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January 23, 2014#021: Did You Miss Godâ€™s Plan for Your Life? [Podcast]
Have you really screwed up at some point in your life and it’s left you wondering whether you “missed” God’s plan for life?
Maybe one of these applies to you:
Iâ€™ve been in prison.
I killed someone.
I had an abortion.
I abandoned my spouse
I abandoned my children
I committed adultery
I abused someone
I left the Church for decades
I became a drug addict
I was a Satanist
I was an atheist for years
I just canâ€™t stop looking at pornography
I didnâ€™t raise my children properly and theyâ€™re a mess now.
Listen, Iâ€™ve got great news for you. This podcast explains (from Sacred Scripture) the idea of God’s plan for your life as it relates to “grace upon grace.”
We also learn about Blessed Bartolo Longo – a priest of Satanism who rediscovered God’s plan for his life.
Blessed Bartolo Longo
Satanist turned Saint
Click to Listen:Â Did You Miss God’s Plan for Your Life?

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[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topicsÂ by clicking here for podcast archives.]
Proverb of the Week:
Sirach 14:14
Tip of the Week:
Recreation/Renovation time
Saint of the Week:
Blessed Bartolo Longo
Latin Word of the Week:
recreatus
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47 min
January 23, 2014 #021: Did You Miss God’s Plan for Your Life? [Podcast]
Have you really screwed up at some point in your life and it’s left you wondering whether you “missed” God’s plan for life?
Maybe one of these applies to you:

* I’ve been in prison.
* I killed someone.
* I had an abortion.
* I abandoned my spouse
* I abandoned my children
* I committed adultery
* I abused someone
* I left the Church for decades
* I became a drug addict
* I was a Satanist
* I was an atheist for years
* I just can’t stop looking at pornography
* I didn’t raise my children properly and they’re a mess now.

Listen, I’ve got great news for you. This podcast explains (from Sacred Scripture) the idea of God’s plan for your life as it relates to “grace upon grace.”
We also learn about Blessed Bartolo Longo – a priest of Satanism who rediscovered God’s plan for his life.
Click to Listen: Did You Miss God’s Plan for Your Life?
If audio player does not show up in your email or browser, click here to listen.
[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topics by clicking here for podcast archives.]
Proverb of the Week:

Sirach 14:14
Tip of the Week:

Recreation/Renovation time
Saint of the Week:

Blessed Bartolo Longo
Latin Word of the Week:

recreatus
Please Share Your Feedback

* Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 59,630 downloads!
* Please click here for an easy way to leave a question.
* A huge “THANK YOU” to all 105 (!) of you who wrote amazing 5-star reviews at iTunes.
* If you’re new, you can rate this podcast by clicking here and then “View in iTunes.” From there you can leave a review.
* I appreciate you for this!

46 min
January 15, 2014#020: When Prayer Becomes a Chore [Podcast]
I talk a lot about Mental Prayer, but personally I get bogged down and often it feels like a chore. A reader named Alex wrote me about when “prayer feels like a chore.” I can relate. Trust me.
In today’s podcast, I talk about my own struggles and give three suggestions to overcome the idea that prayer is a chore – something to merely check off the list.
Also, due to the overwhelming response – the old intro music is back!
I also talk about Saint Alexander and the death of the heretic Arius who died on the toilet (as depicted in the image below). You won’t want to miss that story. It’s in this podcast’s “Saint of the Week” feature.
Click to Listen:Â When Prayer Becomes a Chore

