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In this episode, Jessica Hooten Wilson and I go deep in her ten year project of reckoning with Flannery O’Connor’s unpublished and unfinished 3rd novel Why Do the Heathen Rage? Jessica shares insights into Flannery’s writing process, themes in her fiction, her perspectives on race and social justice. She talks about reading O’Connor with charity and how that can provide new insights. We get into limitations because of Flannery’s illness that contributed to the depth and particularity of her writing. We also talk grace, sanctity and the connection between body and soul. So join us as we dig deep into the works of Flannery O’Connor.

Jessica Hooten Wilson is the Fletcher Jones Endowed Chair of Great Books at Pepperdine University and formerly Louise Cowan Scholar in Residence at the University of Dallas. She is the author of several books, most recently Reading for the Love of God. Her book Giving the Devil his Due: Flannery O’Connor and The Brothers Karamazov received a 2018 Christianity Today book of the year in arts and culture award and The Scandal of Holiness received a 2022 Award of Merit. In 2019 she received the Hiett Prize for Humanities from the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture. Other awards include a Fulbright Fellowship to Prague, an NEH to study Dante in Florence, a Biola University sabbatical fellowship funded by the John Templeton Foundation, and the 2017 Emerging Public Intellectual Award. She is a Senior Fellow at The Trinity Forum.

Jessica's Book:
Flannery O'Connor's Why Do the Heathen Rage?

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In this episode, Brian and I have a conversation around the cross of Jesus and his latest book The Wood Between the Worlds. It’s a deep conversation around suffering and putting to shame the powers and principalities. We talk about the multi-faceted meaning of the cross and view it through a kaleidoscope, so we can uncover more and more depth of meaning. We talk about the Kingdom, galvanizing around an axis of power or an axis of love expressed in forgiveness, and the seduction of power we find in the Lord of the Rings. It’s a fantastic conversation that I know you will enjoy. So join us as we look at the multi-faceted wonder of the cross.

Brian Zahnd is the founder and lead pastor of Word of Life Church in St. Joseph, Missouri. Known for his theologically informed preaching and his embrace of the deep and long history of the church, Zahnd provides a forum for pastors to engage with leading theologians and is a frequent conference speaker. He is the author of several books, including When Everything's On Fire, Sinners in the Hands of a Loving God, A Farewell to Mars, and Beauty Will Save the World.

Brian's Book:
The Wood Between the Worlds

Brian's Recommendations:
Bob Dylan - Shadow Kingdom
Metallica - 72 Seasons

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In this episode, David Fitch and I reckon with power in this conversation. We talk about worldly power versus Godly power. What’s the difference? Why do we need a new relationship with power? We talk about mutual submission, engaging the table for reconciliation and justice, non-coercive evangelism. We even engage in a conversation around power dynamics and the Middle East. It’s a fantastic conversation that is much needed as we continue to encounter abuse of power in the church. So join us as we reckon with power and hand over the reigns to God. 

David Fitch (Ph.D Northwestern University) is a professor at Northern Seminary and a pastor at Mission Renew Church in Westmont, IL. He is married to Rae Ann and they have one son named Max. He’s coached hockey for the YMCA USA Hockey program for seven years. David teaches, speaks, and writes within the fields of Neo-Anabaptist theology, missiology, culture studies, political theory, and ethics. 

He writes from time to time on his own page at Missio Alliance, on his own substack,  for Christianity Today, Outreach Magazine, ChurchLeaders.com, EthicsDaily, and multiple other sites, magazines and journals. He is co-host of the Theology of Mission podcast. His latest book is Reckoning with Power from Brazos press.

David's Book:
Reckoning with Power

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The girls are back. In their first episode for 2024, Chloe and Steph discuss setting intentions and (not) resolutions for the new year. Chloe shares her intention setting process, which involves envisioning what you want your life to look like at the end of 2024, focusing on feelings.

