pursuing A Career In Medicine22:01 Being Invited to Church25:43 I Continue Attending Church29:13 Experiencing the Presence of God For the First Time33:17 The Moment That Changed My Life Forever38:44 Giving My Life to Jesus40:50 Being Set Free From Depression43:13 Being Called Into Ministry46:28 Why Would God Care About Me? 48:05 A Word For the Skeptic 51:52 Who is Jesus To You?53:43 Prayer 58:52 Final WordsFrom Atheism, Depression and Loneliness to Following JESUS!
The whole Old Testament is pointing to Jesus where salvation is found, but how does Job connect? On today's podcast episode, Watermark Institute Fellow Hannah Staubs interviews Noah Roby to talk all things Job 28. Additional Scripture used in today's podcast: James 1:5-8 - Ask God for Wisdom Proverbs 1:7 - The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge John 1 - Jesus as the Word For more from Noah, check out: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/join-the-journey/id1600151923?i=1000595188542 The podcast Noah has on repeat: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-wisdom/id352660924?i=1000640224827 For more information regarding serving with Watermark Kids: https://www.watermark.org/search/serve?refinementList%5Bministries.title%5D%5B0%5D=Watermark%20Kids&refinementList%5Bministries.title%5D%5B1%5D=Kaleidoscope&refinementList%5Bministries.title%5D%5B2%5D=Training%20Ground Grab a Join The Journey Journal through the book of Psalms: https://a.co/d/7rt0H3g Got kids? Check out the NEW Join The Journey Jr. Journal for 2024: https://a.co/d/iEnIRRz You can also check out the Join The Journey Jr. Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/join-the-journey-junior/id1660089898
Word For 2024 and Beyond by Abner Suarez
In 2024 as a property investor, you will have to be courageous. Comfortability will not only harm you, but also your future. Courage over comfortability. Get your mindset right for the new year. Get all the tips and tricks for becoming the best version of yourself and also learn how to set goals the right way! Keep on top of your investing game by listening to Episode 179 ‘Why Comfort Equals Dying Dreams For Property Investors'. I discuss - 3:14 - Setting Goals As Maths Problems 6:34 - The Word For 2024 Is Courage 10:16 - Courage Over Comfortability 14:06 - You Can't Invest In Only One Property Don't hesitate to hit me up on Facebook @SamSaggers. DM me any of your questions :) If you're yet to subscribe, be sure to do so on your favourite channel. Apple - https://pre.fyi/upi-apple Spotify - https://pre.fyi/upi-spotify Google Podcasts - https://pre.fyi/upi-google YouTube - https://pre.fyi/upi-youtube And remember, I'm really good on 1.25 or 1.5 speed :) Take care, Sam
There's a lot of tea chat on Hometime this evening, plus 'Find a Word For...' returns
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Active HEB 4:12 #Nightlight #RTTBROS #Adrian Rogers says this about the Bible. The Power of God's Word "For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart." - Hebrews 4:12 God's Word is powerful. It is not just a collection of stories and teachings, but it is alive and active. It has the power to change lives, to convict hearts, and to transform the world. When we read the Bible, we are not just reading words on a page. We are encountering the living God and His truth. As we meditate on His Word, it penetrates deep into our hearts and reveals our true thoughts and motives. The Bible is also a sword, cutting through the lies and deceptions of the enemy. It exposes the darkness and brings light to the truth. It is a weapon in our spiritual battles, helping us to overcome temptation and stand firm in our faith. So let us not take the Word of God lightly. Let us read it, study it, and meditate on it daily. Let us allow it to transform our hearts and minds, and to guide us in all that we do. And let us share its power with others, that they too may come to know the truth and be set free. Our Podcast, Blog and YouTube Links https://linktr.ee/rttbros Be sure to Like, Share, Follow and subscribe it helps get the word out.
A Word For 2023 | Jeffrey Pruitt | Faith Builders Church | 1.1.23 by Faith Builders Church
Thanks for joining us for today's Revelation Wellness podcast episode. We're so glad you're here! You are in for a treat today as Alisa shares her journey of experiencing God on a wilderness hike where the outdoors was the setting for her heart to come more fully alive! It's such a beautiful story of God meeting her in an unexpected space to speak to the daughter he created. You're going to be delighted! And if this sounds like an experience you need—if encountering more of God in the outdoors seems exciting to you, then we invite you to take part in Squad #003 forming in RevWild! Join us on this nine-week program to learn how to lead others into the wilderness where you too will encounter God free of all the distractions and noise where there is space for your heart to come alive too. You can find out all the details here: RevWild For some of the resources mentioned today and other great resources from Revelation Wellness, check out these links: Read this Revelation Wellness Blog Post on spending time outdoors for wellness Listen to Podcast episode #474 on How the Outdoors Heals Head outside for a 21 day Scripture led Walking Prayer Press play on Reving the Word For more information on getting outdoors for health found in the latest research: Yale Study on Ecopsychology University of Exeter Scripture referenced in the episode: Psalm 42:7 Psalm 95:4-5 Romans 1:20 We'd love to have you join the Revelation Wellness community! Click here: The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook or on Instagram to get connected. If you were blessed by this episode, we'd LOVE IT if you'd leave a five-star review! Your good word helps us spread the good news! Thanks for helping us make this possible! Please note: The views, information and resources or opinions shared or expressed by guests are solely those of the individuals and may not represent those of Revelation Wellness and its employees.
