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The Westside Podcast—featuring Jonathan Hansen - The Westside Podcast | Summer on the Mount • How to Find Peace When Anxiety Feels Overwhelming

How to Find Peace When Anxiety Feels Overwhelming What do you do when anxiety feels overwhelming, and your mind won't stop thinking about everything that could go wrong? Anxiety has a way of pulling us out of the present and into a future filled with worst-case scenarios. We carry tomorrow's worries today, replay conversations, anticipate problems, and find ourselves asking an endless stream of “what if” questions. But in Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus gives us a different way to approach anxiety. He doesn't dismiss the reality of life's difficulties or simply tell us to stop worrying. Instead, He redirects our attention from “what if?” to “who?” Who is your Father? Who is the One who is good, sovereign, faithful, and already present in the future you're worried about? In this episode of The Westside Podcast, we explore what Jesus teaches about anxiety, worry, fear, and finding peace in uncertain times. Through Jesus' teaching and the story of God's provision of manna in the wilderness, we discover that God has always invited His people to trust Him one day at a time. We'll also talk about practical ways to respond when anxiety begins to take over—from honest prayer and speaking truth over anxious thoughts to gratitude, slowing down, staying present, and finding trusted people who can walk with us. And at the center of it all is the gospel. Our confidence in God isn't based on wishful thinking. It is rooted in His character and demonstrated through Jesus, who was rejected so that we could be received and forsaken so that we would never be forsaken. Peace doesn't come from knowing what tomorrow holds. It comes from knowing the One who holds tomorrow. Whether you're exploring faith, struggling with anxiety, carrying the weight of an uncertain future, or simply looking for encouragement, this episode offers biblical truth, practical help, and the hope of Jesus. In this episode: What Jesus teaches about anxiety and worry in Matthew 6 Why anxiety keeps pulling us into the “what ifs” What it means to trust God one day at a time What the story of manna teaches us about God's provision How prayer and Scripture can interrupt anxious thoughts How to speak truth over fear and worry The role of gratitude and staying present Why trusted relationships and counseling can be part of a healthy response to anxiety How the gospel gives us a foundation for lasting peace Matthew 6:25–34 | Psalm 42 If you've been searching for Christian answers to anxiety, biblical peace, ways to overcome worry, ways to trust God, or ways to find faith in difficult seasons, we hope this conversation encourages you. Westside Family Church

The Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge - I have a purpose. How do I find it? - Carol McLeod | When critical theory invades our Churches - Neil Shenvi

Guest host Rebekah Haynie talks with Bible teacher Carol McLeod about our search for purpose and meaning. Often we look in the wrong places. How does God help us to find purpose? She offers a free 10-day study. Apologist Neil Schenvi, author of "Post-Woke," looks at how critical theory twists Biblical definitions and God's designs for things like justice and mercy. How do we navigate these war on words and definitions? The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Tony Evans' Sermons - Audio - The Importance of Calling

We know we must be here for a reason. But figuring out exactly what that reason is can be a struggle. Dr. Tony Evans explains why understanding your calling is so important and how you can become more certain about your God-given place and purpose in the world.

Townsend Institute Podcast Series - 090 | Dr. John Townsend: WISDOM in Decision-making

Are You Paralyzed by Choice? Master the Art of Wise Decision-Making. We make over 1,000 decisions every day, from the mundane to the monumental. Yet, many leaders operate without a model, falling into the "paralysis of analysis" or making reactive, "boneheaded" mistakes. How do you ensure your next big move is rooted in wisdom rather than just impulse? In this episode of TIPS, hosts Ashlie and Gilbert sit down with Dr. John Townsend as he unveils his WISDO Model, a six-step framework that integrates neuroscience and relational dynamics to help you navigate leadership, relationships, and personal growth with precision. You’ll discover: The Foundation of Why: Why you must square every opportunity with your mission before considering the "how." Objective vs. Subjective Data: Why your gut is a vital porthole to reality that must align with the numbers. The One-Page Principle: The power of stating your decision with ruthless brevity to ensure organizational alignment. Go, No, or Slow: How to use criticality and gravitas to determine your final action step. Whether you are leading a corporation or navigating a personal transition, this conversation provides the blueprint for integrated, high-performance discernment. Perfect for: Executives, organizational leaders, coaches, and anyone seeking to replace reactive habits with intentional wisdom. ------- The Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine offers fully accredited online graduate degrees and professional certificates in three content areas: Organizational Leadership, Executive Coaching and Consulting, and Counseling. Experience transformational education that operates at the crossroads of competence, character, and connection through the Townsend Institute’s life-changing counseling and leadership programs. To find out more, visit our website at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.cui.edu/townsend⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Enjoying the podcast? We want your input! Please email us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠tipodcast@cui.edu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for any feedback or ideas you have on topics or guests you would like to learn from! ------- Episode music is "Psalm 1 (That Man)" featuring Tommy Walker, Ben Lange, & Kip Fox, produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠The Songwriter Initiative⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ of The Center for Worship Leadership at Concordia University Irvine.

