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The Glitch That Keeps On Giving
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The Bible in Contemporary Language
It was mentioned as a book that Peter sent wrote, and it was used to show that adolescence is a gift that helps us from stagnating.
I read a book by Peter sent a wrote the message Bible he's in heaven now he said that adolescence is the gift to the middle-aged man to keep us from stagnating because when we are forced to confront w...
— Episode: This Is What A Miracle Feels Like
It was mentioned as a book that Peter sent wrote, and it was used to show that adolescence is a gift that helps us from stagnating.
I read a book by Peter sent a wrote the message Bible he's in heaven now he said that adolescence is the gift to the middle-aged man to keep us from stagnating because when we are forced to confront what we never grew through in our children it keeps us from lying down and dying in the state that we're in
The comic strip 'Calvin and Hobbes' was mentioned as a point of reference for the concept of thought bubbles, particularly how some things are best kept private.
I'm thinking of the old cartoons. I'm thinking of Calvin and Hobbes specifically.
— Episode: Thought Bubbles
The comic strip 'Calvin and Hobbes' was mentioned as a point of reference for the concept of thought bubbles, particularly how some things are best kept private.
I'm thinking of the old cartoons. I'm thinking of Calvin and Hobbes specifically.
C.S. Lewis's book was referenced as a source for the idea that sometimes we don't get the answer we want, but a 'no answer' from God, and that it's not uncompassionate, but rather a sign that we need to see through a more blurry lens.
C.S. Lewis says sometimes we don't get the answer that we're so desperate for. We get more of a no answer.
— Episode: The Gift Of Grief (Lisa Harper)
C.S. Lewis's book was referenced as a source for the idea that sometimes we don't get the answer we want, but a 'no answer' from God, and that it's not uncompassionate, but rather a sign that we need to see through a more blurry lens.
C.S. Lewis says sometimes we don't get the answer that we're so desperate for. We get more of a no answer.
He said, but it's not uncompassionate as if God is saying peace child. You don't understand this because we see through the lens, you know, kind of blurry. And so it's your fault.
The Gospel of Luke
This book was mentioned in relation to Jesus's words that whoever wants to be his disciple must deny themselves, pick up their cross daily and follow him, relating to the idea of denying the Simon part of oneself.
Here's our assignment in Luke 9.23.
— Episode: Between Two Extremes (Larry Brey)
This book was mentioned in relation to Jesus's words that whoever wants to be his disciple must deny themselves, pick up their cross daily and follow him, relating to the idea of denying the Simon part of oneself.
Here's our assignment in Luke 9.23.
The Definitive Plan to Transform Your Health, Habits, and Relationship with Food
The speaker compared the book of Leviticus to the Whole30 book, noting its detailed dietary restrictions.
the book of Leviticus at points reads more like a Whole30 book than it does like a Scripture verse because all the dietary restrictions are there.
— Episode: Danger In The Distance
The speaker compared the book of Leviticus to the Whole30 book, noting its detailed dietary restrictions.
the book of Leviticus at points reads more like a Whole30 book than it does like a Scripture verse because all the dietary restrictions are there.
The Life-Changing Hack That Millions of People Cant Stop Talking About
He mentioned the book in passing, noting that he had not read it but liked the title.
I read about a book Mel Robbins wrote called The Let Them Theory. I didn't read the book, but I liked the title.
— Episode: Don't Let The Attack Distract You
He mentioned the book in passing, noting that he had not read it but liked the title.
I read about a book Mel Robbins wrote called The Let Them Theory. I didn't read the book, but I liked the title.
It was discussed in the context of Apostle Paul, who potentially wrote 13 or 14 books in the New Testament.
So when I say to you in a chapter that includes the salvation of the guy who wrote 13 books of the New Testament, if in fact he didn't write Hebrews, and if he did, it's 14. If he didn't, it's 13.
— Episode: A Holding Pattern (Levi Lusko)
It was discussed in the context of Apostle Paul, who potentially wrote 13 or 14 books in the New Testament.
So when I say to you in a chapter that includes the salvation of the guy who wrote 13 books of the New Testament, if in fact he didn't write Hebrews, and if he did, it's 14. If he didn't, it's 13.
Discover How to Move On, Make Peace with Painful Memories, and Create a Life That’s Beautiful Again
The speaker mentioned "Forgiving What You Can't Forget" by Lysa TerKeurst as her own book, which deals with the concept of forgiveness and the healing that comes from it. She highlighted how forgiveness is a process and that we can forgive for the facts of what happened, even if we haven't fully healed from the impact.