Thanks for joining us for today's Revelation Wellness podcast episode. We're so glad you're here! You are in for a treat today as Alisa shares her journey of experiencing God on a wilderness hike where the outdoors was the setting for her heart to come more fully alive! It's such a beautiful story of God meeting her in an unexpected space to speak to the daughter he created. You're going to be delighted! And if this sounds like an experience you need—if encountering more of God in the outdoors seems exciting to you, then we invite you to take part in Squad #003 forming in RevWild! Join us on this nine-week program to learn how to lead others into the wilderness where you too will encounter God free of all the distractions and noise where there is space for your heart to come alive too. You can find out all the details here: RevWild For some of the resources mentioned today and other great resources from Revelation Wellness, check out these links: Read this Revelation Wellness Blog Post on spending time outdoors for wellness Listen to Podcast episode #474 on How the Outdoors Heals Head outside for a 21 day Scripture led Walking Prayer Press play on Reving the Word For more information on getting outdoors for health found in the latest research: Yale Study on Ecopsychology University of Exeter Scripture referenced in the episode: Psalm 42:7 Psalm 95:4-5 Romans 1:20 We'd love to have you join the Revelation Wellness community! Click here: The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook or on Instagram to get connected. If you were blessed by this episode, we'd LOVE IT if you'd leave a five-star review! Your good word helps us spread the good news! Thanks for helping us make this possible! Please note: The views, information and resources or opinions shared or expressed by guests are solely those of the individuals and may not represent those of Revelation Wellness and its employees.
In this episode, Erin Olson discusses why church leadership matters as outlined in 1 Timothy 3:1-13. More important than charisma, stage presence, number of followers, and size of one's ministry is character. Church leaders are called to be leaders who serve and run their households well. When Christian leaders struggle and fall, it doesn't happen overnight. This chapter outlines how elders and deacons should behave in their positions. It also helps non-leaders within the Church know what to look for in a biblical leader. Elders = servant leaders Deacons = leading servants The offices of elders (overseers, pastors) and deacons vary in roles, however, both are to be complimentary toward one another as they support the Church. Elders 1. Lead under the authority of Christ 2. Care for the body of Christ 3. Teach the Word of God 4. Model the character of Christ Deacons 1. Meet the needs of the Church according to the Word 2. Support the ministry of the Word 3. Unify the body around the Word For downloadable notes on 1 Timothy 3:1-13, click HERE. Erin's website information: For more resources and to sign up to receive Erin's weekly ministry newsletter, visit Erin Olson's ministry website, Sandalfeet Ministries, at http://www.sandalfeet.org/. Social media links: Facebook: @sandalfeet Instagram: @erin.olson Twitter: @sandal_feet Subscribe to The Depot Podcast with Erin Olson: • cpnshows.com: https://www.charismapodcastnetwork.com/show/thedepotpodcast • Libsyn RSS: https://thedepotpodcast.libsyn.com/rss • iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-depot-podcast-with-erin-olson/id1542120541 • Google Play: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly90aGVkZXBvdHBvZGNhc3QubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M • Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1yre7eBaRyJjR0pHv9EcEK?si=iKqkTp7WTS21uJz4mLrghw
This week we play a game called, Word For? We listen to some 1984 jams and Jer tells us his favourite female vocal performances See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For today's episode we'll be diving into our Word For 2021 to help frame our intention around how we want to show up for ourselves, how we want to feel, and what we aspire to become in 2021. We loved spending time identifying one word that will be a touchstone for us as we travel through 2021 and we hope you do too!To learn more about Women Who Transcend go to our website at www.womenwhotranscend.comIf you want to learn more about what makes you unique, take your feminine gift quiz. The link is here.Also follow us on instagram @womenwhotranscend and share with us what you love about this episode.
Today is the last live episode of 2020 and I wanted to look back at how we did with our word of the year, and share with you 2021’s word. Because change is coming – it always does. Podcast Schedule Get yourself in order over Christmas Vin Armani Episode January 4 Boost LFTN Tim’s Give Away: https://www.facebook.com/allseasonsmain Bullying of Brian: Food Forest Farms: https://foodforestfarms.com/index.html Main topic of today’s Show – Grateful for 2020 My gas tank is empty. How can I give you a great final episode when my gas tank is empty? From Last Year: Grow Myself (weight loss, mental health, simplification, happiness) The network (Major growth in size and quality) Opportunities (Podcast has doubled, Coffee has doubled, Unloose the Goose, SOE and other corporate relationships, Coaching expansion, Holler Neighbors, Events and speaking, Rentals) My relationships (Increased clarity of communications and the apocalypse project, Spent time with family, mama sauce, connected with old friends in a meaningful way) Plants and food (Indoor lettuce, tomato success, bacon seeds, etc) The Hard Things Financial Hits: The Income, The Car, The Car, The Fucking Car, The Dishwasher, The Plumbing, The Workshop, The Fencing, The Drains — there are more “THE’s” that I can’t even think of Addressing bad habits The fear and shutdowns/being able to see what happens next People around everywhere all the time — we grew LOL Hard Things Bring Bright Spots Finding space in morning chats with Nicole and in the pool The little things: Tactical taking over the animal care, that time KH had the right generator for the job, none of the dogs are lost, the blooming of the Holler Neighbors, the notes and ideas from listeners, time with family, finding new friends, the quiet shift from pain to growth right around the Spring Workshop An internal shift: “What other people think” The Crowdfunding project and what it meant (Grateful) Someone I really enjoy suggesting a girl’s weekend The Word For 2021 Make it a great week! GUYS! Don’t forget about the cookbook, Cook With What You Have by Nicole Sauce and Mama Sauce. It makes a great Christmas Gift! Advisory Board The Booze Whisperer The Tactical Redneck Chef Brett Samantha the Savings Ninja Resources Membership Sign Up Mewe Group: https://mewe.com/join/lftn Facebook Group: Facebook.com/groups/lftncoffeebreak/ Instagram: @nicolesauce Twitter: @nicolesauce
This is it. This is the one. This is the story we’ve been waiting to talk about since we started this podcast. Is it a helpful insight into the early days of an Old Testament prophet? Yes. Does it teach valuable lessons about reverence for God’s Word? For sure. Is it absolutely insane and are we pumped to talk about purely by virtue of that insanity? You bet. Come have a listen. It’s gonna get wild.