Joni Eareckson Tada: Sharing Hope - A Fix-it Person

Share this program with a friend or family member at www.joniradio.org! -------- Thank you for listening! Your support of Joni and Friends helps make this show possible. Joni and Friends envisions a world where every person with a disability finds hope, dignity, and their place in the body of Christ. Become part of the global movement today at www.joniandfriends.org. Find more encouragement on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.

Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe - Hang Onto Your Hope -- Part 1

Is worry loosening your grip on joy? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe tackles the relational tension that quietly robs believers of hope, and shares Paul’s blueprint for making peace instead of picking sides. Make plans to listen for practical steps to hold onto your hope ... listen to Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Bold Steps Gift: Lee Strobel-The Case For Faith Visit or watch Mark Jobe at New Life Community Church Become a Bold Partner: https://www.moodyradio.org/donateto/boldsteps See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Transforming the Church with Dr. Derwin L Gray - It's Time To Heal with Hosanna Wong

In this episode of the Transforming the Church Podcast, Pastor Derwin Gray sits down with best-selling author, preacher, and church leader Hosanna Wong for an honest and hope-filled conversation about healing, grace, and leadership. Drawing from Hosanna’s powerful personal story—growing up in a family transformed by Jesus amid addiction and street life—the episode explores the urgent need for healing within the church and among its leaders. Derwin and Hosanna discuss the dangers of unaddressed wounds, the difference between behavioral modification and true transformation, and the role of grace in overcoming shame while discussing Pastor Derwin's new book It's Time To Heal. With wisdom rooted in Scripture, real-life experiences, and neuroscience, they challenge leaders to seek healing for themselves so they can lead others from a place of authenticity and freedom. The episode highlights practical steps for embracing God’s healing, underscores the importance of inviting Jesus into our deepest pain, and offers encouragement for anyone longing to walk in wholeness. Listeners will come away inspired to pursue genuine healing, equipped with practical insight, and reminded that the journey toward restoration begins not with self-sufficiency, but with surrender to the amazing grace of Jesus. PODCAST RESOURCES • More from Derwin: www.derwinlgray.com and www.transformationchurch.tc/podcast • Subscribe on Apple Podcasts • Subscribe on Spotify • Subscribe on YouTube • Subscribe on Amazon Music • The ChurchLeaders Podcast Network CONNECT WITH DERWIN • Facebook: www.facebook.com/derwinlgray • Instagram: @derwinlgray RATE, LEAVE A REVIEW, & SHARE If you’ve been impacted by this podcast, please leave a rating and a review, and share with someone in your life.

World Vision - The Next Gen of World Changers!

DYK more than half of the world’s population is under 30? That’s a whole lot of potential to change the world! This #YouthDay, we’re celebrating young people who are speaking up, taking action, championing the causes they care about, and proving that they can build a more hopeful future right now. Here’s to a generation full of purpose, possibility, and the power to create change. #WorldVisionNextGen

FBCG Live with Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. - The Principles of Forgiveness: Pt. 2- The Danger of Bitterness

Hebrews 12:15 warns us not to let a root of bitterness take hold in our hearts. In this episode, we explore the story of Ahithophel and how unresolved hurt can impact our hearts and relationships. Even when we have a legitimate reason to be hurt, we must guard our hearts and surrender our pain to God before it becomes bitterness. Support the show

The Joy Bringer Podcast with Season Bowers - The Joy Bringer Podcast - Romans Ch 3 (Kinsman Redeemer)

