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Zombies, mold, and survival skills—yep, it's another classic Hey Maaan episode as Josh and Jacob debate The Last of Us, getting high, and who'd last longer in the apocalypse. This episode dives deep into post-apocalyptic logic, zombie rankings, wild TV deaths, and why mold might actually be the most realistic cause of a zombie outbreak. Plus, Josh and Jacob go off on who's the better survivor, whose junk works better, and whether desert fires are even real.

I remember one of the great heartaches of my own adolescent years was a battle with face acne. I was raised in family where time and regular face-washing was seen as the remedy to something I dreamed I would one day grow out of. In today's social-media-fueled image and appearance conscious world, teenagers have a host of preventive and treatment options at their fingertips. I recently discovered one of those remedies while making small talk with a twenty-something ticket agent at an airport. I asked her about the bright blue star sticker she displayed prominently on her cheek. “Oh!” she said without hesitation. “That's a pimple patch!” Chances are you'll see more of these medicated decorative accessories. Now you know what they are! Bear with me here when I suggest these patches offer us a teachable moment. From a theological perspective, we can reference these as remedies to deal with the effects of human sin and brokenness that appear even on our skin.

In our final episode of the season, we look at how to turn the challenges of the 4th nine-weeks into incredible learning opportunities that improve outcomes.  Simply put, effective teachers are at their best in May.  We don't "mail it in" or give up.  We aren't just trying to survive.  Instead, we are leveraging the relationships we have built and the academic grit we have developed to help students achieve more than ever.  

When we first become Christians, we're spiritual newborns. But as we grow in our relationship with God, we reach a point of "adolescence" where we begin to think we can do things on our own. The trouble is, the more we develop the rebellious attitude that goes along with adolescence, the worse off we are in the Body of Christ. At some point, we need to mature spiritually into fully-grown adults, take responsibility, and do our part in the work of the Church.

When we become Christians, it's as if we are spiritual babies. As we grow in our spiritual life we reach a point of adolescence where we begin to do things on our own. The more we develop an adolescent rebellious attitude the worse off we are in the Body, but when we continue to grow we can help the Body of Christ be taking responsibility and doing our part in the work together. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/640/29

This week Raj and Noah welcome dermatologist Dr. Kunal Malik to talk all about skincare, the wisdom of pimple patches, and what pillowcases have to do with acne.Want to add to the conversation, or think you might be doing something wrong? Email us at amidoingitwrong@huffpost.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the end of November Rain and the start of the Farkakte Continental Breakfast Cup Classic Tournament this week in AEW Dynamite. Why is Briscoe in this tournament again? Is Ricochet a jobber now? What was the deal with Christian and Hanger? What's up with Hayter's acne? These questions may or may not be answered plus a whole lot of nonsense from your favorite wrestling podcast. Subscribe on patreon.com/LingusMafia for ad-free and video versions of the show, exclusive PPV/PLE reviews and bonus shows including every Wrestlemania, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, and Saturday Night's Main Event ever. Get access to over 10 years of podcasts! Stay connected: All our social media (@LingusMafia) links can be found here: https://linktr.ee/lingusmafia BLACK FRIDAY SALE! 30% off all merch! Shirts, hoodies, stickers and more: lingusmafiashop.printify.me/ Drop us an email with comments or questions: lingusmafia@gmail.com

0:00 - We broke down the zit/Zyn mixup heard 'round the world yesterday. Today, we have the video proof.14:28 - Tua has made the decision to football. He'll suit up for the Dolphins this weekend. 34:04 - There's a huge plan to redevelop the entire area around Ball Arena into essentially a 2nd downtown. It's a massive sports/entertainment/shopping district that won't be completed until Vic's dead in the ground. 