Summary: No man wants to fail at his mission to impact others for Christ. But we will, if we forget one of the commands of Peter that is a prerequisite for having such an impact—BE READY. Always be ready, writes Peter to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you (1 Pet 3:15).In other words, Peter commands every Christian to prepare ahead of time—that is what “ready” means. What are we to be prepare ourselves to do? Make a logical defense of our faith. That is what the Greek word, “defense” means. It is APOLOGIA. APO means from or since, LOGIA is the word from which we get logic. This episode helps us be prepared and prepare our loved ones to give a logical answer to a very common accusation that Christians hear: YOU CAN’T TAKE THE BIBLE LITERALLY. For Further Prayerful Thought: 1. What would you say to someone who says, “I think it tells spiritual truth, but the events it records are not always real historical events”?2. How would you answer the objection, “We don’t even really know what the original writers of the Bible really said. Bible translations disagree”?3. What is your biggest doubt about whether the Bible is really God’s Word? For the printed version of this message click here.For a summary of topics addressed by podcast series, click here.For FREE downloadable studies on men’s issues click here:
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Click Here to Listen to the other parts in the seriesCelebrating Advent with Laura Rainey Dries (Part 1) - A Call to AdventCelebrating Advent with Laura Rainey Dries (Part 2) - Being StillCelebrating Advent with Laura Rainey Dries (Part 3) - Introducing Your Kids to the SaviorCelebrating Advent with Laura Rainey Dries (Part 4) - His Savior NamesCelebrating Advent with Laura Rainey Dries (Part 5) - Remembering Christ at ChristmasFamilyLife Today® Radio Transcript References to conferences, resources, or other special promotions may be obsolete. A Call to Advent Guests: Dennis and Barbara Rainey From the series: Celebrating Advent (Day 1 of 5)Air date: November 28, 2016 Bob: Does your church or does your family do anything to celebrate the Advent season? Are you even familiar with what Advent is? Here's Barbara Rainey. Barbara: The term, “advent,” just means Jesus' coming—it means the time when He came to earth / He left heaven. The Book of John tells us He was sent by God—He left heaven, and He came to earth. He became a baby, as we all know in the story, and was born and lived and gave His life for us. But the time—those weeks leading up to Christmas—years ago, in the Middle Ages or somewhere in there, the church fathers met and decided that this would be a good time to help people prepare their hearts to celebrate and to worship when Christmas Day actually came. I think it's a great concept because, in our culture today, we don't wait very well, we do not celebrate very well, and we don't mark the days very well. 1:00 I think there is some benefit—especially for families—to mark those Sundays of Advent with, even, a ten-minute gathering. Get together before bed time, if you have to—or after breakfast or whenever it works—and just think together about what this season is all about. The whole idea of Advent is preparing your heart to worship and to appropriately celebrate the gift of Christ. Bob: This is FamilyLife Today for Monday, November 28th. Our host is the President of FamilyLife®, Dennis Rainey. I'm Bob Lepine. We have a great opportunity, over the next four weeks, to prepare our hearts and minds for the celebration of Jesus' coming. We'll talk about that today. Stay with us. 2:00 And welcome to FamilyLife Today. Thanks for joining us on the Monday edition. I just—I'm wondering: “Do you guys have, at your house, somebody who comes through—like at the end of the weekend after Thanksgiving—and says: ‘Okay; we've got to do a major shift here! We've got to take all the Thanksgiving stuff down'?” Dennis: You're looking at him. [Laughter] My martyr meter is going off right now. [Laughter] Barbara: There's not that much Thanksgiving stuff to take down; mind you. Dennis: There really isn't; but I'm going to tell you—the Christmas—we have it out in a little storage shed. I'm not saying it's a lot, but we hire an 18-wheeler to move the 200 feet from our storage shed up to our back door. [Laughter] Bob: You had to put an addition on the storage shed—didn't you?—just to handle more Christmas stuff over the years? [Laughter] Barbara: You guys are terrible! Dennis: We are terrible. Barbara: You are, because it's so not true. Bob: But the truth is that— Dennis: Barbara—you know, here is the thing, Bob—this is a paradox of life. Bob: Yes? 3:00 Dennis: Barbara says her favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. Bob: And by the way, Barbara is joining us again today. Welcome back to FamilyLife Today. Dennis: Welcome back, Sweetheart. Barbara: Thank you. Bob: So, Thanksgiving, which we've just completed—your favorite holiday; right? Barbara: Yes; and the rest of the sentence is? Dennis: Why are there boxes of Christmas gear that we bring in? Barbara: Because there is so much more available to purchase, and to display, and to decorate with for Christmas than there is for Thanksgiving. Dennis: Especially since you created Ever Thine Home®. Barbara: That's part of it too. Dennis: You have declared the reason for the season, both at Thanksgiving and at Christmas— Barbara: So, part of— Dennis: —and at Valentine's, and at Easter. Barbara: —and Easter. Part of the reason— Dennis: —and the Fourth of July! [Laughter] Barbara: Part of the reason we have more at Christmas now is because we have all the old stuff—all the old Santa, snowmen / things have nothing to do with Jesus—stuff that I haven't gotten rid of yet. Dennis: You know what I think?—[whispering]—they could disappear. Barbara: They could. Dennis: [Whispering] They might—they might vanish. Barbara: But we've replaced them with all the new things about Jesus. Bob: If you see an extra trash can out at the curb tonight when you go home—[Laughter] 4:00 Barbara: I'll know what it is; yes! [Laughter] Bob: —you will know— Dennis: It may be my body! [Laughter] Bob: —you will know that your husband has decided to edit some of your Christmas decorations. Dennis: This could be the end of me! [Laughter] No; we have a good time with it—I really enjoy the season. We do pull it out, and there is a transition. There's not that much gear that comes down from Thanksgiving / there is a good amount that comes up to celebrate Christmas. Bob: Well, I've been to your home at Christmastime. I just love—there is a red vinyl record that you've had up— Barbara: You like my old records? Bob: I love the old records. Barbara: I do too. Bob: You knew that would be something that I would gravitate toward. Barbara: Yes. Bob: But what is it? I don't