The Joy Bringer Podcast - Romans Ch 3 (Kinsman Redeemer) summary Season shares a profound reflection on Jesus as our kinsman redeemer, exploring biblical themes of redemption, justice, and grace. This episode offers deep insights into the spiritual significance of Jesus' sacrifice and how it impacts our lives today. keywords Jesus, Kinsman Redeemer, Redemption, Grace, Bible, Romans, Ruth, Salvation, Faith, Justice, Season Bowers, Joy Bringer key topics Jesus as kinsman redeemer Biblical concept of redemption in Ruth and Romans The significance of Jesus' sacrifice Grace and justice in Christian theology Practical implications of redemption in daily life Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the concept of Jesus as kinsman redeemer 02:08 Exploring the biblical role of kinsman redeemer in Ruth 03:58 The significance of redemption from sin and death 04:57 Romans 3: The foundation of salvation by faith 07:10 The justice of God and the role of grace 08:53 The gospel as the turning point in human history 11:01 Earthly consequences of sin and the power of grace 11:56 Responding to God's grace with repentance and action 13:12 The high price Jesus paid and our response 14:00 Celebrating God's mercy and reflecting on His sacrifice

Crazy Love Podcast - Staff Talks with Francis: The Fight Against Individualism

It's never been easier to do ministry alone. With AI, social media, and endless platforms, we can build an audience without ever building the Body. But that's not the vision we find in Scripture. In this Staff Talk, Francis reflects on the growing pull toward independence and why followers of Jesus are called to something far more difficult: depending on one another. God's Kingdom isn't built by isolated individuals, but by a people who choose unity over personal influence.

Generations at Work - 041: Baby Boomers and the Modern Workplace

In this episode of Generations at Work, Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore welcome attorney Jenny Chapin for a candid discussion on the vulnerabilities and strengths baby boomers experience in today's rapidly evolving workplace. The conversation explores the importance of bridging generational gaps through humility, respect, and curiosity, while also addressing boomers' challenges around technology, relevance, and adapting to change. Jenny shares her unique perspective as a long-tenured legal professional, highlighting the value of experience, partnership, and truth-seeking across generations. Listeners gain practical insights into fostering empathy, leveraging intergenerational strengths, and creating a workplace culture where all voices are valued. Equip the next generation in the workplace with Dr. Tim Elmore's guide, The Future Begins With Z Discover more generational diversity resources at MaxwellLeadership.com/GenerationsAtWork

The Called to Flourish Podcast - He Didn't Ask for a 360. He Chose What to Do With It. — David Corry, Liberty University

Not every leader gets to choose when growth arrives. David Corry, General Counsel for Liberty University, didn't choose the timing — but what he did with the opportunity is the real story. When Liberty University committed to investing in its leaders' growth, David Corry was one of the executives given the chance to go through a full 360 assessment. In this episode, David shares why he chose to lean fully into the process — engaging honestly with feedback instead of simply going through the motions. His story offers a real look at what humility, coaching, and sustained growth look like in practice for a leader who'd spent nearly five decades in the workforce without this kind of opportunity before. You'll Gain Insight On: How to respond well when change is required, not requested How to turn feedback into a workable monthly growth plan instead of an overwhelming list What it takes to recognize and interrupt decades-old leadership habits How coaching and honest self-assessment work together, even for veteran leaders Subscribe to Called to Flourish and share this conversation with a fellow leader. Access full show notes, resources, and transcript at: https://workplaces.org/podcast/he-didnt-ask-for-a-360-he-chose-what-to-do-with-it

How to Study the Bible - Bible Study Made Simple - Creating Rhythms of Silence and Solitude

One of the paradoxes of Jesus is that he lived a perfect life without sin and had perfect communion with his Father, yet he still needed to withdraw from ministry success and pray. This observation challenges the notion that rest and solitude are only necessary for those who are burnt out or overwhelmed. Instead, it suggests that even in the midst of busyness and productivity, intentional rest and solitude are essential for reconnecting with God and being who we are meant to be. RESOURCES: Nicole’s Book: Help My Bible Is Alive! Ask Nicole a Bible study question: nicole@nicoleunice.com FOLLOW NICOLE: Website: https://nicoleunice.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nicoleunice Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicoleunice/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicole.unice/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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Equip & Empower Podcast with Christine Caine - Episode 407 | It Is Finished: What One Word from the Cross Changes About Your Identity