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Proverb of the Week:
Prov 15:29
Tip of the Week:
email subscriptions to blogs
Saint of the Week:
St Alexander of Constantinople (and the death of Arius on the toilet)
Latin Word of the Week:
precari
Please Share Your Feedback
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A huge “THANK YOU” to all 102 (!) of you who wrote amazingÂ 5-star reviews at iTunes.
If you’re new, you can rate this podcast byÂ clicking hereÂ and then “View in iTunes.”Â From there you can leave a review.
I appreciate you for this!
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36 min
January 08, 2014#019: 12 Attributes of a Baptized Christian [Podcast]
Last week we looked a “bitter Catholics” so this week are reminding ourselves of the great spiritual identity and dignity that we have in Christ.
We go through 12 profound attributes of the Christian given by God to us in Christ. Saint Paul is our guide as he leads us through his Epistle of Romans with reminders that we are “more than conquerors.”
I also tried out a new podcast theme song. Leave me a comment below about whether you like the change.
Your 12 Attributes as a Baptized Christian
Print these out and put them in your Bible. Use them when you feel discouraged or defeated. The theology of Saint Paul is “become what you already are in Christ.”
1. In Christ I reign in life (Rom. 5:17).
2. In Christ I walk in newness of life (Rom. 6:4).
3. In Christ I am alive unto God (Rom. 6:11).
4. In Christ I bring forth fruits unto God (Rom. 7:4).
5. In Christ I have no condemnation (Rom. 8:1).
6. In Christ I have been made free from the law of sin and death (Rom. 8:2).
7. In Christ I live by the law of the Spirit of life (Rom. 8:2).
8. In Christ I am a child of God (Rom. 8:16).
9. In Christ I am an heir of God andÂ a co-heir with Christ (Rom. 8:16-17).
10. In Christ I receive all things from God (Rom. 8:32).
11. In Christ I am more than a conqueror (Rom. 8:37).
12. In Christ nothing can separate me from the love of God (Rom. 8:38-39).
Click to Listen:Â Your 12 Attributes as a Baptized Christian