know if it's Joy to the World. What is it? Do you remember? Barbara: Well, it may be Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; but I have three of these old records left from my childhood. We had stacks of them that my brother and I used to play on our little record player. For some reason, I ended up with these three— 5:00 —two are red and one is a 78 [RPM]—which nobody knows what that is anymore except you [Bob]. One is a 78, and it's yellow. I put those up on little plate stands every year at Christmas. They are just some of my favorite things that I put out every year at Christmas. Bob: Okay; well, I have to be honest with you—since we have become empty-nesters at our house, we've had the conversation of “Can we just kind of scale back the home decorating?” Barbara: Oh, yes. Bob: It was one thing when the kids were home— Barbara: Right. Bob: —and you really wanted to create an atmosphere. Barbara: Right. Dennis: Have your kids let you have it for doing that? Bob: Well, I mean, they only show up for a few days; and you can endure that. [Laughter] I'm just curious: “Have you thought about scaling back since it's just the two of you now?” Barbara: Yes; we have scaled back. In fact, when we did some remodeling on our house a few years ago, I didn't even put up a full-sized tree / it wasn't even a fresh tree—I had a smaller tree that was a table-top tree. When I got that and I set it up, I heard in my head the words that I said to myself when I was a young wife: 6:00 “I will never do a table-top tree like all these old people that I know.” [Laughter] All of a sudden, I thought: “Oh my gosh! I'm one of those. [Laughter] What has happened to me?” Dennis: You're not an old person; trust me. Bob: But you have scaled back? Barbara: We have scaled back; yes. Bob: Because Dennis makes it sound like it's just getting bigger and bigger every year. Barbara: It is not getting bigger and bigger every year. So, sorry, dear; I disagree. Dennis: There you have it—another great illustration ruined by an eye-witness. Bob: Here's what has happened at your home—and we talked about this earlier. Some the old decorations that were festive have been replaced by decorations that are more purposeful. Barbara: Correct; yes. Bob: And this is something that I know—over the last five years / maybe longer than that—has become a real burden for you. Barbara: Well, I've wanted to find Christmas decorations—whether it was ornaments or other kinds of things that I could put out at Christmas— 7:00 —for 20 years, I've been looking for things that were about Christ, other than a Nativity set, which we had a couple of, and we put those up every year. Other than a Nativity set of some kind, it was very hard to find anything to hang on a Christmas tree that was about Jesus. Now, that I've started creating these Christmas ornaments that are about Jesus, called Adorenaments®, that's what my tree is covered with now. I don't put up all the other ones that we used to put up when the kids were at home. We don't have Santas, and reindeer, and snowmen, and footballs, and all of that stuff on our tree anymore—partly because the kids are gone. If the kids were still home and little, and they wanted to hang those ornaments, we would hang them; but I would also put up ornaments about Christ, because Christmas is about Jesus. I want anyone who comes in our home—and those of us who live in our home—to be reminded every day, during the month of December, that what we are celebrating is about Jesus Christ—it's about His birth / it's about His incarnation. 8:00 It's not about all this extra stuff, and I want that to be preeminent in our home. Bob: Some of our listeners will know that we are in a season—that, on the church calendar, is an official season. In fact, some listeners, this week at church, will have lit a candle as part of the worship service around an Advent wreath. Barbara: That's right. Bob: They are marking out Advent as a season. I know other listeners are going, “I thought Advent was something that the church down the street did, and we don't do it,”—it's a foreign term for them. This is something that you've kind of dug into and said: “What's the history of Advent?” and “Why has the church marked out this season in advance of Christmas?” What have you found? Barbara: Well, the term, “advent,” just means Jesus' coming—it means the time when He came to earth / He left heaven. The Book of John tells us He was sent by God—He left heaven, and He came to earth. He became a baby, as we all know in the story, and was born and, then, lived and gave His life for us. 9:00 But the time—those weeks leading up to Christmas—years ago, in the Middle Ages or somewhere in there, the church fathers met and decided that this would be a good time to help people prepare their hearts to celebrate and to worship when Christmas Day actually came. I think it's a great concept because, in our culture today, we don't wait very well, we do not celebrate very well, and we don't mark the days very well. I think there is some benefit—especially for families—to mark those Sundays of Advent with, even, a ten- minute gathering. Get together before bed time, if you have to—or after breakfast or whenever it works—and just think together about what this season is all about. We've got some ways that we want to tell you about that we think that you could do that, but the whole idea of Advent is preparing your heart to worship and to appropriately celebrate the gift of Christ. 10:00 Dennis: Advent can be celebrated on each Sunday, leading up to Christmas, as it is this year. It's already started—people begin to celebrate Advent, thinking about the coming of Christ. It's also celebrated on a daily basis, leading up to Christmas Eve—and, then, Christmas morning—where the arrival of the Christ-child and the celebration of Him coming and physically visiting the planet can be talked about, as a family, and what that meant for us, as individuals; us, as a family; and also our world. Bob: We're encouraging listeners to be intentional and purposeful during the Christmas season this year. We've got some suggestions we've been sending out to folks and will be sending out during the Advent season. You can go to our website, FamilyLifeToday.com, to find out how you can get these emails or these text messages sent to you during the season so that your family can be more purposeful, more focused, more intentional during this season of the year. I remember—when I was growing up, we had an Advent calendar— 11:00 —different one every year—that we would get out. Each day on the calendar was covered up with something. As a child, I either got to tear off the piece of cardboard to show what was behind the date or I got to flip something over and see what was revealed—always something hidden that is revealed each day. That's part of what we are remembering during the Advent season—is that there is expectation—there is something hidden that is about to be revealed. Each day of Advent, we're expectant / we're anticipating. There was one calendar that we got one year, where there was a piece of chocolate behind every day. That got attention paid to it. Trust me! Every day at breakfast— Dennis: You've never forgotten it. Bob: That's right. [Laughter] Barbara: It was your favorite; right? Bob: Yes; of course! Dennis: And we had one, when we were raising little children, that was kind of a— Barbara: It was felt. Dennis: —it was felt. You pulled out an ornament—a candy cane / a Santa Claus—again, it was not centered on Christ as you would think it would be as an Advent calendar. 