Hey friend,   Today, we are taking a trip back in time.. going deep inside the podcast vault to revisit my very first episode of the pod: Ep. #1: “How Do I Know If I'm in Perimenopause?”   If you already listened to this episode in March, I'm resharing this episode for TWO VERY IMPORTANT REASONS: 1.) First, I'm launching a brand new series of the podcast this month where I'll be taking a deep dive into more than 26 perimenopause and menopause symptoms–from Anxiety to Zits…and all the letters of the alphabet in between. And in order to get the MOST out of this series, I want to make sure you have a basic understanding of perimenopause, how it relates to its older sister, menopause, and how you can be sure if YOU'RE really going through it. 2.) Second, perimenopause can be difficult to diagnose. If you've ever had a visit with your doctor and brought up the “possibility” of perimenopause…and he looked back at you like that time your husband forgot your birthday…ya know what I'm talking about.:) Not only are most doctors ill-equipped to treat patients in perimenopause, but there are a lot of other health issues that start to emerge right around the same age. And since there's no ONE test to diagnose perimenopause, doctors can't be sure whether your symptoms are due to a shift in your hormones…or something else entirely. This episode is so important, it's worth repeating!   So, in today's flashback episode, I'm getting SUPER vulnerable and sharing with you my personal hormone story, as well as walking you through three tell-tale signs that you're in perimenopause.   In this episode you will learn:   What age does perimenopause start?   How long does perimenopause typically last?   Perimenopausal spotting and perimenopausal periods: What to expect   Perimenopause and birth control: How synthetic hormones affect your body's natural transition   Plus: What are the most common perimenopausal symptoms?   Whether you just back home from a vacation where you completely fell off the healthy eating wagon, OR you're feeling the effects of a little “too much” summer fun…and you're not quite done yet...this episode is for you!   If you've got a laundry list of hormonal symptoms…and a copy of your latest lab results that says, “Everything is normal,” grab a notepad and just push play. — Next Steps:   Take my FREE Hormone Quiz: https://bit.ly/HormoneSelfAssessment   Book a FREE Hormone Clarity Call: https://bit.ly/HCprecall   Shop my Favorite Hormone Balancing Supplements And Save 5% or More on Every Order (Enter promo code EUQ1741): https://www.iherb.com/me/HormoneBalance   Become A Podcast Insider: https://areyoutheremidlife.com/   Email Me: monica@monicalanetopete.com   *Disclaimer: Information provided in this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The information is not intended or implied to supplement or replace professional medical treatment, advice, and/or diagnosis. I share the strategies that have worked for me and you are advised to do your own research and speak to your medical provider for care.  

Craig Collins in for Tony Katz President Biden Delivers Address From The White House On Ending His Campaign. Zits are in for young people now. Would you quit your job to become an influencer. Studio apartments are getting smaller. Benjamin Netanyahu addresses a joint meeting of Congress. Million-dollar lottery ticket stolen and returned back to the winners' hands.  President Biden Delivers Address From The White House On Ending His Campaign. Mark Wahlberg works out at 2a. Young woman complains she has to have roommates because she doesn't have a job. Lemon juice doesn't lighten your hair. Flashback: Kamala hasn't gone to the border, she says she hasn't gone to Europe either. Tony calls from DC 8:06: Kamala in Indy. In and Out 2 highest grossing animated film. Biden praising the economy he's leaving us with. Matt Bair's colonoscopySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Biden Delivers Address From The White House On Ending His Campaign. Zits are in for young people now. Would you quit your job to become an influencer. Studio apartments are getting smaller. Benjamin Netanyahu addresses a joint meeting of Congress. Million-dollar lottery ticket stolen and returned back to the winners' hands. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apparently, now it's cool to have zits...as long as you cover them with a sticker.

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Jim Borgman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist and creator of the cartoon strip Zits, joins the podcast to discuss his love for the Cincinnati Reds. Growing up in Cincinnati in the 1950s and 60s, Borgman was immersed in Reds fandom from a young age. He recalls listening to games on the radio with his dad and going to Crosley Field for the first time. Borgman also discusses his favorite Reds player, Jim Maloney. Next, Jim details his career as a cartoonist, including his political and sports cartoons. He  discusses his experiences as a cartoonist in Cincinnati and his love for the city and its sports teams. He talks about how his cartoons about everyday life in Cincinnati resonated with people and made a connection with them. Jim also shares stories about his interactions with athletes and his collection of baseball cards. The conversation highlights the strong bond between Cincinnati and its sports teams, as well as the passion and pride of the city's residents.Cincinnati's finest steakhouse and seafood restaurant! Win a $50 Gift Card from Prime Cincinnati by emailing us at freepete14@gmail.com!

The skincare ingredients to add – and avoid. Plus a range of tips – what the doctor can (and can't) prescribe - and a full explainer on Roaccutane.