If audio player does not show up in your email or browser,Â click here to listen.
[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topicsÂ by clicking here for podcast archives.]
1) Proverb of the Week:
ProvÂ 4:23
2) Tip of the Week:
memorize Scripture
3) Latin Word of the Week:
confirmatio
Please Share Your Feedback
Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 42,887Â downloads!
Please click hereÂ for an easy way to leave a question.
A huge “THANK YOU” to all 97 (!) of you who wrote amazingÂ 5-star reviews at iTunes.
If you’re new, you can rate this podcast byÂ clicking hereÂ and then “View in iTunes.”Â From there you can leave a review.
I appreciate you for this!
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39 min
January 01, 2014Taylorâ€™s Goals for 2014
Here are my goals for 2014. I place them in a hierarchy. You may be shocked that I place myself (mind and body)Â before my wife and my children. This is counter-intuitive, but I have learned (the hard way) that if I am sick/tired/depressed/frustrated/discouraged I cannot serve my wife and children. Most books about goal-making will encourage you to do the same.
I think it comes down to Mark 12:30-31:
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God, with thy whole heart, and with thy whole soul, and with thy whole mind, and with thy whole strength. This is the first commandment.Â And the second is like to it: Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is no other commandment greater than these.
Notice that God is first. Then notice that you must love your neighbor as yourself. This implies that care is taken for selfÂ so that you can care for others. If I eat poorly, sleep only 2 hours, gain 15 pounds of fat for the sake of helping people, I’m going to be a wreck – they probably won’t want my help!
So it’s important to care for yourself so that your care even more for your family, friends, and vocation in life. Think of it like this, if a fireman doesn’t workout and train, he can’t save lives.
Taylor’s Goals for 2014
God
Mental Prayer daily – 20 minutes and work back to 30 minutes
3 chapters of Bible Reading 365 days per year
Daily Rosary (5 decades with family)
33 Day Consecration for Aug 15
Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe in February
Mind
Fortitude is the virtue that I will work on in 2014. Do one thing I don’t want to do, every day. (If you’re a Member of NSTI, please be sure to watch the two video classes on the 7 Virtues)
Cultivate the habit of positivity by saying something positive to everyone I converse with
Keep a tighter calendar, and schedule one hour daily for creative tasks
Body
Jog 5 days per week or 12 miles per week and log it inÂ ”MyFitnessPal”
Keep caloric intake below 2,000 daily by charting on “MyFitnessPal”
One daily bodily penance
Joy
Say I love you 3 times per day
Write her a weekly love note every Sunday
Date once per week (preferably on Thursday or Friday)
Seven Children
Do something special with each child every week (eg, read a book)
Have lunch with them at school every Wednesday
Travel less and limit my speaking to protect time with family
Work and Charity
Record and Produce 52 Podcasts – one per week, every Wednesday
Publish 3 blog posts per week (M,W,F) – 156 blog posts
Publish 2 books in paperback and Kindle – Thomas Aquinas in 50 Pages and God’s Birthday
Grow readership of taylormarshall.com from 130,000 unique monthly visitors to 260,000 by Dec 31
Expand NSTI from 20 nations to 40 nations
Launch certificate program for NSTI
Get to know the Captains of the Troops of Saint George
Continue to produce 90% of my content/writing for FREE.
There it is. Some of you may be thinking: “Dang! Why pile it on? Why not just accept what God wills?”
My answer: I straight up believe that’s not the biblical way to live. It’s not what I discover in the Proverbs.
I think we must pray every day and then pursue the goals that God reveals to us. That’s what my list is. We must prepare and plan. That’s how we turn 5 talents into 10 talents:
And he that had received the five talents coming, brought other five talents, saying: Lord, thou didst deliver to me five talents, behold I have gained other five over and above.Â His lord said to him: Well done, good and faithful servant, because thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will place thee over many things: enter thou into the joy of thy lord. (Mt 25:20-21)
God is giving you talents for 2014.
Don’t bury them!
Make a plan! Now!
I get a lot of things done and I do it with goals. It’s what Thomas Aquinas calls “teleology.” I call it “teleological living” (hey, that’s a book idea!).
Having Closure with Failed Goals
From past experience, I usually attain only 75% of my goals. I’d like to move that number up to 85% in 2014. That means that there are things on the list above that may not happen. I accept that. Still, I plan accordingly. I think keeping a better calendar will help bump that percentage up.
Part of making future goals is getting closure with past successful goals and past failed goals. It’s like doing your taxes. You look at how the year went. What you made. What you lost. You can never move forward if you don’t accept the past and then kiss it goodbye. If goals don’t get you excited, you’re doing it wrong.
More Resources for Goal Making
I’ve recently produced 2 podcasts on Making Goals. If you want my philosophy on goals, please check them out.
You’ll find them in Episode 16 (which is also about Our Lady of Guadalupe) and in Episode 18 (also about how failed goals can make us bitter and how to find closure with them).
You can subscribe to my podcast at iTunes by clicking here.Â The podcast has 94 positive 5 star reviews. You won’t be disappointed. Like almost everything that I write and create, it is FREE. I just want you to be blessed and grow in Christ.
Podcast Archive
#
Title
Released
018
A Podcast Against Bitter Catholics!
12/30/2013
017
Maryâ€™s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained
12/18/2013
016
Our Lady of Guadalupe and Saint Luke (Plus How to Set Goals)
12/11/2013
015
Total Consecration to Mary
12/04/2013
014
Whatâ€™s Your Apostolate?
11/27/2013
013
6 Items for the Liturgy of Your Life
11/20/2013
012
Why You Should Be More Creative
11/13/2013
011
Why Did They Stop Teaching Virtue?
11/06/2013
010
How Do Saints Hear Our Prayers?
10/30/2013
009
My Opinion of Martin Luther
10/23/2013
008
My Top 5 Daily Prayers
10/16/2013
007
Your Guardian Angel
10/03/2013
006
How You Can Convert 7 Billion People
09/25/2013
005
3 Strategies for a Marriage that Sings!
09/18/2013
004
4 Step Plan When Family Leave the Faith
09/12/2013
003
5 Tools for Deep Daily Prayer Life
09/04/2013
002
Three Tips to Increase Your Passion for Life
08/28/2013
001
How to Find a Spiritual Director
08/18/2013
Question: Tell me about your goals. I want to know what you hope to accomplish and how you plan for it. You can leave a comment by clicking here.
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39 min
January 01, 2014 Taylor’s Goals for 2014
Here are my goals for 2014. I place them in a hierarchy. You may be shocked that I place myself (mind and body) before my wife and my children. This is counter-intuitive, but I have learned (the hard way) that if I am sick/tired/depressed/frustrated/discouraged I cannot serve my wife and children. Most books about goal-making will encourage you to do the same.
I think it comes down to Mark 12:30-31:
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God, with thy whole heart, and with thy whole soul, and with thy whole mind, and with thy whole strength. This is the first commandment. And the second is like to it: Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is no other commandment greater than these.
Notice that God is first. Then notice that you must love your neighbor as yourself. This implies that care is taken for self so that you can care for others. If I eat poorly, sleep only 2 hours, gain 15 pounds of fat for the sake of helping people, I’m going to be a wreck – they probably won’t want my help!
So it’s important to care for yourself so that your care even more for your family, friends, and vocation in life. Think of it like this, if a fireman doesn’t workout and train, he can’t save lives.
Taylor’s Goals for 2014