12:00 I'm just listening to Barbara talk about this, Bob—over 25 years ago, she began to look around and to search for ways that were about Christ in helping us celebrate His advent/His coming to the plant—but also, things that were beautiful, that were elegant, that weren't just plastic but were heirlooms that could be passed on to future generations. Bob: You started with the Christmas tree, and this is your fifth year to make ornaments for trees? Barbara: That's correct. Bob: Back, five years ago, you came up with a set of seven ornaments that were all around the Christmas names of Jesus. Barbara: That's right. Bob: The next year, you did His royal names— Barbara: Correct. Bob: —in the shape of crowns. The year after that, you did His Savior names that were all in crosses— Barbara: Correct. Dennis: —different crosses from different eras in church history. Bob: Last year, you took the name of Jesus and you had it in different languages with the different alphabets from those languages. 13:00 Barbara: Yes. Bob: This year, you've got a new set of ornaments? Barbara: We do. We have a new set. We've titled these “His Advent Names,” appropriately, because these ornaments—there are four of them this year—they are all round, and they're all globes. You see the continents of the world on these globes; and then, each one has a name of Christ. Then, on the other side of the globe, it has the verse where that name is found in the Bible. The focus of this set of ornaments is that He came to earth. We visually created globes to remind us that Jesus came to earth for us; and then, these are some names that are associated with His advent. Bob: And what are the four names you used this year? Barbara: The four names are “Jesus is the Light” / He came to be the light of the world—“Jesus is the Son” / “For God so loved the world that He gave His Son…”—“Jesus is the Word” / “For the word became flesh and dwelt among us,” / that's all about His birth in the manger. 14:00 And then, the last one is “The Messenger”; and it's about Jesus coming to bring good news and to tell us who God is. Dennis: Everybody who has seen these—and seen the others that Barbara created—say these are their favorites / that the globes that feature the names of Christ really are spectacular and also, again, call attention to the reason why He came to the planet. I just think it's important, Bob, as we hang these ornaments on our trees, to bring our children / our grandchildren into the experience and talk about—not just hang the globe or hang the name on the tree, but to talk about: “What does that mean?” You could literally take all 25 of these ornaments that Barbara has created over all—His Christmas names, His Royal names, His Savior names, and now, His Advent names—you could turn your Christmas tree—over the next, well, almost 24/25 days—into an Advent Christmas tree. One day after another, hang one of these on your tree and talk about the name of Christ— 15:00 —and introduce your children or, as a couple, talk about, “How is Jesus the Light of the World?” Bob: And radio really doesn't do justice to these. Again, I'll encourage listeners to go to FamliyLifeToday.com, where they can see what you've created. If folks are interested in ordering, they can order from us, online, at FamilyLifeToday.com. This is not something you guys have done throughout your marriage. In fact, Advent—you kind of didn't pay attention to Advent until your kids were grown; right? Barbara: Well, I paid attention to it when we were raising our kids, but I didn't know what to do with it; because I was too busy—and school parties—you know, there were just too many things going on during the month of December. I think every mom, listening, would say the same thing. It's a very, very busy season—we want to do all those things with our kids, and we want to do gifts for all these people, and we wear ourselves out. 16:00 So, even though I wanted to do Advent, I didn't know of an easy way to do it. The times that I tried it, we only did one Sunday; and then, we never finished. I felt like a failure, and I didn't like feeling like a failure. I just thought: “Well, forget that. We won't do Advent in our house, because it's just too hard to pull it off.” But I do think that Advent is worth practicing, even if you only do it once. That's what I didn't understand when I was a mom—that doing something—even just doing one time—is better than nothing. I think that's my encouragement to moms and to women is: “Even if you just do one Sunday / even if you do one something, it's better than nothing.” I think that makes it valuable, because you're being intentional. You're creating some moments of meaning with your family if you try to make a pause in your life—take a timeout from your busyness—to reflect on who Christ is and what He came to do. Dennis: I think the significance of this is way underestimated. 17:00 You know, over in Philippians 2, it talks about—someday, at the name of Jesus, every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that Jesus is the Lord, to the glory of God the Father. I think we underestimate that these names—and interestingly, how many names in your study did you find in the Scriptures were the names of Christ? Barbara: Some scholars say over 300. I don't know—I've not counted them—but there are a lot more names than any of us have. Dennis: Well, these 25 names that she's illustrating with these Adorenaments—these are powerful names that give parents practical ways to teach your children about who God is—talking about how Jesus is the Light of the World / how He is the Word—and how they need the Word today; how they need to have a guide / how they need to have a direction for their lives. If they don't, they're going to be obedient to the world and going to conform to the world. So, because Christ came, He showed us what a straight line really is. Bob: And some listeners, I know, are thinking, “I've heard about Advent, but our church doesn't do that.” 18:00 They feel like, maybe, there is something just strange about it; because it's unfamiliar. What would you say to them? Barbara: Well, I would say familiarity doesn't always mean that is right. I think that just because it's different doesn't mean that it's something that you shouldn't do. There is value in taking some time, as a family—or even just as a husband and wife if you don't have kids yet—to talk about the names of Christ, and to talk about who He is, and why He came. That's what Advent is all about—it's preparing your heart. I think anytime we can pause and prepare our heart to welcome Him / to give Him worship, we're going to be better for it. It may be a little different than something you've heard of, but just think of what the word [Advent] means—it just means preparing for His coming. Bob: Explain for listeners what the benefits are of taking time out to focus on Jesus during the Advent season. 