Although it's often thought of as an adolescent affliction, acne can affect people well into adulthood.But some people seem to be immune to pimples. Why?Norman and Tegan investigate why some people are more prone to pimples than others, and what you might be able to do about it.Got a health question? Shoot us a line @ABCHealth on Instagram, or send a voice memo to thatrash@abc.net.au. We'd love to hear from you!Looking for COVID-19 updates? Don't panic, they've moved over to The Health ReportReferences:Racial Differences in Clinical Characteristics, Perceptions and Behaviors, and Psychosocial Impact of Adult Female AcneThe association between stress and acne among female medical students in Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaSeasonal aggravation of acne in summers and the effect of temperature and humidity in a study in a tropical settingEnjoyment of watching pimple popping videos: An fMRI investigation

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It's brand new podcast time! Welcome to The Jank Tank where your hosts Cody and Lazz bring the jankiest decks they can build and pit them 1v1 using the ZITS scale. Whats the ZITS scale? Well give it a listen to find out. If you enjoy the show check out the linktree on how to support us: https://linktr.ee/brewitorscrewit?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=986cedc6-4bdd-482f-b4fa-89aea1458cc4

We're joined today by Sequoia Simone (Fanatical Fics, But Make It Scary) to discuss the second half of Clueless! Topics discussed include "stems," heavy clambakes, Jane Fairfax as the Gay Agenda, the California freeway, Box Hill-gate, daddy-daughter time, and, of course, not allowing children to participate in multimillion dollar lawsuits.Glossary of People, Places, and Things: Fire Island, Manslaughter Park, Zits, A Goofy Movie, The White Lotus, 2001: A Space Odyssey, I Love Lucy, Schitt's Creek, Legally BlondeTo hear Sequoia read ridiculous Harry Potter fanfic, check out Fanatical Fics and Where to Find Them. To hear her make rom-coms terrifying, check out But Make It Scary. Follow her on Instagram and TikTok at @sequoiasimone.Cast and Crew of CluelessNext Episode: Emma of 83rd StreetOur show art was created by Torrence Browne, and our audio is produced by Graham Cook. For bios and transcripts, check out our website at podandprejudice.com. Pod and Prejudice is transcribed by speechdocs.com. To support the show, check out our Patreon!Instagram: @podandprejudiceTwitter: @podandprejudiceFacebook: Pod and PrejudiceYoutube: Pod and PrejudiceMerch store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/pod-and-prejudice?ref_id=23216

Nick had a double dose of Dear Redacted for this week, we're Burning X about how much is too much to spend on tattoos, and how the real winner of the Golden Bachelor was apparently people who get off on gassy GILFs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zits, pimples, spots. Call them what you like, and I am sure we have all spent time watching zit popping compilations, or satisfying pimple popping compilations. But for me, I had a massive zit on my forehead, and I had to go to school with it! And then the worst happened! It came alive and popped!

We truck along through Degrassi High season 1 in this episode full of friendship and relationship drama! We discuss how Yick still can't get over Arthur being rich, Caitlin's dalliances with Claude, the newly named Zits' antics, and Joey being vulnerable for the first time ever! Follow us on Twitter @DeSocialDisease and on Instagram @thesocialdisease.

Live from Denver!  Today, this is what's important: Weed, Jim Hensen, how they entertained themselves back in the day, Ders' outfit, the altitude, childhood acne, porn, rocky mountain oysters, topics, Q&A, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We find out the macarena song is actually not family friendly.. Zits! Cross country What did you used to be? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam and Dr. Drew discusses a wide variety of interesting subjects, but one that preoccupied Adam's adolescence was those troublesome little volcanoes from hell that attacked almost everyone at some point; zits. Adam had some very creative and unusual experiments with his war with zits. As they discuss genetics, food choices and even cleanliness, Adam still has some very strong feelings and thoughts about the matter. Please Support Our Sponsors: This show is sponsored by Better Help BetterHelp.com/AdamandDrew FastGrowingTrees.com/ADS Angi.com

Randy discusses his experience at the Phish show over the weekend. Val can't stand the idea of popping your significant other's zits especially early in the relationship. Mike has had it with the Pirates, but Steelers' camp is just days away.

