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On this episode of Church Clips, we sat down with a clip from a husband and wife podcast team , The Claytors, as they discuss how to approach “changing” your spouse. 
 
Then, we listen as Craig Groeschel talks about the importance of and tips for keeping the lines of communication open with your  kids. 
 
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⛪️ Is it controversial to put your kids “dead last” as it relates to your relationship with God and your spouse?   
Should the rapture strike fear in our hearts instead of giving us hope⁉️ 
These church clips from Carl Lentz and Rich Wilkerson set the stage for our discussion!
#Episode 111
#podcast #church #reels #youtube

‼️ From theological perspectives, historical findings, confirming concepts, or flat out critique/criticisms, Church Clips will view Church/Christian related content on social media and offer a response…or maybe even a rebuttal. 👉🏻 This Week we’re talking the valid historicity of Jesus plus the move to traditional style church services from Gen-Z.  (Clips From Tiktok: Isaiah Robinson & Dumbsaints)
Our hope is to remind people that while the Church isn’t perfect (because people are involved), it’s still God’s greatest tool on the earth. It will also serve as a reminder that if you are in Christ, YOU ARE THE CHURCH, not the building you meet in! ⛪️🙏🏻

⁉️ It would be safe to say that one of the most common road blocks people have when it comes to Faith in God revolves around the question of “why does God allow suffering if He is a good God”? This is especially true amongst people new to the faith and/or those that don’t believe at all.  First of all I want to say that we get it. This is not a dumb question and one that may not easily be explained.
This was recently brought up at a Bible Study we help lead with college students and felt that a deeper conversation was warranted.  This episode is our response to that encounter and while it’s certainly not an “end all, be all”, we are hopeful that it will provide some encouragement and insight into the Idea of God and suffering.  #Episode 109 
#podcast #christian #theology #reels

On Episode 108 Eric Wade from Mountain Men joins us.
Episode from a live session on Nov. 5 We talk, (In Eric’s Words) About:🔥 Why so many men are feeling lost, disconnected, or numb in today’s culture🧠 The real cost of wearing masks and pretending we’ve got it all together💪 How brotherhood, honesty, and purpose can help men rise again🏔️ And how Mountain Men is helping men break down their walls, find freedom, and become the men they were meant to be
If you care about the future of manhood — or you’re ready to be part of a movement that restores strength with heart — don’t miss this one.

🧠I recently attended an Arkansas Community College Conference that featured Keynote speaker, and futurist, Steve Brown.
Brown delivered an inspiring keynote on how artificial intelligence is transforming education. He urged colleges to embrace AI as a tool to enhance learning, not replace educators, and to prepare students for an AI-driven workforce.
 👉🏻 Key takeaway: AI is here now—schools must adapt curriculum, assessment, and teaching to stay relevant.
 👉🏻 Big message: Educators remain essential, guiding creativity, ethics, and human connection in an AI-powered world.
In Episode 107 we utilize an article from Forbes that highlights not only the advances in AI but more importantly, the things that make us human, which AI could never replace.  In light of this, we add a spiritual component to the conversation that in our opinions, adds clarity and direction to an ever “advancing” world. Out tomorrow!
#podcast #ai #technology #spirituality

‼️How do you prioritize what’s most important when everything seems like it’s high priority? Maybe you are in a situation where none of the options are ideal and the risk, no matter which option you choose, is high.
🎙️ On Episode 105 we continue the conversation of what it means to have maximum accountability over the decisions we make and explore processes used by Navy Seal @jockowillink to help elevate your decision making process. 
#podcast #trendingnow #military #conversation #communication

‼️As a leader are you constantly shifting the blame away from yourself and onto the ones you lead?  Are you personally accountable in your relationships and friendships or is everything ALWAYS someone else’s fault?
Using the premise of “Extreme Ownership” from the book by @jockowillink and @leifbabin, this episode examines what a life looks like in leadership when we learn to OWN IT (Extreme Ownership) with those we lead. 
🚨Before you disregard this by thinking to yourself, I’m not really a leader…THINK AGAIN!  We ALL lead something.  Maybe you’re the one in the family everyone always turns to or if you are married, you have a form of leadership expected from your spouse and children.  Maybe you’re not in upper management, YET, but you are in charge of something in hopes of one day having greater responsibility.  
Learning to Own It (Extreme Ownership) may be somewhat of a different mindset for you but if you can put these principles into practice, you will begin to view people, and leadership in a different way.  On a personal note, this book is a GREAT READ.  Both Jocko and Babin recount their time as Navy Seals and use the principles they learned in the line of duty, to teach others about extreme ownership in their own organizations.  
‼️#Episode 104!!#podcast #jockowillink #reels #psychology #reels

‼️ let’s face it,  It’s impossible to avoid having to build relationships!
👉🏻 In the workplace relationship building is essential because it strengthens collaboration, trust, and overall team effectiveness.
👉🏻 In the community, relationship building strengthens social bonds, promotes cooperation, and helps address shared challenges more effectively. It cultivates goodwill, encourages mutual respect, and creates networks of support that benefit individuals and groups alike.
Whether at home, in the community, or in the workplace, a factor in someone’s overall success could be attributed to how well they build and maintain relationships. 

‼️Becoming a more proactive person of action is about training your mindset, habits, and systems to consistently move from intention to execution—especially before circumstances force your hand. 
🎙️ On Episode 102 we talk about 6 ways to become more proactive which includes the…
👉🏻3A Rule👉🏻Accountability partners, and more!