In this third instillation with reverand Clay Myatt we continue discussing the book of John. We explore how John continually is pointing out important numbers in his story and how light and dark act as both theological and physical manifestations.

Man our Lord is good!

In this episode we continue the conversation with reverand Clay Myatt. This week we begin to dive into the book of John and explore how a routine of scripture and nature can help keep you detached from the addictions of modernity and return to divinity. In the back end of the episode we explore the contagious nature of empathy and it's inexplicable entanglement in face to face interactions and the abscence of such in the digital space.

My wife and I have been away on holiday for almost a month now in New Zealand and thus I haven't had the chance to record any PSRs for some time. Today I had a brief opportunity to reflect and record on experiences while we've been here.

Reverand Clay Myatt is a pastor for King's Cross church in Cleveland Ohio. In this episode Clay discusses his journey to a life of service in the name of God. Later we discuss the long term consequences of short cuts in life, the power in struggling to attain success, what it may mean to have to "be like a child" to enter into the kingdom and our obligation to be fruitful in our trials and tribulations.

In this final episode with Tom Guhr we discuss brain computer interfaces and their impending implications for humanity and how we can see the huberus in the way of thinking that the Kings had in 2 Chronicles and how those today think with elective cyborgization of people. We conclude discussing the recent UAP video released at the House oversight committee, Surviving Death and Ancient Apocolypse and how they all point to so much more than the materialist have led us to believe and the implications this should have on our individual perceived purpose in life.

In this 3rd of 4 part conversation with Tom Guhr we discuss the love of a parent and their desire to be with their children throughtout their life, the joy a family brings and how it seems so much of societal strains seem to constantly keep us from each other and finally we discuss the scary reality of AI being utilized by so many these days for romantic interests and to give spiritual guidance.

We continue our conversation with Tom Guhr this week discussing how important time for reflection after these readings has been for the personal revelations they have provided in our own lives. We discuss our interpretation of the general theme of 2 Chronicles, discuss the vineyard parable and it's analogy to 2 Chronicles and the importance of wise counsel. In the back half of the episode we revist parenting challenges when it comes to financial, social and family constraints, the importance of time and the relative meaninglessness of money.

AUdio diary post ER shifts

Tom Guhr is a hospital administrator for a critical access hospital in the Ozarks. This month with Tom we utilize 2 Chronicles to discuss many a subjects. Tom and I discuss many of his life changing moments as a man, husband and parent. How difficult, but rewarding parenting can be and how inevitably parents often imprint onto their children. Later we discuss daily routines and their importance in redirecting us to our higher purpose and how his daily reading just happened to be a 2 chronicles passage on the day of this recording :-)