Today, this is what's important: Victor Wembanyama and Britney Spears, the sriracha shortage, Heinz ketchup, pretzels, drinking water, public restrooms, Sephora, acne, the Kardashians, the horniest spy, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week we're breaking down “Pam's Replacement”. Pam is getting ready to go on maternity leave but starts to feel insecure that Jim may be attracted to her temp replacement Cathy, played by Lindsey Broad. In the warehouse, Robert California discovers Andy, Darryl and Kevin's band, Kevin and the Zits, and takes over. Jenna shares a scene she could not get through with Mindy and Rainn and Mindy Kaling sends in a clip about it too. Angela points out Steve Moore, the Mad Drummer, who replaces Kevin on drums, and Rainn Wilson sends in a clip about Dwight grabbing Jim's crotch. There's a lot happening in this episode so enjoy it before Creed figures out where he got that long triangle.  Submit a workplace advice question to “Dear Office Ladies”:  https://officeladies.com/dear-office-ladies Check out Steve Moore, The Mad Drummer: themaddrummer.com Office Ladies Website - Submit a fan question: https://officeladies.com/submitaquestionFollow Us on Instagram: OfficeLadiesPodCheck out Office Ladies Merch at Podswag: https://www.podswag.com/collections/office-ladies

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We've been in the letter of James the last few months—a letter written to us to underscore the difference that faith makes. James is incredibly practical. He insists that faith is more than merely head-bobbing—something we confess we believe but otherwise makes little difference practically in our lives. Instead, James gets disturbingly real with us. He assumes we will face problems and won't know what to do. But then he doesn't tell us how to live trouble-free, but how to live when troubles come. Do we bitterly complain? Or do we use them as an opportunity for growth? It depends on our faith. He figures we'll sweat out temptations that may often get the better of us. But our faith will expose the temptation and teach us better ways in the future. He knows we'll say things we don't mean and shouldn't express, and likely will burn others with our tongues, but our faith will convict us of the evil and change our conversations to more constructive and healing interactions. He understands the pull of money and status and how it affects how we see and treat those who have it and those who lack it; but our faith redefines for us what matters most and reshapes how we see every other person who steps in front of us. Today we come to another way that real faith shapes us: it alters how we plan our lives. We all have plans. We live today, but we want to tinker with tomorrow. When tomorrow comes, we want to be ready––we want to shape our days to accomplish our dreams & goals. And there's nothing wrong with that! If you don't plan, you won't get assignments done, or pay bills on time, or make & keep appointments. Without planning, your vacation might turn into a disaster, or your job might turn into a permanent vacation. It's God who tells us to take one day in seven off—and if you don't plan, you won't even do that! Obviously, planning is important––probably more than we realize. James tells us that it is one of the places in our lives where our faith is most needed, and most tested. Your plans reveal more about you than you know: what you plan and how you're planning reveals what you think about life, and ultimately what you think of God.   [THE PROBLEM]4:13-14 [A. We Make Plans] (vs. 13) 13 Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and make a profit”— To get their attention, he begins abruptly: “Hey! Listen up!” At this time in century one, towns were springing up everywhere due to relative peace, a common language and good roads. Jews saw an opportunity to make money, so many traveled to growing cities, making deals and selling goods, and returned much richer in a year or two. The opportunities were like plump, ripe clusters of grapes on the vine. James is quoting the typical businessmen's plans; lit. are saying—i.e. this is how they operate! They've got it all figured out: The Time: “Today or tomorrow” (their departure date); The Location: “This or that city”;       The Duration: “spend a year there”; The Activity: “carry on business”; The Goal: “make money”––they're confident in the outcome! Planning is not wrong, nor is making an honest living. In fact, planning for the future is admirable. One of my favorite cartoon strips is Zits—about the misadventures of 17 year old Jeremy Duncan. In one of them, Jeremy is talking with his fuddy-duddy dad. Good planning is a good idea. And there's nothing wrong with what they were saying; But it's what they didn't say, what they failed to take into account that isn't right. God plays no part in their thinking. They're self-assertive in their travel plans, & self-confident in their time schedules, & self-centered in their goals. Operating as though God doesn't exist or doesn't care. This is part of the worldliness that James has spoken so forcefully against! But James says what we believe ought to make a difference in how we plan; our faith should practically affect our future. They should listen to King Solomon: [Prov. 27:1].  