Summary

In this episode, Benjamin Lee explores the concept of habits, drawing insights from the book 'Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens' and his personal experiences. He emphasizes the importance of both good and bad habits in shaping our lives, discussing how they affect our spiritual, physical, and financial well-being. The conversation also highlights the need for self-evaluation of daily habits and the impact of family discussions on personal growth.

Chapters

00:00 The Power of Habit

02:44 Personal and Public Victories through Habits

04:40 The Impact of Habits on Life

06:54 Spiritual Habits and Disciplines

08:52 Evaluating and Improving Daily Habits

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In this sermon, we walk through 1 and 2 Peter. The apostle provides for a master class concerning God's grace, how we're saved by God's grace, the Joy of God's grace, how to stand in God's grace, and remembering God's grace.

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In this sermon, I spoke to the congregation about the wonderful opportunity we have with visitors who worship with us this week.

There is a particular kind of attitude we are to have as we approach God in worship.

There is a particular kind of attitude we are also to have toward those who are visiting.

We want our visitors to know some things about who we are and what we believe.

The Book of Psalms provide a great amount of detail concerning Jesus, His life, His nature, His work, Death, Burial, Resurrection, and Ascension into heaven.

This study walks us through some of these Psalms.

Marriage is a blessing and gift from the Lord. It can be like a long cross country trip. There are often potholes, wrong turns, tire blowouts, and more that can happen. We can get lost and make the wrong turns if not careful.

God's word must be our GPS. In this lesson, we look at 8 thoughts/actions we can take when we find that we need to start over in our marriages.

Let's listen to God's word!

John Lumgair was one of the original founders of Quirky Motion (an ideas based video production company located in London). He has been involved in the production and direction of numerous projects from Music Videos to campaign videos, as well as a number of short film projects.

He has also worked as 2D animator, compositor, matte painter and illustrator. His work has been used by Broadcasters, ThinkTanks, Record Labels, and Charities. 
He loves coming up with visual ideas, finding beautiful ways to tell stories and generally having fun and being a bit silly.

John and the team are launching an animated sitcom on Kickstarter later this year. You can check out the concept at http://JazzCow.co.uk The story revolves around a group of misfits led by a Jazz-playing Cow, who leads a resistance movement to algorithms.

You can find him at https://quirkymotion.com/project/quirky-motion-visual-effects

Summary:

In this episode we talk about animation, well-being, the impact of social media, John's new project the Jazz-Cow and you can support it, books, and more.

David is a retired United States Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant with over 30 years of service. He is the CEO of MAX FAB Consulting where they focus on veteran transition and leadership.

It was with his own difficulty with transition, addiction, and PTSD that sparked him to create a better path for those after him. As David says, "Many veterans, including myself, have struggled with moral injury and the mental anguish that can come if not addressed."

Summary

Dave shares his upbringing on a farm, the qualities he learned growing up, and how it led him to join the Air Force. He discusses the challenges of military life, the impact of PTSD and moral injury, and the importance of seeking help and support. Dave emphasizes the need to shift from a victim mentality to taking ownership of one's struggles and seeking professional counseling. He also highlights the significance of open communication and building a support network. Dave Nordel shares his experiences and insights on leadership, vulnerability, and the importance of closing the gap in assumptions and bias. He emphasizes the need for leaders to have the courage to challenge their own perceptions and listen to others' perspectives. Nordel also discusses the concept of maximum fabulousness and how it can be applied to leadership. He highlights the importance of understanding and leveraging the unique skills and experiences that veterans bring to the table. Nordel's consulting company, Max Fab Consulting, focuses on helping organizations navigate the veteran transition process.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Thanking Dave for His Service

02:00 Dave's Journey: From Farm Life to the Air Force

09:11 Understanding PTSD and Moral Injury

16:11 Moving from Victim Mentality to Ownership

23:16 The Power of Education and Seeking Help

26:31 Overcoming Challenges and the Importance of Communication

30:49 Closing the 25 Yard Gap

32:37 Challenging Assumptions and Bias

36:02 The Power of Vulnerability in Leadership

44:41 Leadership: A Squishy and Non-Linear Journey

51:32 Supporting Veterans in Transition

You can find David at the website below.

https://maxfabconsulting.com/dave-nordel-founder/

https://getvetready.org/ You can donate here to help veterans.

In this study from God's word, we look at the Who, What, When, Where, How, and Why when it comes to church discipline.

I'm excited to share my discussion with Coach Terrence Brown Jr. Coach Terrence is the Defensive Backs Coach at the University of Cal. Here is information about his playing and coaching career.

Coached Patrick McMorris who was selected in the sixth

In 2022 I coached, Daniel Scott a fifth-round selection

At Washington, I coached a pair of 2021 first-team

At Vanderbilt, I coached second-team All-Southeastern Conference selection Joejuan Williams in 2018 when Williams led all SEC cornerbacks in interceptions (4), while also pacing all of the league's players in pass breakups (14) and passes defended (18) before he was

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

03:02 Early Years and Introduction to Football

08:42 Earning a Scholarship and Playing at Stanford

16:29 Playing Cornerback and the Rise of Stanford Football

19:34 Handling Pressure and Staying in the Moment

28:44 Preparation, Focus, and Confidence

32:18 The Importance of Film Study in Football

36:42 Showing Grace and Building Confidence in Players

45:53 Faith and Purpose in the Journey of Becoming a Coach

50:48 Developing Discipline, Respect, and Hard Work

57:26 The Power of Vulnerability and Growth

01:00:42 Everything Works Together for the Good

Summary

In this episode, Benjamin talks about God, Creation, Science, and the Bible!

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