They then identify key themes or areas of focus from their vision and make action plans for how to achieve those intentions over the course of the year through small, incremental steps. Chloe's themes were abundance, love, adventure, and nourishment. Steph is still deciding on her word but is considering words like fortify or strengthen.

They also discussed the importance of self-care, checking in on health, spending quality time with loved ones, and learning to be more at peace with difficult emotions. The podcast concluded with a card pull focusing on generosity and abundance for the new year.

Other things discussed:

• Chloe and Steph welcomed listeners to their first podcast episode of 2024. They discussed wanting to broaden their audience this year. 
• Steph shared a recap of her skin issues over the past year and the various steps she took like changing her diet, seeing a naturopath and dermatologist, and implementing a skincare routine to clear up her rosacea.
• They also caught up on how their holidays went, with Chloe saying it felt like a bit of a blur but enjoyed spending time with family. 
• Steph mentioned Huwey's back issues limiting activities but still enjoying time with friends visiting.
• Both were looking forward to more structure in the new year after a relaxing break.

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The Magic of I Planner: https://au.magicofi.com/collections/planners
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Chloe's Vision & Intention setting work sheet

1.Find a comfy space where you feel calm and relaxed. Take a few deep inhales and exhales.
2.Cast your mind forward to the last day of 2024. Where are you? How do you feel? Think about all the wonderful accomplishments over the past 12 months- who you have become, the activities you loved, adventures had, feelings felt, all the moments… FEEL it all.
3.Open your journal (or can be a plain piece of paper, or in your phone notes) and write Vision at the top and write down all that you saw, paying particular attention to your feelings.
4.On the next page, a top write Action & then from your list choose 4 themes / feelings that you want to take action toward this year to ensure you’re working towards your amazingly wonderful and of 2024 that you have envisioned!
5.Under each theme, write how you are going to take action. Aka/ ‘Nourished’: meditate, wholesome foods- organic boxes, no more hello fresh, meal plan and prep Fridays.

And there you go- check back in on your action list so that you can hold yourself accountable - even put it on the fridge where you can see it! 

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In this episode, Steve Bouma-Prediger and I have a great discussion on creation, earthkeeping, and our role in caring for the earth as disciples of Jesus. Since the Bible starts and ends with rivers and trees, our first mandate is to care for the earth, and our vision of the future includes the earth we are now living on, we have a role and responsibility in the way we keep the earth, care for it, and pattern our life. What are the things we can do in our every day lives to be good earth keepers? Who is working on the major problems of the earth at the moment? How is social justice tied to ecological issues? We tackle these questions and more. So join us as we discover our role as earthkeepers as disciples of Jesus.

Steve Bouma-Prediger is the Leonard and Marjorie Mass Professor of Reformed Theology at Hope College in Holland, Michigan and the director of the Environmental Studies minor.  A graduate of Hope College, his Ph.D. is in religious studies from The University of Chicago. His most recent book is Creation Care Discipleship: Why Earthkeeping is an Essential Christian Practice. When not teaching or writing, he spends as much time as possible canoeing or backpacking in his favorite places in North America or simply hiking among the magnificent trees in southwest Michigan parks.

Steve's Book:
Creation Care Discipleship

Steve's Recommendation:
The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth

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Chris Nero, Founder and CEO of Bridgeport Financial Technology, brings 34 years of industry expertise to the show, where we discuss the financial markets evolution and the transition from public to private markets and the challenges and nuances of this shift.

We cover key aspects such as the importance of education in bridging the gap between public and private markets, the growth of accredited high net worth and ultra high net worth investors in private markets, and the role of additive–not disruptive–technology in facilitating this transition. We talk about  trends such as the popularity of private credit and the emergence of feeder structures to provide access to exclusive funds. We also highlight the significance of digitization and single source of truth and what that means for the industry in the long term. In our conversation, Chris emphasizes the importance of understanding the entire life cycle of private markets and private market investments and how it works as being critical in building a digital infrastructure that creates a seamless and transparent experience for advisors and clients alike.