James corrects them: We make plans: [B. But life is unpredictable]  (vs. 14a) 14a yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring. i.e. [1. The future is uncertain.] Do you know for sure what will happen tomorrow? “I'm getting up at 6 a.m., getting ready for school; I'll go to this/that class, turn my homework in, eat lunch at MacDonald's with my friends, flirt with that cute guy/girl, be home by 2:30...” Wait! Are you sure? Tomorrow will be the same as every other Monday: in to work, plow through the hours, take a lunch break—dig out from under the pile, get over the hump on Wednesday and look forward to next weekend when I can...” Wait! Tomorrow is promised no man. The future is a complex interaction of people, timing, events, and opportunities all controlled by (not us, but) God. A few summers ago, we were floating in kayaks on the Deschutes River; it was hot, and we weren't moving very fast. Two large inflatable boats of teens, passed us––and we laughed and joked with them as they quickly slid by. Ten minutes later on an open stretch, we saw they were out of their boats, and jumping off a large rock next to a rope swing––it was about 30 feet up. I felt uncomfortable about it––but there was an adult on shore, so I kept quiet. About half an hour later we came to our port of exit, but as we pulled our kayaks in, we heard people crying and screaming. Apparently one of the teen boys jumping from the rock hit the water wrong, went under, came up for a moment, submerged again, and never again surfaced. He was found hours later drowned. As we had passed him by, none of us––not even he–-knew that he was living the last twenty minutes of his life. The heart of the problem is not that they had a faulty time-management technique, but that they possessed a faulty understanding of themselves. Not only is the future uncertain, my life is too: (vs. 14b) 14b What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time then vanishes.             [2. My life is fragile.] What's our life like? When James searches for an apt picture of life, he pulls no punches: you are a fog, a mist, vapor. Something hardly substantial. Life isn't solid, sure, secure, guaranteed; it's fragile. Every day, we assume the one thing that we clearly cannot assume: that we will be alive tomorrow. The only certainty about life is that it will end sooner or later. And it may come at a time unexpected & in a manner unforeseen. We don't know when or how we will die. Just that each of us will. So if the solidness of our lives is like a mist which so quickly dissipates—if weare like that, think how uncertain our plans really are! So does that mean we don't plan? No.  James' offers a correction(vss. 15-16): 15Instead you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we will live and do this or that.” 16As it is, you boast in your arrogance. All such boasting is evil.  So here is: THE CORRECTION [A. Factor in God's providential will] His what? His providential will. Providence? Q: What shapes your life? Coincidence or Providence? Before you answer, think about each of those ideas: [Coincidence is the occurrence of events that happen at the same time by accident, but seem to have some connection.]They really don't. It just appears that way. But it's actually just random. The connection is in your mind, but there's no real purpose or reason or guiding hand behind it. The exact opposite of coincidence is Providence. Providence is divine guidance and care; God's power directing and using every event in human history. God is in control, even when we're not! James insists we should factor that into our plans. He isn't discouraging or forbidding planning. In fact, he assumes we will: But instead of brashly and thoughtlessly saying, “we will leave and go here/there, do this/that...”, we should say, “if it is the Lord's will…” In other words, [1. We should express our dependence on God.]  What these planners lacked was a sense of God's providence that rules our lives. James implies we don't know for sure what the Lord's will is. Theologians rightly divide God's will into two aspects: [Deut. 29:29] his [secret (providential) will] which He always carries out, which no one can thwart. There are things that God allows or does that are His will—including things He won't allow or do. So it's secret in the sense that he doesn't necessarily reveal why He is doing it or why he allows it, or why He isn't doing it or allowing it. It is His, not ours, to know. But there are things He very much wants us to know—i.e. His [revealed will]—and it is found most clearly in the Bible. The Scriptures give us guidance and direction––and express God's clear will for us. Do we always do it? No. Does God make us do it? No. But it is His desire/will for us. So there are things we do know and things we don't know. And in fact, we don't even know what we don't know. It all should humble us. So James is doing more than just inserting the right words into our mouths: “if the Lord wills...” He's trying to correct our perspective and shape our hearts. What we ought to say aloud sometimes, and whisper often, and never forget is that God's providence rules our lives. We are dependent upon God for more than we think—even for our next breath. Paul's awareness of the uncertainty of plans, but the certainty of God's providence: [Acts 18:21, 1 Cor. 4:19, 16:7/x]. We ought not take for granted some very basic things: that the Lord is willing for this to happen (e.g. business trip, a vacation, even a trip to Costco), and that we will be alive, and that the Lord will order the opportunities and give us strength to take advantage of them. The key to avoiding sinful self-sufficiency is maintaining a godly perspective: that God is in the backdrop of every human life. But: [2. If we don't, we cultivate arrogance.]  Not taking God into account with our plans is both unrealistic & foolish. We can't control all the variables of life. We can't even be sure of life. But not figuring God into the picture is not only off the mark, it's evil:  The Apostle John warns us: [1 John 2:15-17]. The word pride here is the same word arrogance here. Does it mean being really full of yourself? A bragger with a big head? Maybe. But not necessarily. It could sound like this: “Look, I don't really care what God says. I can do whatever I want. It's my life. I've got plans. Nobody has the right to tell me what I can and can't do, or what they think I should do.” That's not only proud and wrong, it's evil.  