* God

* Mental Prayer daily – 20 minutes and work back to 30 minutes
* 3 chapters of Bible Reading 365 days per year
* Daily Rosary (5 decades with family)
* 33 Day Consecration for Aug 15
* Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe in February

* Mind

* Fortitude is the virtue that I will work on in 2014. Do one thing I don’t want to do, every day. (If you’re a Member of NSTI, please be sure to watch the two video classes on the 7 Virtues)
* Cultivate the habit of positivity by saying something positive to everyone I converse with
* Keep a tighter calendar, and schedule one hour daily for creative tasks

* Body

* Jog 5 days per week or 12 miles per week and log it in “MyFitnessPal”
* Keep caloric intake below 2,000 daily by charting on “MyFitnessPal”
* One daily bodily penance

* Joy

* Say I love you 3 times per day
* Write her a weekly love note every Sunday
* Date once per week (preferably on Thursday or Friday)

* Seven Children

* Do something special with each child every week (eg, read a book)
* Have lunch with them at school every Wednesday
* Travel less and limit my speaking to protect time with family

* Work and Charity

* Record and Produce 52 Podcasts – one per week, every Wednesday
* Publish 3 blog posts per week (M,W,F) – 156 blog posts
* Publish 2 books in paperback and Kindle – Thomas Aquinas in 50 Pages and God’s Birthday
* Grow readership of taylormarshall.com from 130,000 unique monthly visitors to 260,000 by Dec 31
* Expand NSTI from 20 nations to 40 nations
* Launch certificate program for NSTI
* Get to know the Captains of the Troops of Saint George
* Continue to produce 90% of my content/writing for FREE.

There it is. Some of you may be thinking: “Dang! Why pile it on? Why not just accept what God wills?”
My answer: I straight up believe that’s not the biblical way to live. It’s not what I discover in the Proverbs.
I think we must pray every day and then pursue the goals that God reveals to us. That’s what my list is. We must prepare and plan. That’s how we turn 5 talents into 10 talents:
And he that had received the five talents coming, brought other five talents, saying: Lord, thou didst deliver to me five talents, behold I have gained other five over and above.
38 min
December 30, 2013#018: A Podcast Against Bitter Catholics! [Podcast]
I’ve been a bitter Catholic, in the past and I don’t want to be one anymore. Are you a “bitter Catholic”? Find out why you might be one and how you can overcome it in this week’s podcast.
I share personal stories and also give some advice for getting closure with 2013 before making goals for 2014.
Click to Listen:Â A Podcast Against Bitter Catholics!

If audio player does not show up in your email or browser,Â click here to listen.
[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topicsÂ by clicking here.]
1) Proverb of the Week:
ProvÂ 14:10
2) Tip of the Week:
Get closure with last year before you make goals for next year.
3) Featured Segment:
Against Bitter Catholics
4) Latin Word of the Week:
amaritudo
Please Share Your Feedback
Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 42,887Â downloads!
Please click hereÂ for an easy way to leave a question.
A huge “THANK YOU” to all 142 (!) of you who wrote amazingÂ 5-star reviews at iTunes.
If you’re new, you can rate this podcast byÂ clicking hereÂ and then “View in iTunes.”Â From there you can leave a review.
I appreciate you for this!
Podcast Archive
#
Title
Released
026
Thoughts on My Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe
02/26/2014
025
Why is the Catholic Church Roman?
02/19/2014
024
The Seven Lies We Believe About Our Failures
02/11/2014
023
How to Restart Your Mental Computer
02/06/2014
022
Top Five Productivity Tips from Thomas Aquinas
01/29/2014
021
Did You Miss Godâ€™s Plan for Your Life?
01/23/2014
020
When Prayer Becomes a Chore
01/15/2014
019
12 Attributes of a Baptized Christian
01/08/2014
018
A Podcast Against Bitter Catholics!
12/30/2013
017
Maryâ€™s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained
12/18/2013
016
Our Lady of Guadalupe and Saint Luke (Plus How to Set Goals)
12/11/2013
015
Total Consecration to Mary
12/04/2013
014
Whatâ€™s Your Apostolate?
11/27/2013
013
6 Items for the Liturgy of Your Life
11/20/2013
012
Why You Should Be More Creative
11/13/2013
011
Why Did They Stop Teaching Virtue?
11/06/2013
010
How Do Saints Hear Our Prayers?
10/30/2013
009
My Opinion of Martin Luther
10/23/2013
008
My Top 5 Daily Prayers
10/16/2013
007
Your Guardian Angel
10/03/2013
006
How You Can Convert 7 Billion People
09/25/2013
005
3 Strategies for a Marriage that Sings!
09/18/2013
004
4 Step Plan When Family Leave the Faith
09/12/2013
003
5 Tools for Deep Daily Prayer Life
09/04/2013
002
Three Tips to Increase Your Passion for Life
08/28/2013
001
How to Find a Spiritual Director
08/18/2013
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39 min
December 18, 2013#017: Maryâ€™s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained [Podcast]
Do you believed that Mary experienced a painless delivery of Christ? Did you know that the Catholic Church officially teaches that Mary experienced no pain in giving birth to our Lord Jesus Christ on Christmas?
Find out more in today’s podcast, plus get your Tip of the week, Proverb of the week, and Latin word of the week.
Click to Listen:Â Mary’s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained

