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 Bible study reflection solo or with friends is an inspirational segment for Johnathan as a result of getting together for bible study with friends Erik and Jennifer and still having more to say. Thus far, the segment is about unpacking different passages of scripture read in bible study and feeling the need to explore it even more deeply. This week on the segment Johnathan takes the time to introduce something he applies when reading scripture. That is the idea of letting Scripture interpret itself. Rather being philosophical he allows the Word to speak for itself and defend itself. Tune in to see an example of that and decide if you agree with the method. The passage is Psalms 86:5.

In today's podcast, Craig Jeffery sits down with Vikas Shah from LSQ for a discussion on the pressing need for companies to focus on driving cost savings and improving liquidity. Vikas shares specific examples of how businesses are finding cost savings and adding scalability, along with a look into key market challenges such as increased demand, credit deterioration, and the importance of process efficiency.

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How do you talk to yourself? 

What you say to yourself matters! And what you say in front of your children matters even more.

The thoughts you have about yourself can make a tremendous difference in how your life evolves.

If negative self-talk is your default, then this is a must-listen episode.  And if positive self-talk is easy for you, then tune in to learn how you can become more intentional and create a better life for yourself and your family.

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Are you raising grateful children?

Have you created a habit of gratitude in your life?

In this episode, you'll get ideas about how to make gratitude a habit and how to help your children become more grateful, too.

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This episode has been updated, but the main content was recorded in November 2020.

"In A(i) Nutshell" delves deep into the everyday applications of generative AI, especially in the marketing realm. Hosted by Andrew Davis and Chris Branch, this episode unveils how big brands, like Cadbury's and IBM, are leveraging AI-driven audio to create innovative campaigns. From personalising birthday songs to dynamically generating sports commentary, the duo discusses these real-world examples, highlighting the potential and challenges of this burgeoning technology. Whether you're a marketer, tech enthusiast, or simply curious, join the conversation as we dissect AI's emerging role in shaping brand narratives.

Welcome to another episode of "Real Estate Jerky," the podcast where we explore all things related to the world of real estate. I'm your host, Ed Parcaut, joined by my co-host, Mike Kelly. Today, we have an informative episode in store for you, covering topics from the misconceptions surrounding the two-year employment requirement to the importance of understanding different types of property ownership. 

In this episode, we delve into the world of escrow and title companies, shedding light on the fact that they are beyond our control and discussing a recent case where a refinance took an unexpected turn due to a technical error. Additionally, we touch on the significance of addressing property ownership during a divorce and the consequences of not doing so. 

But that's not all - we also address the impact of government decisions on the real estate industry, discussing the current high demand for properties and the scarcity of inventory. We provide valuable insights for realtors on how to find hidden gems in the market by exploring expired listings, canceled listings, and properties that didn't sell in the past. 

Moreover, we tackle the topic of proof of income when applying for a mortgage, emphasizing its importance in today's lending landscape. And as always, we encourage you, our listeners, to reach out with any questions, comments, or topics you'd like us to cover on future episodes. 

So sit back, relax, and join us on this insightful journey as we explore the world of real estate and provide you with the knowledge you need to navigate the industry successfully. Let's dive into another episode of "Real Estate Jerky" on Power Talk, 1360 Kfiv! GetEdsBook.com

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In this episode, Arnie and Fred discuss our example that everyone sees as we live our lives. We look at what does the Bible say about this. We begin by noting what Paul said to the Christians in Corinth. Of particular interest, is the fact that they formerly had been worshippers of idols. He has a long discussion with them on the issue of eating meat that was offered to the pagan deities and whether there was a problem in doing so. We next note the effects the examples of others have on individuals. Sometimes good, sometimes bad. We then focus in on how my example may affect other people, even my mate. Take a little over 30-minutes to follow our discussion. Have your Bible handy so you can verify what we are saying. There is a transcript of this Buzzsprout episode for your convenience.

In this episode, I talk about being good examples, being a light to others, and other fantastic stuff.  Please head over to @comefollowmeforus on Instagram for daily updates and new content.

Emily and Mike Morgan stop by to discuss their experience as grandparents AND podcasters. This is a first for The Cool Grandpa Podcast in that we simultaneously have a grandmother and a grandfather on the show.

Emily and Mike discuss their reactions to learning that they would become grandparents. We also talk about their different grandparenting styles and how they offer value and balance to their grandchildren. As the discussion progresses, we learn how Mike and Emily found their way into radio and eventually podcasting.

Mike and Emily share how The Grand Life podcast has changed and developed over the years, including the inspiration for the current format of the podcast. This is a fun conversation with an interesting and engaging set of grandparents. You will have a blast joining in and listening to this fun conversation.

After you have listened to this episode, remember to like and subscribe to the show if you haven't already. Please share this podcast with three friends that would enjoy learning about this role of being a grandparent. Sharing is the best way to help me spread the word about the importance of grandfathers in the lives of their grandchildren and families.

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Today we talk about childhood stories, and why you need to share parts of your childhood with your significant other. This is important so they can understand where you have come from and why you are the way you are.  These stories tie together not just the two of you, but also the other important family members in your lives. Often during childhood, children can experience trauma. This trauma can effect relationships through adulthood. We talk about the ACES test, (americanspcc.org) and how your score can effect your health and life as an adult. We talk about breaking the chain of abuse, and how as an adult you and only you determine your future. Relationships can be challenging, but you can lessen the challenge by having these important conversations while dating. Communication is key. We think as we touch on these subjects you may have children come to your mind that you may be concerned about. If you see something, say something. If you are concerned about someone, please call 1 (800) 4-A-CHILD. If you hear something on this episode that you feel could help another, please SHARE. Again, please SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW. Thank you for listening, we love you all.