But it doesn't even have to sound that defiant. For it to be arrogant, all you need to do is say... 13 Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and make a profit”—(vs. 13), and mean it. Period. Nothing more, nothing less. And your thoughts may be god-less. Godless.   But don't picture God as some grump/control freak who doesn't like anyone else to assert any control. eg “Hey Gabriel, you see that guy down there? He's getting a little big for his pants. Let's take him down a notch or two...” He then uses his providence to pull the rug right out from under us. NO! When we plan, factoring in God's providence doesn't mean that we've just got to take into account that God might thwart us. Instead, it puts a wonderful spin on anything that happens. We know God loves us and uses his providence to do good for us in every situation. So when something happens that we didn't expect, or when what we did expect doesn't happen—we can trust God's providence to get us through. When we plan, and at the last second our plans fall apart, we know that God is working to do good for us, and we can rest. His timing may not be ours, and time and again we should ask ourselves, Where is God in all this? I've learned that there's a reason. Even if we can't figure it out. Factoring in God's providence to our plans eases our disappointments, opens our eyes to a larger perspective, and comforts us with hope—God is at work even when circumstances take a turn we hadn't seen coming.   Not only should we take into account God's providence which shapes our days, and someday calls us home, we should also focus on God's revealed will: 17So whoever knows the right thing to do and fails to do it, for him it is sin.  So:   [2.  Focus on God's revealed will] (vs. 17) James points out that the sin isn't just that we do something we are forbidden to do; but that we fail to do what we ought to do. And what ought we to do? What God has told us. i.e. all our planning, we ought to concentrate on God's revealedwill for us, not just on our own schedules and goals and plans. Our focus should shift: We all have many plans that may or may not happen; but there are some things we ought to make certain do happen—those things which God clearly tells us to do in Scripture. If we don't do what God has told us to do, we are sinning, even if we have planned to do a lot of other things that aren't sinful. Like what? Like this: [Micah 6:8/x]. God does have plans for you and me.  Point is to keep our focus always on what God has revealed for us, and to factor into all our plans what he hasn't revealed—what He providentially will do with us. When the Jews were taken captive to Babylon, when their homes were destroyed and their land full of smoldering rubble, God spoke to them through the prophet Jeremiah. They saw their lives as having taken a terrible turn; they hadn't planned to live out their lives in a foreign land. God counseled them to settle down and build houses & be a light to their Babylonian neighbors; and to focus on principles and promises in Scripture. Then he reminds them: [Jer. 29:11/x]. Factoring in God's providential will gives you perspective & hope; focusing on God's revealed will gives you guidance and direction. III. YOU HAVE A CHOICE In discussing the uncertainty of the future, my sixth grade teacher rammed the point home: “Nobody knows what tomorrow will bring. Some of you probably won't live to be 40.” (which seemed to be an ancient age to me at that time). In fact, some of you might not live to graduate from high school. In fact, someone sitting in this classroom might not see 7th grade.” We all were looking at each other like deer caught in the headlights. (“Not me!?”) About a month later, the girl who sat next to me was returning from a neighborhood market on her bicycle. At dusk. In the fog. And because Gretchen lived in Ridgewood, she had to cross the country road. And in the twilight, and the fog, an oncoming car did not see her, and hit her—and she died. I'll never forget that empty desk. It so unnerved us, the teacher finally moved it, leaving an empty space. The lesson we're to learn is not an easy one. The point isn't that we need to make a choice between living a self-sufficient life and a God-dependent one. Instead, the lesson is that we are not self-sufficient; that we in fact do live in dependence upon God, whether we are aware of it or not. Every person is at God's mercy. His providence rules every life. In light of that, we ought to be humble, and factor that in to every dream, every decision, every plan, every schedule. And we ought to focus on God's plan for our lives that he has made clear to us in the Scripture. “If it is the Lord's will” should make us humble. And “Because it is the Lord's Will” should shape our plans. We should plan to do God's will. God providentially used that empty desk to bring me to Christ. It brought home to me how fragile life is. How badly I longed to have certainty about what happens after death. Over the years I've learned to plan to do God's will. And if I don't get to see the next decade, or next year, or even next month, it will be OK. Because I know I'll see the One who has providentially shaped my life all the way through. (Pray)   O God, My life is in your hands! You order my steps and determine my days, and someday, you will call me home. Help me see just how dependent I really am on you, and help me remember what you've clearly given me to do. I want to live my days to honor and glorify you. Amen