If audio player does not show up in your email or browser,Â click here to listen.
[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topicsÂ by clicking here.]
1) Proverb of the Week:
ProvÂ 14:23
2) Tip of the Week:
Batching
3) Featured Segment:
Mary’s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained
Recommended book:
4) Latin Word of the Week:
comprehensio
Please Share Your Feedback
Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 38,636Â downloads!
Please click hereÂ for an easy way to leave a question.
A huge “THANK YOU” to all 91 (!) of you who wrote amazingÂ 5-star reviews at iTunes.
If you’re new, you can rate this podcast byÂ clicking hereÂ and then “View in iTunes.”Â From there you can leave a review.
I appreciate you for this!
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25 min
December 18, 2013 #017: Mary’s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained [Podcast]
Do you believed that Mary experienced a painless delivery of Christ? Did you know that the Catholic Church officially teaches that Mary experienced no pain in giving birth to our Lord Jesus Christ on Christmas?
Find out more in today’s podcast, plus get your Tip of the week, Proverb of the week, and Latin word of the week.

Click to Listen: Mary’s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained
If audio player does not show up in your email or browser, click here to listen.
[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topics by clicking here.]
1) Proverb of the Week:

Prov 14:23
2) Tip of the Week:

Batching
3) Featured Segment:

Mary’s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained
Recommended book:

4) Latin Word of the Week:

comprehensio
Please Share Your Feedback

* Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 38,636 downloads!
* Please click here for an easy way to leave a question.
* A huge “THANK YOU” to all 91 (!) of you who wrote amazing 5-star reviews at iTunes.
* If you’re new, you can rate this podcast by clicking here and then “View in iTunes.” From there you can leave a review.
* I appreciate you for this!

24 min
December 11, 2013#016: Our Lady of Guadalupe and Saint Luke (Plus How to Set Goals) [Podcast]
Do you have a hard time keeping your New Year’s Resolutions? If so, this week’s podcast is just for you.
Plus we look at the Backstory of the Our Lady of Guadalupe – going all the way back to Saint Luke the Evangelist.
Click to Listen:Â Our Lady of Guadalupe

If audio player does not show up in your email or browser,Â click here to listen.
[Visit the Taylor Marshall Podcast ARCHIVE to explore other topics by clicking here.]
1) Proverb of the Week:
Prov 13:12
2) Tip of the Week:
Secret to Setting Goals that Stick
3) Featured Segment:
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Recommended book: Paul Badde’s Maria of Guadalupe:
4) Latin Word of the Week:
domina
Please Share Your Feedback
Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 32,001 downloads!
Please click hereÂ for an easy way to leave a question.
A huge “THANK YOU” to all 90 (!) of you who wrote amazingÂ 5-star reviews at iTunes.
If you’re new, you can rate this podcast byÂ clicking hereÂ and then “View in iTunes.”Â From there you can leave a review.
I appreciate you for this!
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39 min

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