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Jared Boyd talks about finding freedom in the constraint of spiritual disciplines and a communal rule of life. Our leadership and mission can only go as far as our formation, so how do we engage in practices together in ways that help us look more like Jesus? At the core of our conversation is a desire to encounter the love of God through the presence of God. Join us as we seek to find practices in community that facilitate encounters of the love of God. 

Jared Patrick Boyd is a pastor (Vineyard USA), spiritual director, and Founding Director of the Order of the Common Life, a missional monastic order reimagining religious vocations for the 21st Century. In local pastoral ministry he has been working to bring together the contemplative, charismatic, and sacramental streams of the church.

Jared is author of Imaginative Prayer: A Yearlong Guide to Your Child’s Spiritual Formation (IVP 2017) and Finding Freedom in Constraint (IVP 2023). He and his wife have 4 girls and live in the west-side neighborhood of Franklinton in Columbus, OH.

Jared's Book:
Finding Freedom in Constraint

Jared's Recommendation:
Interior Freedom by Jacques Philippe
To Love as God Loves by Roberta Bondi

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In this episode, Alan Hirsch and Rob Kelly join us to talk about their book Metanoia: How God Radically Transforms, People, Churches, and Organizations from the Inside Out. We have a great conversation on repentance, movements, organizational change, unlearning, relearning, vision, future thinking, and more. This metanoia process that they take us through is really important. How do we have our minds renewed? How do we shift paradigms and have our mind’s blown? Join us as we discover how to engage in paradigm shifts individually and organizationally, so it sticks and lasts.

Alan Hirsch is one of the founders of Movement Leaders Collective, as well as founding the Forge Mission Training Network and 5QCollective. Known for his innovative approach to mission and thought-leadership, Alan is highly sought after movement strategist for leaders, churches and denominations across the Western world. He is the author of numerous award winning books including The Forgotten Ways, 5Q, ReJesus, The Shaping of Things to Come, and The Permanent Revolution. He and his lovely wife Debra hail from the land down under, but currently live in Melbourne, Australia.

Rob Kelly is the Founder & CEO of the FORCLT Network. Rob is also co-founder of the City Leaders Collective (with Eric Swanson), which connects and equips city network leaders globally. Rob is co-author of the book ‘Metanoia’ (with Alan Hirsch), and the founder & lead author of the State of the City Report. Prior to this, Rob served 13 years as a pastor, along with numerous other leadership positions, including co-founding CLT/ONE and lecturing at Gordon-Conwell Seminary.  Rob is a graduate of the University of Washington and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary-Charlotte, and is pursuing doctoral studies from Bakke Graduate University.  Rob is married to Ani, and they are the proud parents of Addison and RJ.

The book:
Metanoia

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In this episode, Jason VanRuler and I have a great conversation about our past wounds and struggles and how we can heal from them, so that we can be healthy and whole. We can find Christ in the dark places of our lives as he enters into the suffering with us and he will be there to lead us to the next step. We talk about the necessity of acknowledging where we are at, being honest with ourselves and God, asking for help, and finding friends to walk with us. Join us as we uncover the wounds of our past, so that we can heal from them, and move forward into the future in a healthy way connected to God and to one another.

Jason VanRuler is the author of Get Past Your Past: How Facing Your Broken Places Leads to True Connection. He began his career in 2011 and has worked with many populations over the years, ranging from persons who are incarcerated to top CEOs, performers and artists, and just about everyone in between. Jason has extensive experience as a clinician, coach, and speaker and operates a multistate private practice. In 2018, Jason joined Bethesda Workshops in Nashville, TN, where he serves as a group leader and facilitator. Jason is known for his ability to relate and connect with his clients and offer hope to those who have felt hopeless. He has an engaged and rapidly growing online audience for his insightful, short videos sharing practical tips for psychological care, self-help, and healthy relationships.