Kelly has reached a milestone birthday, and we're taking a few moments to reflect on the wisdom we've earned in almost two centuries of living. Among the four of us. We're not saying Kelly is two hundred years old! In this episode, you'll get tips about car tweezers, grocery cart strategy, youtube fitness videos, and above all, cooking turkeys in bags. Call us, Reynolds Corporation! And stick around to hear how we got our Cracker Barrel breakfast comped in a Downton Abbey re-enactment. Recorded via Zoom in Berea, KY | Edited by Kelly Smith | Music composed and performed by Elly Green | Artwork by Jessica Holly

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What the? On this day dedicated to leadership.... David shares his harrowing tale of trying to extinguish his flame of desire for his guitar collection back home by going far and wide and being persistent, unrelenting, in his pursuit. Michelle calls it a true rock and roll moment. And while he is eventually vindicated, like with a boat, it is unlucky to not have a name for your axe - he struggles with this new task in the moment. Maybe someone can assist? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/red-kite-movement/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-kite-movement/support

Zits and the office.

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Michael: "Stop. Stop stop stop stop stop stop. This is not me. This is not my music." Darryl: "You're right, it's better than you! It's us! [sings] Dunder Mifflin." Fire up the karaoke machine, this week we're drafting music performed on the Office! We draft our favorite musical moments from the show, which make up some of the most iconic, funniest and most heartwarming scenes in the series. We cover everything from Andy's acapella to Kevin & the Zits to Scrantonicity and a whole lot more. Then we close with another classic round of trivia submitted by a listener. Indeed's doing something no other job site has done. Now with Indeed, businesses only pay for quality applications matching the sponsored job description. Visit Indeed.com/SCOTT to start hiring now. Support our show and become a member of Scott's Tots on Patreon! For only $5/month, Tots get ad-free episodes plus exclusive access to our monthly Mailbag episodes where we casually pick through every single message/question/comment we receive. We also have Season 2 of our Ted Lasso podcast Biscuits with the Boss available to our Patrons. On top of that, a portion of all show proceeds are donated every month to organizations that help fund education opportunities for minority students. Help us serve the mission that Michael Scott could not. You can also rep our show with some merch! Head over to mspcstore.com and get your hands on some nifty gifties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meg shines a modern light on the Tawana Brawley controversy. Jessica rides the 6 Train with Dr. Zizmor.

