Famed Actor, The Rock, says "You're not tired; You're uninspired." And I think there's a lot of truth in that for many who have allowed their once-fiery leadership embers to cool.
This episode of FREDTalks explores the ruse of success, some of the reasons for leaders going into autopilot, and where to go from here. Listen-- and if you like it, share it!
Albert Einstein said that "Imagination is more important than knowledge." But how do we expand our thinking in this way? How do we unleash imagination in order to make our minds perform at their highest capacity? Learn 7 ways to cultivate a powerful imagination in this episode of FREDTalks.
In this episode of FREDTalks, we enter into the field of Leadership and explore the need for today's leaders to present themselves as convictional people. A great part of this has to do with having moral courage to lead. To do that, one has to have a backbone. This episode will explore how to "Grow a Backbone" and, as a part of that, avoiding the common problem of becoming emotionally crippled and incapable of leading at a high level.
How We Should Think About Technology as Higher Christian Educators
Professors have lots of opinions about the use of technology. Some good. Some bad. But here we are, in the thick of the Digital Revolution. What is a balanced way to think about technology so we can avoid its negatives and take advantage of its positives? Find out on this episode of FREDTalks podcast.
Christian Teaching and the Use of Educational Technology
Christian teachers and college professors have a tremendous responsibility to prepare men and women for life. In what ways can educational technology play a role and help equip today's young adults to make an impact and to meet their potential?
Find out more in this episode of FREDTalks podcast.
How the Digital Age is Impacting Christian Higher Education
The age of technology has changed everything. But in what ways is our world different? How have we as individuals been changed? What challenges do we face and how should Christian educators in higher education respond?
The development of the Computer Age and then the Digital Age took the world by storm. We are still reeling from its effects.
Learn how technology has and continues to make an impact on higher education in this episode of FREDTalks Podcast.
One of the most commonly-used forms of instruction in academic classrooms is the lecture. Loved by some, hated by others, it's been a part of the educator's toolbox for hundreds of years, and that isn't likely to change soon.
And, for that matter, there is nothing wrong with lecturing-- particularly if one is a good lecturer and assuming it's not overused to the point that learners disengage from the educational process.
So whether a professor uses lecture seldomly or frequently, when he or she does-- it is important that the lecture is educationally potent and pedagogically powerful. To achieve that, listen to this podcast episode and learn more about the secrets of better lecturing, in hopes that you will connect with the elusive "teaching moment"-- where students are forever changed by the impact of an effective teacher.
The Difference Between Teaching at a Church and at a College is real, but sometimes Christian Educators miss it. Christian Education occurs in both church settings and college or seminary settings, but the roles and responsibilities of a Pastor are different form those of a Professor. And the goals of a church are different than the goals of a college or institution of higher learning. Learn what those are and how to teach in both venues with excellence.
In this podcast episode, join Dr. Freddy Cardoza as the addresses how to come to terms with the two different extremes of academic classrooms a professor will face: The Motivated Classroom and the Meme Classroom.
In academic situations, one of these is the "ideal" classroom-- and for some profs, the other is the "real" classroom. These two scenarios will be described in detail and tips will be given regarding how the professor should approach teaching these two extremes, in order to become the best professor one can be.
In this episode, FREDTalks host Dr. Freddy Cardoza speaks about The Two Problems in Higher Education and then discusses problems that can plague the learning environment when teachers and learners fail to fulfill their responsibilities in the teaching-learning enterprise.
What is education? How should we define and describe it? How does education relate to teaching and learning? These are the types of questions explored in this episode of FREDTalks Podcast as Dr. Freddy Cardoza explains the nature of education and challenges professors not only to be content experts-- but experts in facilitating learning.
What should Christians know?
These are the types of questions answered in this podcast, Episode 002 - What Mature Christians Should Know.
Take the journey with Podcast Seminary Dean, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, long-time pastor and professor, who explores the idea with you, to help equip you to grow in your faith.
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All people deal with fear from time to time. But for men, the phenomenon of fear strikes at the epicenter of our hearts. Fear threatens our sense of adequacy and produces profound emotions within us-- none of them good.
In this promotional episode for Podcast Seminary, our new show, you will learn about the nature and psychology of fear. Host Freddy Cardoza does an autopsy of the fear factor that rattles even the hardest of hardcore men among us. If you're a man, this study is for you. If you're a woman who cares about the men in your life, you'll want to listen and share this episode with others.
Those who listen to this podcast are challenged to FEAR(less) and to be FEAR(LESS)!
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Why do we do some of the things we do? What mysteries lie beneath human behavior, including bad behavior?
How can some people make decisions that harm themselves and others, and still live with themselves? How can people who do horrible things look themselves in the mirror? How do sociopaths slip that far into such a dark place?
And, even if we are good people, how do we do sometimes do bad things without feeling bad about them?
This session deals with the issue of the "broken moral compass."
We'll talk about:
Join us in this exciting discovery of our own hearts and the deep recesses of the human condition. It'll help you understand yourself and others better, leading to better relationships with people and with God.
How Does Satan Use Your Weaknesses Against You?
That's what we discover in this podcast episode. In Part 2 of a 6 part series, we'll discuss things like:
These are some of the most important insights I have come to understand on the nature of sin and how Satan uses our weaknesses to exploit us.
Join me as we explore these truths from the pages of scripture and delve deeply into the human heart and personal psyche.
In this important series, we'll explore how to overcome our besetting sins in order to become our best selves.
Session 1 explores the human conscience. In this first dynamic session, we learn about:
Join this important study and look for future episodes in this new series created by Dr. Freddy Cardoza. For more information see www.freddycardoza.com and check out PodcastSeminary.com
Christianity is the world's largest religion with over 2 Billion professing believers. Christianity developed from the Jewish faith, with Jesus of Nazareth, a Jew, being identified as the Messiah of the World.
Christianity spread rapidly, ultimately becoming the official religion of the Roman Empire, in addition to spreading into the Eastern Hemisphere. This made Christianity global, as it spread to all continents.
Christianity has three major divisions, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant. In this podcast, these movements and the essential beliefs of Evangelical Christianity are discussed, along with points of contrast and comparison between biblical concepts and the teachings of other religions.
The conclusion is that, contrary to popular belief, Christianity does not teach the same thing as other religions and that the different religions communicate completely different concepts of God that force people to decide which, if any, faith is true and should be followed.
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