19:00 Barbara: The whole purpose for Advent—the reason that the church fathers came up with this idea, back in the Middle Ages, was to encourage people, who were believers in Christ, to prepare their hearts for Christmas Day. It's a way to anticipate His coming / it's a way to look forward to celebrating the birth of Christ on Christmas Day. When we practice Advent today, it's essentially the same thing—it's a way to mark the time, but it's also a way to build anticipation. I think there are some real benefits for families. The first one is—it teaches us to be patient. We are not a patient people in this culture—our children aren't patient / we're not patient—we're so used to everything being readily available whenever we want it. If you mark Advent—and you can only open one little box, and you have to wait a whole week for the next one—it teaches us, as people, to be patient. That is a good quality / it's a good attribute. 20:00 Another benefit, I think, for celebrating or marking the days of Advent is that it helps us to pause and reflect about who Christ is. Another is that it builds anticipation—when we're anticipating, we are believing. I think that's really, really good for us. Reason number four is that Advent encourages eternal decisions; because I think, when we take the time to think about Jesus and why He came to earth, it naturally makes us go, “Oh; do I know Him?” As moms and dads, it's a great opportunity for you to say to your kids, “Do you know Jesus?” Advent is a way for us to pause in the middle of the busy season and take advantage of Advent—it helps us have those conversations. It may lead to the most important decision you or one of your kids will ever make. Bob: Well, and I know, at our house—especially when our kids were younger—there was a lot of anticipation and expectation during the Christmas season / during the Advent season— 21:00 —but it was expectation and anticipation around, “What am I getting on Christmas morning?” Dennis: Yes; of course. Bob: Not a whole lot of expectation or anticipation around celebrating the birth of Jesus— Barbara: Right. Bob: —or having a Christ-centered focus. That's where you are trying to redirect— Barbara: Correct. Bob: —our attention with the resources you're creating and all that you've been working on. I'd encourage listeners to go to our website to see the new set of Adorenaments—the globes that you've created this year / His Advent names. There are four of them; and you can see them at FamilyLifeToday.com, along with some of the ornaments from past years as well. If you've got the FamilyLife app on your iPhone or on your Android phone, we're building into the app this year some devotionals you can do together, as a family—ways to talk about Christ during the Christmas season—some questions that you can ask one another at the dinner table just to get conversation going around more spiritual themes. 22:00 If you don't have the FamilyLife app, you can download it from your app store and look for the Christmas content that is included in the app this year. Once again, if you'd like to see the resources Barbara has been working on over the last year, go to FamilyLifeToday.com. You can order the new Adorenaments from us there; or you can call to order at 1-800-FL-TODAY—1-800-358-6329. That's 1-800-“F” as in family, “L” as in life, and then the word, “TODAY.” Today is a special day for Glen and Shawn Solberg—who live here in Little Rock and, until recently, were coworkers of ours, here at FamilyLife—they are celebrating 24 years together as husband and wife: “Happy anniversary!” to the Solbergs. We've been all about anniversaries this year because it's really tied to the mission of this ministry. 23:00 We want to see more couples celebrate more anniversaries, year in and year out. We want to effectively develop godly marriages and families, who change the world, one home at a time. When you support the work of FamilyLife, it is couples—like the Solbergs—you're supporting. Together, we are providing practical biblical help and hope for husbands and wives, moms and dads, all around the world. We're grateful for those of you who partner with us in this ministry. In fact, tomorrow is Giving Tuesday—it's a time when, in advance of Christmas, a lot of people decide to make yearend contributions to ministries and other non-profit organizations. Maybe today, you could talk about making a donation—a yearend donation—to FamilyLife. Tomorrow, on Giving Tuesday, you can go online at FamilyLifeToday.com to make a donation; or call 1-800-FL-TODAY, donate over the phone; or write to us with your donation. 24:00 Our mailing address is FamilyLife Today at PO Box 7111, Little Rock, AR; our zip code is 72223. Now, tomorrow, we're going to talk more about how, as a family, we can help ourselves and help our children be more focused on what Christmas really is all about. Hope you can tune in. Barbara Rainey is going to be back with us, and I hope you will be as well. I want to thank our engineer today, Keith Lynch, along with our entire broadcast production team. On behalf of our host, Dennis Rainey, I'm Bob Lepine. We will see you back next time for another edition of FamilyLife Today. FamilyLife Today is a production of FamilyLife of Little Rock, Arkansas. Help for today. Hope for tomorrow. Copyright © FamilyLife. All rights reserved. www.FamilyLife.com
On this weeks podcast I am joined by @cornchipsss and @jeddson1. The Chesterson Brothers. Corin is a husband, a father of two little girls, the Host of Corin's World YouTube channel. He is also the Host Kyle and Corin Podcast. Jedd is Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belt under @jtorresbjj, he is father of two, a Spanish Teacher, a former Crossfitter, a former body builder and a super dedicated individual. We talked about -Parenting -Jiu Jitsu -Finding your passion -The origin of ASMR Videos -What it's like being a teacher in the modern world -The importance of relationships. And much More. Subscribe, Rate and Review Thanks Spread the Word *For a FREE 30 min Coaching Consultation Call Text or Call 914-712-8845 or VinnyBrusco.com For more information on the 6 Week Stress Release Program @riseabovefloatation 914-412-1900 RiseAboveFloatation.com