Fake Taxi cleaning, Mac and cheese reviews, and a new segment. This madness and more. — Recorded June 11, 2022 — Twitter: https://twitter.com/DudeChekThisOut TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dudecheckthisoutshow

"No, I'm not worried. Because this lie isn't for me, it's for Pam. And when she gets her body back and her confidence back… yes, I will tell her the truth. That I had feelings for a co-worker today that I haven't had in years. But in my defense, he was grabbing my crotch fairly aggressively at the time." We thought it might be fun to set Cathy up with someone. Do you have any ideas? This episode is all about Pam's Replacement from Season 8! We talk about the introduction of Cathy to the office and how the staff responds, as well as the warehouse musical stylings of Kevin and the Zits until Robert California shows up. And we make to mention all of the matchmaker tests, Midnight Ramblers, and long triangles that go into this episode. Then we head to the Conference Room for an Ordinary things segment before wrapping up with another round of trivia! Over twenty-nine thousand businesses already use NetSuite. Head to NetSuite.com/SCOTT for a special one-of-a-kind financing offer! Support our show and become a member of Scott's Tots on Patreon! For only $5/month, Tots get ad-free episodes plus exclusive access to our monthly Mailbag episodes where we casually pick through every single message/question/comment we receive. We also have Season 2 of our Ted Lasso podcast Biscuits with the Boss available to our Patrons. On top of that, a portion of all show proceeds are donated every month to organizations that help fund education opportunities for minority students. Help us serve the mission that Michael Scott could not. You can also rep our show with some merch! Head over to mspcstore.com and get your hands on some nifty gifties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the distinguished gentleman discuss doctors with kinks, the difference between the Top Gun and Bob's Burger's movies, popping our Mom's zits, our smelly holes, crashing weddings, bleeding on towels, and much much more.Check out our web site!www.thestepbrotherspodcast.comHead to our Youtube channel for video of the episodes! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMkrY_yhTALo3Jos8xLkWLQGo get your merch!www.thestepbrotherspodcast.com/merchMake sure you LIKE, RATE, COMMENT, and Subscribe!

Just another hour of nonsense that you didn't think you needed and that you actually do not need! This week I'm talking about all kinds of crap and starting off with the Celtics in the Finals and sadly, the Red Sox. Then I present the official Cookout/BBQ Rules for Adults; six hard and fast rules that should be followed by everyone. Afterward I get into IKEA and how they're literally just messing with everyone on Earth followed by this week's Three Gripes: Information, Pat Riley & Zits. Seriously, you don't need any of this but listening to it should make you feel just a bit better about yourself! Check it out. #TellYourFriends #TellYourMoms --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/complaintsandobservations/message

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My wonderful co-host Elyse Lawry of YourPeriodPT is BACK! Together we're answering some fun Q&A questions from HER Instagram followers, all about HA of course.Zits and acne with HA, what's the deal?How do I stop body checking?!How do I know if I'm eating enough?What were some good tools for OUR recovery?!Learn more about Elysehttps://instagram.com/yourperiodptJoin The HA Societyhttp://thehasociety.com/joinWork 1:1 with us to get your period backhttp://thehasociety.com/coachingLearn more about this showhttp://hapodcast.comFollow us on IGhttp://instagram.com/thehapodcasthttp://instagram.com/danisheriffFollow me on YouTubehttp://youtube.com/danisheriffThe Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hypothalamic-amenorrhea-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ever wondered what in the world you are supposed to do about a situation? Robin and Jill discuss things they never taught you in college but need to be added to the curriculum. Whether you are a new teacher or seasoned veteran, you'll enjoy these stories and ideas. FacebookInstagramTikTokPinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/listenteacherchatterSupport the show

How Superstitious Are You? The October 1988 quiz helps us figure it out, but not all of us are happy with our results. Then we play some of your most recent calls: what happened to someone who did sew bells on an outfit; how effective cortisone shots are on cystic acne; which pens are actually superior; and what is a Pam filter? We also share some of your most recent podcast reviews. Make yourself a root beer float and join us for our latest Slumber Party!QUICK LINKS

The more you pick at a zit, the uglier and nastier it gets, amirite?  Well, we're here to save the day.  In this short ‘n sweet solo episode, Nicole talks all about how to take the high road not just in your skincare but also in your relationships and shares a very personal, very real recent example. Press play to hear: how to influence friends in argumentsthe importance of stepping away for clarityusing your energy to create optimal results in your lifelots of laughs, drama, advice & moreAs always, we love to chat! Text us to join the BQE squad at: 917-540-7949 or email: team@bigqueenenergypod.com (for anything else!).Follow Nicole @nicolerosestillingsFollow BQE @bigqueenenergypodPs. We are launching the next group of Queens of Creation on Oct 12th!  Click here to apply to our fall mindset & manifestation mentorship.