One word. Spoken once. And it changed everything for all of eternity. When Jesus bowed his head on the cross and said, "It is finished," he wasn't admitting defeat. He was shouting victory. In the original Greek, it is a single word — tetelestai — a business term meaning "all is completed, paid in full." Written at the bottom of a debt. Stamped across a record of what was owed. And at Calvary, Jesus wrote it across yours. In the first episode of our podcast series A Life Unleashed: Living Fully in the Purpose God Designed You For, Christine Caine takes us to John 19:28–30 and unpacks the three things that were completed at the cross and why all three have direct bearing on who you are and how you live right now. ✨ If you've ever asked questions like… ✅ I know Jesus died for sins, but does that actually cover everything I've done or had done to me? ✅ Why do I still feel shame and condemnation even after I've been forgiven? ✅ How do I stop feeling like I need to earn God's love or prove myself to Him? ✅ Can God really redeem a family history like mine — abuse, addiction, abandonment? ✅ I feel too far gone. Is there actually hope for someone like me? ✅ What does the finished work of the cross actually mean for my everyday life? ✅ How do I let what Jesus did become bigger than what people did to me? …then this is your episode. What you'll learn: → What tetelestai actually means — the Greek tense, the business term, and why "paid in full" is not just a metaphor but the precise legal and spiritual reality of what Jesus accomplished at the cross for you. → The three things that were finished at Calvary — the sacrificial system, sin, and shame — and why understanding each one dismantles the lie that you still have something to prove, earn, or hide. → How to draw a bloodline in the sand — how the finished work of Christ makes it possible for your history not to define your destiny, and what it looks like to let tetelestai be the word that rewrites your family tree. A LIFE UNLEASHED: Living Fully in the Purpose God Designed You For — new episodes every Monday. Go deeper with Christine's book The Faith to Flourish → ChristineCaine.com/Flourish Free Seasonal Reflection Guide — download it here: → ChristineCaine.com/Podcast New here? Christine Caine is a speaker, New York Times bestselling author, and activist who has been serving the local church globally for over 30 years. She and her husband, Nick, founded the anti-human trafficking organization, The A21 Campaign, which works at the local, domestic, and international level to end modern-day slavery. They also founded Equip & Empower, a ministry that is mobilizing people everywhere to live on mission for Jesus. Propel Women is an initiative of the ministry dedicated to coming alongside women around the globe to activate their God-given purpose. You can tune in to her weekly Equip and Empower Podcast to be encouraged by the hope of Jesus wherever you are. Christine holds a Master’s Degree in Evangelism and Leadership from Wheaton College. Subscribe so you never miss an episode: → bit.ly/ChristineCaineSubscribe + + + + Bible Study → linktr.ee/christinecaine ️ Life & Leadership Podcast → linktr.ee/christinecaine Support the ministry → linktr.ee/christinecaine Follow Christine on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ChristineCaine/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theChristineCaine/ Twitter: https://

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The Westside Podcast—featuring Jonathan Hansen - The Westside Podcast | Summer on the Mount • Lust: Winning the Battle Within

What does the Bible actually say about lust? In this episode, Jonathan Hansen walks through Matthew 5:27-30, where Jesus addresses one of the most personal and misunderstood struggles people face. Instead of merely condemning outward behavior, Jesus reveals that lasting freedom begins with the condition of the heart. Together, we'll explore the difference between temptation and lust, why Jesus says adultery begins long before an action is taken, and how the biblical framework of the heart, the eye, and the hand provides practical wisdom for overcoming sexual temptation. You'll also hear how the story of King David and Bathsheba serves as a powerful reminder of how unchecked desire can gradually lead us away from God's best. Whether you're personally battling pornography, lust, or unwanted temptation—or you're simply seeking a deeper understanding of biblical sexuality and the teachings of Jesus—this episode offers practical encouragement, biblical truth, and genuine hope. Freedom isn't found through trying harder. It begins by bringing hidden struggles into the light, inviting Jesus into the deepest places of our hearts, and taking faithful steps alongside trusted community. No matter where you've been or what you're facing, there is hope, healing, and freedom in Christ. In this episode: What the Bible says about lust Lust vs. temptation Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:27-30 Sexual purity and the Christian life Pornography, accountability, and healing King David and Bathsheba Practical steps toward lasting freedom