On this evening podcast I talk about -My daughter stopping and staring at garbage water. - How garbage water can be beautiful - Being grateful for angry people on the highway. - Recognizing the tests the universe presents us. Subscribe Rate And Review Thanks Spread the Word *For a FREE 30 mins Coaching Consultation Call Text or Call 914-712-8845 Or VinnyBrusco.com *For more information on the 6 Week Stress Release Program @riseabovefloatation RiseAboveFloatation.com 914-241-1900
On today's podcast: Vikings funeral to those who lost their lives on 9/11. Also a Vikings funeral to a former client of mine from the car business days. This clients was a physical trainer who was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. It was a honor and a privilege to be a part of a transaction that put a smile on his face. Subscribe Rate Review Thanks Spread the Word * For a FREE 30 Min Coaching Consultation Call Text or Call 914-712-8845 or VinnyBrusco.com *For more information of the 6 Week Stress Release Program RiseaboveFloatation.com @riseabovefloatation 914-241-1900
On today's podcast I discuss my recent “privilege” to complete the 2020 census. And how identifying the members of my household gave me the opportunity to reflect and appreciate the small things. Subscribe, Rate and Review Thanks Spread the Word *For more information on a *FREE 30 min Coaching Consultation Call VinnyBrusco.com Text or Call 914-712-8845 * For more information on the 6 Week Stress Release Program @riseabovefloatation RiseAboveFloatation.com 914-241-1900
Today's podcast is part two of a three part series or saga. Based around three components to growth and development Accountability, Discipline, and Freedom. - What is the definition discipline. - What is our relationship with discipline. - How that definition and the relationship prevents us from doing more. - Does discipline really equal freedom? Feel Free to Comment Below: Subscribe, Rate and a Review Spread the Word *For a FREE 30 min Coaching Consultation Call Text or Call 914-712-8845 * For more information on the 6 Week Stress Release Program Call :914-412-1900 Or RiseAboveFloatation.com @riseabovefloatation .
Today's podcast is Part one of a three part series, a saga if you will. About Accountability, Discipline, and Freedom. -How these are play out in our lives -Our relationship with these words and concepts. - What we can do to improve that relationship. Subscribe, Rate and Review Spread the Word *For a FREE 30 min Coaching Consultation call. Text or Call 914-712-8845 *For more information on the 6 Week Stress Release Program Call 914-412-1900 Or @riseabovefloatation Be Well,
LISTEN to Ptr. Emerita's Special Endtime Sunday Message! Endtime Covid-19 Pestilence Part 5 - "Sin Virus: The Fight Versus Covid 19" ✨ Word For the Day: John 10:10 ✨ "The THIEF comes only to steal, KILL and DESTROY. JESUS said, I HAVE COME that they may have LIFE, and that they may have it more ABUNDANTLY." ✔️ STAY CONNECTED: The Rock of My Salvation Subscribe to our YouTube Channel YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/tromsmedia Find us on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tromsmedia/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tromsmedia Website: http://therockofmysalvation.org/
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Until a few years ago, come January I would write a list of goals and good intentions. I felt productive, optimist, effective. Within a few months, though, that list would mark the measure of my failures. Now I choose a word that will represent the year I have in front of me, a word that will guide me, help me to make decisions and choose a path to follow. It is much more effective, and kind, to choose a word rather than listing down goals.This year I chose intentionality as my 2020 word.Which is your 2020 word? How do you want to feel this year?Links to articles mentioned in this episode:- Nicole Gulotta. The Benefits of Choosing a Word For the Year—Instead of Setting Goals: http://nicolemgulotta.com/blog/word-for-the-year- My 2018 words: craft and seasonality https://en.julskitchen.com/other/craft-and-seasonality - My 2019 word: simplicity https://en.julskitchen.com/savoury-cakes/butternut-squash-strudel Find me online at www.julskitchen.com or on Instagram https://instagram.com/julskitchen/ Join our Facebook Group Cooking with Juls’ Kitchen: https://www.facebook.com/groups/775325049335625/Podcast realized by https://instagram.com/tommyonweb
In Today’s Auditorial: ➢ DELHI + 21 INDIAN CITIES MAKE IT TO THE 30 MOST POLLUTED CITIES LIST ➢ ‘ I AM MAZDOOR NO. 1’ ➢ WORD FOR 2019: “SOURCES” ➢ INDIAN MINISTERS ASKING INDIAN MEDIA NOT TO ASK QUESTIONS, BUT ASKING INDIANS TO ASK PAKISTANI MEDIA TO ASK QUESTIONS TO PAKISTAN ➢ INDIA’S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE ROSE TO 7.2% IN FEBRUARY ➢ SUPREME COURT TO HEAR RAFALE IN OPEN COURT, THE HINDU EXCLUSIVE REVEALS HOW INDIAN NEGOTIATION WAS WEAKENED ➢ SIX AWARDED DEATH BY SC IN 2009, ACQUITTED IN 2019 ➢ NORTH KOREA REBUILDS PART OF MISSILE SITE IT PROMISED TRUMP TO DISMANTLE ➢ CZECH MAN MAULED TO DEATH BY LION HE KEPT IN BACK YARD ➢ REAL MADRID THRASHED OUT OF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, TOTTENHAM STROLLS AHEAD ➢ GOLDMAN SACHS RELAXES DRESS CODE
2019 A Word For the Church of America with Rev. Traci Shellman Join Johnny Baptist while he discusses the empirical events across the world leading up to World War III, the trickery and deceit of the New World Order, and the bizarre weirdness of the fallen angelic UFO phenomenon as we plunge head first into the forthcoming apocalypse and the Seven Seals of Revelation (chapter 6). Join us tonight for another awesome and encouraging visit from Rev. Traci Shellman. Tonight she will share motivational words to "hang tight" and prepare us for the changes coming in the New Year of 2019. God Bless You - See you there! To sign up for radio show Email Notifications click Mail Link: http://gem.godaddy.com/signups/185380/join
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In this episode, Benjamin speaks to Australian comedian Nath Valvo. They discuss the relationship between homosexuality and comedy, the highs and lows of the comedy industry and the pressures to always be funny. Word For […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_word/p/joy.org.au/wordforword/wp-content/uploads/sites/135/2018/06/2018-06-23-WordForWord-NathValvo.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:44 — 25.5MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Nath Valvo appeared first on Word for Word.