In "Forgiving What You Can't Forget," Lysa TerKeurst shares how to stop reducing your life down to the limitations of living hurt and move toward the freedom found only through forgiv...
— Episode: Forgiving What You Can’t Forget (Lysa Te...
The speaker mentioned "Forgiving What You Can't Forget" by Lysa TerKeurst as her own book, which deals with the concept of forgiveness and the healing that comes from it. She highlighted how forgiveness is a process and that we can forgive for the facts of what happened, even if we haven't fully healed from the impact.
In "Forgiving What You Can't Forget," Lysa TerKeurst shares how to stop reducing your life down to the limitations of living hurt and move toward the freedom found only through forgiveness.
And so, I'm gonna ask you right now to pray with me for the forgiveness that you're gonna get. God, you're playing a part in continuing from the day you were born. exactly what God's word says about forgiveness.
And so I started doing these things called rebellious acts of resilience. And what a rebellious act of resilience.
But what a rebellious act of forgiveness is is for me to start listening to the I can'ts and I don'ts in my vocabulary.
So you must make the decision that their offense will not define you or confine you by the smallness of bitterness.
Dropping the Act and Finding True Intimacy
The book discusses the fear of and challenges to intimacy, through the lens of the author's personal struggles.
I loved the book Scary Close.
— Episode: Breaking Bad Relational Patterns (Donald...
The book discusses the fear of and challenges to intimacy, through the lens of the author's personal struggles.
I loved the book Scary Close.
In fact, I read this book two times.
The second time reading it, it was just as powerful as the first time.
And I thought it would be cool for us to talk about some of the things that you said in the book that resonated so deeply with me about intimacy.
Well, the book is about intimacy. It's about the fear of and overcoming the fear of and the challenges to have intimacy.
The speaker jokingly said that the devil was not there to help edit the book 'Get Under My Feet'.
You are not here to help me edit Get Under My Feet.
— Episode: Cutting Room
The speaker jokingly said that the devil was not there to help edit the book 'Get Under My Feet'.
You are not here to help me edit Get Under My Feet.
You're not the director. You're not the author.
You are not financing this screenplay. You didn't make me. You didn't create me.
You didn't die for me, and you don't get to drive me crazy. Get your scissors out my spirit.
Get your scissors out of this room. Get your scissors out of my mind.
Discovering the Plans God Has for You
The speaker recounted an encounter in a bookstore where he met a woman named Bianca who was struggling with faith and seeking a sign from God. The speaker recommended a book by Joyce Meyer, hoping it would provide comfort and guidance. The speaker also gifted the book to Bianca.
I thought it was real funny because I bought her a Joyce Meyer book and signed it, Stephen Furtick.
— Episode: Page Turner
The speaker recounted an encounter in a bookstore where he met a woman named Bianca who was struggling with faith and seeking a sign from God. The speaker recommended a book by Joyce Meyer, hoping it would provide comfort and guidance. The speaker also gifted the book to Bianca.
I thought it was real funny because I bought her a Joyce Meyer book and signed it, Stephen Furtick.
The speaker mentioned his father reading this book to learn how to coach Little League Baseball, as times have changed in terms of coaching standards.
He went to the library and checked out a book.
— Episode: The Limp Won’t Make You Late
The speaker mentioned his father reading this book to learn how to coach Little League Baseball, as times have changed in terms of coaching standards.
He went to the library and checked out a book.
I used to see him reading the book How to Coach Little League Baseball.
Essential CBT Skills and Self-Care Practices to Overcome Anxiety and Stress
It was a book about anxiety and teens and the speaker mentioned a line in the book that said the best thing that you can do for your child's anxiety is handle your own.
I was reading this book about anxiety and teens. Of course, I was and I don't know if you ever read parenting books to all the parents out there. I don't recommend them. I hate them because every time...
— Episode: The God Of Answers (Holly Furtick)
It was a book about anxiety and teens and the speaker mentioned a line in the book that said the best thing that you can do for your child's anxiety is handle your own.
I was reading this book about anxiety and teens. Of course, I was and I don't know if you ever read parenting books to all the parents out there. I don't recommend them. I hate them because every time I read them I I get overwhelmed and I feel like oh I did I did it after me. I have screwed up my kids. It's too late and I I don't know it's too late for me.