Jason's Book:
Get Past Your Past

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Soundtracks by Jon Acuff

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DEE:    So before Cereset, I have had, you know, medical issues for over half of my life and severe stress. And what I learned was trauma from dealing with that, for over half of my life kind of hit a point where I realized I needed something else to help me get through the mental side of those health issues. I had really become a little bit more isolated in the way that I was living my life in the sense that with the medical issues, if something was stressful, or I didn't feel, you know, safe eating certain foods, I would just avoid everything at all costs to prevent any type of scenario. But after Cereset, I realized I could conquer a lot of those fears from my past medical issues. And you know, it might sound funny, but you know, eating certain foods on an airplane, or, you know, trying foods I hadn't eaten in years, I was able to do again, and it wasn't scary to do it.

VENICE:   So can give me a little more of how the swallowing issues started with you and why foods were scary.

DEE:  Sure. So when I was 12 years old, I'm 26 now, pretty much overnight, I developed swallowing issues, eating food, I would choke on it. I also developed anaphylactic allergies overnight. So eating, which was something that I'd always loved became something that was scary. And over time, over the years, those issues progressed, they got worse. So I've kind of dealt with that for years. I actually had a surgery about a year ago to try to aid in the swelling issue, trying to you know, get me back eating more foods. But even though I had the surgery, I was still too scared to re introduce foods back into my life because I was, you know, rightfully afraid of a choking incident. But Cereset provided me the ability to kind of move past the fear, and slowly start reintroducing foods I hadn't eaten and, you know, I had not had  popcorn in six years. And now it's something that I can eat regularly.

VENICE:   Do you find you have more patience with people?Do you find you have more patience with people?

DEE:  Yes. Because I'm not stressed, I've determined. I didn't realize how you almost get to a point where you're just so stressed all the time. You're not even consciously aware that you're stressed. And until I went through Cereset and felt what it was like to be, you know, normal in the sense of normal stress levels again, I didn't realize how stressed I was every day.

VENICE:   Has your sleep changed at all.

Yeah, I actually realized I didn't even realize this until I finished with my initial Cereset appointments. But my entire life. I'm somebody that always would dream every night, I would remember my dreams. And about three years ago, I realized I stopped dreaming altogether. And since I started Cereset I am dreaming again. And I've noticed for me everyone's different but a correlation between being able to dream and being able to fall asleep.

VENICE:  Cool. And do you feel more rested when you get up?

DEE:  Yes, because I think I'm actually in a deeper sleep than I was before. Before I you know, the last three years is really when I had the sleep issues, but I've never had before. Falling asleep was almost impossible. And then staying asleep was also more difficult where I didn't have any of those issues before. I think COVID is what really started that for me, I got really sick with COVID. And I think it really messed up my sleep patterns and Cereset got me out of that sleep pattern.

VENICE:  Did you have a loss of smell and taste with COVID

 DEE: Thankfully that was the only symptom I did not have. But after I got COVID Come to find out, you know, working with doctors, I did have the original strain of COVID. Back in December of 2019, before anybody knew what it was. And long COVID is something I dealt with for almost two y

In this episode, Amy Morgan, VP, Head of Trade Compliance at Altana Technologies,, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• Amy’s journey in the supply chain industry
• The definition of trade compliance and recent paradigm shifts
• How data elevates trade compliance
• The evolution of supply chain compliance
• Altana’s compliance work with customs

As the VP, Head of Trade Compliance at Altana Technologies, Amy leads the development and implementation of innovative solutions for the global supply chain. Amy leverages over 20 years of experience in international trade, compliance, leadership, and strategy to help governments and the private sector build safe, resilient, and sustainable supply chains. She is a licensed U.S. Customs Broker and a member of the Trade Support Network.