This is our final episode in our series on Biblical Literacy. We had the great joy of interviewing Megan Webbon about her walk with Biblical Literacy. I love hearing Megan’s heart about how the gospel and biblical literacy work together. One of my favorite quotes from Meg, “Biblical literacy is the Christian’s ability to know and understand the truths of the gospel through the written words of scripture so that he or she may better know the holiness of God and how we are called to glorify him as our savior. Resources: The Gospel Centered Life Women of The Word For the Love of God Quotes: “Biblical literacy is the Christian’s ability to know and understand the truths of the gospel through the written words of scripture so that he or she may better know the holiness of God and how we are called to glorify him as our savior.” “But we could also talk about how the gospel gives us a desire for biblical literacy and how the gospel catches us when we fail to desire biblical literacy rightly.” “But understanding the Bible gives us insight into first, who God is, and second who we are in light of who he is. In a world, where it seems like the media, academia, parents, bosses, are all fighting to define me as a woman, I desperately need to understand how God’s word defines me.” *The beautiful music heard on today's episode is by Katie Cobbs*
She has starred in everything from Australian Idol to Good Morning Australia, RuPaul’s Drag Race in the USA to winning Celebrity Big Brother in the UK. In a special Mardi Gras edition on Word For […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_word/p/joy.org.au/wordforword/wp-content/uploads/sites/135/2018/03/2018-03-03-WordForWord-CourtneyAct.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:49 — 25.6MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Courtney Act appeared first on Word for Word.
The views expressed on air during Call Me When It’s Over do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised. Show Notes “The Word For 2018 Is….” It’s 2018 and guess who’s back? That’s right! Your girl’s favorite artist is back in the driver’s seat. A small vacation was needed, now it’s back to work. Here it is, episode 89 of Call Me When It’s Over. This week’s episode, “The Word For 2018 Is….”, is the perfect way to officially start your new year. Enjoy and stay lit. Highlights Fame or money, which makes you sell out faster? In 2018, pay your artists! How to live your best life this year. Follow Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram. @CallMeWhenItsOver_ Follow the host of Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram. @Josiesboy @callmewhenitsover_ Follow Josies Boy on Snapchat Josies_Boy Buy Josies Boy art Josiesboy.bigcartel.com Josiesboyart.com Check out Call Me When It’s Over’s Sponsor Plastic Hxllywxxd http://www.Plastichxllywxxd.com Listener Info Please take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and/or app on iTunes. Become a fan of RAGE Works on Facebook-Facebook.com/officialrageworks
The views expressed on air during Call Me When It’s Over do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised. Show Notes “The Word For 2018 Is….” It’s 2018 and guess who’s back? That’s right! Your girl’s favorite artist is back in the driver’s seat. A small vacation was needed, now it’s back to work. Here it is, episode 89 of Call Me When It’s Over. This week’s episode, “The Word For 2018 Is….”, is the perfect way to officially start your new year. Enjoy and stay lit. Highlights Fame or money, which makes you sell out faster? In 2018, pay your artists! How to live your best life this year. Follow Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram. @CallMeWhenItsOver_ Follow the host of Call Me When It’s Over on Instagram. @Josiesboy @callmewhenitsover_ Follow Josies Boy on Snapchat Josies_Boy Buy Josies Boy art Josiesboy.bigcartel.com Josiesboyart.com Check out Call Me When It’s Over’s Sponsor Plastic Hxllywxxd http://www.Plastichxllywxxd.com Listener Info Please take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and/or app on iTunes. Become a fan of RAGE Works on Facebook-Facebook.com/officialrageworks
What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms
It’s a new year, and we’ve got goals. Some of them are perhaps the same as last year, but Margaret says that 2018 is all about Widening the Window of Acceptability. Isn’t that a lovely notion? If redefined to include regular ambulatory activity, “get in shape” might indeed be something we accomplish this year. Either way, we are here to *win 2018*, whether through Amy’s Word For the Year (“Clarify”) or Margaret’s Phrase For These Times (“Say Yes to Less”). In this episode we both agree to avoid the Cookie Committee, or whatever it is we really don’t want to get roped into this year, by taking Brené Brown’s advice of choosing discomfort over resentment. Here’s what else one or both of us hereby swears to do on the record in this episode: * read more books (Margaret says she’ll read 30 in 2018) * drink two glasses of water with lemon every morning (okay this one might be just Amy) * meditate * organize kid-free time * soften into with-kids time * dock our phones in the kitchen at night Here’s links to some other sources of inspiration discussed in this episode: for stuck creatives: Jon Acuff’s book Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done for those in a tough moment: David Foster Wallace’s “This is Water” for those of us who tend to conflate busy-ness with worthiness: this clip of Joan Rivers from “A Piece of Work” to make meditation easier: the Headspace app to read more articles instead of your Facebook feed: the Pocket app What are your 2018 goals? We want to hear from you! Tell us in the comments! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A fresh Word For today! "The prayer you pray today might be the breakthrough you recieve tomorrow! The prayer you dont pray might be the breakthrough you miss!" & Praying; God"give us rest in the rest of this day!
A fresh Word For today! "The prayer you pray today might be the breakthrough you recieve tomorrow! The prayer you dont pray might be the breakthrough you miss!" & Praying; God"give us rest in the rest of this day!
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