I shouldn't even be reading but this book actually had a line that really helped me. It said this the best thing that you can do for your child's anxiety is handle your own.
From Trauma to Triumph
This book focuses on the journey from trauma to triumph and encourages people to overcome the damage they've experienced, suggesting that God can use it for good.
This week I released a brand new book called Damage But Not Destroyed.
— Episode: What Can God Do With Damage? (Michael To...
This book focuses on the journey from trauma to triumph and encourages people to overcome the damage they've experienced, suggesting that God can use it for good.
This week I released a brand new book called Damage But Not Destroyed.
The reason I tell you this is because I wanted people to understand the journey of going from trauma to triumph.
The speaker mentioned this book alongside the book of Revelation, suggesting that after completing the 10 verses of 1 Peter 2, listeners could come back and ask about these books.
I don't know what the Lord wants me to do first Peter 2 1 just told you when you get those five then come back and then ask me about The Book of Daniel in the book of Revelations.
— Episode: Built Different
The speaker mentioned this book alongside the book of Revelation, suggesting that after completing the 10 verses of 1 Peter 2, listeners could come back and ask about these books.
I don't know what the Lord wants me to do first Peter 2 1 just told you when you get those five then come back and then ask me about The Book of Daniel in the book of Revelations.
The author of 'The Hobbit' and 'Lord of the Rings' was mentioned, with a quote about gradual growth and long journeys, illustrating the concept of faith's progression.
He says, little by little one travels far.
— Episode: Little By Little (Rich Wilkerson Jr.)
The author of 'The Hobbit' and 'Lord of the Rings' was mentioned, with a quote about gradual growth and long journeys, illustrating the concept of faith's progression.
He says, little by little one travels far.
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It was described as a book that creates expectations about parenthood, but the speaker found it to be disappointing and wanted a refund.
That book sucks. I want my money back
— Episode: Expiration Date
It was described as a book that creates expectations about parenthood, but the speaker found it to be disappointing and wanted a refund.
That book sucks. I want my money back
Loving Others Without Losing the Best of Who You Are
Lysa TerKeurst's newest book, "Good Boundaries and Goodbyes," was discussed as a relevant topic for the episode, focusing on the importance of setting boundaries in relationships without losing oneself.
She just released her newest book called Good Boundaries and Goodbyes.
— Episode: Boundaries: It’s Time To Stop Dancing Wi...
Lysa TerKeurst's newest book, "Good Boundaries and Goodbyes," was discussed as a relevant topic for the episode, focusing on the importance of setting boundaries in relationships without losing oneself.
She just released her newest book called Good Boundaries and Goodbyes.
More Lessons from Less-Than-Perfect-Woman
The sermon focused on lessons from a season of 'less' and how to find purpose and confidence in God, despite setbacks and disappointments, using Wade Joye's book as a guide.
I know I just read a scripture about more, but today I want to preach on the topic lessons from less.
— Episode: Lessons From Less (Wade Joye)
The sermon focused on lessons from a season of 'less' and how to find purpose and confidence in God, despite setbacks and disappointments, using Wade Joye's book as a guide.
I know I just read a scripture about more, but today I want to preach on the topic lessons from less.
So if you're not seeing what you expected immeasurably more to look like in your life right now,
So how could Paul still write about God doing more?
See, Paul was writing this letter either to the church in Ephesus or to several churches in that area.
So when you put your faith in Jesus, you're saved by grace through faith in a moment, but it takes a lifetime for the Holy Spirit to work out the reality of what he wants to do in your heart.
Harness Your Gifts, Find Your Purpose, and Unleash Your Personal Genius
It was described as a step-by-step guide to help people realize their hidden potential and purpose, having been based on the speaker's own journey.
I've got a book coming out. Come on now. It's called Stop Waiting for Permission. And I'm asking, man, grab that book. It will change your life.
— Episode: I Wasn’t Left, I Lingered (Stephen Chand...
It was described as a step-by-step guide to help people realize their hidden potential and purpose, having been based on the speaker's own journey.
I've got a book coming out. Come on now. It's called Stop Waiting for Permission. And I'm asking, man, grab that book. It will change your life.
And that book literally is a step-by-step guide. It really is what God, the journey God took me on of just thinking that I'm kind of a nobody and invisible in all this, and then realizing that there's so much that God has placed inside of me.
So you could preorder that wherever books are sold.
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