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In this episode, Mauro Rodrigo Gonzalez, CSO + President of Ascent On-Demand at Ascent Global Logistics, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• How technology has powered their supply chain operations
• The challenges of leading on-demand supply chains
• The difference between a digital platform and a logistics operation
• How to approach change management in supply chains
• The differences in workplace culture across the world
• Their strategy for embracing a digital experience

Mauro is an experienced supply chain executive with over 25 years in the industry. He led and transformed one of the top countries within the Kuehne + Nagel Network, and now serves as the CSO and President of On-Demand operations at Ascent Global Logistics. In his current role, he works with the M&A team to search, analyze and execute potential operations around the world to keep growing their business platform. Tune in now!

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World War II is often portrayed as a period of national unity and purpose in the USA. However, many of the same divisions present today existed then. As the country pivoted to a war economy and then back to a civilian economy, the opportunities for corruption and incompetence were rife. Enter an honest and capable Senator from Missouri – Harry S. Truman.  NPR’s Steve Drummond,  author of “The Watchdog – How the Truman Committee Battled Corruption and Helped World War II” guests on The Common Bridge. You’ll enjoy the well-researched history and be grateful for public servants like Mr. Truman.  

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In this episode, Graham Parker, CEO and Founder of Gravity Supply Chain, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• Why he founded Gravity Supply Chain
• The key factors that impact forwarder and shipper business
• How third-parties help you sell to your customers
• The importance of 'team' in logistics
• What forwarders and carriers miss when it comes to supply chain

Graham is an experienced founder and leader with a comprehensive and proven track record in the logistics and supply chain industry. He founded Gravity Supply Chain in  2014 to support the world's leading shippers and freight forwarders in streamlining operations, gaining better visibility, and making more informed decisions.

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todays episode one we will tell you how to manage your time and get the most out of your day . This simple advance techniques will declutter your life and make you the ultimate time managing productive machine . Download this , listen & Save this for later time for  your car ride to work  ,bed, shower .

Episode 5 on Your Next Success Story Starts Now urged you to start writing your next success chapter. In this episode, and as an example, I want to humbly share how I am heeding my own advice and beginning to write my next success story in the field of podcasting. 

And of course, I'll be using Baby Step 1 - Dissect your work (from Episode 6, The Anatomy of Success at Work) and Baby Step 2 - Design your strategy (from Episode 7, A Strategy for Success at Work). I hope you will draw some encouragement from this episode to take the jump for your next success story. 

The homework will take us from where we stand to dissecting our work, then designing our strategy and, finally, deploying our gap-bridging and growth-hacking tactics. Join me now at the mastery homework desk!

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How does your dream life look like? Have you ever taken time to imagine your ideal life? What if you could design the life you live and play it out in the real world?

In today's episode, I brought on a special guest form Retirement Wisdom. Say hello to Joe Casey, managing partner, author, entrepreneur, and executive coach. In this episode, you'll learn how to design your life on your terms.

In This Interview We Cover

• How to pivot throughout your life
• Writing your next chapter
• Getting more from work than a pay check
• Never stop growing
• And so much more!

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  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joecasey21
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Joe Casey is the Managing Partner of Retirement Wisdom and the author of Win the Retirement Game. Joe’s an executive coach who also helps people design meaningful lives after their primary careers. He works with people - who are preparing to retire, but aren’t done yet – to figure out What’s Next?
It’s not theoretical for Joe. He’s done this himself, becoming an executive coach 13 years ago after a 26-year career at Merrill Lynch, where he was Senior Vice President & Head of HR for Global Markets & Investment Banking. Business Insider named Joe as one of 23 innovative coaches who are making a difference.

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We make decisions all day every day.
Decisions equate to time.
Staying in indecision is taking your time away from things that matter most.
Focusing your attention on thoughts that create more fear, vs. deciding on the result you want is robbing you of your vital life force keeping alcohol in the head lines of your life.
In today's episode I share  what to look for when you are making decisions so you don't get stuck where you are.

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We often wait to figure it out before we decide to commit.
The opposite is true when it comes to creating what has never been created before.
Commit and go all in. When you decide a head of time, you don't set yourself up for failure, you set yourself up to think for solutions outside of the box. Outside of your brains habitual BS.

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