WiLD Conversation - The Fog of Work: Adam Tarnow on Why Middle Managers Build Trust, Lead Through Pressure, and Shape Organizational Culture

In this episode of the WiLD Conversation Podcast Dr. Rob McKenna and Sabeth Kapahu sit down with Adam Tarnow, former CPA, leadership development expert, and author of The Fog of Work: A Simple Approach to Navigating the Complexity of Middle Management , to explore why middle managers play one of the most influential roles in building trust and shaping organizational culture. Together, they unpack the unique pressures of leading from the middle, where expectations flow down from senior leadership while the daily needs of teams rise from below. Rather than viewing middle management as a frustrating stop on the way to executive leadership, Adam and Rob reveal why this "fog" is actually the proving ground where trust is earned, character is formed, and healthy organizational culture takes root. Drawing on Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey, they challenge leaders to move beyond blame and embrace personal agency. The conversation explores how thriving organizations aren't built on flawless leaders, but on systems of repair—cultures where honest conversations, accountability, and the willingness to learn from mistakes create lasting trust. Key Leadership Takeaways Trust Is Built Through Repair, Not Perfection The healthiest organizations aren't those that avoid conflict, they're the ones that repair it well. Trust grows when leaders embrace honest feedback, acknowledge missteps, and address broken dynamics before they become cultural norms. Middle Managers Shape Organizational Culture Every Day The middle isn't just where work gets done. The middle is where culture is lived. Positioned between strategic vision and frontline execution, middle managers have a unique opportunity to translate values into everyday leadership that builds trust across the organization. Lead Through Pressure with Agency, Not Blame Pressure can tempt leaders to focus on circumstances they can't control. Lasting leadership begins when we reclaim our agency, respond with intention, and choose courage over complaint, even when the path forward feels uncertain. Whether you're a middle manager, senior executive, or emerging leader, this conversation offers practical wisdom for navigating workplace complexity, building trust under pressure, and becoming the kind of leader who shapes a healthier organizational culture from wherever you lead.

Lausanne Movement Podcast - What Leaders Who Start Movements Have in Common | Emanuel Prinz on What Research Reveals About Catalytic Leaders

What if the difference between a growing ministry and a multiplying movement isn’t strategy, resources, or even opportunity—but the kind of leader at the centre of it all? In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Jason Watson speaks with Dr. Emanuel Prinz about what years of research into Christian movements reveal about truly fruitful leadership. Drawing on his experience as a church planter, movement coach, researcher, and ministry consultant, Emanuel explains why movements are closely connected to the character and practices of their leaders. He explores the qualities shared by catalytic leaders, including a deep hunger for God, radical learning, perseverance, transformational disciple-making, and a willingness to empower others. The conversation also moves beyond leadership methods and strategies to the inner life of the leader. Emanuel warns that busyness can become a significant barrier to fruitfulness and encourages leaders to cultivate abiding, solitude, silence, and an identity rooted in being loved by the Father rather than in ministry achievement. Guest Bio Dr. Emanuel Prinz is a researcher, consultant, coach, and trainer focused on disciple-making, church multiplication, and Christian movements. After serving in pioneer church planting among a previously unengaged Muslim people group in North Africa, Emanuel saw hundreds of churches emerge through a multiplying movement. He later coached and trained leaders across East Africa and the Middle East and served in executive leadership within a multinational missions organisation. Today, he works with ministry organisations around the world, helping leaders develop strategies for multiplying disciples, churches, and leaders. His research has examined approximately 170 Christian movements and the shared qualities of the leaders who catalysed them. Links and Resources Catalytic Leadership: https://www.catalyticleadership.info Lausanne Podcast Action Hub: *https://collaborate.lausanne.org/share/FF0jv_MJcqEcpuoK?utm_source=manual Discover what actually catalyzes movements in Emanuel’s book, What Actually Starts Movements, available through Amazon worldwide. Subscribe to his blog and podcast here. Explore his research and movement consulting at www.catalyticleadership.info.

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The Forgotten Jesus Podcast - S7E47 The Superpower For The Christian Life – Matthew 6:33-34

Join us today as we discuss the superpower to overcoming worry and anxiety in your life. Discussion Guide: https://longhollow.com/the-forgotten-jesus-podcast-discussion-guides Notes: https://longhollow.com/theforgottenjesuspodcastshownotes